Reviews
Essays and critical reviews of exhibitions, written by Eva M. Sanchez and invited contributors.
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Painting without limits
Read more: Painting without limitsKatharina Grosse transforms White Cube Bermondsey into a chromatic confrontation. High-frequency pigments, industrial spray and monumental scale combine to make a show where colour stops being something you see and becomes something you feel.
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Street photography that activates the scene
Read more: Street photography that activates the sceneHelen Levitt is no “voyeur” waiting for a lucky break; she is a catalyst. A review of her work at Fundación Mapfre that analyses the street not as a backdrop, but as a performative device and a political battleground.
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Surviving the webs of life
Read more: Surviving the webs of lifeBeyond simple memory, the Hayward Gallery hosts a visceral confrontation between Yin Xiuzhen’s sociopolitical textiles and Chiharu Shiota’s psychological webs. A staggering dialogue between the world we have ruined through rapid modernisation and the body that must endure it.
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