
ART CITIES: Los Angeles-Cole Sternberg
Cole Sternberg’s practice contemplates humanity’s existential quandary: that of being hopelessly destructive, yet forever and inevitably linked with nature. Through varied media …
Cole Sternberg’s practice contemplates humanity’s existential quandary: that of being hopelessly destructive, yet forever and inevitably linked with nature. Through varied media …
Emerging alongside a notable group of African-American artists who rose to prominence in the ‘90s, Nari Ward’s massive and tactile approach to …
Gary Hume is best known for his figurative and abstract paintings on aluminum panels, which often feature startling color combinations made with …
With a career spanning over seven decades, Barbara Chase-Riboud’s innovation in sculptural technique and materiality is characterised by the interplay between folds …
Ghada Amer is best known for her subversive embroidered paintings that appropriate imagery from pornographic magazines as a means of creating an …
Through her films and installations, Marine Hugonnier explores the way ideologies, desires, and discourses converge in the forms of artistic representation. Her …
A sound performer, musician, and composer, Tarek Atoui challenges conventional modes of sound perception by creating custom electronic instruments, rooted in his …
Ad Reinhardt was one of the most relentless defenders of the purity of abstraction. “The one object of fifty years of abstract …
Sonia Gomes’ production develops from materials such as fabrics, lines, threads and objects. Along with the layers of fabrics and trimmings, techniques …
A Brazilian artist of Indigenous descent, Francisco da Silva, known as Chico da Silva or simply “Chico”, was painting fantastical universes on …
Throughout his four-decade long career, Henry Taylor has consistently and simultaneously embraced and rejected the tenets of traditional painting, as well as …
As an artist who constantly challenged convention, Marcel Duchamp refused to respect the entrenched cultural and commercial hierarchies that extolled—even fetishized—artistic originals …
Earth’s history is divided into a hierarchical series of smaller chunks of time, referred to as the geologic time scale. These divisions, …
Against the backdrop of current ecological and societal crises, the exhibition “The Great Repair” presents over 40 positions from art, architecture and …
Even though Rirkrit Tiravanija’s diverse artistic production eludes classification, he has accurately described it as “relational”: a body of work focused on …
The exhibition “Parallax”, brings together the work of two pioneering artists: Robert Irwin and Mary Corse. Marking the first time their work …
In monumental sculptures produced and installed in public sites around the world, Christo and Jeanne-Claude expanded the possibilities of artistic scale and …
Frank Stella has played a major role in the development of American Abstraction during the 20th Century. During his nearly 60-year career, …
“Chopped & Screwed”, the inaugural exhibition at White Cube New York, considers the use of sourcing and distortion in contemporary art to …
Philippe Parreno rose to prominence in the 1990s, earning critical acclaim for his work that spans a diversity of media, including film, …
Sopheap Pich was born in Cambodia in 1971, and grew up under the Khmer Rouge regime. In 1979 his family stayed in …
Alex Da Corte explores the nuances of contemporary life in his videos, installations, paintings, and sculptures, which are often united together in …
Sahand Hesamiyan’s versatile practice is informed by a profound understanding of construction techniques, culminating in larger than life metal sculptures and small …
Chen Zhen’s artistic poetics, which ranged from international politics to a more intimate and personal view of human life, organically integrates the …