Tatler Asia
Rashid Johnson’s First Solo Exhibition in Asia is a Must-See for Hong Kong Art Lovers
‘Anxiety has had such an enormous effect on my project … This time I preferred to illustrate [that] feeling versus the all the events that were happening around me that led to this feeling.’
Studio International
Rodney Graham. Getting It Together in the Country
‘Although Graham is gone, his characters seem alive still, waiting to resume their lives after their smoking breaks.’
WNYC: All Of It
Black Art History: Winfred Rembert Retrospective
‘Everything that we do in this community around Winfred is to extend his story and his legacy and his art with the world.’
Mousse Magazine
‘Rita Ackermann. Vertical Vanish’ at Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles
‘The kind of dynamism Ackermann’s paintings communicate at least partially derives from the sense of urgency that goes into making them. … her layered surfaces are haloed with the aura of many residual, activating gestures.’
ARTnews
George Condo on What Drives Him to Create Beguiling Portraits
‘I do find an empathetic connection to my figures. I feel that painting them is my mission in life.’
Los Angeles Magazine
15 Minutes with George Condo
‘I want to capture every aspect of the human personality in a single glance or at least four views in a single person’s mind. I aim to simultaneously capture horror, joy, happiness, and grief because they coexist within us.’
WWD
Hauser & Wirth Expands in L.A., Opens in West Hollywood With George Condo Exhibit
‘We’ve been enchanted and influenced by Los Angeles since the gallery’s earliest days, 30 years ago,’ says Stacen Berg, partner and executive director at Hauser & Wirth.
Ocula
Berlinde De Bruyckere: What’s Divine Is Never Simple
‘I go deeper into topics by using different materials. There is a resonance that exists between them—the same material might be read differently in another work.’
