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Tag: Volta

May 28, 2019May 28, 2019ART, ART & DESIGN

Volta Basel 2019: 5 Artists and Galleries to Watch

Image: Captivated by a sculpture, an art guest at the Volta Art Basel took time to take a picture with his digital camera

Captivated art lover at the Volta Basel takes the picture of a sculpture with his digital camera. Image: Volta As art lover […]

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June 25, 2015March 13, 2022ART & DESIGN, ART FAIRS, ART NEWS

Middle East Issues Relived in Batia Shani’s ‘Tissue’

Image: Batia Shani's 'Afraid to become prisoner of war', 2015, embroidered envelope address Middle East issues

The traumas of war, terrorism, and political unrest are at the core of Batia Shani’s new works. They are reminders of the consequences of wars on innocent people and the soldiers who fight them.

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