Erich Reusch, one of the most significant contemporary sculptors, best known for his sculptural interventions in space, first engaged with the idea of a “horizontal sculpture” in the mid-1950s. This term was popularized by Martin ... Read more →

The 11th day. The king’s slaves carried me in a hammock to the Congo River, which was over two long miles away. On arriving there, I could see from atop a hill our ship lying ... Read more →

On Wednesday, 30 April, Aurel Scheibler opens his second exhibition devoted to Philip Guston (1913–1980), which comprises of a group of late drawings and works on canvas complemented by two important earlier paintings. Scheibler’s first Guston show, organized in 2007 and sourced solely from private ... Read more →

“…When one looks at Kricke’s creations for a longer time and absorbs their rhythm, they calm down. In this restful midpoint is a great silence. And in this silence, something has been said—something about the life ... Read more →