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Raqib Shaw mixes ornate inspirations from Asia and Japan with a symbolism and formality drawn from the Old Masters, and infuses the whole with his own transgressive, highly personal narratives. He paints with enamels, using a needle-sharp porcupine quill. Breathtaking in their intricacy, complexity and flamboyant color, they are the …
Joan Snyder first gained public attention in the early 1970s with her gestural and elegant “stroke” paintings, which used the grid to …
Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo is dedicated to painting, pushing its boundaries with innovative techniques. After ejecting the paintbrush in favor of direct application …
Set within the context of the Gropius Bau the exhibition “And Berlin Will Always Need You. Art, Craft and Concept Made in …
Nancy Spero produced a radical body of work that confronted oppression and inequality while challenging the aesthetic orthodoxies of contemporary art. Among …
In the exhibition “Vivid Scenes 1964-1984” a selection of Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss’ drawings, sketches and models are on presentation at Moderna Museet. Her …
The new season of Palais de Tokyo “Sensitive” opens with uncertain motions: those of the combined action of water and the wind. …
“Then the revelation occurred. Marino saw the rose as Adam might have seen it in Paradise, and he thought that the rose …
Born in 1960 in Leipzig, Neo Rauch began developing his own style of figurative painting since the beginning of his career as …
Known for his colorful and compressed depictions of the people, places, and things that populate his daily life in Los Angeles, Jonas …
Doug Aitken’s work explores every medium, from sculpture, film, and installation to architectural intervention. Doug Aitken exploded onto the international art scene …
The exhibition “Hybrid Sculpture” presents a selection of work from the Collection of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam that reveals how radically sculpture has …
A political activist as well as an artist, Jenny Holzer’s aim is to disrupt the passive reception of information from damaging sources. …
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By experimenting with materials, techniques and scale, Robert Therrien shows us everyday objects in a new light. He reveals their hidden narratives …
The new ways of habitation that are on show at the exhibition ”Designing The Living” at Center Pompidou, are not only impressive …
In the 1990s Mike Nelson became known for his claustrophobic, labyrinthine installations, which feel like the ruins of modern life’s belief systems. …
William Kentridge’s work crosses a diverse range of artistic media such as drawing, performance, film, printmaking, sculpture, painting. Kentridge has also directed …
At a time when technology seems utterly smooth and weightless (composed of invisible waves, wireless signals, abstract codes)the works included in the …
Abdelkader Benchamma’s drawings take their inspiration from visual scenarios that stem from reflections on space and its physical reality, its limits and …
Appropriating methods traditionally identified with feminine pursuits (embroidery and needlework) Jessica Rankin’s work features a series of “mental maps”, with codes, signs …
Kiki Smith has been known since the 1980s for her multidisciplinary practice relating to the human condition and the natural world. She …
Considered as one of the most renowned figures in the history of Abstract Expressionist Movement, Mark Rothko left a significant legacy throughout …
Isaac Julien examines the black and Asian diasporas since the Thatcher years through his favoured medium, film. In 1983 he cofounded the …
David Salle is known for his vivid works that deconstruct existing imagery. Since the ‘70s, he’s referenced and combined everything from Impressionism …
