ART, Page 86
Featuring the diverse and sometimes conflicting perspectives of 26 artists, the group exhibition “YOYI! Care, Repair, Heal” addresses issues such as the politics of health, the resilience of Indigenous knowledge systems, forms of kinship, fair land use and its distribution, decoloniality and the rights of the non-human, all entangled with …
Mona Hatoum creates discomforting, challenging work that reveals the contradictions and uncertainties of our complex, confounding world. Using domestic and other familiar …
The photographs and photo-based assemblages in Jude Broughan’s solo exhibition “Soap and Stones” draw from two series that reflect the pandemic era …
Cy Twombly ranks among the most prominent US painters to emerge in the 1950s, a period of radical experimentation in American and …
Anish Kapoor combines Eastern heritage with Western influence and as a result makes truly international art, most famous for public sculptures that …
Karen Kilimnik’s paintings and drawings are suffused with her own imaginative ideas and draw viewers into a world of grandeur, humor, and …
The Stedelijk Museum unveils the final section of the new collection presentation, “Yesterday Today”, about art and design from around 1880 to …
The exhibition “Territories of Waste On the Return of the Repressed” shows various engagements with waste as the repressed remains of our …
Daniel Turner is engaged in a critical examination of the lives of objects, often melting down, liquifying, burning, or otherwise transmuting the …
Lucy Bull’s paintings are visceral works that appeal directly to the senses. Synesthetic fields of shape and color, the paintings are described …
Ha Chong-Hyun came to prominence with his “Conjunction” series in the early 1970s. These early experiments have led him to build his …
The Albertina Academy has opened an Erasmus partnership with the Athens School of File Arts (ASFA) since 2016. During an Erasmus mobility …
Georgia Russell’s work has always been constructed around notions of rhythm and repetition – in both gesture and form – through which …
Do Ho Suh works transform the familiarity of a domestic space into a liminal one, where ‘home’ is both an idealized concept …
One of the most revered contemporary self-taught artists, Thornton Dial was famous for yard show-influenced, mixed media pieces that used discarded everyday …
McArthur Binion combines collage, drawing, and painting to create autobiographical abstractions of painted minimalist patterns over an “under surface” of personal documents …
Sarah Sze gleans objects and images from worlds both physical and digital, assembling them into complex multimedia works that shift scale between …
Through her constant experimentation with performance, video, and installation, Joan Jonas has repeatedly pushed the boundaries of art and influenced numerous generations …
Spanning painting, performance, video and writing, Adam Pendleton’s work is profoundly eclectic and critical. The artist engages with problematics inherent to mechanisms …
Julien Discrit’s work is governed by the discrete and the continuous. More specifically, the artist exploits the concept of the fragment as …
Working in the space between the virtual and the physical, Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme have developed a collaborative practice that is …
Meet the British photographer Paul Graham in this personal and in-depth interview about his life, career, and thoughts on photography. “Photography lacks …
The exhibition “Future Bodies from a Recent Past—Sculpture, Technology, and the Body since the 1950s” brings to life a hitherto little-noticed phenomenon …
To Chiharu Shiota, known for her immersive and complex installations of a tangled web, the exhibition space is something she cannot live …
