ART CITIES, Page 58
Naeem Mohaiemen’s projects explore the intersecting regional histories of South Asia and its leftist uprisings and the role of misrecognition within global solidarity. They are narrated via a personally invested dramaturgy, which incorporates family annotations and popular culture in its reflections on history. His protagonists might be categorized as “support …
Including 70 characteristic works by leading sculptors from Tate’s Collection, the exhibition “Objects of Wonder- British Sculpture 1950s – Present” provides a …
As a result of her desire to produce work that is free from narrative, or indeed people with any distinguishable features, the …
Growing up in Eastern Germany, Henrike Naumann experienced extreme-right ideology as a predominant youth culture in the 90s. Her work reflects on …
Since the 1990s, John Currin has reigned as one of the art world’s greatest provocateurs residing on the double-edged sword of desire …
For almost 50 years, Lydia Okumura has been investigating the interstice between two and three-dimensional space through precise, site-specific installations. Mostly using …
Mr. (Masakatsu Iwamoto) works in a wide range of media, including painting, drawing, video, performance, sculpture, and installation. Having grown up during …
After graduating from Goldsmiths College and exhibiting in 1988’s “Freeze”, organised by Damien Hirst, Gary Hume gained early recognition for a group …
The group exhibition “Reciprocal Reliance” reflects on our era of diversity, in which every city develops and shares its own culture, a …
Roe Ethridge shoots in “editorial mode” and also borrows images already in circulation, including outtakes from his own commercial work. “Everything seems …
Vartan Avakian’s work is based on the idea that all data exist in sculptural form and only appear as “fossils.” Consequently, memory …
The work of Marcel Dzama is characterised by an immediately recognisable visual language that stems from a wide spectrum of references and …
Working in collage, installation, sculpture, and screen printing, Cady Noland has created incisive works that challenge the American dream, suggesting that the …
There are many times when everyone is wondering how easy is for an artist to make performances or works of Land Art- …
For almost four decades, Pope.L has challenged us to confront some of the most pressing questions about American society as well as …
Matthew Porter is part of a large group of contemporary artists pushing the boundaries of traditional photographic techniques and blurring the lines …
Keith Duncan attended Louisiana State University before receiving a prestigious Camille Cosby fellowship that allowed him to embark on a successful 15-year …
Over thirty years, Artur Lescher presents a solid work as a sculptor, which results from a research around the articulation of materials, …
By abandoning the classical approach to tapestry Josep Grau-Garriga revolutionized the genre. Thanks to him, tapestry, which was until then static, became …
Amar Kanwar’s solo exhibition features his latest film “Such a Morning” along with seven installations of letters composed of video and light …
James Siena is a pivotal artist in the New York art scene, particularly known for his creative process based on self-imposed parameters …
The multi-disciplinary practice of Hugh Scott-Douglas situates itself at the confluence of a number of critical, socio-political, economic and aesthetic observations and …
Urs Fischer rose to fame in 2011 at the 50th edition of the Venice Biennale when he melted a full-size wax copy …
Liberated from the historical squabbles around painting’s primacy or lack of legitimacy, Sam McKinniss came of age as an artist with unfettered …
