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Benoît van Innis ‘Instant Light’On Day 1 of the Belgian lockdown in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic Benot van Innis made a drawing with a black felt tip pen on an A4 sheet. He sent the drawing to some friendsmost of them from the art worldby mail and WhatsApp. On Day 2 of the lockdown, he made a second drawing and again he sent it to his friends and acquaintances. The response was overwhelmingly positive. The drawings were shared on social media and dS Weekblad published an

That assertiveness

It is the most abstract drawing that she has created thus far

familiar scenes

Noctuary – the first publication of Renée Lorie (b

cut-and-paste work – seem to stand on their own

(Text Nikolaas Demoen)

In 2016-17

a “primitive” space of unfinishedness that is in some ways realer than what we consider real

thus completes the sentence: ‘In Between Reclining Fragments’

“The work of Tatjana Gerhard confronts us with a certain sense of unrest

all the Posture artists’ books from the past ten years are presented chronologically and juxtaposed with that artist’s work exhibited at the S

1963) once bought a mass of paper from a bankrupt printing firm