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Neil Jenney is committed to exploring, and ultimately transcending, realism as both style and philosophy, a project first sparked by the preponderance of Pop-themed Photorealism in late-1960s New York. Having designated his early work “Bad Painting” (a term coined by Marcia Tucker, director of the New Museum, New York, in …
The exhibition “Freigeister Fragments of an art scene in Luxembourg and Beyond” is developed to mark the 15th anniversary of the museum. …
Born in Cuba to a Chinese father and Congolese-Iberian mother, Wifredo Lam is widely considered one of the greatest artists of the …
Francesco Clemente came to prominence in the late 1970s and cemented an international reputation with his participation in the 39th edition of …
Since the late 1970s, Ricardo Brey’s practice has focused on his research into the origins of humanity and humankind’s place in the …
The exhibition ”Greater New York”, a asignature survey of artists living and working in the New York City area, returned for its …
Julia Bondesson combines aesthetics with psychology in her works. Bodies and body parts, charged with both beauty and melancholy, are recurrent features. …
If one tried to compress a large part of Francesco Arena’s work into a formula, this could be as follow: numbers that …
Time appears to stand still in the photos of Thomas Brummett. Like a penetrating glimpse into the essence of beauty, the images …
Fondation Fiminco is launching a call for curators for a six-month research, creation and production residency taking place in Romainville (Seine-Saint-Denis). It …
The Department of Art & Design at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track position …
Since the late 1970s, Ricardo Brey’s practice has focused on his research into the origins of humanity and humankind’s place in the …
Paul Mignard’s syncretic paintings revisit the landscape genre from the depths of psyche and time. He is an explorer of the expanded …
The starting points for the majority of Chiharu Shiota’s installations are collections of used everyday objects that act as expressions of human …
Mary Corse investigates materiality, abstraction, and perception through the subtly gestural and precisely geometric paintings that she has made over her fifty-year …
The Platforms Project 2020-21 was presented at the “Nikos Kessanlis” exhibition space at the School of Fine Arts (256 Piraeus Street, 182 …
Born in rural California in 1926, Ruth Asawa is best known for her looped-wire sculptures, which challenge conventional notions of material and …
John Armleder consistently rewires presumptions about what art can be in the wake of the modernist and postmodernist revolutions of the last …
The Trondheim Academy of Fine Art at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) seeks applications from artists for a 100% fixed-term …
Since first gaining recognition in the late 1960s, Lynda Benglis’s work has vastly expanded upon the language of that era through a …
Titled “Picture a Vacuum!” the Kunstkredit Basel-Stadt Annual Exhibition 2021 reflects on the many different strategies that artists adopt to record or …
Emerging from his personal experiences, Petrit Halilaj’s work is deeply connected with the recent history of Kosovo and the political and cultural …
Centro per l’arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci in Prato is the first purposely built Italian museum entirely devoted to research, collect, preserve, and …
Sebastião Salgado is one of the most widely-respected of contemporary documentary photographer. His in-depth bodies of work document the lives of people …
