ART, Page 158
Japanese artists across the centuries have created a lively parade of magical animals, fiendish imps, legendary monsters and ethereal spirits. Known in Japan by many names including yōkai, yūrei, bakemono and mononoke, manifestations of the paranormal are prevalent in folklore, literature, theatre and art. Featuring over 180 wildly imaginative works …
Haegue Yang’s ongoing research is empowered by underlying references to art history, literature, and political history, through which she re-interprets some of …
Known for works that incorporate found and constructed elements with a unique formal, technical, and conceptual inventiveness, Carol Bove stands as one …
Martin Kippenberger is one of the most important German artists. He decisively shaped the image of art in the postmodern era. His …
The traveling installation “The Writing on the Wall” is composed of essays, poems, letters, stories, diagrams, and notes written by individuals in …
Cerith Wyn Evans’s artistic practice focuses on how ideas can be communicated through form. His conceptual work incorporates a diverse range of …
Since the late 1980s, Stan Douglas has created films and photographs and more recently theater productions, augmented reality and other multidisciplinary projects, …
Rudolf Polanszky is considered a key figure in the Actionist and Post-Actionist Movement with his conceptual oeuvre which aims to bring abstract …
The exhibition “Migration: Traces in an Art Collection” engages a range of artistic expressions of the migrant experience, while examining the museum …
A sculptor who began working during the postwar period in a classical figurative style, Alina Szapocznikow radically reconceptualized sculpture as an imprint …
The exhibition “Future, Former, Fugitive. A French scene” is based on an open conception of territorial placement – bringing together artists born …
In the years after the WWII, South American Avant-Garde groups sought to reinvent abstract art, creating scores of manifestos, journals, and exhibitions. …
While known primarily for his large-scale abstract paintings, comprised of vertical and horizontal bands, tessellating blocks and geometrical forms comprised of gradated …
For six decades, Hans Haacke has been a pioneer in kinetic art, environmental art, conceptual art, and institutional critique. The retrospective, entitled …
Jason Rhoades is known for monumental, room-filling installations. These idiosyncratic sculptures incorporate a wide range of objects including products of mass culture …
Working with a variety of media, (drawing, video, objects, photography, and books), Ciprian Mureşan recontextualizes and deconstructs the works of well known …
Born in Christchurch, New Zealand (ΝΖ), Len Lye (is one of the most important experimental filmmakers of the period 1930-1960. Living first …
The Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Parks Conservancy have partnered with Gagosian Galery to present a year-long outdoor installation by …
James Siena is a seminal artist on the New York art scene. His work, by turns lithographs, engravings, drawings and paintings, involves …
Born in Tehran in 1976, Ali Banisadr grew up during the Islamic revolution and the eight-year Iran-Iraq War. In 1988, he and …
True to its title, this exhibition takes a thread for a walk among ancient textile traditions, early-20th Century design reform movements, and …
Richard Kennedy and Manuel Solano present their solo exhibitions at Peres Projects in Berlin. Richard Kennedy creates works that erase the boundary …
In my opinion Artemis Potamianou’s solo exhibition “Your history, it’s not my story” is two-folded, by taking a tour of the exhibition, …
Influenced by the do-it-yourself aesthetic of album covers and comics of the Southern California punk-rock scene of the late 1970s and 1980s, …
