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Born in 1929 in Baden, near Vienna, Austrian artist Arnulf Rainer was a nonconformist from the beginning: he dropped out of art school twice after only a few days, preferring instead to follow his intuition. Today he is regarded as a pioneer of Art Informel, a movement which brought an …
Saul Leiter was an American artist and early pioneer of color photography. With distinctive imagery suffused with painterly qualities, he is often …
Suzann Victor’s solo exhibition “Constellations” comprises over 20 new artworks from her latest collaboration with the Creative Workshop, inviting viewers to explore …
Acaye Kerunen’s multidisciplinary practice, spanning visual and performance art, sound, film, movement, poetry, curation, activism, and therapy, has established the artist as …
Valerio Adami is recognized internationally as an important European artist. They may look like comic book art, but there is a perturbing …
In Thomas Schütte’s universe, intimate watercolors, monumental figurative sculptures, vivid ceramics, architectural models, and fully realized buildings stand side-by-side as inquiries into …
Nuri Bilge Ceylan is a renowned Turkish filmmaker, screenwriter, and photographer, celebrated for his minimalist and visually striking films that explore existential …
Mobilizing the suggestive vocabulary of capitalism, traffic implies economies of trade and profit, usually at a distance. The word derives from the …
Marc Bauer creates drawings that explore ideas of memory and history, both personal and collective. Speaking about his practice, Bauer notes that …
Through his formal vocabulary, Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto engages with the idea of social interaction. Neto has gained acclaim for his large …
Georgia Russell’s work has always been constructed around notions of rhythm and repetition – in both gesture and form – through which …
The Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM) offers a rigorous and interdisciplinary approach to the media arts. With its project-based “Media and …
The title “Soils” derives from the “Four Soils” conceptualized by the Palestinian writer and mathematician Munir Fasheh. They are earth soil, cultural …
Yoshitomo Nara rose to international prominence in the 1990s for his exquisitely rendered, instantly recognizable portraits of alternately sweet and vicious big-headed …
Deeply engaged with the legacies of Cubism and Constructivism, Louise Nevelson’s artworks have been celebrated for incorporating unexpected combinations of materials and …
Michel François uses an economy of means to transform seemingly uncomplicated objects and materials, or traces of past events, into deeply resonant …
Born in 1989 on the Eastern Cape in South Africa, Simphiwe Mbunyuza creates masterful objects and vessels combining stoneware, leather, fabric and …
Raoul De Keyser is known for his sophisticated and tempered paintings that subtly and evocatively explore the relationship between color and form. …
“Moon Voyage” is the first dedicated presentation of works by Antiguan artist, writer, and polymath Frank Walter in Paris. Featuring paintings, works …
Interdisciplinary research, self-directed studio practice, national and international travel The Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art (MFA) program at Maine College …
Michelangelo Pistoletto is a founding father of the Arte Povera movement and widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of …
Amy Feldman is recognized for her iconic painting language and commitment to large-scale gray-on-gray abstractions. Feldman’s investigation in the color gray highlights the …
In a diverse practice that draws upon the tradition of Romantic painting, Karen Kilimnik utilizes painting, drawing, collage, photography, video and installation …
Kei Imazu creates an ambiguous imaginary world that hovers between past and present by painting, without the use of digital printing, a …
