ART CITIES, Page 2
Olaf Holzapfel is particularly interested in how history, culture and architecture intersect and interact, and how these interactions can be examined and reinterpreted through art. His work is often characterised by repetitive patterns and organic forms, which are inspired by both nature and human constructions. By Dimitris Lempesis Photo: Xippas …
Anna Maria Maiolino is one of the most significant artists working in Brazil today. Her practice expresses a concern with creative and …
Christian Marclay’s latest exhibition brings together landmark works and recent series by Christian Marclay, exploring his longstanding fascination with the relationship between …
Yasuko Hirano’s paintings are constructed by stretching canvas over wooden panels, applying a ground of animal glue and gesso, sanding the surface …
Capturing the essence of summer, a new exhibition featuring contemporary works inspired by the sun, sea, and sky of the Greek and …
Sajal Sarkar’s practice explores transformation, identity, migration, and the fragility of human civilization. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, he combines …
Hejum Bä’s understanding of contemporary communication – from both verbal and non-verbal language to the complex codes we navigate in everyday interactions …
Charles Ray is an influential American artist celebrated for his disquieting, meticulously crafted sculptures and conceptual works. Beginning his career in the …
Violeta Maya’s paintings act as a direct channel for her immediate emotions and personal memories. Her creative process merges artistic intent with …
I have been going to Tinos since I was 12 years old. It was and still is one of the islands that …
Rudy Loewe is a multidisciplinary artist who blends painting, drawing, and sculpture to examine a complex web of socio-political dynamics. Through their …
For more than two decades, Hito Steyerl has been one of the most influential artists, filmmakers, and theorists of contemporary art. Her …
Through videos, performances, and installations, Shuang Li examines how digital technologies shape relationships, bodies, and desire. She investigates the entanglements of humans, …
Certain exhibitions act as mere observers of their era, while others attempt to actively disrupt it. The contemporary group exhibition “Servare Intaminatum. …
Dana Schutz’s work blends vivid colors, distorted figures, and emotional intensity to explore themes such as identity, memory, and human experience. Schutz …
J. Parker Valentine is an artist whose practice is deeply rooted in drawing but expands across film, video, photography, collage, and sculpture. …
Color has always been one of painting’s most powerful instruments, but throughout the twentieth century it underwent a radical transformation: it ceased …
Helen Marden’s paintings feature a vivid palette informed by her travels to Greece, India, and Morocco. Using resin to bind color-saturated acrylics …
We often think of artists as people with a clear vision—someone who begins with an idea and carefully brings it to life. …
In an era in which digital networks shape almost every aspect of daily life, Austrian artist Rosmarie Lukasser offers a compelling artistic …
At the heart of Mika Tajima’s multidisciplinary practice, which spans performance, sculpture, painting, and new media installation is a profound inquiry into …
Beginning in the 1990s, artist and filmmaker Doug Aitken has developed a boundary-defying multimedia oeuvre that both studies and leads into new …
Few contemporary artists manage to weaponize technical mastery quite like Michaël Borremans. The creates works that are instantly mesmerizing—reminiscent of Old Master …
Liang Hao’s paintings stage a drama of the hand—its hesitations, its tests, its suspended intentions. What emerges is not a narrative of …
