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The exhibition “Rolf Julius / Kevin Rouillard” combines the work of two artists who have never met, but whose practices could share a reflection on landscape and sound. This encounter between two artists is the first exhibition of a series of duo-shows, i.e., a curatorial exercise that is often perceived …
The exhibition “Beirut and the Golden Sixties: A Manifesto of Fragility” revisits an exhilarating chapter in global modernism in Beirut from the …
Thomas Struth is best known for his genre-defying photographs, though he began originally with painting before he enrolled at the Kunstakademie, Düsseldorf …
Valérie Belin’s new series, “Modern Royals” after which the exhibition is titled, is shown in its entirety. This new corpus comprises eleven …
Fundación Botín is pleased to announce their 29th Visual Arts Grants (2022), offering six scholarships for artists of any nationality with an …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
Whether documenting the city parks of Amsterdam and Rotterdam or the Frisian islands, Jeroen Hofman has a particular method: working from up …
Michel François uses an economy of means to transform seemingly uncomplicated objects and materials, or traces of past events, into deeply resonant …
A resident of the Villa Medici program in Rome in 2020, Jeanne Vicerial, became, at not yet 30, the first French Phd …
We are all familiar with the classic architecture games, from building blocks that become daring structures to board games where the players …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
As the leading agency and resource organisation for collaborative, socially engaged arts in Ireland, Create’s programmes are developmental in nature and ambitious …
Several personal events in Guadalupe Maravilla’s life have had an impact on his art. In 1984, at the age of eight, Maravilla …
Thomas Bayrle’s graphically covered bodies and objects are a world made out of dot and grid, cell and body. Superstructures spread like …
Meet Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz in her studio in Zug, Switzerland, to a talk about the misunderstood purity of mineral water and …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
In his sculptures and collages, Valentin Carron imitates traditional handicrafts and unknown artworks, as well as stereotypical modern and everyday forms. By …
Beginning in the 1980s, Dayanita Singh has pioneered a genre-defying approach to photography, one that pushes the limits of the medium and …
After growing up near the agricultural fields in the suburbs of Tehran, Mehdi Ghadyanloo began his career making public art, is considered …
Jac Leirner’s solo exhibition ”Us Horizon” includes a new work from his acclaimed series constructed from ensembles of plastic shopping bags, and …
The conditions for all fellowships with the exception of the curator fellowship are a completed course of study in art (MFA or …
“I hope that the museum can call attention to the relevance of understanding what it means to be forced into exile.“ Meet …
Thomas Bayrle’s graphically covered bodies and objects are a world made out of dot and grid, cell and body. Superstructures spread like …
Painter, sculptor, performer and musician, Joris Van de Moortel uses the post-industrial architecture of the gallery to encompass his many-shaped work that …
