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Beatriz Milhazes is well known for her colorful, kaleidoscopic collages, prints, paintings and installations which draw on both Latin American cultural imagery and Western Modernist painting. The tension in Milhazes’ work is not only between figuration and abstraction, but also between the global and local influences that merge in her …
Eleni Tzirtzilaki studied Architecture at Facoltà di Architettura in Florence, she is a politically active and deeply sensitive human being since she …
The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design is Norway’s largest museum and receives around 750,000 visitors every year. Our mission is …
The Skulptur Projekte was initiated in 1977 by Klaus Bußmann and Kasper König, who since that time has held the position of …
The exhibition “ANTIDORON The EMST Collection” in Kassel marks the first time the collection of Greece’s National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) …
Katharina Fritsch’s iconic and singular sculpture plays on the tension between reality and apparition, between the familiar and the surreal or uncanny. …
Irving Penn is best known as a fashion photographer, but above all he was an artist. While magazine work provided Irving Penn …
Orchard Street, located on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, is rich with history. Once a literal Orchard belonging to James De Lancey, the …
James Welling has been questioning the norms of representation since the 1970s. His work centers on an exploration of photography, shuffling the …
‘Cf’ is an International project, initiated by artist Jeanette Doyle (Ireland) for GradCAM @ The Research Pavilion, Venice, September 29th – October …
Kunsthaus Bregenz (KUB) is an internationally active institute for the presentation of contemporary art. Thanks to its ambitious exhibition program and its …
In the work of Ulf Rollof opposites confront each another. Natural scenery confronts culture, reflexion intuition. Nothing is self-explanatory. The vulnerability of …
Hélio Oiticica is arguably the one of the most influential Latin American artists of the post–World War II period and is recognized …
Sometimes how we are known by others, often in spite of how we know ourselves or set out to be known, becomes …
Richard Serra is famed for his literally colossal works. In the ‘70s he began working with the large steel plates that became …
Starting on July 11, the stepping stone for “Locus, Recollection, Landscape” series of Performances was Homer’s Salamis and the wider Kanakia area, …
As a teenager, Julie Speidel lived in the British Isles and was fascinated by the prehistoric ruins she saw including the stone …
The exhibition title “Breaking Geometries”, at Bartha Contemporary in London explores the motive of geometrical abstraction achieved through the manipulation of everyday …
In a world in which mankind has experienced the greatest advances but also the greatest inequalitie, the mere idea of achieving happiness …
Frank Lloyd Wright was one of the most prolific and renowned architects of the 20th Century, a radical designer and intellectual who …
Naama Tsabar creates sculptures, installations, and performances that often transform the exhibition space itself into a musical instrument to be played. With …
Orchard Street, located on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, is rich with history. Once a literal Orchard belonging to James De Lancey, the …
Instead of photographing our everyday reality, Thomas Ruff concentrates on the depiction of photographic reality. His approach is based on the methods …
Tate, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation, invites applications for the Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2018. Now in its fourth year, the programme …
