ART, Page 16
Sonia Gomes transforms secondhand textiles and everyday materials—like furniture, driftwood, and wire—into abstract sculptures that reclaim Afro-Brazilian traditions and overlooked crafts. Mixing taut and slack forms inspired by Brazilian dance, her works pulse with movement and bodily presence. Using found or gifted fabrics that “carry the history of their owners,” …
Christopher Wool was born in 1955, grew up in Chicago, and moved to New York City in the early 1970s. Since establishing …
Since the beginning of her career in Belgrade during the early 1970s, Marina Abramović has pioneered performance as a visual art form. …
Erwin Olaf’s art captures the complexity of the human experience through meticulously staged, emotionally charged scenes. His signature aesthetic—sleek, cinematic, and perfectly …
Helen Marten in 2016 she was awarded the Tate Turner Prize. Marten works across sculpture, painting, video and writing to create a …
Wayne Thiebaud became famous for his colorful paintings of American confections and buffets. He was also a self-described art “thief,” who openly …
Carsten Höller is known for creating participatory artworks that blur the boundary between scientific experiment and sensory play. For almost four decades, …
A century ago, Belgian artist Marthe Donas carved out a niche for herself at the heart of the diverse and colorful …
Peter Doig is a Scottish painter celebrated for his dreamlike, atmospheric works that blend memory, landscape, and imagination. Raised in Trinidad and …
Guan Xiao takes a playful approach to her sculpture, video, and installation artworks. She creates a visual language that breaks through historical …
On Monday, October 6th, the second phase of the exhibition trilogy “Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures” was inaugurated in the exterior space …
A few days in Vienna are never enough to fully explore the city’s extraordinary cultural wealth. Vienna’s contemporary art scene is vibrant …
Born into a refugee Palestinian family in Beirut, Lebanon, Mona Hatoum has lived in London since 1975, after the outbreak of the …
Hannah Black’s artistic practice is driven by an inquiry into the boundaries and structures of human relationships, influenced by communist, psychoanalytic and …
Stanley Whitney’s vibrant abstract paintings unlock the linear structure of the grid, imbuing it with new and unexpected cadences of color, rhythm, …
Vladimir Tatlin was central to the birth of Russian Constructivism. Often described as a “laboratory Constructivist,” he took lessons learned from Pablo …
Since the late 1960s, performance artist Eleanor Antin has challenged conventional ideas of artistic identity by inventing and embodying a range of …
Spanning a wide range of forms (from kinetic sculptures and photographs to video installations and landscapes) Julius von Bismarck’s work is produced …
The Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) has been organising the Istanbul Biennial since 1987. The biennial aims to create a …
Since her sensational debut in the late 1980s with experimental works that responded to Korea’s turbulent sociopolitical context, Lee Bul has, over …
Born in Düsseldorf, Hans-Peter Feldmann was an influential German conceptual artist, who began his career in the late 1960s. Influenced by Pop …
Carol Bove’s artistic project, developed consistently since the early 2000s, is fundamentally concerned with the contextual nature of meaning. Her work demonstrates …
Lee Mingwei creates participatory installations that enable strangers to engage with concepts of trust, intimacy, and self-awareness. Additionally, Lee conducts one-on-one events …
A multidisciplinary artist, Ziva Jelin works across painting, sculpture, installation, and video to examine and convey her experience of home, place, identity, …
