
Owen Kydd featured in Monochrome Mystique
Admiring the 17th-century Spanish artist Francisco de Zurbarán, Henri Matisse once remarked on “the simultaneously light and pastose treatment given to the bone-white capes in

Admiring the 17th-century Spanish artist Francisco de Zurbarán, Henri Matisse once remarked on “the simultaneously light and pastose treatment given to the bone-white capes in

https://vimeo.com/1004738665?share=copy When he started creating the work for his new exhibition, Owen Kydd says he set out to create images that were “anti-cinema…doing everything that cinema

Owen Kydd and Karel Funk will have work on view in the upcoming landmark exhibition Mummified Saint Francis Standing by Francisco de Zurbarán: An Icon

From the beginning of the 20th century, North American photography was considered to be groundbreaking for the development of an artistic visual language for the

From its own picturesque home, perched on a headland in a tony Oslo suburb, the Henie Onstad Kunstsenter has set out to take stock of

In 1843 Anna Atkins began producing Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions, the first book to be printed and illustrated using photography. Today, 175 years

Naively, Owen Kydd’s works could be described as GIFs. But while Graphic Interchange Formats have been adopted to be widely circulated, and to in some

Casemore Kirkeby is pleased to announce Owen Kydd: Time Image, the inaugural exhibition at the gallery’s new location at 1275 Minnesota Street. The exhibition will

Passing by, you could easily mistake one of Owen Kydd’s videos for a photograph mounted in a light box. However, his images do actually move,

At what point does a picture cease to be one? Owen Kydd previously pondered this question through works he describes as durational photographs, which utilize