ART, Page 21
With the exhibition “Bells, Spells & Love Chapels”, Chapelle XIV brings its materials-themed trilogy to a dazzling close. Artist Delphine Dénéréaz, joined by Bridget Low, transforms the space into a textile dreamworld—an ode to thread, craft, and radical tenderness. This isn’t just an exhibition; it’s an enchanted playground where memory, …
The Palestinian artist Laila Shawa is known for her use of bold colors and illustrative designs to tackle structural violence, political turmoil, …
Alphonse Mucha was a Czech artist who defined the style of the ‘Art Nouveau’ era. Living in Paris, he became an overnight …
Alicja Kwade’s work delves into the fundamental structures that underpin our reality and societal constructs, engaging deeply with themes of perception, temporality, …
Teresita Fernández’s work is characterized by an expansive rethinking of what constitutes landscape: from the subterranean to the cosmic, from national borders, …
Petra Lindholm works mainly with video, textile and sound. Her films do not have a specific narrative structure. They are focused on …
Monster Chetwynd (formerly known as Marvin Gaye Chetwynd) is a British artist celebrated for her exuberant and anarchic performances. With a background …
From June 30 to July 6, 2025, the tranquil and ecologically rich landscape of Prespa, Greece, became a site of convergence for …
Marina Bompou, with pencil on paper, in her solo exhibition titled “No Matter How Many Years Will Pass”, carves out personal stories, …
In what ways can love reshape how we live with the Earth? The group exhibition “Terraphilia” invites us to reimagine our place …
One of the most significant artists of his generation, Peter Fischli is known for his four-decades-long collaboration with the late David Weiss …
The Group exhibition “Alien Shores” explores landscapes as sites of memory, imagination, and belonging. Through painting, video, photography, and sculpture, the artists …
Oldenburg’s journey with Pace began in 1964, when the artist presented works from “The Store”, a project born out of the Happenings …
Over half a century ago, Aboriginal artists from Central Australia began experimenting with new ways of expressing their ongoing cultural traditions. For …
Ever since her major appearance at the Austrian Pavilion of the Venice Biennial 2017, Brigitte Kowanz is internationally widely known. Her œuvre, …
Jeremy Shaw’s work constitutes an ongoing exploration of altered states of mind and the cultural and scientific practices that aspire to map …
The Grateful Dead was more than just a band — it was a cultural movement. They embodied a spirit of freedom, community, …
The result of an 18-month research process, the group exhibition “Lucid Reverie” maps out some of the most significant contemporary artistic practices …
Robert Longo is internationally acclaimed for his monumental, hyperrealistic black-and-white drawings that command attention with their sheer scale and emotional intensity. His …
Hosfelt Gallery presents an exhibition that brings together approximately 200 drawings in a sweeping, cross-cultural, and cross-temporal exploration of drawing as a …
Kunsthaus Bregenz in a summer project presents a compelling artistic dialogue that transcends borders, generations, and perspectives. On display in the museum’s …
Since the 1950s, Robert Mangold has explored the interplay of line and color across surfaces of varying shapes, sizes, and dimensions. Dedicated …
Sterling Ruby is celebrated for the dynamic and multifaceted nature of his artisticpractice, which spans a wide spectrum of disciplines including painting, …
One of the most original and influential artists of the past three decades, Lisa Yuskavage creates works that affirm the singularity of …
