MARC STRAUS

Entang Wiharso’s exhibition, When Rabbits Eat Meat, was reviewed in Forbes: Entang Wiharso Fluidly Expresses Complex, Glittery Narratives Across Painting And Sculpture, Flexing Boundaries Of Imagination And Nature. Natasha Gural writes, "Humor and horror collide in a glittery re-imagining of Grant Wood’s 1930 painting American Gothic, as we gaze into the blue eyes of a… Read More...

In the March / April 2023 issue of ArtAsiaPacific, Entang Wiharso pays tribute to artist Ashley Bickerton. Wiharso writes: "Ashley Bickerton’s passing has initiated a period of subdued reflection as I mourn the loss of an artist and friend who understood deeply the artist’s life. His friendship provided me and so many others a bulwark… Read More...

Entang Wiharso's solo exhibition "A Thousand Kilometers" at York College Galleries is now on view at both the main campus galleries and the Marketview Arts center downtown. York College Galleries wrote, "This multi-venue exhibition by Indonesian-born, US-based artist Entang Wiharso touches on the role of power, geo-political structures, historical narratives and human agency." More information… Read More...

Entang Wiharso will be among the artists featured in Kuntsmuseum Wolfsburg's upcoming show, Oil: Beauty and Horror in the Petrol Age.  "The exhibition Oil. Beauty and Horror in the Petrol Age therefore takes a speculative, poetic look back at the presence of the modern age of petroleum, which has lasted for roughly one hundred years. From… Read More...