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Anna Perach’s practice explores the dynamic between personal and cultural myths. Specifically she is interested in how our private narratives are deeply rooted in ancient folklore and storytelling. In her work Perach interweave female archetypes into sculptural hybrids in order to examine ideas of identity, gender, and craft. Her main …
The use of drugs and chemicals in art, particularly in contemporary art, both as an object and as a theoretical concept, has …
“Becoming Ocean: a social conversation about the Ocean” is an exhibition that addresses the challenges facing the ocean through the diverse …
“Discover your unique voice as a photographer during this immersive summer intensive that encourages professional practices and collaborative learning” Karen Marshall, Chair …
Crisis and redemption are impetus to the work of Ibrahim Mahama. Vast in scale and ambition, his interventions in public space open …
Contemporary architecture emerges from a richly diverse and highly tuned architecture culture; a constructed discourse, with a constantly written and rewritten history. …
Central to Ima-Abasi Okon’s practice as a visual artist is a preoccupation with knowledge and its production. Working across print, sculpture and moving …
Rosemarie Trockel is widely regarded as one of the most important and influential conceptual artists in Germany. Her sculptures, collages, ceramics, knitted …
Annette Frick has been working as a photographer and filmmaker for almost 40 years, chronicling the lifestyles and struggles of socially marginalized …
Asia Art Archive (AAA) seeks a visionary Executive Director (ED). Since its founding in 2000, AAA has been at the forefront of …
William Kentridge is internationally acclaimed for his artworks, theater and opera productions. His method combines drawing and erasing, tearing, gestural painting, collage, …
Antony Gormley is widely acclaimed for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that investigate the relationship of the human body to space. …
The Oak Spring Garden Foundation (OSGF) is now accepting applications for the 2026 Eliza Moore Fellowship for Artistic Excellence, and the Interdisciplinary …
In the exhibition “Are We Still Up To It?’ – Art & Democracy” more than 50 works by international artists are on …
A diagram is a simplified drawing or visual representation used to explain, illustrate, or organize information clearly. It helps convey concepts, processes, …
Mika Rottenberg’s elaborate visual narratives draw on cinematic and sculptural traditions to forge a new language that uses cause and effect structures …
A leading figure in the Japanese art world, Takashi Murakami has become internationally known for his unique, uncategorisable work. He has invented …
In his new body of work, “Between Instinct and Reason”, Will Cotton continues to reflect on pop culture and a new …
The group exhibition “ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE 2024,” features 11 international artists. Their works were created during the Krinzinger Residency Program in Petőmihályfa …
For Pierre Huyghe the exhibition ritual is an encounter with a sentient milieu that generates new possibilities of co-dependence between events or …
For Austyn Weiner painting twists beyond process and into practice. Beyond moving material around a canvas to achieve an agreeable composition, Weiner’s …
One of the greatest architects of any era to work in the southern hemisphere, Harry Seidler has earned a special place in …
The Ringier Collection was initiated by Swiss publisher Michael Ringier and spans a wide range of contemporary art, including photography, video, painting, …
The documenta Institut is an independent, non-university research organization that positions itself as a center for exhibition studies. The University of Kassel …
