Tag: Danh Vo

  • Broken: The Power of the Fragment

    Bringing together works from Ancient Egypt to Classical Greece, from Michelangelo to Rodin, plus contemporary artists including Louise Bourgeois and Danh Vo, this major exhibition explores how and why we still value certain things even – or especially – in…

  • Flesh Arranges Itself Differently

    Drawing from two remarkable collections of contemporary art and medical and scientific discovery, this exhibition at The Hunterian shows how representations of anatomy, technology, spirituality and mortality have shifted through the ages

  • Abigail DeVille: Light of Freedom

    In the year that has seen the Black Lives Matter movement and the questioning of what public statues should represent, Abigail DeVille’s symbolic installation is particularly timely

  • Danh Vo: Chicxulub

    Despite reminding us of our catastrophic past, our difficult present and our fragile future, this exhibition of Vo’s new works is oddly comforting

  • Danh Vo: Untitled

    Gathering together constellations of objects and artworks, the Danish artist’s largest UK exhibition thrives on real and imaginary connections

  • Danh Vō: Homosapiens

    The work of the Vietnamese-born Danish artist Danh Vō explores colonialism and nationalism through artefacts and text. His current exhibition, Homosapiens, is a critical study of history and the human condition from the artist’s unique perspective

  • Frieze New York 2014

    Randall’s Island, New York 9-12 May 2014