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Magdalena Abakanowicz is a leading figure on the 20th-century Polish art scene, Abakanowicz experienced war, censorship, and deprivation from an early age under the communist regime. She produced sculptures and immersive textile works that are poetic, sometimes unsettling, and often political. Inspired by the organic world, by seriality, and by …
“No Limits” marks Ranbir Sidhu’s first museum exhibition. Drawing on his intimate knowledge of metal manufacturing, his sculptures and installations are intricately …
CSAV—Artists’ Research Laboratory is an experimental platform designed to stimulate formal and informal discussions and exchanges among artists of different generations and …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Ed Ruscha (16/12/1937- ), who is widely regarded as one of the world’s most …
The exhibition “Anti-Action: Artist-Women’s Challenges and Responses in Postwar Japan” revisits the work of women artists active during the 1950s and 1960s. …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Ellen Gallagher (16/12/1965- ), who builds multi-layered paintings that pivot between the natural world, …
From a New York basement, Joseph Cornell transformed everyday finds into some of the 20th century’s most poetic artworks. Rarely travelling, he …
De Ateliers is now inviting artists to apply for the next working period, starting September 1, 2026. De Ateliers is an artists’ …
Valie Export and Ketty La Rocca, are two of the most visionary feminist conceptual artists to emerge in Europe during the 1960s. …
Zao Wou-Ki was a leading twentieth-century abstract painter who fused Chinese artistic traditions with Western modernism. Trained in Hangzhou under progressive masters, …
The Brazilian architect Oscar Ribeiro de Almeida Niemeyer Soares Filho, known as Oscar Niemeyer (15/12/1907-5/12/2012), was universally regarded as the very last …
The Group exhibition “Material Witness” explores each artist’s deep investigation of a particular medium. The paintings, sculptures, textiles, graphic and multi-media works …
“Sick Architecture” is a challenging and timely collection that reframes architecture as both a symptom and a mechanism of broader social, political, …
In 1967, Glenn Gould launched his contrapuntal radio documentary, “The Idea of North”. This was the result of his first trip to …
Jelena Bulajić’s works are both tools for exploring the mediated view of the world and speculations about the dimensions of reality. They …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind one of the most prominent masters of world art from the second half of …
For Gabriella Boyd, painting operates as an act of translation: a movement from the interior—felt, remembered, or intuited—into the exterior and visible. …
David Shrigley is best known for his distinctive drawing style and works that make satirical comments on everyday situations and human interactions. …
In “Democratic Design – Space for Cooperation, Collaboration and Compromise”, Aedes Architecture Forum explores how architecture, planning processes and public spaces can …
Moyra Davey is an artist known for her experimental films that take root in written monologues, her portraits, and her essays that …
Between 1984 and 1991, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum hosted the exhibition projects “Contemporary Art trends in the R.O.C” and “An Exhibition …
In the exhibition “The Minimal Input”, the “BIBLIOSCULPTURES” series by Ingo Gerken interacts with selected books, catalogues, and magazines from 20th- …
Marignana Arte is pleased to announce the first edition of the Berlendis Artist Residency, hosted at Spazio Berlendis in Venice. The residency …
Doug Aitken is an artist who relentlessly pushes the boundaries of art by exploring the intricacies of modern life, hyper-connectivity, and the …
