Art Basel Hong Kong: A Fresh Perspective on Art Fairs
As an art advisor, I typically prepare extensively for art fairs, selecting galleries and artworks for clients. However, this year at Art Basel Hong Kong, I attended without clients, allowing […]
Digital Art: Recent Developments
In recent years, the market for digital art has been closely associated with the rise of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Now that this trend has decelerated and the speculation surrounding digital […]
15 Years of the India Art Fair: How Diversity, Digital Innovation, and Art Patronage Shaped the Landscape of Contemporary Art in South Asia
Reflecting on the 15th anniversary of the India Art Fair (IAF), I’m thrilled to see its role as a pivotal showcase for modern and contemporary art in South Asia, growing […]
Re-Visiting Cape-Towns Art Scene
As a passionate advocate for the arts and a frequent traveler, my journeys often lead me to Cape Town—a city that vibrates with cultural richness and innovation. Each visit is […]
Art in the House
IAM Project: Wim Wenders‘ artist film, „Anselm – Das Rauschen der Zeit,“ celebrated its premiere in Germany this autumn. On this occasion, thanks to an invitation from Art in the […]
In the museum with Dana Schutz & Nicole Eisenman
The summer began on a high note artistically with a visit to one of my favorite museums – Louisiana near Copenhagen. On the way to our summer house in Sweden, […]
James Turrell – “Search for the Light within You”
James Turrell’s work is as instantly recognizable as it is undefinable, existing somewhere between land art, light art, sculpture, and installation. The artist makes spaces glow, using natural and artificial […]
Rediscovering Art Cologne
It seemed almost like a remembrance of the past, a world that existed before the online viewing rooms and guided tours via Zoom: the real, analog world of an art […]
LUMA Foundation Arles opened its doors with the new landmark by Frank O. Gehry
For the small town of Arles in the south of France, Frank O. Gehry’s tower means a new landmark, not only because of its size, the twisted shape and aluminum […]
From Uncanny to Sublime: Finding the punctum in Erwin Olafs photographs at Kunsthalle München
“The supermarket shelves, emptied by hoarders, made me realise that for decades I have assumed that everything would always be there, that our dancing on the volcano’s edge would never […]