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Dumb Type is a Japanese multi-media performance art collective founded in 1984, and called Dumb Type because artists associated with the movement do not use language in their work. The collective was founded by students from Kyoto Art University. Inspired by New York performance artists Laurie Anderson and Robert Wilson …
“3 boek 7 8 9” is a publication by architecten de vylder vinck taillieu in collaboration with MER. Paper Kunsthalle. The box …
There are so many images that were added in our magazine, from the exhibitions from the Galleries and the Museums of Paris, …
Lucas Foglia grew up with his family on a small farm in the suburbs of New York City. While malls and supermarkets …
Tania Bruguera researches ways in which art can be applied to everyday political life, focusing on the transformation of social affect into …
One of the most prolific artists of her generation, Kiki Smith creates a multifaceted body of work that addresses the philosophical, social …
An important member of the Young British Artists, Mat Collishaw creates works that confronts issues of moral ambiguity with formally stunning and …
Lygia Pape was an influential iconoclast Brazilian artist and pioneering member of the postwar Avant-Garde. She worked across an expansive range of …
Günther Förg was part of the post-war generation of German artists for whom modernism had become tainted with the horrors of Fascism. …
Louise Nevelson emerged in the art world amidst the dominance of the Abstract Expressionist Movement. In her most iconic works, she utilized …
Mohamed Bourouissa is known for his direct, imposing color photographs of young people, immigrants, and everyday life in the Paris suburbs. Bourouissa …
Francis Alÿs’s personal, ambulatory explorations of cities form the basis for his practice, through which he compiles extensive and varied documentation that …
Marisa Merz has a unique place in the history of Contemporary art. With her appearance of absence, her visionary distraction, her fragile …
In 1961, Yoko Ono began working in conceptual and participatory art, avant-garde music, experimental film, and performance. Her work aroused the interest …
SOMA Summer is a unique eight-week program for international artists, curators, critics, and art historians in Mexico City. SOMA Summer introduces participants …
Another exhibition that stands out not only for the artworks but also for its excellent curating is the “Beau Doublém Monsier Le …
In his work Marcos Carrasquer mix tragic and grotesque, depicting an Orwellian humankind, strips naked the human being with all his flaws …
In general, Japanese photographers are not well known in the West. In th book “New Trends in Japanese Photography” by SKIRA, the …
Pacific Northwest College of Art’s MA in Critical Studies program presents the Spring 2018 Creative Nonfiction Writers Series, bringing a diverse group …
The exhibition “Tapisseries et estampes” highlights the woven work of Etel Adnan. Large colored tapestries, with sensitive lines, objects of a joint …
Stefan Tcherepnin’s visual artistic practice is shaped by his background in music composition and performance. Tcherepnin’s approach is collaborative, drawing on the …
Recognized for his ironic pieces of art that represent hybrids between traditional Iranian forms and those of the globalized pop culture widespread …
For me it was one of the most difficult exhibitions. Not so much in terms of understanding, on the contrary, it was …
After the World War II, images filtered into Italy that portrayed, in horrifying detail, the concentration camp victims of Nazi Germany. At …
