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Olaf Holzapfel is particularly interested in how history, culture and architecture intersect and interact, and how these interactions can be examined and reinterpreted through art. His work is often characterised by repetitive patterns and organic forms, which are inspired by both nature and human constructions. By Dimitris Lempesis Photo: Xippas …
In an exhibition, beyond the forefront, lies the background—a behind-the-scenes world that is even more creative and intriguing, which viewers rarely see …
Carl Andre (16/9/1935-24/1/2024) during the ‘60s and ‘70s, produced a number of sculptures which are now counted among the most innovative of …
In his paintings, Ali Banisadr creates intangible worlds in which figuration and abstraction are delicately balanced, creating a rhythmic sense of motion …
Lucas Samaras (14/9/1936-7/3/2024) is not the best-known artist in America, but among the experts he is considered a wizard, and among artists …
Paul Thek was one of the most prescient artists to emerge during the 1960s, yet his work remained largely unrecognized for decades. …
Can a self-taught architect win the Nobel of Architecture? Tadao Ando (13/9/1941- ) won the Pritzker Prize for architecture in 1994. He …
The MA in Critical and Curatorial Studies of Contemporary Art (CCSCA) is a two-year international graduate program that offers a practice-oriented and …
Having graduated from Seoul’s Hongik University with a BFA in sculpture, Lee Bul made early breakthroughs to create multi-faceted, provocative works that …
Robert Irwin’s (12/9/1928-25/10/2023) practice, which is often associated with the California-based Light and Space movement, encompasses painting and sculpture, installations, landscape projects, …
Anna Maria Maiolino is one of the most significant artists working in Brazil today. Her practice expresses a concern with creative and …
Yayoi Kusama is internationally renowned for her exploration of themes such as infinity, self-obliteration, and repetition. Her distinctive use of polka dots, …
Pierre Huyghe (11/9/1962- ) works often present themselves as complex systems characterized by a wide range of life forms, inanimate things and …
Carrie Mae Weems is one of the most influential contemporary artists. Her work explores how images create history, form memory, and determine …
Platforms Project is an international exhibition which has always aimed to present the independent art scene through artists’ group initiatives. The Platforms …
Volker Hüller’s fragmented compositions speak to the mental spaces between dreams, delirium, and daily life. Figures are woven into the environment of …
Twin brothers Nikolai and Simon Haas seamlessly bridge the slippery divide between fine art and functional design. Infusing their practice with humor, …
Christian Marclay’s latest exhibition brings together landmark works and recent series by Christian Marclay, exploring his longstanding fascination with the relationship between …
Sol LeWitt (9/9/1928-8/4/2007), was pivotal in the creation of the new radical aesthetic of the ‘60s that was a revolutionary contradiction to …
Hugo Ruyant’s paintings are conceived as comic-book squares, propelled to the scale of Painting. By zooming in, each image synthesizes the entire …
Capturing the essence of summer, a new exhibition featuring contemporary works inspired by the sun, sea, and sky of the Greek and …
transmediale e.V. is inviting applications for the Festival Curation for transmediale 2028. The festival curator’s central responsibility is the development of the …
Dennis Oppenheim (6/9/1938-21/1/2011) has been a pioneer of Conceptual Art, Land Art, Body Art, Video, and Sculpture since the late ‘60s. He …
Fumihiko Maki (6/9/1928-6/6/2024) calls himself a modernist, unequivocally. His buildings tend to be direct, at times understated, and made of metal, concrete …
