PERFORMANCE & FILM, Page 5
Amidst the vibrant backdrop of his studio in North London, Jeremy Deller takes us on a journey through his 30-year-long artistic investigation of British culture, history, and identity. Deller’s work reflects an insatiable curiosity and ability to seamlessly weave historical narratives with contemporary themes. From an inflatable version of the …
Agnès Varda’s biographical short film “The Little Story of Gwen From French Brittany” (2008) is a film about friendship, Gwen Deglise and …
The artist Kimsooja was born at the border between North and South Korea, and this experience influenced her work, which deals with …
A pioneer of technology-based art, Cory Arcangel works in a wide variety of media, including music composition, video, modified video games, performance …
Founded by an independent group of Greek artists in Kalamata in 2005 Video Art Miden has been one of the earliest specialized …
From January 12 to February 25, 2023 David Zwirner presented an exhibition of works by Felix Gonzalez-Torres. The exhibition featured four major …
For the fourth time Museum Brandhorst and FILMFEST MÜNCHEN are cooperating this year. The screenings entitled “URANIANS” presents a film and video …
“Art contains the Mystery. It contains doubt. It contains believing. It contains sharing – being part of something.” Alexander Tovborg is a …
In 2018 performance artists and former couple Marina Abramović and Ulay talked about their manifesto “ART VITAL”, a crucial backbone of their …
One of the most important painters working today, Tuymans pioneered a distinctive style of figurative painting beginning in the 1980s that has …
“When I come to my studio, I always tell myself anything is possible. Remember that. Everything and anything is possible. This is …
American artist Pope.L. has crawled through Times Square in a suit, eaten the Wall Street Journal, and painted onions in the colors …
We met great German photographer Thomas Struth for an in-depth conversation about his works, career and view on life. “You have to …
Icelandic visual artist Ragnar Kjartansson’s world of art, is filled with clichés. And he’s not afraid to use them. From a heartbroken …
Martha Jungwirth’s exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac Seoul, “Looking the Goat in the Eye”, marks the Austrian painter’s first solo presentation in South …
Enter the world of Danish photographer Astrid Kruse Jensen whose fascinating images float between reality and memory. “Contrasts, duality, beauty, pain. There …
“If you stop creating things, you are no longer using the strongest ability of your being. It’s a fundamental act. There is …
Meet one of the rising and most promising stars on the architectural scene – Copenhagen-based Søren Pihlmann. He believes in building simply …
Dive into the imaginary scenes of Japanese artist Tabaimo as she explores the existence and mental states of the modern human. Tabaimo …
Follow South Korean artist Kimsooja into an underground water reservoir where she “weaves with light” while tapping into East Asian philosophy “reflecting …
“All sculpture that I’m interested in knows that death is the inevitable conclusion.” Award-winning artist Antony Gormley sees art as the expression …
“Editing is like sculpting in time; on the one hand, it’s my tool, and at the same time, it’s my material.” For …
Meet one of Japan’s most popular artists, Yoshihiro Suda, known for his realistic sculptures and carvings of plants and flowers. Yoshihiro Suda …
In this video, we meet South African photographer Mikhael Subotzky as a sensitive filmmaker reflecting upon unreflected race- and power structures. “The …
