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Bhen Alan has many identities: artist, scholar, queer man, Filipino immigrant. His textile works, which draw on the traditional weaving practices of …

In 1924, the first manifesto of Surrealism was published in Paris, laying the foundation for a revolution in art whose effects can …

Lynn Hershman Leeson is among the pioneers of interactive media art. She has worked with a range of different media throughout her …

A Brazilian artist of Indigenous descent, Francisco da Silva, known as Chico da Silva or simply “Chico”, was painting fantastical universes on …

Dynamic, restless, multi-talented; the list of adjectives that can characterize the artist Artemis Potamianou is long… she is a multimedia visual artist, …

The group exhibition “Self-Portraits” takes place in parallel across GRIMM’s galleries in Amsterdam and New York. The exhibition draws together a group …

Lawrence Abu Hamdan, a self-described ‘Private Ear’, develops a unique body of work involving sound and listening. Through his reflective practice, at …

Dan Walsh has developed a quirky style of minimalism that blends rigid geometry with a sense of play. Walsh uses line as …

The group exhibition “Closer to Illusion” brings together painting, sculpture and works on paper from a diverse group of artists that explore …

Santiago Sierra is a contemporary conceptual and performance Spanish artist whose oeuvre continues to be widely recognised and exhibited in major art …

Chiharu Shiota’s inspiration often emerges from a personal experience or emotion which she expands into universal human concerns such as life, death …

Since the mid-1990s Sarah Morris has reinvigorated painting with her abstracted geometric snapshots of urban environments. Her work is often derived from …

Jim Dine rose to prominence in late-1950’s New York. He played a key role in creating the first “Happenings” and thereafter was …

Pino Pascali was a sculptor, set designer and performer, today considered one of the foremost exponents of Arte Povera. Having followed his …

Tony Cragg explores the complex relationships between the natural and man-made world to create an innovative, distinctive sculptural language. A self-described ‘radical …

The international group exhibition “Unhealed” delves into the aftermath of the uprisings and revolutions, that swept through the Arab world starting in …

Cosima von Bonin uses fabric, wood, film, music, and found objects, like stuffed animals, to create scenes referencing craft and pop culture. …

“Taking a stand” is more important than ever in today’s society – at a time characterised by worsening social inequalities, growing hostility …

Albert Oehlen has been a key figure in contemporary art since the 1980s. By bringing together abstract, figurative, collaged and computer-generated elements …

Remote-controlled toy cars carry human-hair wigs. The plugholes in old sinks are blocked with cigars, and porcelain dogs are paired with porcelain …

Through its recurrent “HERE AND NOW” series, the Museum Ludwig questions conventional ways of exhibition-making and examines its own work as an …

The group exhibition “Emerging, Submerging, Reemerging” featurer paintings and sculpture by four artists. Each artist is driven by an unquenchable conviction to …

Mamma Andersson is one of Sweden’s most internationally recognized artists. Inspired by filmic imagery, theatre sets, and period interiors, Andersson‘s compositions are …

Richard Hunt’s status as the foremost African-American abstract sculptor and artist of public sculpture has remained unchallenged. Executed in welded and cast …