ART CITIES, Page 21
The exhibition “Parallax”, brings together the work of two pioneering artists: Robert Irwin and Mary Corse. Marking the first time their work has been brought into direct dialogue, this exhibition explores the intersections and convergences between these two artists’ radical experiments with light, perception, and the role of the viewer. …
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, …
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 …
Over the past forty years, Kiefer’s practice has developed through the accumulation, mingling and reworking of themes, motifs and constellations which recur …
SoiL Thornton’s works resist categorization along preconceived notions of genre, medium, artistic subjectivity, biography, as well as gendered and racial identity. They …
Some of Emma McIntyre’s works draw you into an illusory space; others are formalist-flat. All her large paintings begin on the floor: …
In modernity, violence finds expression not only in social action, but also in omnipresent objects, facilities and urban structures. The severity of …
Analia Saban works across and between artistic mediums, consistently turning viewers’ expectations of what constitutes a painting or sculpture on its head. …
Tetsuya Ishida came of age as a painter during Japan’s “lost decade”, a time of nationwide economic recession that lasted through the …
Throughout his practice, Francis Alÿs consistently directs his distinct poetic and imaginative sensibility toward anthropological and geopolitical concerns centered around observations of, …
Marina Faust began her artistic career as a photo-reporter in Vienna. Her first exhibitions took place at Galerie Agathe Gaillard in Paris …
Han Bing is recognized for her sensitive yet disruptive visual language in paintings that deconstruct pictorial reality and open up new dimensions. Having …
Mandy El-Sayegh works across diverse media to examine how social, cultural and political orders are formed and deconstructed in the contemporary world. …
In the 1960s and 70s, Jo Baer explored non-objectivity in her black and white hard-edge paintings as part of the New York …
Eske Kath investigates the fundamental uncertainty that has become a basic condition for our time where man-made technology radically changes climate and …
Christo and Jeanne-Claude worked together since their first outdoor temporary work of art: Stacked Oil Barrels and Dockside Packages, Cologne Harbor, Germany, …
Andy Warhol’s work encapsulates the 1960s through the 1980s in New York. By imitating the familiar aesthetics of mass media, advertising, and …
Nature and its representation in the history of art are central to both the life and work of Sholto Blissett. His landscape …
Emerging from his personal experiences, the Cosovarian artist Petrit Halilaj’s work is deeply connected with the recent history of Kosovo and the …
Born in Melbourne in 1958 and living in the UK since 1986, Ron Mueck has developed a body of work which touches on …
