Six questions: Liesbeth Henderickx
Tique | art paper asks six questions to an artist about their work and inspiration. This week: Liesbeth Henderickx. Read more
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Marina Gadonneix – Playground Disorder
The work title, Playground Disorder, suggests a playful handling of places and describes an order, which, whatever order it... Read more
Johan Rosenmunthe – Off II
Through digital communications, including Facebook, Twitter, online dating and personal websites, the representation of our personalities in becoming increasingly... Read more
Gabriela Bulisova – The Option of Last Resort: Iraqi Refugees in the United States
One of the least reported stories of the U.S. invasion of Iraq is the dispersal of close to 5,000,000... Read more
Manuel Vazquez – Traces of a Lonely Crowd
In a society like ours, full of prying eyes, anyone can become both spectator and actor in the quotidian... Read more
Cara Phillips – Singular Beauty
In 1907, Charles Miller wrote the first medical text on ‘beauty surgery’. The book provided instructions to combat the... Read more
Pinar Yolaçan – Mother Goddess
The work of the Turkish artist, Pinar Yolaçan, is at the crossroads of fashion, photography and sculpture. Her Mother... Read more
Andy Freeberg – Guardians of Russian Art
In the art museums of Russia, women sit in the galleries and guard the collections. When you look at... Read more
Christophe Agou – Les faits secondaires
Les faits secondaires takes us on a journey about and around the journey, around the moment, the continuous stream... Read more
Petros Efstathiadis
Fantasy, freedom and ingenuity are the characteristics that mark the work of the Greek photographer, Petros Efstathiadis. His images... Read more
Stefania Gurdowa
From 1921 until 1937, Stefania Gurdowa (1888-1968) ran her own photography studio in Dębica, Poland. In those days, it... Read more
Jonas Lund, Studio Practice.biz
Jonas Lund is not a painter. Although in a few of his latest works painting plays a central role.... Read more
John Stezaker
John Stezaker (British, b.1949) is one of the leading artists in modern photographic collage and appropriation. Employing vintage photographs,... Read more
Zhe Chen – The Bearable
“By documenting my self-inflicted wounds, I aim to externalize otherwise unspeakable, internal sufferings into a tangible form of artwork,... Read more
Johan Nieuwenhuize – Profile Pictures
Johan Nieuwenhuize’s series of photographs, Profile Pictures, can be regarded as a collection of encounters with artists. It is... Read more
Mishka Henner – Collected Portraits
Collected Portraits presents twenty-four faces, representing the portrait archives of twenty-four photographers spanning the history of the medium. Read more
Kerry Skarbakka – The Struggle to Right Oneself
Philosopher Martin Heidegger described human existence as a process of perpetual falling, and felt it the responsibility of each... Read more
Lost & Found Project: Family Photos Swept Away by the 2011 Tsunami in East Japan
After the first medical assistance and the search for survivors, the laborious act of cleaning up and reconstruction after... Read more
Imran Qureshi
The work of the Pakistani artist Imran Qureshi brings together two extremes: clear traces of death and violence with... Read more
Shirin Fakhim – Tehran Prostitutes
Shirin Fakhim’s Tehran Prostitutes uses absurd and sympathetic humour to address issues surrounding the Persian working-girl circuit. In 2002... Read more
Robert Montgomery
Bicycling to work, walking to the supermarket with traffic racing past and the pavement full of people: everything is... Read more
Joachim Koester – Tarantism
Tarantism, the film installation by the Danish artist Joachim Koester (born in Copenhagen in 1962) is about loss of... Read more