Tag: Sophie Calle

  • Sophie Calle: Something Missing?

    Frequently working more as a sociologist than an artist, the interrogative French artist explores human behaviour, from the banal to the profound. Her work can make you laugh but it can also make you cry

  • Found Cities, Lost Objects: Women in the City

    Lubaina Himid curates this sprawling and powerful group show exploring cities as seen and experienced by women

  • Sophie Calle and her guest Jean-Paul Demoule: The Ghosts of Orsay

    Through photographs, text and objects, Calle weaves a tale about the time she spent staying in room 501 of a derelict hotel, and those who stayed and worked there before her

  • Anna Ray: Fibre and Form

    This joyous explosion of colour, pattern and entangled loops of fabric leaps off the white walls of the gallery, banishing all thoughts of doom and gloom, and embodying the power and energy of art as a healing form

  • GSK Contemporary, Earth: Art of a changing world

    The central theme relates to global warming, an issue, which has increasingly preoccupied statesmen, politicians, scientists and creative artists around this imperilled world

  • Sophie Calle: Talking to Strangers

    The linguistic games of Take Care of Yourself, a highlight of the Venice Biennale in 2007 are now the centrepiece of Sophie Calle’s first UK retrospective at the Whitechapel Gallery