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J. D. Salinger’s short story “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” originally published in the 31/1/1948, issue of The New Yorker. Bananafish, the imaginary creatures that gorge themselves on bananas and then die of banana fever, represent Seymour Glass (one character of the story) and his struggles to reengage with society …
The exhibition “Building Stories” ranges from the scale of the territory to the one-to-one, pursuing the architect’s imaginary. Building Stories shows achievements, …
Fred Wilson is known for repurposing objects and artifacts to lead people to see them in a different way. His installations typically …
July, it’s the last month of the year that we are still in town. Our decision is to dedicate this month to …
Neoliberalism is generally held to be an economic doctrine that understands human freedom to be best achieved through free markets and entrepreneurial …
The series of the exhibitions “Young Fresh Different” at Zilberman Gallery in Istanbul as one of the different projects alongside the main …
With great success on 4/6/18 took place the inauguration of Anish Kapoor’s solo exhibition “Another (M)other” that takes place at both Kamel …
Judy Chicago was one of the pioneers of Feminist art that emerged in the late 1960s amidst the fervor of anti-war demonstrations …
For many, the late 1960’s are synonymous with the anti-Vietnam War hippy protests, the Black Panther Party founded by Bobby Seale and …
A conceptual artist, architect, photographer, performer, video artist, and critic, Dan Graham began in the 1960s to reflect on the artistic system, …
As part of the collective BMPT*, Olivier Mosset is recognized for his series of paintings featuring a black circle in the middle …
Ernesto Neto is one of Latin America’s most important contemporary artists. Spirituality, humanism, and ecology are among his principal concerns. His work …
Trained as a painter and applied artist, Gauri Gill has consistently advocated for and supported other artists, both those trained in art …
Since the early 1990s, as one of the first female Chinese artists tackling installation and video production, Lin Tianmiao has continuously explored …
Erwin Wurm is famous for the “One Minute Figures” and “One Minute Sculptures” that he has been making since the late 1980s. …
Digital Earth is a 6 month-long fellowship for artists and designers based in Africa or Asia, working across a variety of media, …
The group exhibition “As You Like It–C’est Comme Vous Voulez” brings together a diverse group of artists that address themes of nature …
In 1961, Henry Flynt of the Fluxus group described his performance pieces as “Concept art”, but it was not until the late1960’s …
Raised in post-colonial South Africa, where he witnessed the official end of Apartheid in 1994, Pieter Hugo has a keen sense for …
Gregor Podnar started out as a curator in the early 1990s, founded his gallery in Slovenia in 2003 as part of the …
Offsite is the Vancouver Art Gallery’s outdoor exhibition space. Since its launch in 2009, Offsite is presenting an innovative program of temporary …
Mihai Zgondoiu is an artist, curator and gallerist, who holds a master’s and a doctorate degree in the field of visual arts. …
Judy Chicago was one of the pioneers of Feminist art that emerged in the late 1960s amidst the fervor of anti-war demonstrations …
Christo’s first large-scale public sculpture in the UK floats on The Serpentine lake in Hyde Park. The work consists of 7,506 horizontally …
