ART, Page 179
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 …
Walter de Maria bridged multiple movements of artistic practice in the 1960s creating interactive sculptural installations and providing conceptual underpinnings to larger-scale …
Including 70 characteristic works by leading sculptors from Tate’s Collection, the exhibition “Objects of Wonder- British Sculpture 1950s – Present” provides a …
A business journalist, entrepreneur, and Swiss ambassador to China, North Korea, and Mongolia (1995–1998), Uli Sigg had the chance to take a …
As a result of her desire to produce work that is free from narrative, or indeed people with any distinguishable features, the …
At the center of the exhibition “Blue is the Color of Your Eyes” of works from Moderna Museet Malmö’s Permanent Collection is …
Growing up in Eastern Germany, Henrike Naumann experienced extreme-right ideology as a predominant youth culture in the 90s. Her work reflects on …
A business journalist, entrepreneur, and Swiss ambassador to China, North Korea, and Mongolia (1995–1998), Uli Sigg had the chance to take a …
Fifty years ago, two paradigmatic exhibitions of the Hungarian art scene, “Iparterv I” (1968) and “Iparterv II” (1969) were organized. These contemporary …
Working with sound, light, scale and temperature the exhibition “CONSTITUTION” builds on, Ghislaine Leung’s ongoing enquiry into withdrawal and dependency. Taking active …
Exploring the universal themes of human existence and experience, the exhibition “Bill Viola/Michelangelo”, is the first exhibition at the Royal Academy devoted …
Since the 1990s, John Currin has reigned as one of the art world’s greatest provocateurs residing on the double-edged sword of desire …
Focusing on material exploration, the creative gesture, and the spiritual connection between the artist and his work, Bosco Sodi seeks to transcend …
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 …
Cory Arcangel’s unique approach to making art stems from his education in classical guitar and music technology from the Oberlin Conservatory of …
After graduating from Goldsmiths College and exhibiting in 1988’s “Freeze”, organised by Damien Hirst, Gary Hume gained early recognition for a group …
A rising figure of the so-called post-Internet generation, Bunny Rogers works independently in different creative fields, through a variety of forms and …
The group exhibition “Reciprocal Reliance” reflects on our era of diversity, in which every city develops and shares its own culture, a …
Ari Marcopoulos is a photographer and filmmaker who gravitates toward elusive subcultures, Ari Marcopoulos photographs objects and cultures that pique his interest. …
Roe Ethridge shoots in “editorial mode” and also borrows images already in circulation, including outtakes from his own commercial work. “Everything seems …
Ignored for decades by official art history, Carol Rama is now recognised as essential for understanding developments within contemporary art. Born in …
Vartan Avakian’s work is based on the idea that all data exist in sculptural form and only appear as “fossils.” Consequently, memory …
Ann Veronica Janssens bases her work on the act of perception, developing an experimental research through the prism of physical phenomena such …
