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Thomas Bayrle’s graphically covered bodies and objects are a world made out of dot and grid, cell and body. Superstructures spread like the fantastical porridge over cities and land, cell after cell, yet never the same, to form an exquisite “jelly” of monotony. The grid rules and connects everything. A …
Meet Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz in her studio in Zug, Switzerland, to a talk about the misunderstood purity of mineral water and …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
In his sculptures and collages, Valentin Carron imitates traditional handicrafts and unknown artworks, as well as stereotypical modern and everyday forms. By …
Beginning in the 1980s, Dayanita Singh has pioneered a genre-defying approach to photography, one that pushes the limits of the medium and …
After growing up near the agricultural fields in the suburbs of Tehran, Mehdi Ghadyanloo began his career making public art, is considered …
Jac Leirner’s solo exhibition ”Us Horizon” includes a new work from his acclaimed series constructed from ensembles of plastic shopping bags, and …
The conditions for all fellowships with the exception of the curator fellowship are a completed course of study in art (MFA or …
“I hope that the museum can call attention to the relevance of understanding what it means to be forced into exile.“ Meet …
Thomas Bayrle’s graphically covered bodies and objects are a world made out of dot and grid, cell and body. Superstructures spread like …
Painter, sculptor, performer and musician, Joris Van de Moortel uses the post-industrial architecture of the gallery to encompass his many-shaped work that …
In this video, the acclaimed British photographer Stephen Gill demonstrates his original approach to photography, removing himself as the author when photographing, …
Jordan Belson is a seminal figure in twentieth-century avant-garde cinema. Known for his highly inventive approach to abstraction as well as his …
Applications are open to be part of the new HfG Karlsruhe. A university that unites art, theory and design to reshape freedom. …
Considered a Neo-Expressionist, A.R. Penck is best known for his paintings and sculptures characterized by simplified figures and forms, and neo-primitive symbols …
Throughout his 30-year career, Mat Collishaw has contemplated the nature of the human subconscious and explored ways to influence it through various …
There are three basic forms of representation that we use to understand a project and its context: aerial views, that serve to …
Decolonizing Architecture Advanced Course at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm is a year long research-based course. The course uses the …
The act of walking has gained new significance as a social phenomenon in the twenty-first century. At the core of activities such …
In an ever-expanding engagement with drawing, Tony Lewis harnesses the medium of graphite powder to confront such social and political topics as …
Jordan Belson is a seminal figure in twentieth-century avant-garde cinema. Known for his highly inventive approach to abstraction as well as his …
Leidy Churchman is a painter whose many subjects have included landscapes, advertisements, online videos, Tibetan Buddhism, nature photos, scientific diagrams, and even …
Wael Shawky’s projects are distinctly visual, while at the same time tending to go back to accurate facts, so that they lie …
Nicholas Hlobo creates intricate two- and three-dimensional hybrid objects. Each material holds a particular association with cultural, gendered, sexual, or ethnic identity. …
