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As a draftsman, sculptor, teacher, politician, and activist, as well as action and in-stallation artist, Joseph Beuys fundamentally changed the art of the twentieth century. His influence can still be felt today in artis-tic and political discourses. His centennial in 2021 is an occasion to rediscover, apreciate, and critically question …
Brent Wadden produces abstract woven works that bring together traditions of painting, design, craft, and folk art. Mounting his handwoven textiles on …
Dan Flavin’s work is clean, industrially produced, and serially repeating. These qualities were developed in opposition to the gestural expressionist painting dominant …
The exhibition “Notes about geometric abstraction in Spain” tries to offer clues about the crossroads between art and technology; conceptual and formal …
The International Exhibition Platforms Project for the ninth consecutive year has as its object the joint search for solutions to contemporary artistic …
Asuka Anastacia Ogawa’s large figurative paintings feature children engaged in reverie and play, in scenes that are both autobiographical and dream-spun. With …
“It’s in between sculpture and architecture,” French artist Jean-Marc Bustamante says of a site-specific brick monument by the lauded Danish artist Per …
As a Kuwaiti of Palestinian origin, much of Tarek Al-Ghoussein’s work deals with how his identity is shaped in a context of …
Lunds konsthall regularly focus on countries or regions that thinks deserve the attention of the interested public. That is certainly true for …
Hilma af Klint was a pioneer of abstraction. As early as 1906 she had developed a rich, symbolic imagery that preceded the …
“Architecture is much more than art. And it is by far more than just building buildings”. Meet award-winning architect Diébédo Francis Kéré …
“What Party” is a comprehensive monograph on the work of KAWS (Brian Donnelly), one of the most sought-after artists and creative forces …
Translation—transition—translocal—transpedagogy—transborder—transvaluation—translation—transformation— transdisciplinarity—transgression TRANS– master is one of the three master programs in Visual Arts in HEAD – Genève. It offers its students …
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s photographs exemplify both the craftsman’s will to visual beauty and perfection, and an incisive exploration of philosophical notions of space …
Fred Eversley is one of a group of artists associated with the 1960s L.A. “finish fetish” movement that paralleled Minimal Art in …
Titled “Enter Paradise”, Zandile Tshabalala’s opulent acrylic paintings are built around that very theme and a shared, fantasized conception of it. An …
For her entire career, Shechet has embraced an experimental approach to sculpture, finding form in the chance processes that occur as mutable …
Shortly before he turned fifty, we had the unique pleasure of spending six months with Danish artist Tal R, while he was …
Hilma af Klint was a pioneer of abstraction. As early as 1906 she had developed a rich, symbolic imagery that preceded the …
Rebecca Warren is a sculptor working in a variety of materials, including clay, bronze, and steel. She also constructs vitrines and wall-based …
Since 1981, Bemis Center has provided artists from around the world with dedicated time, space, and resources to conduct research and to …
The mummy of Otzi, was discovered accidentally by hikers in 1991, together with his clothing and equipment, on the east ridge of …
The daughter of a Jewish man murdered in the Nazi camps, photographer Claudia Andujar has become a witness to the near-extermination of …
Dan Stubbergaard, founder of the internationally praised COBE Architects, takes us around his hometown Copenhagen in Denmark to show and discuss what …
