A chat with Heeseop Yoon about her unique process, challenging oneself, and discovering one’s niche.

'The artist’s work is in direct dialogue with the natural world and he often incorporates elements of nature into his creation process.'

'Art, fashion, and attitude: Scenes from the Dallas Art Fair gala' 

'A two person show asks timely questions about nature and sustainability' 

'Kintera’s show extends beyond the exhibition space into the city of Reggio Emilia.' A feature on Kristof Kintera's recent exhibition

From Volta NY 'these are the artists that grabbed our attention.' 

A feature of our booth and Faig Ahmed's Epiphany by Art Newspaper.

A synopsis of Substance and Increase featuring Shinji Turner-Yamamoto and Gabriela Albergaria 

Featuring artist Faig Ahmed's exhibition “Nə var, Odur” (It Is What It Is).  

'What is unique about Faig Ahmed's work is that is representative of that rare accomplishment: making traditional objects seem contemporary without making them utterly kitsch.' 

'The artist's latest exhibition at YARAT, Na var, Odur further develops his research of traditional cultural practices through mediums ranging from carpets and sculptures to film' 

'The visual impact of many of his works is in the tension between the stability of traditional carpet designs and the rigidity of our perception of carpets and the artists intention of capturing a fleeting, unstable phenomena'

'Art and technology = mind blowing.' 

'Faig Ahmed's new exhibition called Source Code, is an evolution of his trademark work where he transforms carpets from simple home decor to attention-grabbing artwork' 

'On November 17, Ahmed opens a new solo show at Sapar Contemporary in New York City. Source Code is an interrogation of consciousness and language, drawing on the traditions of woven textiles'

This is a walking tour of some of the most inspiring art displays in the Tribeca area

'His latest textile piece were created on a traditional loom, contemporary glitches and manipulations formed through age-old weaving techniques'

'The Azerbaijani artist specializes in throwing conventional structures in chaos, to disorienting and beautiful effect'

'The subtle, camouflaged works convery subversive imagery, such as Parastou Forouhar‘s gorgeously-intricate interlocking patterns, which obscure the fact that her faceless figures are locked in a violent struggle.'

'Caroles Amorales essentially infiltrated a newspaper by writing subversive articles that simulated the style and format of an average story or puff piece, without raising any red flags regarding censorship'

'Take a look behind the scenes and find more of his work at Sapar Contemporary in our ‘Hiding in Plain Slight’ exhibition'

'In these works, he playfully riffs on traditional weaving patterns, creating new rugs (though sometimes ripping apart old ones) that feature optical illusions, acid drips, and pixelated glitches'

'TriBeCa's Sapar Contemporary Gallery is organizing the first ever "Tribeca Art Night" — a stroll through 13 fine art galleries, three design galleries and four nonprofits'

'Mr. Tsang’s artwork is not overtly personal or confessional; but the feelings of outrage and inequality are clear.'

A feature on Mehmet Ali Uysal, his influences, his work and our inaugural show

'A Rebellious Artist's Psychedelic Rugs' profile on Faig Ahmed