The bull horns have followed Gregory Siff to every studio he has ever had. The horns both signify the beauty of nature’s ferocity and channel the past in subtle whispers. Over the years, the horns collected the natural debris of airborne paint particles before they dried,  continually charged with the energy of ideas developed day in […]

The monolithic sculptures of Kumkum Fernando look to the future in their design language but pay homage to the past in their handmade construction and collaboration with Southeast Asian artisans.  The forms revel in their celebration of ritual as they are born from a labor-intensive and secretive process that transforms robots into idols.   Kumkum’s sculptures […]

Presenting the works of three artists in each in a different moment of their career, INDA Gallery presents the perspectives of Zsofia Schweger, Rita Suveges, and Matthias van Arkel. Each artist employs a rigorous technique and material to reflect the themes present in their work and reconnects us, their audience with aspects, senses, and ideas […]

Galerie Thomas Fuchs returns to VOLTA with the works of five artists, Rainer Fetting, Sebastian Gumpinger, Jochen Hein, Ruprecht von Kaufmann and Yongchul Kim that explore the figurative and abstract through painting and metals.  The narrative between the artists explores the interaction between humans and nature to the vast landscapes.             […]

Making its VOLTA debut, Nuweland Gallery cultivates the growth and development of South Africa based artists. The works of Morné Visagie, Sanell Aggenbach, Pierre Fouché are visceral in the rich textures inherent to their respective techniques and contemplate elements of the natural world. Sanell Aggenbach, “New Order no.17,” 2021 Oil on Paper (framed) 100 x […]

With an international presence in Paris, Beirut and New York, Mark Hachem Gallery represents a diverse roster of artists exploring unexpected materials and in turn showcase works that challenge our perception.  The artists featured at VOLTA transcend geographical lines and explore kineticism to Op’Art.                       […]