In what can be considered a minimalist effort - an aim at exploring a reduction (so renowned by the mid-20th century abstract expressionists) - Lisson Gallery presents the Brazilian Hélio Oiticica’s earlier works; with that dangerous experimentalism because of its lacking awe to the common eye. 'Metaesquema', (1958). Hélio Oiticica. Oil on canvas. 28 7/10 × 23 7/10 in | 73 × 60.3 cm.....

It is a burst, it is. A burst of color. The colorful is a wonderful splash. Inescapable from that healthy gravitational pull. Not into lust, but into love. 'Untitled', (1970). Robert Duran. Acrylic on canvas, 102 × 141½ in. (259.1 × 359.4 cm). Courtesy the artist's estate and Karma Gallery. All Rights Reserved. Such affirmation of grandeur and therefore of magnitude with Robert Duran at....

Aswhini Bhat has a revelation. In the ‘17 Northern California Tubbs fire, where her habitat, if not sanctuary, was torched, through that natural procession of more than the mere change - but one of cosmic significance which coincided with her own movement; yet unguided they both are? There the artist is free to authenticate the circumstances of the burning and to more than inform but to....