ART CITIES, Page 11
Tau Lewis uses intricate craft processes to transform found textiles into monumental artworks, building a unique iconography informed by African diasporic communities in an act of agency, resistance and healing. Lewis employs the conceptual possibilities of textiles and their real and imagined lineages – considering the past lives of the …
Myrlande Constant is known for her striking beaded and sequin embellished textile artworks. Since the 1990s, Constant’s hand-beaded and sequin-embroidered textiles have …
Laure Prouvost’s artistic output consistently returns to themes of escape into unfamiliar worlds or imaginings of unexpected alternative environments. A strong narrative …
One of the most original and influential artists of the past three decades, Lisa Yuskavage creates works that affirm the singularity of …
The paintings, drawings and sculptural work of George Condo offer a virtuosic examination of a wide range of art-historical idioms, which he …
Considering himself primarily a painter, Alvaro Barrington is known for his expansive use of materials, motifs and techniques which reference his own …
Born in Melbourne in 1958 and living in the UK since 1986, Ron Mueck has developed a body of work which touches on …
For more than twenty years, Los Angeles–based artist Laura Owens has pioneered an innovative approach to painting that has made her one …
The artist Matias Faldbakken often uses industrial materials and heavy-duty objects in his works, which he then manipulates or even partially destroys. …
Thomas Schütte’s installations, sculptures, prints, drawings and watercolours take different and often contradictory forms. Schütte’s art looks utilitarian offering sustenance, shelter and …
Slavs and Tatars is an art collective devoted to an area East of the former Berlin Wall and West of the Great …
For Ull Hohn painting was more than just an artistic medium – it was a space where discourse, technique, and personal reflections …
Considered one of the pioneers of conceptual and installation art in the 1960s, Joseph Kosuth has undertaken sustained investigations into the philosophy …
Acaye Kerunen’s multidisciplinary practice, spanning visual and performance art, sound, film, movement, poetry, curation, activism, and therapy, has established the artist as …
In Thomas Schütte’s universe, intimate watercolors, monumental figurative sculptures, vivid ceramics, architectural models, and fully realized buildings stand side-by-side as inquiries into …
Through his formal vocabulary, Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto engages with the idea of social interaction. Neto has gained acclaim for his large …
Yoshitomo Nara rose to international prominence in the 1990s for his exquisitely rendered, instantly recognizable portraits of alternately sweet and vicious big-headed …
Michel François uses an economy of means to transform seemingly uncomplicated objects and materials, or traces of past events, into deeply resonant …
Raoul De Keyser is known for his sophisticated and tempered paintings that subtly and evocatively explore the relationship between color and form. …
Kei Imazu creates an ambiguous imaginary world that hovers between past and present by painting, without the use of digital printing, a …
Sylvie Fleury’s installation, sculpture, and mixed media work deals with our sentimental and aesthetic attachments to consumerist culture. Emerging in the 1990s, …
Selçuk Artut is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher whose work explores the intricate theoretical and practical dimensions of human-technology relations. His artistic …
Exploring different geographies of violence in his native Lebanon but also in the broader region, Ali Cherri is a Paris-based artist with …
Among the female artists of our time who stand out for their powerful work—art that undoubtedly makes the soul tremble and at …
