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The Fridericianum in 2020 hosted the first comprehensive exhibition in Germany dedicated to the work of Forrest Bess in over thirty years. This long-overdue presentation offered audiences a chance to rediscover one of the most intriguing and elusive figures in postwar art—an artist whose enigmatic vision continues to resonate powerfully …
The Design Trust Fellowship at V&A East is a one-year programme awarding a creative practitioner funding to engage in research at V&A …
Hosfelt Gallery presents an exhibition that brings together approximately 200 drawings in a sweeping, cross-cultural, and cross-temporal exploration of drawing as a …
Kunsthaus Bregenz in a summer project presents a compelling artistic dialogue that transcends borders, generations, and perspectives. On display in the museum’s …
Since the 1950s, Robert Mangold has explored the interplay of line and color across surfaces of varying shapes, sizes, and dimensions. Dedicated …
Sterling Ruby is celebrated for the dynamic and multifaceted nature of his artisticpractice, which spans a wide spectrum of disciplines including painting, …
One of the most original and influential artists of the past three decades, Lisa Yuskavage creates works that affirm the singularity of …
Solange Pessoa is known for her poetic works that intersect and contemplate nature, the human body, and the forces that shape existence. …
Lu Yang’s 3D animations and installations explore fundamental questions about the relationships between the body and consciousness, spirituality and science, technology and …
The Group exhibition “Alien Shores” explores landscapes as sites of memory, imagination, and belonging. Through painting, video, photography, and sculpture, the artists …
Rupert (Vilnius) and Sonic Acts (Amsterdam) are pleased to announce the open call for the second edition of ALTERLIFE—a joint production and …
The complex and intricately geometric works of Peruvian artist Sara Flores express the practice of Kené – an ancient medium that is …
Vartan Avakian’s work is based on the idea that all data exist in sculptural form and only appear as “fossils.” Consequently, memory …
Christian Eisenberger has created a stylistically and quantitatively rich oeuvre that has resisted precise categorization. His work has always oscillated between obsessive compulsion …
The National Center for Art Research, Japan (abbreviation: NCAR; director: Kataoka Mami) implements the artist Support Program with the goal of enhancing …
Yu Nishimura’s First English-Language Monograph Co-published by Sadie Coles HQ, Galerie Crèvecoeur, and Buchhandlung Walther König, the first English-language monograph dedicated to …
Located within Westminster School of Arts, the Arts and Technology area builds on the historic legacy of pioneering innovation within arts subjects …
One of the most significant artists of his generation, Peter Fischli is known for his four-decades-long collaboration with the late David Weiss …
With offices in Tokyo, Paris, and Shenzhen, Sou Fujimoto is engaged in projects all over the world, ranging from private homes to …
Silvia Infranco’s research is an act of love addressed to life, the quest for a harmonic-evolutionary dimension of the world. In her …
In what ways can love reshape how we live with the Earth? The group exhibition “Terraphilia” invites us to reimagine our place …
In a world where mobility is no longer just about transportation but emerges from the dynamic interplay of people, ideas, materials, and …
In his multi-layered compositions, characterized by an imaginative, sometimes almost exuberant fantasy, Werner Tübke reflects on the complexity of the world, with …
Meet a living legend of contemporary graffiti art, Leonard Hilton McGurr, alias Futura 2000. “Norman Mailer compared graffiti writers to dogs peeing …
