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Daiga Grantina “Leaves” at Emalin, London

The middle partbetween two parts.Sometimes one is separated out of the other;Sometimes they were always already effortlessly alignedin parallel movements;Sometimes they still clearly are one, the distance irrelevant. The middle inside one partis the same as the middle between many parts.It is incoherence that makes the unity, Leo says.A rich forest. We separate into two
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Ebun Sodipo “An Ominous Presence” at Soft Opening, London

In “An Ominous Presence”, Ebun Sodipo presents her largest works to- date, with a suite of new collages centred around an interpretation of the gothic that offers a re-framing of both social and art history. Traversing ideas of horror, the end of the world, death, fear, mystery, mythology, ghostliness and the unknown, these unsettling new
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Inhabitants of a Fictional World Search for Understanding in Damien Cifelli’s Vibrant Paintings

Inhabitants of a Fictional World Search for Understanding in Damien Cifelli’s Vibrant PaintingsPlants are plentiful, but animals don’t exist in the alternate realm of Tarogramma.

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Olimpia Zagnoli | The Italian Pop Illustrator Earning Global Attention

About Olimpia Zagnoli Born in 1984 in Montecchio Emilia, a small town in Northern Italy, Olimpia Zagnoli has become one of the most distinctive figures in contemporary illustration. Known for her bold colors and stylized curves, Zagnoli blends artistic heritage with modern storytelling through her unmistakable visual language. A Creative Legacy Rooted in Family Raised…

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Adrian Kay Wong Says “Same Time, Same Place” In the Bay Area

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Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Same Time, Same Place, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Adrian Kay Wong. Returning for his second solo exhibition with the gallery, Wong invites the viewer into the still moments of his paintings. Reintroducing the human form to the recent works, Wong’s paintings move through veiled narratives, rewarding patience and slowness in their consideration.