ART, Page 4
Zineb Sedira’s commission “When Words Fall Silent, Cinema Speaks…” at Tate Britain is not simply an installation—it is a fully inhabited cinematic world, a reconstruction of a political imagination that once pulsed across continents. Working across photography, film, installation, and performance, Sedira has long examined the human dimensions of geopolitical …
At a moment when contemporary painting continues to oscillate between figuration and pure abstraction, Francesca Mollett has emerged as one of the …
Three decades after they last exhibited side by side, David Hammons and Jannis Kounellis are reunited in a landmark exhibition Spanning works …
Twenty years after her first exhibition with David Zwirner, Lisa Yuskavage is not looking back—she’s painting into the wormhole. This May, the …
In an age fixated on preservation—cloud backups, archival inks, climate-controlled vaults—Kelly Akashi proposes something more radical: that loss need not be resolved …
“House of Nisaba: New Stories of Painting” signals a return to figurative painting in contemporary art, through the lens of allegory. The …
Inside the cavernous white rooms of Almine Rech’s Tribeca space, the American flag does not flutter with patriotic ease. In Vaughn Spann’s …
Throughout his career, Willie Birch has explored how African traditions have been retained in music, art, and culture in America and beyond. …
“Masking” a highly compelling exhibition is currently on view at Zoumboulakis Galleries. Curated by Katerina Nikolaou, the show tackles the concept of …
The exhibition «Brine Memory» by Antonis Kastrinakis at the Benaki Museum presents a broad selection of works spanning approximately forty years of …
In a small prison laundry room in Geneva, a young man arranged a table, a window, and some wires. It was a …
Nearly fifty years after first assembling a group of modest sculptural models on a classroom table at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, Katharina Fritsch …
Nida Sinnokrot’s exhibition “Above Ground Below” unfolds as a field of relations organized across sky, ground and subterranean registers. Throughout the exhibition …
One of the most famous artists to emerge from post-war Germany, Gerhard Richter is known for his prolific, varied, and widely influential …
The exhibition “Where My Soul Compiles” with works by Laura Mega and Daniel Pešta, is an existential and psychological exploration of a place …
It begins as a prickling on the neck, a subtle, unsettling warmth that doesn’t just heat the skin but begins to cloud …
Coinciding with the 61st edition of the Venice Biennale, Georg Baselitz’s exhibition “Eroi d’Oro” unfolds as both a culmination and a reinvention. …
Throughout his career, Birch has explored how African traditions have been retained in music, art, and culture in America and beyond. As …
In 2026, the grounds of Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden becomes the stage for an exhibition that is less a retrospective than a living system: …
In his first solo presentation in Korea, “The Body Shimmer”, Dominic Chambers brings together painting and literature in a manner that feels …
In an era increasingly defined by circulation—of images, commodities, and identities—the exhibition “The Social Life of Things” stages a precise and probing …
The exhibition “A Line Like a Wave” at the Benaki Museum is an extensive retrospective of the work of Alexis Akrithakis, curated …
In her artistic practice, Caline Aoun brings together local conditions and global infrastructures and develops works in which materiality, time, technology and …
The Resignation of the Jury Can a resignation serve as the most powerful artwork of an entire exhibition? Only days before the …
