Carlos W. Desrosiers, NY artist is back in Paris for the solo exhibition “The Nature of Creativity”. he reveals for the first time his sculpture “The Planetary Prince”, along with movie created by his brother Joseph Desrosiers
There are many snippets which can be spotted. The faces hold a sad and tired presence. Sometimes, the maps become more realistic. Familiar territories emerge from the infinite roads that...
Politicians and economists are talking of a new colossus that little by little has spread new seeds. The time seems to be ideal as the United States is crumbling with an escalating gap...
Photos: Hady Elcott Salman Al Najem’s work is a dialogue that questions issues related to important parts of the human experience. Salman aims to redirect humankind’s attention from mortal...
The Japanese emerging artist based in Tokyo has a notable background in architecture and design from her study at the Musashino Art University that impacted her aesthetic. Focused on...
Through her use of poetic and profound subject matter, Laura Berson is on a quest to figure out her position in the world in relation to the elements that surround us. Specialising in...
For his solo exhibition show, WHAT MY I’S HAVE SEEN, Koby Martin, Ghanaian-born painter, (b.1988) based in London, is collaborating with both The Who Gallery and Disturbing London for his...
How is art transcending the artist’s historical and physical creative action? Dutch artist Berend Strik’s ongoing project Deciphering the Artist’s mind is the unfinished travel initiated in...
Currently exhibited in the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Federico Herrero has taken over the two-story entrance of the MCA space, with his Alphabet project - a recurring motif of...
Lee Ufan is a man who needs no introduction. In the serenity of his work, there is almost a phenomenological reflection behind his paintings. “It is the things themselves,...
Language is extremely interconnected with politics and the ways of the world, in this respect it is valid to say that it is a living system at the mercy of outer...
Nostalgia to some is a feeling leading to sadness, a yearning for the past accompanied with regrets. American writer Michael Chabon defines it rather as a straight connection with the past:...
Tucked in the far right corner of the image, dressed in motley, specked with black dots is the artist duo Anthony Aziz and Samuel Cucher in clowning disguise as the silent observers in the woven...
When Heraclitus voices that change is the only constant, it is an oxymoron. The three photo books, i (2014), ON (2015) and End. (2016) by Irish photographer Eamonn Doyle demonstrate with a...
Andres Serrano is one of the most polemicised artists of our time. ArtPremium investigates the mysterious beauty behind his awe-inspiring images.
Armando Romero’s career is one to be envied as during his formative years he was taught by tutelar Mexican artists such as Juan Soriano, Francisco Zúñiga, José Luis Cuevas and many others. Although...
Our first selection of seven artists we have selected in the Portfolio section of “Beyond the Visible” issue – ArtPremium Spring 2017.
Matthew Brandt, an American photographer based in Los Angeles, creates visual compositions where experimentation is the crux of his artistic universe.
Clémence Danon Boileau’s photographs bear witness to the set of choices she exercised in her everyday life. Her sombre use of colour and lighting speaks of a silent tragedy affecting every single one of us.
As a member of different humanitarian organizations, his artistic practice is marked by his social awareness and a visual sensitivity. As a young child Lyon became aware of the limitations of human...
Brigitte Waldach’s art is, in some manner, like a piece of writing. Not the fictitious or romanticised, but a journalistic essay. Like peeling off the layers of an onion, the artist dissects historical events and contemplates on the universality of the human experience.
In an effort to highlight and perhaps to alleviate the weight of crimes inherited from past generations, young artists such as The_Kid, combine different iconographies in order to grasp the future of a seemingly lost generation and to find a sense of reason amongst the rubble.
In recent years, the world has been focusing their lenses on China, a country under incredible transformation. Forty years after the Cultural Revolution, Chinese contemporary art thrives under the...