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The political unrest that roiled Western Europe during the first half of the twentieth century profoundly marked the life and career of Xanti (Alexander Victor) Schawinsky. The son of a Polish émigré family of Jewish merchants, “Xanti” was born and spent his childhood in Basel, Switzerland; at the outset of …
Agnes Varda was a photographer, artist and filmmaker, and a pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague, the French new wave; a bold, original …
March Avery’s oil paintings and watercolors exhibit distinct stylistic characteristics that echo the family’s artistic legacy, known as the “Avery style.” Defined by …
It is only through a human perspective that nature becomes a landscape into which meanings may be inscribed. Past events continue to …
Borrowing from the eponymous German interior design magazine “SCHÖNER WOHNEN” (live more beautifully), all the works the group exhibition, has one of …
A transdisciplinary exploration, DA Summer Lab CONSTANT BECOMING will take the participants to a personal journey of architectural choreography, exploring the way …
Joan Linder is known for her labor-intensive drawings that contain thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of tiny lines. Her subjects include the …
Oscar Murillo is known for an inventive and itinerant practice that encompasses paintings, works on paper, sculptures, installations, actions, live events, collaborative …
Best known for his pioneering use of light, Keith Sonnier authored a complex body of work that challenges dogmas at the heart …
The Center for Arts, Design and Social Research (CAD+SR) is pleased to announce that applications are being accepted for Visiting Research Fellows …
Mapping the movement of culture through histories of spices, wax candles, or fine white china bowls, Kate Pincus-Whitney’s tablescapes are a place …
Aya Ito creates paintings with her highly original motifs and process. The work expresses a dangerous humor that addictively attracts the viewer …
Kathleen Ryan recasts found and handmade objects as spectacular, larger-than-life meditations on consumer society, desire, and the fine line between kitsch and …
![Rochelle Costi, Moita, 2019, artificial plant stems, punched wooden slats beach chair, 90 x 68 x 60 cm [35 3/8 x 26 3/4 x 23 5/8 in], photo: Camila Svenson, Courtesy the artist and Luisa Strina Gallery](http://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/00-332x174.jpg)
Chairs and benches have legs that momentarily replace those of humans. Some chairs have arms, which also provide solace and rest. And …
Anselm Kiefer’s ongoing preoccupation with cultural memory, identity and history lends his works their multi-layered subject matter, fueled by a variety of …
Braunschweig University of Art (HBK) is an internationally oriented, academic university of the arts with the right to award doctoral and post-doctoral …
The exhibition “Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960–1991” is the first survey of the history of digital art from a feminist …
The Boghossian Foundation is launching its first international Art Prize to encourage intercultural dialogue and support artists with a wide range of …
Adam Pendleton is a New York–based artist whose work uses linguistic, political, and historical material in unlikely forms and configurations. He creates …
Agnes Varda was a photographer, artist and filmmaker, and a pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague, the French new wave; a bold, original …
The opening of the group exhibition ”Weaving the Future VII or Traditional Practices – Contemporary Trauma” with the participation of 44 Greek …
Arlene Shechet is a sculptor known for her effortless combination of disparate elements, precarious and provisional arrangements, and boundary-collapsing visual paradoxes. With …
The Chinese-American Ieoh Ming Pei better known as I. M. Pei, is one of this century’s most venerated architects. In a career …
In the late 1960s and the 1970s Lee Ufan was involved in the Japanese artistic movement Mono-ha and became its spokesman. Using …
