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The exhibition “Reversed Objects” raises a number of questions ranging from the status of objects as either mere things or artworks to the functioning of art institutions, while touching on various themes and disciplines. Some of these questions may sound rather banal. American art philosopher Arthur C. Danto analyses the …
For over 60 years, Maria Prymachenko created art based profoundly on her Ukrainian upbringing and wildly creative imagination. Despite having no formal …
Born in 1939 in Tuscaloosa, Yvonne Wells is known for her intricate narrative quilts depicting American history subjects, pop culture figures, and …
Co-founder of the Ecart Group (1969) and closely affiliated with the Fluxus movement, John M Armleder has since the end of the …
The exhibition “Reversed Objects” raises a number of questions ranging from the status of objects as either mere things or artworks to …
Lee ShinJa is a pioneering first-generation Korean fiber artist and educator. During the 1950s and ’60s, when working with thread and fabric …
Robert Rauschenberg worked in a wide range of mediums including painting, sculpture, prints, photography, and performance, over the span of six decades. …
From the beginning of his artistic career, Doug Aitken has been exploring the complexities and contradictions of modern life and hyperconnectivity, the …
Tracey Emin looks to her life for her primary material. With soul-searching candour, she probes the construct of the self but also …
Artists like Norihiro Yagi, Kentaro Miura and Araki Hirohiko, who spared no effort to build reality within the realm of fantasy, have …
One of the most important artists working today, Yang is predominantly known as a sculptor and installation artist. Nonetheless, her two-dimensional investigations …
Mohamad Abdouni is an artist, photographer, filmmaker and curator based between Beirut and Istanbul. He is also Editor in-Chief and Creative Director …
Working in painting and drawing, Walter Price’s recent works have been concerned with what he describes as the various rhythms and cadences …
Painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and installation artist Titus Kaphar confronts history by dismantling classical structures and styles of visual representation in Western art …
On the occasion of “Various Others,” two site-specific projects open at Museum Brandhorst. The third “Flag Commission” are presented: a contribution by …
Having lived primarily between the cities of Seoul, New York and London, Do Ho Suh’s work explores concepts of home, both physically …
In two solo exhibitions and one collaborative work, two artists with very different practices the Uruguayan post-minimalist Marco Maggi and Bay Area …
Artists like Norihiro Yagi, Kentaro Miura and Araki Hirohiko, who spared no effort to build reality within the realm of fantasy, have …
Pussy Riot’s performances, music, and videos are characterized by playfully provocative and politically charged lyrics and actions. For over a decade, the …
Andrea Orejarena and Caleb Stein are a multimedia artist duo currently based in New York. Their work uses the intersection of technology, …
The exhibition “Museum in Motion” presents a selection of large-scale installations, sculptures, and photographic series from the collection of Hamburger Bahnhof – …
The artists included in the exhibition “Körperlich” (bodily) are each concerned with the body, exploring its role in the construction and expression …
“Refuge” the inaugural exhibition of the Sapieha Palace seeks to unfold the spirit and history of the palace itself, as well as …
Through a practice rooted in identity and memory, Alejandro Piñeiro Bello paints the enduring spirit of the Caribbean. Born in Havana and …
