ART, Page 58
“I had a perverse fascination for the urban. And it persists until today.” Meet one of the most prolific and outspoken architects of our time, Reinier De Graaf, who for more than 25 years has been a leading figure at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA). “My interest in architecture …
HISK’s artists in residency come from a plethora of cultural environments through which they have formed distinctive trajectories, practices, and methodologies. While …
Georgian artist and writer Karlo Kacharava was feverishly prolific. A polymathic figure living in Tbilisi of the late 1980s and early ’90s, …
The Romanian-German artist Miron Schmückle is among the singular protagonists of contemporary art. Growing up in Romania under Ceaușescu, already as a …
The exhibition “Action as Sculpture” is an encounter between two artists who never met in person. In an exchange of letters between …
For the entire length of his career, this Anish Kapoor has been fascinated with the notions of shape and void, perspective, light …
Borrowing instruments and strategies from the practices of the sculptor, the writer and the typographer, British artist Michael Dean investigates the relationship …
In his paintings, drawings and installations, Miami-based artist Hernan Bas creates intricately detailed scenes that invite viewers to decipher an astounding number …
Bram Demunter presents his solo exhibition titled “Burrowers, Climbers, Crawlers”. His paintings and drawings strongly illustrate his process of collecting, examining and …
Exhibitions in general offer stages on which artists can present their works, and thus form a vital part of their public presence …
For over thirteen years, Boris Nikitin’s productions, texts and happenings have been dealing with the representation and production of identity and reality. …
Combining the rigors of geometry with soft organic forms, John Meade works in an intuitive way to materialize his ideas, creating tightly orchestrated pieces that …
Dividing her time between Germany and Korea since the mid-1990s, Haegue Yang has been gathering inspiration from a wide range of social, …
“It seems to me that a lot of our conceptual ideas are already carried out in the past. And we’re at a …
Meet the internationally renowned artist and writer Lita Albuquerque, who talks about her upbringing in Tunisia, the Light and Space movement, and …
Holdings illustrate the continued endurance of ceramics alongside works exemplifying movements that sought to release the medium of clay from its functional …
SEA AiR is a new programme that aims to foster artistic exchange between Southeast Asia and the European Union, with Singapore as …
Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio examines local histories of materials linked to pre-Hispanic cultures in Central America, particularly his family’s homeland of El Salvador. …
The international group exhibition “Darker, Lighter, Puffy, Flat” looks at the meaning of the human breast in culture, society, and art history. …
“Each space is different. And I needed to understand its language”. Meet Brazilian artist Lúcia Koch, who, with her colorful interventions, works …
The Josef Albers Museum Quadrat, in cooperation with researchers from the Institute of Art History of the Ruhr University Bochum, is presenting …
Exhibitions in general offer stages on which artists can present their works, and thus form a vital part of their public presence …
A precursor of kinetic art and Op Art, founding member of G.R.A.V. [Visual Art Research Group] and recipient of the Grand Prize …
In the late 1960s in Korea when the limited knowledge of arts overseas was available, Shim Moon-Seup , with an urge to …
