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Michael Stevenson’s work re-tells recent histories using allegory in and amongst historical facts. His work (paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations and film) utilises narrative forms that transform truth and fable. It engages with absurdities that arise when universal ideas relating often to culture or economics take hold in insular situations and …
The Garage Museum of Contemporary Art is a dynamic cultural institution with an extensive program of exhibitions, publications, and performances. The museum …
The new Milan venue of Fondazione Prada is an exhibition space dedicated to contemporary art and culture. It is housed in a …
The exhibition “Sculpture 4tet”, a four-man show, asks two simple questions. What is sculpture? and how can certain contemporary artworks benefit from …
Catherine Opie described herself in a 1994 Los Angeles Times article as “A kind of twisted social documentary photographer”. Long before earning …
Following the Climate Conference held in Paris in December 2015, Istanbul Modern welcomes 2016 with an exhibition that honors nature and focuses …
Cally Spooner uses theory, philosophers, current affairs and pop cultural figures as alibis to help her write, and casts of arguing characters …
Park Seo-Bo is considered one of the leading figures in bringing the European Modernist concept of art to Korea in the late …
Davide Quayola is a visual artist and digital art pioneer from Rome. He explores the complex relationship between form and space, innovation …
Internationally recognized for his startling use of materials, Vik Muniz creates stunning images, while investigating the history of art and of visual …
The pioneering figure of New Media art since the early ‘80s, Tony Oursler has studied and written about various methods of facial …
Edmund de Waal (Edmund Arthur Lowndes de Waal), is best known for his large scale installations of porcelain vessels. Much of Edmund’s …
“Slow, simple, sweet” is the first solo exhibition by Belgian artist Alain Biltereyst in Italy. The artist continues to explore shapes and …
Chiharu Shiota is a Japanese Performance and Installation artist best known for creating room-filling, monumental, delicate and poetic environments. Central to the …
Marisa Merz is the only woman artist associated with Are Povera. During her long marriage to Mario Merz she resolutely managed her …
Celia Perrin Sidarous presents intuitively organized collages and sculptural assemblages that consider collections of objects and how they are transformed by the …
The Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven is one of the first public museums for contemporary art to be established in Europe, opened in …
Annemarie Heinrich was a photographer or more accurately a portraiture artist. Specializing in glamorous portraits as well as magnificent chiaroscuro nudes, Heinrich’s …
William Kentridge is the child of Jewish liberal lawyers who defended victims of apartheid in South Africa, and moral and complex political …
Marilyn Arsem has been creating live events since 1975, from solo gallery performances to large-scale, site-specific works. Many of her works are …
Marcel Broodthaers worked as a writer, poet, filmmaker, photographer, journalist and visual artist. As Broodthaers himself said, he would rather have put …
Salvatore Emblema’s work was strongly influenced by his environment. Born in the Terzingo on the flanks of Mount Vesuvius, where he spent …
Over the course of his long career, Picasso devoted himself to sculpture using both traditional and unconventional materials and techniques. Unlike painting, …
Steve McQueen is an English filmmaker and video artist known for his criticall -acclaimed feature films “Hunger” and the Oscar-winning “12 Years …
