ART, Page 31
The paintings, drawings and sculptural work of George Condo offer a virtuosic examination of a wide range of art-historical idioms, which he transforms into his own visual language. He depicts grotesque, tragicomic and sometimes monstrous subjects with stylistic elements from seventeenth-century Venetian or Dutch painting, but also Cubism, Surrealism and …
PoMo is a new museum in Trondheim, the main coastal city of central Norway. The museum brings international modern and contemporary art …
Considering himself primarily a painter, Alvaro Barrington is known for his expansive use of materials, motifs and techniques which reference his own …
Since the mid-2000s, Lisa Oppenheim has been developing a body of work that is rooted in the field of photography while also …
Born in Melbourne in 1958 and living in the UK since 1986, Ron Mueck has developed a body of work which touches on …
For more than twenty years, Los Angeles–based artist Laura Owens has pioneered an innovative approach to painting that has made her one …
Urs Fischer mines the potential of materials (clay, steel, and paint to bread, dirt) to create works that disorient and bewilder. Through …
What is the price to pay for the logic of growth? Striving for more is deeply embedded within us. The accumulation of …
Born in 1970 in Seine-Saint-Denis, Kader Attia has created a body of work that cannot be reduced to one single medium, yet …
Iman Issa’s work is driven by her intense interest in history and her insistence on questioning the preconceptions that govern knowledge. She …
The exhibition “Drain the Öresund*” brings together fourteen artists living on both sides of the Öresund to examine the region as a …
Nancy Holt was central to the earth, land and conceptual art movements as well as a pioneer of site-specific installation and experimental …
In her works, the artist Jutta Haeckel from Düsseldorf occupies herself with the principles of cycles of growth. Her pictures call to …
The artist Matias Faldbakken often uses industrial materials and heavy-duty objects in his works, which he then manipulates or even partially destroys. …
Tarek Atoui is an electro-acoustic artist and composer whose work investigates the intersection between visual and sound research and experimentation through installations, complex …
WIELS presents “OBSTAKLES”, a major survey of Willem Oorebeek’s work. Since the early 1980s Willem Oorebeek has been a prominent figure with …
Precious Okoyomon’s works traverse art, poetry, and performance. They investigate identity, colonial history, spirituality, and people’s relationship to things and the living …
Thomas Schütte’s installations, sculptures, prints, drawings and watercolours take different and often contradictory forms. Schütte’s art looks utilitarian offering sustenance, shelter and …
Over the past three decades, Haegue Yang has developed a prolific and hybrid body of work that folds quotidian objects and folk …
Slavs and Tatars is an art collective devoted to an area East of the former Berlin Wall and West of the Great …
The artists Kosen Ohtsubo and Christian Kōun Alborz Oldham share an unusual approach to ikebana and an interest in how one person …
Akosua Viktoria Adu-Sanyah is a German-Ghanaian artist and photographer based in Zurich, Switzerland. Her work centres upon the color darkroom, where she …
Mona Hatoum creates discomforting, but at the same time poetic, political and challenging work that reveals the contradictions and uncertainties of our …
For Ull Hohn painting was more than just an artistic medium – it was a space where discourse, technique, and personal reflections …
