Saša Bogojev

Stories

The Noise of the Present

Lenz Geerk’s paintings feel unearthed from the past, but they are mythical moments of now

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Carl Jung Walks Into a Gallery...

Filip Mirazović’s mesmerizing works come to Plan X in Milan, unveiling ideas upon ideas

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What is Good Looking?

Raymond Lemstra's Tokyo solo at Nanzuka Underground gave me FOMO on multiple layers. Let me try to explain...

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The Hunt for a Good Deep Red

Patrick H. Jones shines with "Crowded Emotions" in Seoul at Duarte Sequeira Gallery

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A Shape-Shifting Exhibition by Danh Vo in Amsterdam

“The most beautiful work is the work that changes as I change."

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The Weight of a Sheet of Paper

Jonathan Wateridge's new show at GRIMM is a focus on painting on paper, the delicate balance

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What is Best Before

Jędrzej Bieńko's meditative painting work at Gunia Nowik Gallery in Warsaw is haunting and illusive

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CAN Art Fair Madrid is Almost Here

UVNT Art Fair (Urvanity Art) has transformed as the art week comes to the Spanish capital

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Weaving Waters, Weaving Gestures

A two-decade survey of the intimate works of Claire Tabouret comes to Museum Voorlinden

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The Crack in the Bowl

Henriette Grahnert dissects how to paint an accident

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Katelyn Ledford and the Miraculous Appearance of Craft

At Fredericks & Freiser, a deconstruction and rebuild of the painting imagination

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The Most Disgustingly Beautiful Mess You Will Ever See

Chrisitian Rex van Minnen proves again at Nanzuka in Tokyo that he is at the top of his game in the sublimely gross