ART CITIES, Page 43
The 1960s and ‘70s were revolutionary years for Italy; the nation was rapidly emerging from a turbulent post-war era and seeking a new, progressive identity. This radical spirit was harnessed by artists of the era who explored challenging Minimalist and conceptual ideas—but from within a uniquely Italian cultural perspective. By …
Martine Syms has earned wide recognition for a practice that combines conceptual grit, humour and social commentary. Using a combination of video, …
After graduating from Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris with honors in 2016, Alexandre Lenoir moved to Casablanca in 2017 for a residency, …
The exhibition “Artifices instables, Stories of ceramics” presents a journey through inventions and experiments highlighting the diversity of shapes and decorations of …
Spanning a breadth of stylistic and conceptual approaches, the paintings, sculptures, and photographs on view in the group exhibition “Bustes de Femmes”, …
Theaster Gates’ oeuvre is among the most conceptually and materially rich in contemporary art, anchored equally in the canons of art history …
The exhibition “Dynamic Visions” is inspired by the legendary 1965 show “The Responsive Eye” at MoMA in New York, which documented a …
It is impossible to talk about Piero Gilardi’s work without starting from his “tappeti-natura”, works with a strong chromatic accent and in …
Ha Chong-Hyun came to prominence with his Conjunction series in the early 1970s. These early experiments have led him to build his …
For over 30 years, the motif of the “Layer Cake” has played a prominent role in Anke Eilergerhard’s silicone sculptures. Since 2004, …
Born in the province of Wardak, close to Kabul in Afghanistan in 1992, Aziz Hazaraworks across mediums such as photography, video, sound, …
Known for her portraits of exaggerated proportions and grotesque features, Louise Bonnet continually explores emotions of melancholy, loneliness, nostalgia and grief in …
It is impossible to talk about Piero Gilardi’s work without starting from his “tappeti-natura”, works with a strong chromatic accent and in …
The promotion and support of the current Greek artistic production through scientific, theoretical and artistic research is the foundation of the project …
The exhibition “Artifices instables, Stories of ceramics” presents a journey through inventions and experiments highlighting the diversity of shapes and decorations of …
Jesse Wine has been working with and appropriating ceramics into his expanded sculptural practice since graduating from the Royal College of Art …
Asuka Anastacia Ogawa creates large figurative paintings that depict androgynous children in chimerical dreamscapes, otherworldly scenes formed from solid fields of color …
Ann Veronica Janssens has created an extensive body of work over four decades spanning installations, projections, immersive environments and sculptures. At the …
In solidarity with the artistic community in these challenging times, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac hosts the exhibition ’”En Être” in collaboration with the …
The opposing impulses of creation and destruction mark the touchstone of the Hungarian-born, New York-based artist Rita Ackermann’s practice, which continues to …
OSGEMEOS translated as “the twins” in Portuguese, is a collaborative art duo comprised of twin brothers Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo. As children, …
The main theme of Brigitte Kowanz’ works is the different visual forms which light can take. In addition to language, she uses …
AyaTakano has been creating figures akin to anime characters to compose science-fictional or mythologically peculiar scenes from her imaginary world. The artist, …
“PS1 Courtyard” is a year-long program to reimagine the uses of and access to the Museum’s outdoor courtyard, which is the interstitial …
