ART CITIES, Page 47
Katharina Fritsch mines the history, myths, and fairy tales of Germany as well as her own thoughts and dreams to explore the nature of human perception and experience. She draws her subjects from everyday life and alters them through unexpected shifts in scale and color, creating objects that blur the …
The term “Stasis field” has been used in science fiction novels and games, to refer to an area in which time seemingly …
Haris Epaminonda and Daniel Gustav Cramer first met in 2001. An experimental internet project, “The Beehive”, was released in 2005, which lasted …
In photographs, videotapes, sculptures, texts and mixed media installations Walid Raad explores how violence affects bodies, minds, culture and traditions. Playfully, he …
Olafur Eliasson uses his works, which encompass painting, photography, sculpture and large installations, to inquire into the relationships between the real and …
Winner of the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2010, Cyprien Gaillard is currently one of the most prominent young French artists. His work …
Since the early 1990’s, when I met him for first time, Nikos Kryonidis has moved a long path in art, experimenting not only …
Walking the streets of Bamako, Berlin, Cairo, Dakar, Johannesburg, Kinshasa, Lagos, or other megacities, Akinbode Akinbiy studies social structures, uncovers the hidden, …
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Harun Farocki and Hito Steyerl are bound by a special form of collaboration, beyond any space-time framework. Though they belong to quite …
Borrowing style, patterns and materials (ink and mineral pigments on silk) from classical Chinese painting Yuan Jai transfers and incorporates them in …
While painting was considered to be last popular in the 1980’s, the exhibition “Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium” is set …
The exhibition “Sounds Lasting and Leaving” considers how the elusive medium of sound has carried through art since the early 1900s, when …
Teresa Margolles examines the social causes and consequences of death, destruction and civil war. For Margolles, the morgue accurately reflects society, particularly …
Marina Faust’s oeuvre is anchored in self-portraits, which she has been doing since the start of her career. She places herself in …
In the 1960s and ’70s, light became a primary medium for a loosely-affiliated group of artists working in Los Angeles. Whether by …
Robert Irwin has explored perception as the fundamental issue of art for over six decades. Irwin, who began his career as a …
Cameron Jamie has produced work in diverse media from photographs and videos to drawings, ceramics, sculpture, and photocopied zines. The work that …
Joseph Kosuth and Seamus Farrell have been invited to conceive two sites-specific works at Chelsea Space. The artists have presented similar versions …
Richard Artschwager’s work has been classified as Pop Art due to the work’s derivation from utilitarian objects; Minimalist, in reference to Artschwager’s …
T.J. Wilcox’s work is characterized by a fascination with personal narrative and the ways in which history is always under construction, woven …
Kazimir Malevich was undoubtably one of the most influential modernist artists and the first one to engage fully in geometric abstraction. Malevich’s …
The son of a painter and a ceramicist, Camille Blatrix initially studied graphic design in Strasbourg. “My father never really made a …
One of the most significant Korean artists of the twentieth century, Yun Hyong-keun is widely recognized for his signature abstract compositions, which …
Paolo Colombo (born 1949, Turin, Italy) is an international art curator and living in Athens since 2008, as an artist, he is …
