ART CITIES, Page 43
Tony Cragg is one of the world’s most foremost sculptors. His work is notable for its exploration of different materials, including found objects and raw matter of various kinds. His early, stacked works present a taxonomical understanding of the world, and he has said that he sees manmade objects as …
In her latest series of vivid geometric paintings that are on show in the exhibition “Paintings”, Farah Atassi intermingles references to modernist …
Alain Biltereyst continually draws attention to the innate beauty of practical designs, such as a manhole cover, fence design or airplane tail …
In 1985 NASA published the book “Living Aloft: Human Requirements for Extended Spaceflight” exploring how humans adjusted psychologically and socially to space. …
Winner of the Marcel Duchamp prize in 2004, Carole Benzaken has developed, over the last thirty or so years, a pictorial practice …
Isa Genzken is arguably one of the most important and influential artists of the past 30 years. Her work has been part …
Tove Storch’s artistic projects can be viewed as a continuous investigation of sculptural possibilities. Her works challenges the viewer’s perception of space …
Matthieu Laurette is a media and conceptual contemporary French artist who works in a variety of media, from TV and video to …
Louis Soutter’s pictorial world revolves around elementary themes such as the examination of human nature, death and the question of life after …
Francesco Clemente’s nomadism inflects many aspects of his practice: The artist divides his time between New York, New Mexico, and India, drawing …
The exhibition project “K” brings together works by Martin Kippenberger, Orson Welles, and the electronic music band Tangerine Dream. With years of …
Ingeborg Strobl’s oeuvre is moored in the tradition of conceptual and intermedia art. Natural and animal subjects acting as mirror images of …
Bosco Sodi is known for his use of raw, natural materials to create large-scale textured paintings and objects. Sodi has discovered an …
The exhibition “The Porcelain Room” explores the historical context, scope and impact of Chinese export porcelain and brings together examples of porcelain …
Ingeborg Strobl’s oeuvre is moored in the tradition of conceptual and intermedia art. Natural and animal subjects acting as mirror images of …
The artist-in-residence program “Mercedes-Benz Art Scope” was founded in 1991 by Mercedes-Benz Japan as an artistic exchange program between young artists from …
A group exhibition brings together leading figures from the Pace Gallery’s program of modern and contemporary artists as a means of introducing …
Camille Henrot’s art is born out of an intensive research process, the findings of which she uses to construct rich multimedia narratives …
Ricky Swallow is best known for sculptural works combining contemporary imagery with the still-life tradition. Swallow has also consistently maintained a watercolour …
Evoking notions of utopia and dystopia, Jules de Balincourt’s paintings investigate public and private spaces and suggest an ever-changing landscape – both …
Verena Dengler makes art that is richly allusive, trenchant, and occasionally provocative. Astute observations of the art world with its mechanisms and …
Known as “the painter of black and light” Pierre Soulages has forged a career remarkable not only for its rigorous invention, but …
For over 30 years, Catherine Opie has captured often overlooked aspects of contemporary American life and culture. One of the most important …
The group exhibition “Parallax” takes its inspiration from the Chinese idiom 移步换形, which translates as “the view before you will transform with …
