Trevor Paglen’s work at Pace Gallery investigates the subjects of artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition and prompts questions about what this means for us as humans.
Exhibitions
Kazimir Malevich
Art decision offers an interpretation of Kazimir Malevich’s paintings from art expert Irina Vakar: Irina Vernichenko: I have spoken to…
Alistair Hicks about Art Basel 2019
Alistair Hicks is a writer and art curator, he was Senior Curator at Deutsche Bank for 20 years. Artdecision’s Irina…
Art Is Born Out Of Concurrence of Circumstances
Artdecision’s Irina Vernichenko talks with Vladimir Dubossarsky about his recent exhibition at Winzavod Contemporary Arts Center, MSK. Vladimir Dubossarsky: This…
Interview with Michal Rovner – Leaving a Permanent Mark
Interview with Michal Rovner – Leaving a Permanent Mark at Pace Gallery and Espace Muraille Geneva, January 30, 2019 By Kristen…
6 of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Most Interesting Paintings at Fondation Louis Vuitton
The Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition at Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris features 120 defining works from Basquiat’s career, spanning from 1980 to…
Manifesta 12, Migration and Divide
Artdecision’s Irina Vernichenko offers an overview of Manifesta 12, Palermo, one of the most discussed art project of 2018. The…
Pace Gallery Positioned in Geneva
Kristen Knupp, Art Decision Magazine, interviewed Valentina Volchkova, Director of Pace Gallery Geneva, about why Pace came to Geneva, and…
Frieze London Fair and Art Masters Summit
H.Jauss’s “reception theory” from “Aesthetic Experience and Literary Hermeneutics” announced the aimlessness of aesthetic feeling and art’s aim being its…
Contemporary Art in China – The Sky Above Beijing
Contributed by: Annette Borla The Middle Kingdom has undergone unprecedented development at a relentless pace. Since the end of the Cultural…