Source artforum.com  The exhibition “1, 2, 3 Pirelli” presents new and preexisting works by Willem Oorebeek, effectively encapsulating the artist’s long-standing interest in printing techniques, image circulation, and

Source Colossal   All images © Molly Devlin, shared with permission In her exquisitely rendered portraits in acrylic, artist Molly Devlin instills an aura of dreamlike mystery. She shapes the likeness of a deer or snail from layers of translucent florals and foliage: stacked leaves splay outward like the fur of a cat’s face, fronds and wispy tendrils…

Source Colossal   Konsta Punkka, “Intensity.” All images © the artists, courtesy of Vital Impacts, shared with permission Within its first year, the woman-led nonprofit Vital Impacts raised $1,500,000 for conservation and humanitarian efforts through print sales from dozens of lauded photographers. The organization, which is led by Ami Vitale and Eileen Mignoni, just announced its latest initiative that…

Source artforum.com  Artists across China are playing a major role in the so-called A4Revolution, a nationwide uprising, sparked by Covid-19 measures, that is the largest China has seen since 1989 and the biggest one to

Source Colossal   Detail of “La Bouée” (2022), 47 x 19 x 19 centimeters. All images © Simon Laveuve, shared with permission Paris-based artist Simon Laveuve (previously) continues to build out his dystopian universe with rickety structures that tower above land and sea. Heavy with dirt and the occasional graffiti tag, the miniature constructions are eerie, disquieting…

Source artforum.com  In the context of computing and engineering, a “black box” is a system with manifest inputs or outputs that does not reveal its internal workings. It is opaque. Such are the structures (all works 2022)

Source Colossal   All images by Hufton + Crow, courtesy of Heatherwick Studio, shared with permission A kinetic design by Heatherwick Studio transforms a sleek glass enclosure on the Woolbeding Gardens property into an elegant flower in full bloom. Situated at the edge of the West Sussex estate, “Glasshouse” protects a melange of sub-tropical flora from southwest China,…

Source artforum.com  Marc Kokopeli’s exhibition “Meeting people is easy”—the latest in his post–Pop art deployments—offers a boutique jouissance: Four slick polyethylene pedestals prop up seven orange leather-bound photo