ART, Page 200
Ilaria Bignotti’s research areas are focused on the European art of post-war period, with particular attention to Spatialism, Object-painting, programmed and kinetic art; on the relationship between contemporary art and social-political spheres, on the extension and translation of the artwork in environment, on the relation between art, urban space and …
In his work Henrik Olesen investigates structures of power and systems of knowledge to reveal inherent logics and rules of social and …
Jan Fabre lives and works in his native city, Antwerp. He is known for his powerful figurative or abstract drawings executed in …
As one of the most important representatives of Spanish contemporary art, Miquel Barceló is drawing inspiration from Diego Velázquez and art-making practices …
The term “Arte Povera” was introduced in 1967 by Italian art critic and curator Germano Celant to describe the work by young …
Lydia Dambassina in her conceptual works is mixing in installations, objets trouvés, photos, texts and videos. Also she has worked as a …
Danh Vo & Daphné Le Sergent present two new exhibitions at CAPC Contemporary Art Museum in Bordeaux, reflecting the commitment of the …
Ileana Sonnabend helped shape the course of postwar art in Europe and North America. A gallerist and noted collector, Sonnabend discovered and …
Today one of Italy’s most internationally acclaimed artists, Giovanni Anselmo first emerged as part of the Arte Povera Movement during the second …
An artist, poet, theoretician, and professor of arts and design at the Bauhaus, Black Mountain College and Yale University, Josef Albers worked …
Cecilia Vicuña is a poet, visual artist, filmmaker and political activist, Her multi-dimensional works begin as a poem, image, object, or line, …
Eleni Papaioannou’s artistic practice examines the relationship between artwork and urban space, the notion of the ephemeral, and the interrelation between spatial …
The exhibition “Adapt to Survive: Notes from the Future” brings together artworks by seven artists that explore how our world might look …
Cameron Jamie’s work created over the past 20 years, ranges through a wide range of media: performance, video, sculpture, installation, photography and …
The 1960s and 1970s witnessed what has been termed the “dematerialization” of the art object. By contrast, the 1980s were characterized by …
Waltercio Caldas’s work defies typical interpretation and classification. Using materials that range from the refined to the commonplace, his sculpture, installations, and …
Through a fusion of painting with architecture and sculpture, Grosse produces a physically immersive experience for the viewer, choosing to work directly …
Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s video works and installations engage discourses around historical and contemporary technologies in relation to chronopolitics as well as the politics …
Adrian Ghenie is widely recognized as one of the leading artists of his generation for his oil paintings. Like a master storyteller, …
In his installations and mixed-media works, Christian Boltanski uses photographs and found objects to question memory and individuality. An awareness of mortality, …
While the situations staged by Christoph Meier are characterized by an abstract, geometrical formal vocabulary, the objects used appear to represent a …
Studio Drift (Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta) is a studio manipulating light and movement to explore existing and new relationships between nature, …
For more than 35 years Jan Fabre has been one of the most innovative and important figures on the international contemporary art …
On 2017 started BAK’s (basis voor actuele kunst) long-term research itinerary “Propositions for Non-Fascist Living” (2017–2020) , prompted by the dramatic resurfacing …
