Arts Articles
Jeppe Hein’s sculpture and installations explore the relationship between viewer and artwork. Using the minimalist aesthetic of the archetypical cube, Hein’s Shaking Cube is both sculpture and mechanical object. Framed by an invisible field of motion sensors, the work is impelled by the movements of the viewer.
Eva Rothschild is interested in un-systems of belief, non-systems, in how people move their 'spiritual' desires between different objects and traditions. Eva Rothschild. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Eva Rothschild at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery.
German artist Dirk Skreber works in sculpture, installation and painting. Ranging from the abstract to the representational, his work is concerned with the architecture of the hyperreal Dirk Skreber. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Dirk Skreber at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery.
Clayton Brothers are Back In The Swing of Things with a brand new album and a brand new record label. Brothers John and Jeff, the former on bass and the latter on saxophone, are two of the most prolific musicians in mainstream jazz. Also part of the celebrated, Clayton-Hamilton Big Band Orchestra, the siblings have earned their esteemed reputation with a number of top selling recordings and sold out concert dates around the world.
Konitz has often employed models and maquettes as a means of interrogating space, and even her fully realized works often feel provisional. Based on a maquette on view in the gallery's back room, the show's capacious if spare centerpiece, Mall Sculpture (all works 2006).
Thomas Helbig’s paintings approach abstraction with a quirky intimacy. Set in wonky hand-made frames. Thomas Helbig. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Thomas Helbig at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery.
Ryan McGinley about his rowdy teen years growing up in New Jersey and raising hell in Manhattan. "I was just skateboarding and snowboarding with my homies, and girls weren't really that big a part of my life.
Coffin's work encourages the viewer to negotiate alternative modes of consciousness and acknowledge the subjectivity of science. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a greenhouse installed inside the gallery as a performance space in which musicians and sound artists communicate with plants.
David Harrison's paintings are very odd - even eccentric - and very English. There are a few fairy folk in there, along with the great crested grebes, the barn owls, the scrupulously detailed butterflies, the bowler-hatted urban fox. A long-tailed tit feeds her clutch, nested in the eye socket of a grinning human skull.
Anna Klinkhammer, the painter Andrea Lehmann has filled a small closet with paintings – even on the ceiling – which simulate a cosmos reminiscent of a stage set. The small room is the heart of her exhibition “Stuffed Diamonds.