Artline Magazine has written an insightful article about Kilian Rüthemann's practice and his current exhibitions at the Vebikus Kunsthalle and the Gluri Suter Huus.

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Galerie Fabian Lang’s booth with works by Tobias Bradford is listed as one of the five best booths at the June Art Fair.

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Interesting Artist Portrait about Tobias Bradford by Artline Magazine.

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Victor Seaward's exhibition "Still Life" at Galerie Fabian Lang is featured in the GalleriesNow series "The Weekender: Must-see exhibitions".

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“Behold, a mechanical tongue. This life-like organ, which even drools, is the (ahem) handiwork of one Tobias Bradford, a Swedish artist based in London. If you’re wondering where this rather stimulating bit of art can be viewed, it’s on display at the Design Museum in London, as part of its current exhibition on ASMR.”

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Review of the group show “Weird Sensation Feels Good” with Tobias Bradford at the Design Museum in London.

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The internet phenomenon of ASMR comes to the Design Museum in a new group exhibition called “Weird Sensation Feels Good” with Tobias Bradford.

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Read the lovely review by Sasha Bogojev from JUXTAPOZ MAGAZINE of our exhibition Sara Anstis – Pencil of Rays.

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A special project between Sara Anstis and Harley Weir and Danny Reed for THE FACE MAGAZINE. Sara’s paintings are being made real!

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Feature article about Fabian Lang and the gallery in the Feuilleton of NZZ am Sonntag.

”After only a short period of time, Fabian Lang's programme is considered a great benefit for Zurich.” (Gerhard Mack)

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Great review by Le Quotidien de l’Art of Mira Schor’s exhibition HERE/THEN, THERE/NOW at the gallery.

“With disarming simplicity, the artist crystallises her meditations on life, death and politics, using language as a critical tool.” (Par Alison Moss).

Published on the occasion of Makinson’s first institutional exhibition at Kunstverein Dresden, Germany.

“Jessie Makinson's Mythical Femininity in an Aberrant World.”

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Jessie Makinson is featured in a wonderful article on Artsy.

”Jessie Makinson’s otherworldly paintings are filled with enigmatic tales”.

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“Lose yourself in Jessie Makinson’s fantastical, impish paintings. The London-based artist’s vast and intuitive paintings are flooded with lashings of vibrant colour, and feature a cast of lithe, sensual, otherworldly characters.” (Words by Emily Steer)

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On the occasion of Jessie Makinson’s inclusion in “I see you” exhibition at Victoria Miro, THE GUARDIAN wrote an insightful review of her work Furry Darkness.

”Anatomy of an artwork: The British artist paints a tantalisingly drama in an eerie landscape – a space for dreaming and reimagining.”

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