ART, Page 71
The exhibition “First Contact” shows a wide and colorful selection of sculptures, silkscreen prints, digital artworks, neon designs, and wall objects by RAIDER, who transforms the two floors of the gallery into an exciting art experience, introducing the character Scoop. RAIDER represents a new, young generation of contemporary artists. With …
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 …
The exhibition “Tom Wesselmann: Intimate Spaces” concentrates on the artist’s primary subject, the female nude, with key works from “Great American Nudes” …
In 2008, Cy Twombly created a series of six paintings entitled “Untitled (Roses)” especially for Museum Brandhorst. Their presentation is unique due …
Daniel Lind-Ramos uses found and gifted objects of personal, communal, and regional significance, such as everyday tools, objects of adornment, and debris …
Harold Ancart was born in Brussels in 1980. After starting out studying political science, he changed paths and graduated with an MFA …
Haegue Yang has been negotiating and traversing boundaries (between different geographies, historical eras, and artistic styles) throughout her career. Yang creates materially …
Since the late 1950s, Sheila Hicks has been producing work exceptionally difficult to categorise. Knotting, wrapping, folding, twisting and stacking wool, linen …
Vivian Suter works in close partnership with the natural environment surrounding her home and studio in Panajachel, Guatemala. Over thirty years Suter …
Marisa Merz is the only woman artist associated with Are Povera. During her long marriage to Mario Merz she resolutely managed her …
Lauren Halsey has been commissioned by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to create a site-specific installation for its Iris …
Nathalie Du Pasquier worked as a designer as part of the Memphis Group until 1987, producing patterns, textiles, decorated surfaces, and furniture. …
Liza Lou first gained attention in 1996 when her room-sized sculpture “Kitchen” was shown at the New Museum in New York. Representing …
Sherrie Levine rose to prominence as a member of the Pictures Generation, a group of artists based in New York in the …
Bob Thompson’s short, but dynamic, career began in the late 1950s and ended in his premature death less than a decade later. …
Throughout his working life, Paul Georges explored figure painting, still life, landscape, self-portraiture, and group portraits with references to mythology, art history, …
Born in Calcutta in 1963, but raised in London and New York, Rina Banerjee’s sculptural assemblages of textiles, fashion items, colonial objects, …
