With his dryly comic drawings, absurdist installations and sharp observations, British artist David Shrigley offers a humorous yet critical perspective on life and the art world. What the Hell Was I Thinking? at Kunsthal Rotterdam invites visitors into his mind, with observations that scrutinise both society and his own work. For Shrigley, being an artist is not about lofty genius, but about a process of experimentation and reflection.
British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare’s first major solo exhibition on the African continent, Safiotra [Hybridités/Hybridities] at Foundation H, Madagascar.
Guest curator Edward Enninful OBE speaks with Yinka Shonibare, ahead of The 90s a landmark exhibition curated by Edward Enninful at Tate Britain.
Alvorada presents the work of five Brazilian artists exploring themes of cultural resilience, memory and formal exploration across painting, photography and site-specific installations.
Yinka Shonibare’s 'Abstract Bronze IV' captures the idea of harnessing the wind, with the sculpture resembling a vast sheet of fabric, billowing in the breeze. Imbued with a remarkable sense of dynamism, the sculpture embodies the movement of the air as if it is about to dance or move away.
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