PRESENTATION, Page 2
Arnaldo Pomodoro was an influential Italian sculptor renowned for his large-scale bronze sculptures that combine geometric precision with rich symbolic meaning. His most famous works are polished bronze spheres, discs, columns, and architectural forms that appear intact on the surface but are fractured to reveal intricate inner structures resembling gears, …
After studying philosophy, literature, and film, Jon Rafman graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2008. Rafman’s artistic …
Carole Vanderlinden’s () artistic practice, which she has been developing since the mid-1990s, is primarily focused on painting but also encompasses drawing, …
The exhibition project “Carrying” activates spaces inside and outside the building of Museum Brandhorst. Works by nternational artists occupy historically charged sites …
James Turrell investigates light as both a material and a means of perception, exploring its relationship to painting and sculpture. Through minimal, …
Antony Gormley is acclaimed for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that investigate the relationship of the human body to space. His work …
Through her paintings, Ewa Juszkiewicz questions traditional ideas of beauty and representation in classical European art. By reworking historical portraits of women, …
Pierre Huyghe’s works often present themselves as complex systems characterized by a wide range of life forms, inanimate things and technologies. For …
After the death of David Weiss in 2012, Peter Fischli continued developing a solo practice focused on perception, transformation, and the hidden …
There are artists who define a movement, and there are artists who refuse to belong to any movement at all. Francis Picabia …
For over forty years, Kiki Smith has navigated the art world not by following trends, but by spinning a vast, interconnected web …
Set against the sweeping terrain of New York’s Hudson Valley, the forthcoming exhibitions by artists Anicka Yi and Saif Azzuz reimagine sculpture …
As the environmental crisis accelerates, artists around the world are responding with urgency, insight and vision. Artists are not scientists, but they …
In the paintings of Hilary Pecis, the everyday becomes structurally monumental. A cluttered coffee table, a hillside dense with succulents, a half-finished …
Three decades after they last exhibited side by side, David Hammons and Jannis Kounellis are reunited in a landmark exhibition Spanning works …
Twenty years after her first exhibition with David Zwirner, Lisa Yuskavage is not looking back—she’s painting into the wormhole. This May, the …
“House of Nisaba: New Stories of Painting” signals a return to figurative painting in contemporary art, through the lens of allegory. The …
The exhibition «Brine Memory» by Antonis Kastrinakis at the Benaki Museum presents a broad selection of works spanning approximately forty years of …
In a small prison laundry room in Geneva, a young man arranged a table, a window, and some wires. It was a …
The exhibition “Where My Soul Compiles” with works by Laura Mega and Daniel Pešta, is an existential and psychological exploration of a place …
Coinciding with the 61st edition of the Venice Biennale, Georg Baselitz’s exhibition “Eroi d’Oro” unfolds as both a culmination and a reinvention. …
In 2026, the grounds of Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden becomes the stage for an exhibition that is less a retrospective than a living system: …
In an era increasingly defined by circulation—of images, commodities, and identities—the exhibition “The Social Life of Things” stages a precise and probing …
The exhibition “A Line Like a Wave” at the Benaki Museum is an extensive retrospective of the work of Alexis Akrithakis, curated …
