Artcritical's HUBS showcases exhibitions, biographies, and photography on history and material transformation.
Artcritical has launched a fresh editorial section named "HUBS," aimed at highlighting artists and topics that are frequently revisited. Two exhibitions explore lost cultures and notable historical personalities, while a newly released biography clarifies the reality behind the myths surrounding an unconventional but important painter. A photographic initiative captures the evolving state of a war-affected landscape. Additionally, an artist who showcased work at Laurel Gitlen gallery last month transforms materials into modified shapes. The platform further examines visual records from Ferguson, Missouri, and features an exhibition that emphasizes Galloway's interplay between thought and manual skill.
Key facts
- Artcritical launched a new category called "HUBS" for frequently discussed artists and topics
- Two exhibitions chronicle lost worlds and historical individuals
- A new biography examines an idiosyncratic and influential painter, distinguishing myth from fact
- A photographer documents time's passage in a landscape scarred by conflict
- An artist exhibited at Laurel Gitlen gallery last month
- This artist transforms materials into mutant forms
- Artcritical examines images from Ferguson, Missouri
- A show features Galloway's head-hand coordination
Entities
Artists
- Galloway
Institutions
- Artcritical
- Laurel Gitlen
Locations
- Ferguson
- Missouri
- United States