Tag: Gagosian gallery
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How hiding reveals the invisible
What happens when air becomes sculpture? At Gagosian Gallery, Christo: Air reveals how wrapping can transform perception, turning empty space into a physical presence while tracing the origins of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s monumental practice and their pioneering contribution to ephemeral art.
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Fairy tales in the contemporary world
Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolves? marks Anna Weyant’s first London exhibition at Gagosian Gallery. Through technically refined figurative painting, Weyant draws on Flemish portraiture and Baroque chiaroscuro to explore femininity, identity, and the unsettling tension between beauty and melancholy.
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Nature always survives
A reflective review of Rachel Whiteread’s Internal Objects exhibition at Gagosian London, exploring her shift from casting to constructed sculptural forms.
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Marvellous evocative sculptures
Explore Cy Twombly’s evocative sculptures at Gagosian, London, featuring works in plaster, wood, and iron painted white, with references to classical antiquity, architecture, and poetry.
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The struggle in all artistic pursuits
Franz West transforms the Sisyphus myth into a living, performative experience, with sculptures that ask for participation and reflection. Being in the space feels like taking part in the ongoing, Sisyphean effort of creation itself.
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Shared memories in colour
Discover the work of Howard Hodgkin at Gagosian, featuring never-before-seen paintings and an exploration of memory and emotion.