ART, Page 250
Zeng Fanzhi is at the forefront of a generation of Chinese artists who have achieved national and international prominence in the wake of the Cultural Revolution of the ‘70s. Over the past three decades he has probed the place of the unconscious in the construction of human experience while reflecting …
Nigel Cooke’s paintings create mazes for the mind. Looking at his large-scale surfaces, the viewer becomes entrapped by illusionary depths and a …
Georg Baselitz’s work confronts the visceral reality of history and tragedy of being German in a post World War II …
In a labor-intensive and meticulous process, Vik Muniz reproduces images the Western viewer is familiar with from the print media, such as …
Nude figures from ancient Greece to present day, are peculiarly common in the art of the Western world. This situation might seem …
The thematic double exhibition “On Building Nations” by Mahmoud Khaled and Szabolcs KissPál revisits the notion and complex mechanisms of the construction …
Before the Modern era, art served primarily to decorate architecture and spaces in order to make life richer and more joyful. As …
Doug Aitken’s work explores every medium, from sculpture, film, and installation to architectural intervention. Doug Aitken exploded onto the international art scene …
The ‘80s are known as the era of the post-modern individualist. These are the years of Thatcher, Reagan, the young urban professionals …
In the exhibition “Norsk Natur”, Toril Johannessen and Tue Greenfort join their forces to discuss nature. The exhibition is the second in …
Sterling Ruby is known for the multifaceted nature of his practice, which encompasses painting, ceramics, collage, video and photography, textiles, sculpture and …
Ade Darmawan’s work deals with the history and people of Indonesia. He focuses on the histories that often remain untold, on minor …
Carmen Herrera sold her first painting in 2004 at the age of 89, after painting full-time for more than 60 years. Now …
All art is political in the sense that all art takes place in the public arena and engages with an already existing …
Sara VanDerBeek first became known in the mid ‘00s for photographs featuring her own makeshift sculptural configurations in which appropriated photos were …
Liz Magor represented Canada at the 1984 Venice Biennale, she draws her ideas from beliefs, reactions, and human behavior, especially when they …
In his body of work, Roxy Paine mirrors natural processes, drawing increasingly on the tension between organic and man-made environments, between the …
Over the past 30 years, Thomas Olbricht has put together one of the most extensive private collections in Europe. The collection encompasses …
Takashi Murakami has stated that the artist is someone who understands the borders between worlds and who makes an effort to know …
Anish Kapoor is one of a generation of British-based sculptors who became established in the International Art Scene during the ‘80s and …
Karin Schneider’s work has a strong play impulse and sometimes invites the audience to invert the logic of the WORK bringing functionality …
In 1968 Bruce Nauman created the seminal video “Walk with Contrapposto”, in which the artist performed an exaggerated walk along a tall, …
Magali Reus’s sculptures often resemble the furniture and equipment of modern domestic interiors and public spaces, most frequently functional objects such as …
Cotter Luppi’s large colored pencil drawings on paper fit into a Contemporary kind of organic abstraction that isn’t really organic or abstract …
