ART CITIES, Page 45
For over 30 years, Catherine Opie has captured often overlooked aspects of contemporary American life and culture. One of the most important photographers of her generation, her photographic subjects have included early seminal portraits of the LGBTQ+ community, the architecture of Los Angeles’ freeway system, mansions in Beverly Hills, Midwestern …
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 …
Drawing is the foundation of Marcel Dzama’s work. He got his breakthrough as a young artist with his distinctive colored drawings in …
The subjects of Raúl Illarramendi´s paintings are just those irregularities, imperfections, traces of waste and wear found in public space. These traces …
All the artworks of the group exhibition “Recurrence“ at Zilberman Gallery in Berlin make references to the 19th Century, a period when …
The exhibition “be/longing” features latex sculpture, photography, works on paper, and painting by Heidi Bucher, Catherine Opie, Angel Otero, and Suh Se …
Pedro Reyes pushes the boundaries of how an artist appropriates material for artistic production, he has won international attention for large-scale projects …
For more than 30 years, Jason Fox has been creating a personal, idiosyncratic, and risk-taking vision of painting. His work has evolved …
Often linked to the Arte Povera movement , Giulio Paolini is best known for an artistic practice that is inscribed in a …
Working in Berlin in the 1980s and influenced by German Expressionism, Zhu Jinshi began his lifelong commitment to the language of pure …
Bridget Riley’s paintings came to International notice when she exhibited along with Victor Vasarely and others in the Museum of Modern Art …
The Consortium Commissions is an innovative model for co-commissioning art projects by emerging artists from the Arab world initiated by Mophradat*. Every …
Divided into three parts, the group exhibition “Water Always Moves On” is an eclectic selection that connects artworks by six artists with …
The exhibition “They Do Not Understand Each Other” brings into dialogue commissions and artworks from the collections of the National Museum of …
Most artworks stay in the dark. It slumbers in storage, rests in graphic-art cabinets, enjoys the climate-controlled environment in free port warehouses …
During the post-WWII rapid economic growth period, Japan continuously had national-scale events where internationalization was heavily promoted, and Japan today seems to …
Sound is a vibration that is momentarily absorbed in our body, remaining as a subtle and subjective experience and memory in the …
Emma Jääskeläinen works mainly with sculpture and video. Her works portray personal memories and narratives in dialogue with the history and physicality …
Shara Hughes’ works are vibrant and turbulent, a riot of color, depicting imagined spaces which appear as semi-fictional landscapes. Trees, lakes and …
Chiharu Shiota is best known for creating room-filling, monumental, delicate and poetic environments. Central to the Chiharu Shiota’s work are the themes …
The COVID-19 pandemic had a sudden and substantial impact on the arts, after the closure of Berlin’s art galleries over the COVID-19 …
Sophie Thun spends much of her time as an artist in the darkroom, where she produces photographic images by pressing her body …
In the era of digital imagery, Haliti’s work revolves around such romantic ciphers as clouds, moons, and love letters. And yet Haliti …
Richard Artschwager forged a unique path in art from the early 1950s through the early 21st Century, making the visual comprehension of …
