ART, Page 217
Thomas Hirschhorn is an artist known for his sprawling works that transform traditional white cube spaces into absorbing environments tackling issues of critical theory, global politics, and consumerism. Created from the most basic everyday materials, his monumental works are concerned with issues of justice and injustice, power and powerlessness, and …
Teresita Fernández is best known for her public installations and experiential large-scale sculptures that evoke striking landscapes. Her work, often inspired by …
“Swimming in Rivers of Glue” is the title of Julieta Aranda’s first solo exhibition in Paris. The series of works that conform …
In the postwar years, the wide open spaces of Los Angeles provided a kind of freedom that allowed it to become the …
Precisely 50 years after the exhibition “Arte Povera-IM Spazio” (27/9-20/10/1967) at Galleria La Bertesca in Genoa, several key tendencies of Arte Povera …
Adrián Villar Rojas is best known for his site-specific, monumental works in unfired clay and other organic materials. His time-based installations build …
The 3rd Edition of Paris Internationale continues the effort to support a young generation of galleries and their artists. The fair retains …
Carolee Schneemann’s first major work, “Eye Body: 36 Transformative Actions” (1963), posed a question that the artist would continue to explore throughout …
Öyvind Fahlström was one of the most innovative and versatile artists of the 20th century. When he developed a series of paintings …
One of the oldest and respectable Art Fairs, FIAC, opens for its 44th Edition at the Grand Palais in Paris. A major …
Gerhard Richter is one of the most influential contemporary artists and is often called the renewer of post-war painting. Richter analysed the …
Toyin Ojih Odutola is a contemporary artist who focuses on identity and the concept of skin color through her pen, ink, and …
In 1974, Judy Chicago began her most significant and most controversial work. In her drive to reinstate women’s stories into mainstream historic …
Since the mid-20th century, many artists have committed to distinguishing their work from traditional ink art by devising enlightening and imaginative approaches …
One of the oldest and respectable Art Fairs, FIAC, opens for its 44th Edition at the Grand Palais in Paris. A major …
Among the most influential feminist artists working today, Mary Kelly first came to prominence in 1976 with the “Post Partum Document” series, …
The 3rd Edition of Paris Internationale continues the effort to support a young generation of galleries and their artists. The fair retains …
As one of the very few contemporary artists equally talented and influential in both still photography and cinema, the work of Sharon …
Gilbert & George (Gilbert Proesch and George Passmore), have long since been acknowledged icons of Contemporary Art. In 1967 they met as …
Rita McBride works with the language of sculpture, employing the vocabularies of architecture and design. Her cross-disciplinary practice also encompasses collaborative publications, …
Mona Hatoum creates discomforting, challenging work that reveals the contradictions and uncertainties of our complex, confounding world. Using domestic and other familiar …
Anri Sala’s works of film, sculpture and installation create poetic analogies that reflect on life and culture from different frames of experience. …
Claire Morgan’s fragile hanging installations reflect her interest in natural processes and organic materials. In her works, the artist engages with the …
Established in 1990, the aim of Henna and Pertti Niemistö Art Foundation is to promote the visual arts and opens up new …
