Copenhagen-based artist Aske Thiberg's 'Whereabouts' at the Contemporary Art Centre presents a concise solo exploration of post-human movement, merging 1970s street dance vocabulary with minimalist digital sound and dislocated narrative fragments.
Changing sky in an hour in Kyoto!
At The Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art in Roswell, Charlie Smith’s exhibition delves into an epistemological inquiry, using methodical deconstruction and reassembly of local materials to explore perception and the inherent relationships revealed through the deliberate 'kerf' of his forms.
Within the verdant landscape of Jupiter Artland, Edinburgh Art Festival's Jupiter Rising presented an intimate convergence of experimental, artist-programmed works, fostering an atmosphere where performative identities and fluid transformations captivated an eclectic audience.
Bebe Cave's multi-character comedy Swoon critiques the objectification of women in art, using physical comedy to illuminate the male gaze's impact on figures including Elizabeth Siddal, muse of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
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