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Juxtapoz Magazine - Vojtěch Kovařík Explores "The Labours of Hercules" in Brussels - Vimarsana News

Juxtapoz Magazine - Vojtěch Kovařík Explores "The Labours of Hercules" in Brussels

Mendes Wood DM is proud to present The Labours of Hercules, Vojtěch Kovařík's first solo exhibition in the gallery’s Brussels space. Following hi...

Juxtapoz Magazine - Dusk of the Gods: New Work by Czech Artist Vojtěch Kovařík - Vimarsana News

Juxtapoz Magazine - Dusk of the Gods: New Work by Czech Artist Vojtěch Kovařík

Mendes Wood DM New York is proud to present Dusk of the Gods, Czech artist Vojtěch Kovařík’s first solo exhibition in New York, following his pre...

Mendes Wood DM Gallery Is Banking on Pop-Up Shows in the World's Most Beautiful Homes. So Far, It's Working - Vimarsana News

Mendes Wood DM Gallery Is Banking on Pop-Up Shows in the World's Most Beautiful Homes. So Far, It's Working

In the past two years, Mendes Wood DM has held shows in a 17th-century Dutch church and a famed architect's home in Connecticut.

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Artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy on Why He Wears White While Painting—and Keeps His Studio Color-Free Too - Vimarsana News

Artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy on Why He Wears White While Painting—and Keeps His Studio Color-Free Too

Matthew Lutz-Kinoy. Photo: Tess Petronio During a temporary reprieve from lockdown this winter in Berlin, the Paris-based artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy opened a balm of a show for rough times. At Frieder Burda’s Salon in Berlin, he lined rooms with soft pink carpeting, added mats to sit or lie on, and hung strands of red pompoms that wave gently as you pass by. The painter’s washed out canvases and elegant ceramics line the walls in a show that ultimately feels like an olive branch during a year of downturn and struggle, where so little art could be seen in person.

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