ART, Page 286
Sigmar Polke was one of the most insatiably experimental artists of the 20th century, who continuity experimented with various art mediums. This retrospective at the Tate Modern in London, is the first to bring together the unusually broad range of media he worked with during his five-decade career. By …
Chromophobia manifests itself in the many and varied attempts to purge color from culture, to devalue color, to diminish its significance, to …
Mark Rothko painted the Harvard Murals in 1962 and officially installed them in January 1964 in a penthouse dining room of Harvard …
The “Great Golden Room” is really great, perhaps greater than the dimensions of the space that houses it and this is the …
“Doing the right thing in the right place and at the right time. That is art.”-Joseph Beuys Joseph Beuys is one of …
Tony Oursler has studied and written about various methods of facial recognition, ways to circumvent such means of detection, as well as …
Sarah Sze is known for her large-scale installations that penetrate walls, suspend from ceilings, burrow into the ground, and stretch across museums. …
“Cosmic Perspective”, is the title of the exchibition by Tomoko Shioyasu. Outlining images from close observation in natural matters such as water, …
The new work of Christina Michalis, who lives and works in Berlin, is a series of abstract works on canvas and polycarbonate …
One of the important representatives of the generation of ’70s, Dimitris Alitheinos, over a year, suggests at the Oplostasio/Texnis, (a small space …
As a child Serra would often visit Californian shipyards, and later funded his college studies by working in steel mills. Perhaps this …
How do contemporary Cypriot artists orientate themselves in a landscape marked by conflict? What kind of issues do they seek to …
“Earth to Fuckface” is the title of the new exhibition of Friedrich Kunath, which covers a range of mediums including drawing, …
Stan Douglas is known for films, photographs and installations which use new and outdated technologies, the tropes of cinema and TV, the …
“My father taught me photography in 1955, when I was twelve years old. I made my first movies (they were conventional home …
The other side of reality presented in his latest work at the Gallery Agathi – Kartalos, the Professor and Vice Rector at …
Entang Wiharso belongs to the leading figures of Indonesian art scene. In 2013 represented his country in the Venice Biennale in …
Never before has the fall season for the Castello di Rivoli been so full of events and important exhibitions. Among these is …
Diana Thater one of the most important video-artist presents for the first time at the David Zwirner Gallery in N. York a …
Mythology, history, social events and the political situation in her country (Iran) is the source of inspiration for the work …
“I sometimes feel that some of my work is about waiting, waiting for something to happen, on the one hand afraid in …
Alexandros Maganiotis in the “alphabet games”, exhibits 24 compositions with words (one for each letter of the Greek alphabet) and their images, …
Thomas Müllenbach turns our everyday perception of familiar things on its head, and subverts the collective understanding of the sense, purpose and …
Robert Gober rose to prominence in the mid-80s and was quickly acknowledged as one of the most significant artists of his generation. …
