A selection of rarely-seen works by artists of the Hungarian neo-avant-garde will open in London at The Vinyl Factory, Soho during Frieze Week, 4–14 October 2018. “Bookmarks – Revisiting Hungarian art of the 1960s and 1970s”, curated by Hungarian-born, New York-based András Szántó, will include a representative sampling of approximately 70 emblematic works by 35 artists of the late 1960s and 1970s. An accompanying publication will feature interviews by Hans Ulrich Obrist with key figures of the generation, along with essays by Szántó and the London-based art historians Maja and Reuben Fowkes. Practical info Exhibition dates: 4–14 October 2018 Private View & Performance:... Read More

“That Geta lived to see her art embraced so enthusiastically on the international level […] means so much”, Iwan Wirth, the president of Hauser & Wirth, said in a statement, adding that Brătescu was a “true artist who, even in the darkest... Read More

In September, the Teatrino di Palazzo Grassi dedicates two evenings to Gilbert & George, including films and a talk in the presence of the two artists. On Wednesday September 26, the emblematic films “The Singing Sculpture“(1991, 20 min)... Read More

On the occasion of Art Berlin and the Berlin Art Week, we interviewed artist Jeewi Lee to learn more about her practice and her perspective on the city art scene. Jeewi (b. 1987, Seoul) is currently artist resident at Villa Romana in Florence and has... Read More

This edition of My Art Guide Berlin has been developed thanks to an incredible editorial committee formed by Maike Cruse (Director of Art Berlin), Thomas Köhler (Director of Berlinische Galerie) and Julia Rust (Director of me Collectors Room). The... Read More