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“The Children are Now” is a group exhibition that aims to represent the relationship of children to the key challenges that we face today. Through artworks that capture the potency of children’s playful imaginations, it makes reference to apartheid education, militaristic games and generational trauma, asking how history is made …
Since the late 1960s, performance artist Eleanor Antin has challenged conventional ideas of artistic identity by inventing and embodying a range of …
Showcasing Anish Kapoor’s rarely seen pigment sculptures from the 1970s and 1980s, the exhibition “Early Works” marks the first U.S. museum presentation …
An exhibition dedicated to Heinz Mack, an iconic figure of the ZERO movement. In the unique setting of The Fondation Le Corbusier-Maison …
Art fair Art Basel returns to Paris, spotlighting global creatives and galleries across three days. 206 leading international galleries to present the …
The Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) has been organising the Istanbul Biennial since 1987. The biennial aims to create a …
Yayoi Kusama’s work has transcended two of the most important art movements of the second half of the twentieth century: pop art …
The 11th edition of Paris Internationale marks not only a return to its roots but a reaffirmation of its founding ideals: independence, …
The exhibition “MONUMENTS” juxtaposes decommissioned monuments, many of which are Confederate, with newly commissioned and borrowed works by contemporary artists, and explores …
Berlin-based artist Shiota Chiharu is known for performances and installations that express the intangible: memories, anxiety, dreams, silence and more. Often arising …
The exhibition “Warhol, Pollock And Other American Spaces” brings together the work of Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock, two key figures in …
Born into a refugee Palestinian family in Beirut, Lebanon, Mona Hatoum has lived in London since 1975, after the outbreak of the …
Over the course of his 60-year career, Robert Rauschen- berg’s work was inspired by wide-ranging experiences, lifelong collaborations and a spirit of …
Gerhard Richter is considered among the most influential living artists. Richter’s experiments with abstraction and photo-based painting greatly contributed to the history …
It is one of the few times in recent years in Athens that I leave an exhibition with two very strong feelings: …
David Claerbout is a Belgian artist known for large-scale video installations that explore and manipulate time, memory, and perception. His work blurs …
Christopher Le Brun employs a mastery of touch and color alongside a profound understanding of art history and a wide range of …
Fondation Louis Vuitton presents a landmark retrospective of Gerhard Richter, one of the most influential and enduring figures in contemporary art. Featuring …
José Lerma is a multimedia artist who works primarily in portraiture. Lerma’s practice is most responsive to not only the social and …
Tom Sachs is an internationally acclaimed artist. His four decades of bricolage sculptures invite viewers to participate in rigorously crafted and obsessively …
Eva Helene Pade’s first solo exhibition in the UK “Søgelys” brings together a significant new group of paintings in which Pade …
The work of Romani artist, educator, and activist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas addresses anti-Roma stereotypes and engages in building an affirmative iconography of Roma …
The Museum of Contemporary Art Roskilde presents Kaååråålines Vers (Karolines Verses) featuring works of artist Karoline Ebbesen (1852–1936), who was admitted to Sct. …
Vian Sora’s intensely autobiographical paintings are filled with emotional complexity and tension, bustling with a dynamic energy and struggle that reflect the …
