Category archives for: ART

London Calling: The provocative images of Robyn Beeche

London Calling: The provocative images of Robyn Beeche

London wasn’t the only one calling Robyn Beeche during the creative vortex of the 70’s and 80’s.  Vienne Westwood, Zandra Rhodes and Mary Quant and Leigh Bowery were also calling on the esteemed photographer who managed to cement the essence of this prolific time in her provocative body of work. Robyn’s exhibition will be showcased [...]

SOYA think you can…

SOYA think you can…

The 2010 Qantas Spirit of Youth Australia Awards (SOYA) are now open.
Apart from the cashola bonus, and the free flights incentive (to the tune of $10k –yes please!), the real gem at the centre of the prize pool is the chance to have the opportunity to be mentored by some of the biggest names in [...]

Spreading the disease…

Spreading the disease…

I met TEZ a few months ago when he submitted some work for the group show, Black Line Collection that we held at Kaleidoscope.  As luck would have it, we met again at the MCM House art show where we both exhibited our works.   Its safe to say then, I have been a fan of his [...]

Louise with love xx

Louise with love xx

I know that I said this week that I would be talking about the 17th Sydney Biennale, well, it is still kinda true.  I will be certainly be touching on what is regarded as our city’s largest display of local and international art, but I would actually like to take this opportunity to make a [...]

Berlin: Beauty and the Basement

Berlin: Beauty and the Basement

Hidden and overt, illuminated and concealed; it is these themes that are evident in the Biennale of Light (Biennale für Lichtkunst) held in various German cities until the end of May.
Over sixty artists have been chosen to participate the event, which, in its first biennial year, is already regarded as the world’s largest showcase of [...]

The Trophy Cabinet

The Trophy Cabinet

Hello Tange-artists! Sami here and I will be (with your permission) taking you on an exciting artistic journey via the Tangent Arts blog… It is a baton that has been graciously passed on by the beautiful and ever so talented Fernanda and I hope to run with it with the same gusto… So lets [...]

The Drifter and the Gypsy

The Drifter and the Gypsy

Soft focus photos that play on light and shadow are a regular feature on The Drifter and the Gypsy.  Light is as much a subject of the photography as the model.  With posts that evoke a sense of nostalgia from the laces and vintage pieces featured, blogger Micaela has created a world where the reader [...]

The Art of Chess

The Art of Chess

Dear Tangenters,
Fernanda here writing her last words for the crowd that enjoys a good play and twist of creativity. It has been a great ride and I’ll miss you guys and the Tangent crew deeply! And of course I can’t finish this post only on a goodbye note, before I part I would like to [...]

Michael Wolf – ‘Paris Street View’

Michael Wolf – ‘Paris Street View’

The Foam Fotografie Museum in Amsterdan  is showcasing the works of German photographer Michael Wolf until the 10th of April. ‘Paris Street View’ is an outdoor exhibition installed in the streets of Zuidas with  an extraordinaire 24 large scale works showing the city of lights in a different perspective.
Wolf tackles subjects within his work such [...]

Sylvie Blocher: What Is Missing?

Sylvie Blocher: What Is Missing?

If you are in Sydney and looking for an enlightening exhibition  head to the Museum of Contemporary Art to check out work from French video artist Sylvie Blocher.

Blocher will be showcasing a body of work that dates from 2003 until today. Her work studies individuals and groups, doing this by asking questions that range from [...]

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