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Without focusing on details and facial expressions, she zooms in on gestures in her vivid colored portraits. In recent years, longing has been an omnipresent theme in society, which Bings also reflects in her work. The longing for exploring other cultures and surroundings or physical touches are processed in large-format oil paintings and small oil sketches and become the subject of her development.

In this way, the line between reality, dream and desire becomes blurred – and everyday moments are mixed with figurative dream sequences, often inspired by Bing’s love for the past and films.

Fabienne Meyer (aka Bings) born in 1995, lives and works in Berlin. In 2021, her work was part of MISA Artfair at König Galerie as well as an exhibition at HVW8 Galerie in Berlin.

Solo exhibition: LONGING. By Bings
Duration: 06 April 2022 to 11 May 2022

Les Nouveaux Riches Interview with Bings

Bings – www.instagram.com/bbbingss/

A Coloured Story, a solo exhibition, by painter Idowu Oluwaseun explores Black intimacy across a spectrum of skin colours. In our ongoing racialized modernity, the taboo or the stigmata of being in possession of more or less melanin shows up in the pervasiveness of colorism—an inheritance of the violence of slavery and colonialism—that continues to organize intraracial sociality today.

The classic 90s anime franchise Evangelion proposes a theory where humanity can overcome its bodily boundaries and unite their souls as one, brought onwards by mankind, a forced step in evolution.

The bookshelf is much more than just an item of furniture, which serves to store all kinds of objects. Often objects accompany us for years and show our personality. What is on your bookshelf?

Keyframe is a digital Art exhibition in Vienna. The exhibition takes place from the 31st of March to 2nd April 2022. 36 different artists will be exhibiting animated artworks, which will be shown on really screens.

“Now!” “Hurry!” “One time only!” “Last chance!” “Before it’s gone!” – Contemporary life demands our constant alertness and attention, and for those who aim to neglect it, responds with the fear of missing out.

Sarah Sharafi in conversation with Liudmila Kirsanova about her art project Apocalypse. Self-published since 2016, it engages artists of different backgrounds to reflect on the ambiguous idea of apocalypse.

It is impossible to see Caro Jost’s work and remain untouched. Since 2000, the artist works worldwide and documents time, space, and events of life in her unique artistic approach.

Ebru Duruman has studied high school at ENKA Schools, Istanbul and has been awarded with the honorary ART Award in 2010. She has graduated from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in 2015.

C/20 is an association for international curatorial practice co-founded in 2020 by Paula Marschalek and Alexandra Steinacker. The focus of C/20 is to bring arts and culture closer to the community.

“Search for Your People” is a name of a Telegram channel containing photos of killed and captured Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine. The image of a teared apart soldier was found in that Telegram group.

I often get lost in the search for exhibitions that take place abroad. Through the platform Current Athens, I learned about the show „Bread and Digestifs“. The art space, Callirrhoë is relatively new, and when I see the pictures and the area, the place reminds me strongly of my hometown Tirana.

Marc Sparfel is a French artist, living and working in Barcelona for more than 20 years. He spent his childhood in the countryside, in front of the sea. His first contact with art was through his father’s books.

For her first show she created a portrait series of Leonardo DiCaprio exhibited paired or grouped with self-portraits. Rendered in small format, against the plain background, the protagonists appear cut out of context.

There are four big paintings up now at his first ever exhibition of his work, presented by WasserWasser³ at Tonlager. Three are bright red, like American fire engines, and one is black and white with fleshy drips.

Art on a Postcard is proud to present the third edition of its annual International Woman’s Day Auction, featuring work by leading established and emerging female identifying talent.

What makes a manifesto? What constitutes activism? And can there even be such a thing as a “silent manifesto” or does it remain contradictory? Those are the questions of the exhibition.