Offer Waterman is delighted to announce Acanthus Asymmetrically, a new exhibition by the acclaimed British artist Alison Wilding, presented in association with Karsten Schubert. The exhibition at Offer Waterman’s Mayfair gallery will include ... which will include an interview between the artist and the art historian and writer Sarah Whitfield. Alison Wilding was born in 1948 and currently lives and works in London. Having studied at Nottingham College ... Award (2008) and Bryan Roberstson Award (2012). In 1991, a major retrospective of Wilding's work, Alison Wilding: Immersion – Sculpture from Ten Years, was held at Tate Liverpool. Wilding was nominated for the Turner Prize

United States Gaa is pleased to present Vent violet, a solo exhibition of new works by Wilder Alison. vent violet represents Alison’s third solo exhibition with Gaa, and the first in the gallery ... presses our yes and no buttons simultaneously.” It may be inaccurate to claim the paintings in Wilder Alison’s new solo show vent violet are “op art”, yet they certainly and repeatedly mash ... both senses of the word—together and in two. (Text by Gabriel Kruis, January 2025) Wilder Alison (b. 1986, Burlington, VT) is an interdisciplinary artist who creates paintings by dyeing and sewing together large pieces

Alison Wilding at The Whitworth, Manchester by Neil Powell Unsurprisingly, this commentary is not intended as a review, perhaps more a manifesto or plea for the artist’s grasp of her subject, stature and enduring ... importance. Whitworth have done well to acknowledge the importance of Alison Wilding’s unique voice and position as one of the true ‘greats’ of British art and sculpture over the past three decades. Wilding

East GalleryNUA in Norwich, United Kingdom by Neil Powell Alison Wilding and Tess Jaray remain two of the most distinctive, talented and compelling figures in contemporary European art, inspiring more than one generation of artists ... will. Whilst some works within the show may be familiar from outings at Tate Britain (Wilding’s ‘Largo’ et al.), or R.A. or Serpentine in Jaray’s case, Norwich University of the Arts and Karsten ... limited ways previously and indeed have published intelligent and insightful commentaries on each other’s oeuvre; Alison Wilding’s ‘Thoughts on an undated page from a sketchbook’, are included in the in the substantial monograph

William Bailey, Jake Berthot, Forrest Bess, Alfonso Fratteggiani Bianchi, Rackstraw Downes, John Elderfield, Andrew Forge, Alison Wilding, and Christopher Wilmarth, December 10 – January 10, 2015 with an opening reception on Saturday, December 13th from ... these paintings somehow beg to be experienced by an empathetic viewer. Finally, the single sculpture by Alison Wilding, titled Core, serves as a metaphor for loosing oneself into a work of art as a conical

site of structural violence. Are You The Goods? (‘Les Biennes’) is a paper bag installation by Wilder Alison. The mural-scale work is comprised of approximately thirty silkscreened paper bags hung open on the back ... which is also painted with a color field background. The text is the narrative of a dream Wilder once had, which encompassed a word-play between French and English: les biens translate to the goods

meant to be observed as much as it’s intended to be engaged." "Wilder Alison is fascinating, she's got all these things going on. I think she hasn't quite landed and perhaps ... going next, the trouble is deciding what is most relevant at a given time. With Wilder, there's so much going on in a participatory way. There's a feminist engagement with language, reading, interpretation

online shop that was founded in 1998, sporting excellent multiples by Fiona Banner, Rose Finn-Kelcey, Alison Wilding and many more really interesting UK artists. Another interesting reality is The Present Group, an art subscription

brought into conversation with artists with whom she shared creative concerns during her lifetime including Alison Wilding, Richard Deacon and Susan Hiller. Alongside their work, one of Wakely’s outdoor pieces, Rainsquares (1994), will

exhibition looks at artworks which use organic or animal forms to embody dreamlike or nightmarish scenarios. Alison Wilding’s drawings Drone 4 and Drone 9, 2012, depict the unmanned craft as ghostly and menacing birds

Hume, Jannis Kounellis, Eileen Cooper, Glen Ligon, David Batchelor, Stephen Chambers, Ciara Phillips, Fiona Banner, and Alison Wilding will be exhibited alongside emerging talent from some of the UK’s most dynamic graduate institutions including

Hospice des Mille-Cuisses, CAN, Neuchâtel,Schweiz (2015); Works on Paper by Sculptors (kuratiert von Alison Wilding) The Royal Academy of Arts, London, Grossbritannien (2015); Hairy Plotter and the Polygrapher’s Tones, Toves, Kopenhagen, Dänemark

Alison Jacques Gallery in London, United Kingdom Ryan Mosley is one of the most inventive of the younger English painters at work today, and you can feel the ghostly presence of Picasso here ceaselessly ... maker of wild, irrational, dancing imagery, who seems to have learnt lessons from every modern movement.’ – Michael Glover, The Independent, 2013 In Ryan Mosley’s third solo exhibition at Alison Jacques Gallery his narratives within

Highlights this year will include several new site-specific works including a new collaborative piece between Julian Wild and Amy Stephens and a “solo exhibition” of sculptures by Patricia Volk in the newly converted Coach ... Bullett, Clare Burnett, Alison Crowther, Nigel Hall, Alex Hoda, Patrick Hurst, Eleanor Lakelin, Will Nash, Robert Phillips, Peter Randall-Page, Silvina Soria, Amy Stephens, Patricia Volk, Sheila Vollmer, Shane Waltener, Julian Wild, David Worthington

United States Harman Projects is pleased to announce Love bite, a solo exhibition by UK-based artist Alison Friend. Known for her irresistible anthropomorphic animal portraits, Friend blends classical techniques with a distinctly mischievous imagination ... occasionally a little wild. Together, these works form a tasting plate of my painted world — moments that draw you in, raise a smile, and perhaps leave you hungry for another bite. (Alison Friend) Alison Friend

Alison Jacques Gallery in London, United Kingdom "Everything you need to know about them is right there, humming on the surface: trippy, funny and melancholy, these are virtuoso hallucinations in a high-keyed palette ... pinks, fluorescent orange and wild flashes of cerulean blue. Mosley’s canvases are populated by merry turncoats, bewildered mystics and mournful minstrels, all coming or going or mutating into something or someone else…Many ... bound for disappointment; nothing so straightforward exists here." - Jennifer Higgie, ‘Carnival Theory’ Frieze magazine April 2015 Alison Jacques Gallery is delighted to present Anatomy and the Wall, our fourth solo exhibition of new works

Cleveland Institute of Art. Select solo exhibitions include Act like you know me, curated by Fiona Alison Duncan, White Columns, New York (2023); $ell your $elf, Art Omi, curated by Sara O’Keeffe, Ghent ... Ruscha’s influence in Los Angeles and beyond, The Hole, Los Angeles (2024); 8th Yokohama triennale, wild grass: our lives, curated by Liu Ding and Carol Yinghua Lu, Yokohama Museum of Art, Yokohama, Japan ... York (2023); Works on paper on fridges, Harkawik, New York (2022); Comedy of erros, organized by Fiona Alison Duncan, Stars, Los Angeles (2021), and Hello again, curated by Susan Subtle, Oakland Museum, Oakland (1997). Pippa

Gilby Santos It was a Saturday of the summer of 2014, I was recovering from a wild night out in Berlin when I decided to check out what was new on Netflix and I stumble ... successful show called Horsin' Around, a 90s family sitcom. The supporting cast also includes Amy Sedaris, Alison Brie, Paul F. Tompkins, and Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad. At the time I went into this show

sculptures that border on megalomania and echo architectural large scale models. In her ‘Politics of Bricolage, Rome’, Alison Crawshaw examines architectural references of Dystopian suburbia. This particular project was shown at the 13th annual Venice ... below. Another new sculptural work by the artist's provides visual dimension to endangered and extinct British wild flowers. Their work is addressed in the visions of Alan Boutwell on which he worked with Mike

Francisco, United States Eleanor Harwood Gallery is pleased to present “Resolutions for a New Year” with artists Alison Pebworth and Carissa Potter. As the New Year approaches many of us will attempt to come ... continue to be engaged. Both Pebworth and Potter engage and connect with the public in fascinating and wildly different ways. Their bodies of work are necessarily tied to concepts of connectedness and compassion for other ... Instagram sensation with over a 100,000 followers. Her illustrations and writing detail her quirky and wildly raw personal worries and fears in an absolutely public and open forum. Most of her artwork reaches

Francisco, United States Eleanor Harwood Gallery is pleased to present “Resolutions for a New Year” with artists Alison Pebworth and Carissa Potter. As the New Year approaches many of us will attempt to come ... continue to be engaged. Both Pebworth and Potter engage and connect with the public in fascinating and wildly different ways. Their bodies of work are necessarily tied to concepts of connectedness and compassion for other ... Instagram sensation with over a 100,000 followers. Her illustrations and writing detail her quirky and wildly raw personal worries and fears in an absolutely public and open forum. Most of her artwork reaches

exploring beaches and canyons along the California coast. Hanson’s studio, a long time in the wild garden of her Venice cottage, is now a WW II quonset hut in Ventura along the railroad tracks ... Freeman Gallery, LA, Jack Rutberg Gallery, LA, PYO Gallery, LA and Seoul Collections include: Ed Ruscha, LA, Alison Saar LA, James Mangold and Cathy Konrad, LA, Laurel and Paul Britton, NYC, Steve Jacobson

Prangenberg, Archie Rand, Sydney Jean Reisen, Peter Saul, Hanns Schimansky, Pat Steir, Siv Stoldal, and Carol Szymanski, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Terrien, Richard Tuttle, Claude Viallat, Chuck Webster, and Trevor Winkfield, among others ... poetry (2006); A thing among things: the art of Jasper Johns (2008); Catherine Murphy (2016); The wild children of William Blake (2017); Thomas Nozkowski (2017); Foreign sounds or sounds foreign (2020); Liu Xiadong

Child Cancer & Radioactive Meat: The Untold Story of Chernobyl’ – as well as the investigatory work of Alison Katz of Independent WHO: ‘Chernobyl Health Cover-Up, Lies by UN/WHO Exposed’. 23. Human use of fossil ... slaughtered in fur farms geared to supplying the fashion industry. In addition to farming, millions of wild animals were trapped and killed for fur, as were hundreds of thousands of seals52. 25. Farming of animals

other everyday objects, arranged surrealistically around the room, floating, lying or standing often in undefined places. Even wild animals appear from time to time emphasizing the tension between inside and outside. Each detail is painted ... Freiburg, the Zabludowicz Art Trust in London, the Schwartz Art Collection of the Harvard University, the collection Alison and Peter W. Klein, in the UBS Art Collection as well as the collection of the Deutsche

soft and arresting, Mosshart and Zovatto’s paintings draw the viewer in and don’t let go. Alison Mosshart’s work is a catalog of observations, obsessions and interrogations of self and everyone else ... invited us over and let us loose. For the next few nights Danny and I went wild, painting, pacing, buzzing, all manner of colors flying around. It was a total dream. Once back

soft and arresting, Mosshart and Zovatto’s paintings draw the viewer in and don’t let go. Alison Mosshart’s work is a catalog of observations, obsessions and interrogations of self and everyone else ... invited us over and let us loose. For the next few nights Danny and I went wild, painting, pacing, buzzing, all manner of colors flying around. It was a total dream. Once back

also really enjoyed the chemistry between Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph. 13 - Wild Wild Country (Netflix) Wild Wild Country is a carefully crafted documentary series about the controversial Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho ... very end. The show has such well-rounded characters. And Season 2 gives them much more depth Alison Brie puts in one of the best comedy performances of the year. Her timing and delivery