Hauser & Wirth Somerset
My favourite places in the world are a combination of great architecture and great art. Add a remarkable landscape and a beautiful garden to the mix and you are at Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
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Wolfgang Tillmans, Fondation Beyeler
It’s a big year for Wolfgang Tillmans. Before his major show at Tate Modern closed a few days ago, another one opened at the renowned Fondation Beyeler–just in time for the annual congregation of the art world for Art Basel.
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Ha Chong-Hyun, Almine Rech Gallery
There is something very special to the works of Korean abstract painter Ha Chong-Hyun. They put you on ease immediately.
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Wolfgang Tillmans, Tate Modern
Wolfgang Tillmans is an excellent photographer. But he is much more than that. His urge to understand how the world works, what holds it together and how to make that happen, makes him to one of the most influential artist of our time.
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Assorted Paper, The Sunday Painter
With all the big galleries present and well know artists on show, London can sometimes be a bit overwhelming when it comes to art. That’s why recently I’m more drawn to smaller exhibitions spaces with interesting curatorial concepts like The Sunday Painter in Peckham.
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Michael Sailstorfer, König Galerie
Michael Sailstorfer’s recurring themes are destruction, transformation and change. But he deals with them in such a humorous way that his shows are always surprising.
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Ian Wilson & Hanne Lippard, KW Institute for Contemporary Art
KW reopens with a series of artists responding to the conceptional works of Ian Wilson. The first one is Hanne Lippard who builds an immersive installation taking up KW’s entire ground floor hall.
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