PRESENTATION, Page 116
After decades of silence, Myanmar’s artists have a chance to speak. In April 2012, national elections were held in the country for the first time since 1962, ending 50-plus years of military dictatorship. Some of the older generation, bearing physical and psychic scars from undergoing arrest, imprisonment, and exile, emerged …
The British artist who works and resides in Berlin, Tacita Dean has for the last 18 months been living in Los Angeles. …
Using materials as metaphor, Nicholas Hlobo blends innovation with tradition, probing with healing, and irreverence with respect. The artist creates works on …
Glenn’s Ligon paintings and sculptures examine cultural and social identity through found sources to reveal the ways in which the history of …
Hajra Waheed was born in Canada and raised within the gated community of Saudi ARAMCO in Saudi Arabia, the artist grew up …
A group of German artists on exhibit at Venice Biennale 2015, raised a Greek flag with the word “Germoney” scrawled across …
Through his formal vocabulary, Ernesto Neto engages with the idea of social interaction. Ernesto Neto has gained acclaim for his large experimental …
Sigmar Polke found the motif for his first published print “Girlfriends I” in a newspaper ad that had itself been printed with …
Jannis’s Kounellis work stood out from the beginning for its search for a new kind of spatiality. The abandonment of a traditional …
Frederick R. Weisman began collecting in the mid-‘50s, just as the Los Angeles art scene began to emerge on a national scale. …
Niamh McCann is an Irish Artist living and working in Dublin. Niamh McCann’s diverse and playful practice, which includes sculpture, installation, painting …
100 years after the production of the first animated film, the Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden takes stock of the current …
Celebrating an extraordinary and transformative gift of more than 850 works collectively given to the Whitney Museum of American Art and the …
The exhibition “Marcel Broodthaers: A Retrospective” at The Museum of Modern Art brings together 200 works of the artist. The exhibition explores …
Ever since the days of Aristotle, life itself has remained a mystery, in spite of countless attempts by scientists and philosophers to …
Focusing on the notion of Abstraction in 20th Century and Contemporary Belgian art and the varying sources of influence and inspiration among …
Tetsumi Kudo throughout his life and career remained an eccentric and enigmatic figure in postwar art. He remained particularly Japanese, while his …
Born in Seoul, Do Ho Suh is informed by his personal experiences in his work, particularly his move from South Korea to …
For “Spaces of Places”, her 8th solo exhibition, Barbara Spirouli presents works from the last 3 years and their installation in space. …
James Casebere belongs to a generation of artists who have questioned the veracity of images from the beginning and for whom a …
Richard’s McGuire short story “Here” is likely the most lauded comic book story from recent decades. The six-page comic, which appeared in …
From 60’s to 70’s the human body was the core centre of many artists’ research, as both the subject and the object …
Richard Avedon and Andy Warhol are two major figures of postwar America, known for dipping in and out of politics and pop …
Daria Martin’s 16mm films aim to create a continuity or parity between disparate artistic media (such as painting and performance), between people …
