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Pedro Reyes is known for imagining solutions for a happier world. In 2008, Reyes worked with local authorities in Culiacán, Mexico to melt down guns into shovels, and then used the shovels to plant trees. In 2013, he turned 6,700 firearms confiscated by the Mexican government into mechanical musical instruments. …
Two contemporary Turkish Artists, present solo exhibitions at the spaces of Zilberman Gallery in Istanbul, Both bodies of work have as stepping …
One of the most respected painters today, Albert Oehlen constantly questions the methods and means of painting to raise a sense of …
On the occasion of the 150th anniversary in 2017, the Canadian Center for Architecture (CCA) presents the exhibition “It’s All Happening So …
The group exhibition “The Ends of Collage” at Luxembourg & Dayan Gallery in New York and London takes a sweeping look at …
Our magazine in close collaboration with LISTE Art Fair, as part of our media partnership on a regular basis, begins a new …
Filmmaker, photographer and poet, Abbas Kiarostami in Tehran, is known since the early ‘90s as one of the most important director of …
Kishio Suga draws out hidden currents within his subject material and unites them, sometimes in harmony, sometimes in conflict, and opens up …
Fruitlands was a Utopian agrarian commune established in Harvard, Massachusetts by Amos Bronson Alcott and Charles Lane in the 1840s, based on …
Trained in photography Stéphanie Solinas developed a varied practice including book and installation to further investigate the medium of photography. Through sophisticated …
John McCracken is noted as one of the founders of the West Coast Minimalist Movement that occurred in the late ‘60s. While …
The map creates the world: by tracing a line on paper, a boundary is inscribed between two spaces. The composition of a …
James Ewing in the exhibition “Stagecraft: Models and Photos” at the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, …
Julian Schnabel played a critical role in the emergence of Neo-Expressionist painting in the U.S.A. After two decades dominated by the aesthetics …
Kamrooz Aram was born in Iran and has lived in the United States since age eight. The artist’s diverse practice often engages …
Monica Bonvicini’s work investigates the relationships between architecture, control, gender, space, surveillance, and power. Using sculpture, installation, video, photography, text and performance, …
On 6/11/2002, Michel Majerus died in a plane crash at the age of 35 over Luxembourg, the city where he was born. …
Chiharu Shiota is best known for her large scale installations and sculptures that explore the complex relationships between body and mind. Her …
Allan Sekula is a renowned American photographer, cultural theorist, historian writer and activist. His extraordinary body of experimental work has mainly been …
A decade after his death and in a moment of heightened political tension, Jason Rhoades’ radical oeuvre is more relevant than ever. …
Influenced by his heritage of Abstract painting, Jaime Gili creates from a sharply South American perspective, adapting this modern visual language to …
Jannis Kounellis (Piraeus 23/3/36-Rome 16/2/17) is one of the major figures of Arte Povera. Today he looks back at a career spanning …
John Kørner, is a Danish artist who works with painting, graphics, installation and sculpture. The artist is known for his humorous approach …
Oscar Tuazon works with natural and industrial materials to create inventive and often functional objects, structures, and installations that can be used, …
