Selected Press
studio international
Joe Llyod
20 February
Takesada Matsutani: Shifting Boundaries, and Tetsumi Kudo: Microcosmos
‘They each push beyond conventional artistic notions of beauty: for Matsutani by finding an alternative, and for Kudo by rejecting beauty completely. And both capture something of our plastic world, where the synthetic can imitate – or supplant – the natural.’
Hyperallergic
Daria Simone Harper
20 February
A Cold Plunge Into Glenn Ligon’s Blue
‘It is because of this ability to transmute fixed forms into perception-bending experiences for the viewer that Ligon will always be a bit of a magician to me.’
The New York Times
Jonathan Griffin
18 February
How a Visionary Collector Eyed Her Trophies
‘True visionaries like Eileen are increasingly rare...Eileen has always understood that a vibrant cultural ecosystem depends on nurturing talent.’
The Financial Times
Jacoba Urist
16 February
The LA fires changed these artists’ lives — a year later, they’re still dealing with the fallout
'If you look in one direction, it’s this beautiful, wild jungle of native plants and mature oak trees...If you look in the other direction, there’s nothing there.;
Highsnobiety
Ben Detrick
12 February
Karl-Anthony Towns x Rashid Johnson: When the Artist Met the All-Star
‘Anxious Men resonated with me. I loved the wax, the textures, the different materials. I wanted people to walk into my house and be like, “What is that?” I felt that the drawing I purchased represented the multiple people you become during an NBA season: sometimes it’s fun, sometimes it’s very stressful. All-Star Weekend comes by, playoffs are coming, you’re on that three-game losing streak. Art is all about the beholder.’
The New Yorker
Zachary Fine
9 February
Pierre Huyghe’s A.I. Art Monster Takes Over a Night Club in Berlin
'Liminals' is...an absolutely terrifying work of art.'
The Guardian
Adrian Searle
27 January
Pierre Huyghe: Liminals review – terrifying quantum visions in a notorious Berlin club take seeing beyond believing
‘Liminals has lodged in my head, and won’t go away. How alive it all is, how unhinging.’
The New Yorker
Jillian Steinhauer
23 January
Louise Bourgeois’s Art Can Still Enthrall
'Yet even acolytes of her psychologically freighted sculptures, drawings, and prints may find new revelation in 'Gathering Wool,' an exhibition at Hauser & Wirth (through April 18) focused on her late abstractions.'
The Observer
Andrew Anthony
22 January
Interview with Don McCullin
‘...McCullin’s work is not voyeuristic or exploitative because, even in the most dire circumstances, he has always kept his eye on the essential humanity of his subjects.’
World of Interiors
Alastair Sooke
15 January
Giacometti: Out of the Shadows
‘Above all..the mountains provided a refuge for Giacometti from the cut-and-thrust of Paris. Thanks to Scheidegger, his trusted friend, we can catch a glimpse of what this Swiss sanctuary was like.’
Whitewall
Katy Donoghue
12 January
Inside the Cover Story with Artist Jeffrey Gibson
‘These spirits are meant to remind us of hard-fought moments when people demanded equity.’
Financial Times
Lily Le Brun
10 January
The little-known story of Giacometti’s rural retreat
‘Scheidegger himself put it this way: 'Giacometti was not a legend to me. My encounters with him, and the resulting photographs were of a more intimate, personal sort.'
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