ART CITIES, Page 3
Tindara Spartà belongs to a generation of artists who reconsider the domestic sphere as a site of tension, projection, and psychological ambiguity. Having studied at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Art de Dijon, she has developed a multidisciplinary practice that moves fluidly between painting, sculpture, installation, and staged objects. By Efi …
The nymphs of classical mythology are elusive, belonging to the transient spaces where water meets land, where shadow clings to light. Now, …
The exhibition “Which side are you on?” unfolds not merely as an exhibition but as an immersive spatial argument—one that interrogates the …
At the West Bund Museum, a rare and ambitious exhibition reframes the language of contemporary art through touch, labor, and material intelligence. …
The International Conference “Greek Craftsmanship – Contemporary Trends and Prospects” aspires to serve as a meaningful platform for dialogue and knowledge exchange …
On 15 April 2026, the north façade of the Humboldt Forum in Berlin will be punctuated by a striking new artistic gesture: …
Rachel Whiteread’s practice occupies a distinctive position within contemporary sculpture, where absence becomes as materially potent as presence. In her works, the …
Since the mid-1990s, Sarah Morris has been making abstract paintings and films to investigate what she describes as “urban, social and bureaucratic …
The exhibition “Portrait(S)” brings together the practices of Loretta Fahrenholz, Tishan Hsu, and Anna Oppermann in a dense exploration of the body …
Ruth Asawa was one of the most uniquely gifted and productive artists to emerge in the postwar era in the United States. …
Abdelkader Benchamma’s work converts drawing into an architectural phenomenon: ink becomes a force that reconfigures walls into spaces of resonance, where geological …
A defining figure of the Pop Art movement, Roy Lichtenstein forged a career built on a provocative paradox: the pursuit of originality …
Often focused on the head and shoulders of an individual, a portrait typically seeks to convey something of a person’s personality and …
In the early 1960s, Tom Wesselmann emerged as a pivotal figure within Pop Art, turning away from the gestural intensity of Abstract …
Sara Naim’s practice is inherently multidisciplinary: photographs are sculptural, sculptures are painterly, and paintings reference photography. She is interested in how we …
Widely recognized as one of the boldest figures of postwar American painting, Sam Gilliam emerged from Washington, D.C. in the mid-1960s as …
Katja Strunz has long explored the intersection of space and history through a distinct sculptural language. Her works are marked by folded, …
In recent years, few artists have transformed the language of textile art with the political clarity and poetic force of Małgorzata Mirga‑Tas. …
In 1991, Yvan Salomone set the framework of his practice and devoted himself to watercolor painting by composing on identical formats. A …
Born in London and based in Lagos, Dike is internationally acknowledged for her multidisciplinary sculptural practice, which spans painting, collage, photography, video …
McArthur Binion combines collage, drawing, and painting to create autobiographical abstractions of painted minimalist patterns over an “under surface” of personal documents …
New York-based painter Loie Hollowell has, over the past decade, forged a distinctly autobiographical visual language that charts the elemental realities of …
Emily Mason was a visionary American abstract painter known for her vibrant, lyrical approach to color and composition. Born and raised in New York City, Mason …
One of the most important painters working today, Luc Tuymans pioneered a distinctive style of figurative painting beginning in the 1980s that …
