ART CITIES, Page 7
Gabriel Orozco has emerged from the early 1990s as one of the most important artists of his generation. Constantly on the move, without a studio set, he rejects the national or regional identifications, and draws inspiration from the places where he lives and travel, through photography, sculpture, painting and video. …
For “Hatano and Bill, Linked Destinies”, her solo presentation at Shibunkaku in Tokyo Sheila Hicks presents a selection of works that respond …
Marlene Dumas, employing a visual language that interweaves formal rigor with an undercurrent of narrative depth, appears to reconstruct a “heterotopia”—a space …
Recognized internationally as one of the most important artists of his generation, Steve McQueen is an artist and filmmaker whose work explores …
The exhibition “MONUMENTS” juxtaposes decommissioned monuments, many of which are Confederate, with newly commissioned and borrowed works by contemporary artists, and explores …
Gerhard Richter is considered among the most influential living artists. Richter’s experiments with abstraction and photo-based painting greatly contributed to the history …
Christopher Le Brun employs a mastery of touch and color alongside a profound understanding of art history and a wide range of …
Tom Sachs is an internationally acclaimed artist. His four decades of bricolage sculptures invite viewers to participate in rigorously crafted and obsessively …
Christopher Wool was born in 1955, grew up in Chicago, and moved to New York City in the early 1970s. Since establishing …
Helen Marten in 2016 she was awarded the Tate Turner Prize. Marten works across sculpture, painting, video and writing to create a …
Peter Doig is a Scottish painter celebrated for his dreamlike, atmospheric works that blend memory, landscape, and imagination. Raised in Trinidad and …
On Monday, October 6th, the second phase of the exhibition trilogy “Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures” was inaugurated in the exterior space …
Stanley Whitney’s vibrant abstract paintings unlock the linear structure of the grid, imbuing it with new and unexpected cadences of color, rhythm, …
Spanning a wide range of forms (from kinetic sculptures and photographs to video installations and landscapes) Julius von Bismarck’s work is produced …
A multidisciplinary artist, Ziva Jelin works across painting, sculpture, installation, and video to examine and convey her experience of home, place, identity, …
The exhibition “Damien Hirst. Drawings”, presented at Vienna’s Albertina Modern from May 7 to October 8, 2025, offers art lovers the opportunity …
Engaged in an ongoing dialogue with six centuries of representational painting, Kerry James Marshall is known for his expansive body of work, …
The exhibition “L’aurora viene” brings together, for the very first time, the visionary practices of Georg Baselitz and Lucio Fontana, staging an …
Since the late 1980s, Nayland Blake has constructed an influential body of work exploring play, eroticism, and the subjective experiences of desire, …
Urs Fischer has always treated art as a grand experiment, a place where the ordinary and the extraordinary can collide without warning. …
Spanish sculptor June Crespo has steadily carved out a practice in which the industrial and the bodily are never far apart. Her …
Since the late 1980s, Nayland Blake has constructed an influential body of work exploring play, eroticism, and the subjective experiences of desire, …
Hans Op de Beeck produces large installations, sculptures, films, drawings, paintings, photographs and texts. Over the past twenty years Op de Beeck …
Rick Lowe’s expansive practice encompasses painting, drawing, and installation, and is deeply interwoven with an ongoing commitment to collaborative projects rooted in …
