Laura Leal - Apricot Poodle club del prado

Laura Leal - Apricot Poodle club del pradoHandshake Books 2024 Apricot Poodle investigates imitation as a mechanism of social belonging by following a series of families from different socioeconomic backgrounds who converge in choosing the same breed and color of pet. The apricot colored poodle becomes a symbol of distinction, and depending on its meaning for each familywhether as a reflection of their lifestyle or a significant financial effortits appearance and care vary across different

which launches alongside The Virgin Suicides' twenty-fifth anniversary

" explores the idea of loss of identity and the collective unconscious

adolescence

Celia Paul is an expansive and long-overdue monograph that charts a path through the career of one of the most prolific British painters of the past half century

We are made afraid by the sinister machinations we hear reported from pundits on increasingly untrustworthy television sets

Her work mainly consists out of long-term investigative documentary projects

and relationships

and not the other way around

gorges and caves in the state of Oregon

Diane Arbus' friend and colleague

John Divola has been making photographic projects in an abandoned air force housing complex in Victorville

which includes an artist residency in Budapest (HU)