‘Emily Young, interrogating when a human addresses a piece of stone’ by Anne Murray
What happens when a human addresses a piece of stone? An essential question in Emily Young’s ongoing research as an artist. With stone as her…
What happens when a human addresses a piece of stone? An essential question in Emily Young’s ongoing research as an artist. With stone as her…
It’s a curious time now to open up and close down in many ways. Winter is coming, the clocks have been set back an hour,…
The video work Seil (Rope, 27’30“, 2016) [1] grabs my attention from the back of the gallery as I enter. I am drawn towards the…
In these turbulent times, Amy Sands’ paper and transparent acrylic works, along with her Bobbin Lace Fence Project – Projection Mapping, bring a sense of…
Éva Mayer’s exhibition at Ani Molnár Gallery in Budapest, curated by Lili Boros, delves into the limbic space of fertility, hope, and loss and its…
Memories are constructions. We build them out of fragmented details. These details can be found in different parts of the brain; in accordance with our…