ART CITIES, Page 33
Born in Japan in 1936, Arakawa was one of the founding members of the Japanese avant-garde collective Neo Dadaism Organizers, describing himself as an “eternal outsider” and an “abstractionist of the distant future.” In 1961, he moved from Tokyo to New York. By the mid-1960s, his work had taken a …
Mandy El-Sayegh’s highly process-driven practice is rooted in an exploration of material and language. Executed in a wide range of media, including …
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Since the ‘90s, Sarah Morris works with painting and film, which she regards as separate media with complementary content. She describes her …
When Ebecho Muslimova first started drawing the character “Fatebe”, it was as a joke and a distraction from art school critique. The …
Shahpour Pouyan’s work is a commentary about power, domination and possession through the force of culture. His interest lies in singling out …
Sterling Ruby is known for the multifaceted nature of his practice, which encompasses painting, ceramics, collage, video and photography, textiles, sculpture and …
Since the ‘90s, Sarah Morris works with painting and film, which she regards as separate media with complementary content. She describes her …
The exhibition ”Greater New York”, a asignature survey of artists living and working in the New York City area, returned for its …
Since the 1990s, Ines Doujak has been developing a multidisciplinary practice that encompasses photography, performance, film, and installation and uses political theory …
French-Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez (1923 – 2019), is a major protagonist in the field of Kinetic and Optical Art, a movement that …
Throughout his career, Glenn Ligon has pursued an incisive exploration of American history, literature, and society across bodies of work that build …
Josef «Seppi» Imhof was Jean Tinguely’s assistant from 1971 until the artist’s death in 1991. As Tinguely’s closest and most constant companion …
Since the 1990s, Ines Doujak has been developing a multidisciplinary practice that encompasses photography, performance, film, and installation and uses political theory …
Neil Jenney is committed to exploring, and ultimately transcending, realism as both style and philosophy, a project first sparked by the preponderance …
Born in Cuba to a Chinese father and Congolese-Iberian mother, Wifredo Lam is widely considered one of the greatest artists of the …
The exhibition ”Greater New York”, a asignature survey of artists living and working in the New York City area, returned for its …
If one tried to compress a large part of Francesco Arena’s work into a formula, this could be as follow: numbers that …
Paul Mignard’s syncretic paintings revisit the landscape genre from the depths of psyche and time. He is an explorer of the expanded …
Mary Corse investigates materiality, abstraction, and perception through the subtly gestural and precisely geometric paintings that she has made over her fifty-year …
Born in rural California in 1926, Ruth Asawa is best known for her looped-wire sculptures, which challenge conventional notions of material and …
Titled “Picture a Vacuum!” the Kunstkredit Basel-Stadt Annual Exhibition 2021 reflects on the many different strategies that artists adopt to record or …
Repetitiveness is not a quality normally sought in art, but for Sabrina Mezzaqui, it is part of the challenge posed both by …
Drawing from sources across the natural world, and driven by relentless curiosity, Richard Fishman’s sculptural practice spans more than fifty years. Fishman’s …
Claire Morgan’s fragile hanging installations reflect her interest in natural processes and organic materials. In her works, the artist engages with the …
