
ART CITIES: Hong Kong-Katherine Bernhardt
Katherine Bernhardt’s boundless visual appetite has established her as one of the most energetic painters working today. She first attracted notice in …
Katherine Bernhardt’s boundless visual appetite has established her as one of the most energetic painters working today. She first attracted notice in …
Samara Scott’s works are neither image nor objects, neither figurative nor abstract. They are recognizable things arranged in an unfamiliar order floating …
Meet one of the rising and most promising stars on the architectural scene – Copenhagen-based Søren Pihlmann. He believes in building simply …
“Reframed Positions” is the first multi-venue retrospective by Terre Thaemlitz in Europe. It comprises a survey exhibition, talk, multimedia performance, and a …
Dive into the imaginary scenes of Japanese artist Tabaimo as she explores the existence and mental states of the modern human. Tabaimo …
Exploring the seduction, magic, and desperation of our hyper-capitalist, globally-connected reality, Mika Rottenberg’s elaborate visual narratives draw on cinematic and sculptural traditions …
The language of material plays an essential role in the work of Anselm Kiefer, most of whose pictures have a geological sedimentary …
Kiki Smith is recognized for her multidisciplinary practice through which she explores embodiment and the natural world. The body, mortality, regeneration, gender …
Erwin Wurm came to prominence with his “One Minute Sculptures”, a project that he began in 1996/1997. In these works, Wurm gives …
Cecilia Vicuña integrates practices of poetry, performance, Conceptualism, and textile craft in response to pressing concerns of the modern world, including ecological …
In recent decades, broad socio-political shifts have contributed to a reassertion of feminist narratives in contemporary visual culture. This, combined with emerging …
Pioneer of the happening and associated with the Pop Art movement, Jim Dine has always followed a unique path. He experiments extensively …
Donald Judd’s sculptures and installations helped pioneer mid-20th-century Minimalism. His wall-mounted “stacks,” shelf-like structures, and freestanding multicolored works were made from commercial …
Peggy Guggenheim was an art collector, gallerist, and patron of the arts. The legendary American is considered a pioneer and supporter of …
One of the most influential artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, Yayoi Kusama occupies a unique position within recent art history. …
The exhibition “First Contact” shows a wide and colorful selection of sculptures, silkscreen prints, digital artworks, neon designs, and wall objects by …
Through a complex research-oriented practice, Allora & Calzadilla critically address the intersections and complicities between the cultural, the historical and the geopolitical. …
Haegue Yang has been negotiating and traversing boundaries (between different geographies, historical eras, and artistic styles) throughout her career. Yang creates materially …
Since the 1970s, Carroll Dunham has developed a unique pictorial language in a significant oeuvre encompassing painting, drawing, print and sculpture. Employing …
Even though Rirkrit Tiravanija’s diverse artistic production eludes classification, he has accurately described it as “relational”: a body of work focused on …
Through the use of abstract form and a wide variety of media, Louise Bourgeois dealt with notions of universal balance, playfully juxtaposing …
The turbulent biography of Elisabeth Wild is like a recap of the twentieth century. Marked by flight and displacement, national identification and …
Follow South Korean artist Kimsooja into an underground water reservoir where she “weaves with light” while tapping into East Asian philosophy “reflecting …
Shara Hughes’ works are at once surreal and abstract, inviting and alarming, beautiful and scary. Their bold, clashing colours and shifting perspectives …