Baptiste Maltcheff’s "Diogenes" series provides an unadorned photographic examination of confined existences, meticulously rendered through a 50mm lens to respectfully portray intimate realities without judgment.
August's leading London exhibitions present a diverse array, from compelling Japanese photography and an artist's sculptural dialogue with art history to profound reflections on migration, royal commemoration, and colonial narratives.
Jan Mot presents an exhibition of works by Ian Wilson, September 15 until October 17.
Temple Contemporary convenes "DREAM DIFFERENT: A Wonder Rebellion," an exhibition exploring how imaginative play and focused attention in shared environments can counter digital disembodiment and informational saturation.
1400 minutes of teaching History of Exhibitions and Institutions in Japan and beyond for 5 days at Kyoto University of the Arts summer intensive course. Great way of learning how to contextualize what you do now in the longer history and larger world.
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