“The exhibition shows the highly visual or tactile nature of much of the stuff that I do,” Cave tells AnOther of his highly personal show. “You get to see the interior workings – the gears grinding away – there is a vulnerability in that”
The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) will lead its spring schedule with the blockbuster exhibition Fault Lines: Art and the Environment, on view April 2 to July 17, 2022, highlighting contemporary artists’ responses to current environmental concerns through an immersive multimedia exhibition and outdoor sculpture installations. Curated by the NCMA, Fault Lines includes works by 13 artists, including John Akomfrah, Olafur Eliasson, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Allison Janae Hamilton, Richard Mosse, .
Etel Adnan, the artist who transcended the borders of culture and language, may have died in Paris, writes Lebanese author Elias Khoury, yet her death holds a mirror up to the stifling rhythm of what Beirut has become. Indeed, every death now seems a metaphor for the death of Beirut