Category: Art
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The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House
Tate Modern, London Do Ho Suh’s work has always felt like walking through memory — weightless, personal, precise. His new exhibition at Tate Modern is no exception. From full-scale fabric recreations of his past homes to thread drawings sewn on handmade paper, every piece holds the tenderness of lived space. Don’t miss (well, you can’t…
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Mike Kelley: Ghost and Spirit at Tate Modern
Mike Kelley’s first major UK exhibition at Tate Modern will explore his influential and experimental artistic practice. Known for his “dark pop art,” Kelley used his works to examine societal roles, belief systems, and institutional structures. The exhibition will feature early performances, installations, and sculptures that delve into themes such as absence, ritual, identity, popular…
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Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron: Portraits to Dream In at National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery reimagines portraiture as a dreamscape with ‘Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron: Portraits to Dream In’. With more than 160 rare vintage prints from galleries and, museums and private collections, this captivating exhibition transcends time, weaving a dialogue between two pioneering women photographers. Prepare to be entranced by ethereal figures, blurred…
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About Muse, the Rolls-Royce Art Programme
Muse, the Rolls-Royce Art Programme was created to foster and inspire creativity through collaboration with artists who share the same passion for pushing technical and conceptual boundaries. Muse builds on past Rolls-Royce engagements with seminal figures in contemporary art. Among them – Angela Bulloch, Yang Fudong, Isaac Julien, Mohammed Kazeem, Tomas Saraceno and Refik Anadol. …
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The Ellie Project 