ART, Page 19
Beginning in 1963 with “the diagonal of May 25, 1963 (to Constantin Brancusi)”—a single gold fluorescent tube placed diagonally on a wall—Dan Flavin developed, until his death in 1996, a remarkably consistent and prolific body of work using commercially available fluorescent lamps. He created immersive installations, or “situations” as he …
Makikio Kudo’s works are based on mixtures of familiar objects and everyday experiences with the contents of her dreams and imagination. Her …
“I am afraid of being afraid.” We met Tavares Strachan, one of the most interesting and exploratory artists of our time, in …
Originally enrolled in the furniture design program at the Rhode Island School of Design, Jessi Reaves left school only to return a …
The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) presents “Routed West: Twentieth-Century African American Quilts in California”, a landmark exhibition featuring …
“Its simplicity should be gorgeous without a feeling of inferiority. The purpose of design is to search for an essential quality in …
Manga is incredibly popular with people of all ages in Japan and all over the world. It features a dizzying array of …
Emily Sundblad makes works characterized by a push and pull between beauty and sophistication on one end and grit and rowdiness on …
Jone Kvie explores the understanding of the world and our place in it through sculpture, examining both the possibilities and limitations of …
Brice Marden continuously refined and extended the traditions of lyrical abstraction. Experimenting with self-imposed rules, limits, and processes, and drawing inspiration from …
One of the most widely shown artists of her generation in the world today, Haegue Yang continues to live and work between …
The exhibition “Streams Of Dragonflies” presents the work of seven artists amd exhibition addresses themes such as territory, culture, and the body. …
What form might a work of art take that seeks to convey something of this sense of alienation in the present? “Art …
“Normal athletes are training and drinking water and being safe and these guys are just destroying their bodies inside and outside. Ed …
“Material Moves” is a group exhibition featuring four legendary Singapore artists. Held on the occasion of Singapore’s 60th year of independence (SG60), …
As an artist, I’m just trying to understand the world I’m living in, or at least to respect its nonsense.” What are …
A key figure in the international avant-garde Fluxus movement, Nam June Paik is renowned for his large-scale sculptural installations featuring television monitors. …
In the 1990s, Brian Calvin began developing a figurative, non-narrative, pictorial style. Landscapes and portraits steeped in his Californian roots dominated this …
For the past 14 years, Zilberman Gallery has positioned the series of the exhibition “Young Fresh Different” not merely as a space …
Sigmar Polke was a German painter and photographer celebrated for his restless experimentation, razor-sharp wit, and subversive satire. A co-founder of Capitalist …
Born in 1943 to a family of artists in Shanghai, Ming Fay (2/21/943-23/22/025), was a New York-based sculptor, installation artist, and professor. …
Mehtap Baydu is an innovative performance and installation artist whose work navigates the intersections of gender, culture, religion, and politics. Drawing from …
In what ways can love reshape how we live with the Earth? The group exhibition “Terraphilia” invites us to reimagine our place …
Alphonse Mucha was a Czech artist who defined the style of the ‘Art Nouveau’ era. Living in Paris, he became an overnight …
