Drawing Pöx
drawing.poxMaybe a mag. Spreading the drawing bug. Each artist featured here treats drawing as an elite discipline. Each drawing: a shortcut to a place that is intimate, honest, magical.
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Toni van Tiel: Drawing to Rearrange Meaning
He is building worlds and in them, he places sculptures. They are there to play with or to push against.
Particle, 2021, gouache on paper, 29.7 × 21 cm
Drawing Pöx: Your drawings read as sculptures that are free from engineering, gravity,...
Ireland 3000: Drawing with the Jigsaw
Be honest, laugh as you make work, accept mysteries, make good decisions, push forward, and learn from difficulties. This is the ethos behind Ireland 3000’s practice.
Drawing Pöx: You use a saw, and at its core, your process feels like dra...
Jérémy Boulard Le Fur
Jérémy Boulard Le Fur drowns you in a strange world where geological masses breathe, suspended between liquid and solid. His drawings hum with a grotesque intensity that leaves you unsure whether to feel intimidated or hypnotized.
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Drawing Wow: If Arches Bent Backwards
Anna Gille, Philip Loersch, Sarah Petersen and Tim Plamper form Drawing Wow, a curatorial collective of artists, educators, and historians showing drawing in all its range and surprise.
For Tim, drawing is a slow way of thinking with the b...
Peter Peri
The reclining nude has shaped the visual grammar that codified the male gaze. A woman at rest but not always on her own terms. Recent re-engagements with this form navigate that tension. The gaze may remain, but with less certainty about wh...
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