ART, Page 3
Daniel Richter’s practice has evolved over time to encompass notable stylistic turns. Richter’s paintings synthesize art history, mass media, politics, sex, and contemporary culture into ever-changing pictorial worlds. The artist maintains that the dichotomy between abstract and figurative painting is a constructed fiction, since the formal problems of color and composition …
Carole Vanderlinden’s () artistic practice, which she has been developing since the mid-1990s, is primarily focused on painting but also encompasses drawing, …
The exhibition project “Carrying” activates spaces inside and outside the building of Museum Brandhorst. Works by nternational artists occupy historically charged sites …
James Turrell investigates light as both a material and a means of perception, exploring its relationship to painting and sculpture. Through minimal, …
Thomas Demand trained as a sculptor before developing a practice that merges sculpture, photography, and conceptual art. His photographic works are typically …
Ishita Chakraborty’s multidisciplinary practice spans painting, drawing, installation, poetry, sound, and performance, unfolding as a complex web of voices, materials, and memories. …
Antony Gormley is acclaimed for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that investigate the relationship of the human body to space. His work …
Eşref Yıldırım focuses on themes of media representation, power dynamics, and social taboos. His works explore the lives of individuals shaped by …
Through her paintings, Ewa Juszkiewicz questions traditional ideas of beauty and representation in classical European art. By reworking historical portraits of women, …
David Weiss was a Swiss artist best known as one half of the influential duo Fischli/Weiss with Peter Fischli. Born in Zürich, …
Pierre Huyghe’s works often present themselves as complex systems characterized by a wide range of life forms, inanimate things and technologies. For …
The exhibition “Helter Skelter” reveal a creative conversation between the work of two prominent American artists, Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince, that …
After the death of David Weiss in 2012, Peter Fischli continued developing a solo practice focused on perception, transformation, and the hidden …
Ioanna Kazakis expands abstract expressionism through a personal visual language, blending vibrant colors with structured geometric forms. Balancing constructivist logic with raw …
Peggy Guggenheim’s Cork Street gallery had an outsized impact on London’s art scene during its brief eighteen-month run. In that time, it …
There are artists who define a movement, and there are artists who refuse to belong to any movement at all. Francis Picabia …
Following a series of critically acclaimed international presentations, Tolia Astakhishvili now realizes her first solo museum exhibition at mumok with “Tolia Curriculum”, …
For over forty years, Kiki Smith has navigated the art world not by following trends, but by spinning a vast, interconnected web …
Christo and Jeanne-Claude were known for creating monumental, temporary public artworks that transformed landscapes using everyday materials. Their ambitious projects required years …
Set against the sweeping terrain of New York’s Hudson Valley, the forthcoming exhibitions by artists Anicka Yi and Saif Azzuz reimagine sculpture …
Rosa Barba presents “Tracing Vocabularies”, a major exhibition at the Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian (CAM) in Lisbon that transforms the CAM …
As the environmental crisis accelerates, artists around the world are responding with urgency, insight and vision. Artists are not scientists, but they …
At the threshold between art installation, archival excavation, and speculative cosmology, Jennifer West transforms the ground floor of Ca’ Foscari University of …
In the paintings of Hilary Pecis, the everyday becomes structurally monumental. A cluttered coffee table, a hillside dense with succulents, a half-finished …
