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Hồ Xuân Hương (1772-1822) is known as an iconoclast whose life and work challenged the conventions for both a woman and a poet of her day. Formally her poetry followed classical Chinese styles, but she preferred to write using Nôm, a unique and nearly extinct ideographic writing system in which …
Gregory Kalliche presents his solo exhibition “Second Sun” at The Knockdown Center, as part of its Ruin Series, the exhibition is situated …
The phrase “In the cut” speaks to physical isolation. As an idiom it refers to sites that are removed from dense populations, …
The Metropolitan Arts Centre (MAC) is Belfast’s new arts venue, selecting, creating and mixing up art, theatre, dance and music, among the …
Echoing the role artists and the European Arts and Crafts movement played in creating and articulating a new vision for Ireland pre-1916, …
Aichi Triennale is an international art festival aimed at showcasing as fully as possible the artistic activities of the present day, including …
Tadashi Kawamata is an artist who transforms our environment, he works in the midst of demolition and construction. These projects have taken …
Some boys don’t belong in school, they’re just too strange. Lukas Duwenhögger’s paintings, collages and drawings are wild proof that he was …
The Wassaic Project’s 9th Annual Summer Exhibition takes its title from Robert William’s painting, “Appetite for Destruction” (1978), as well as …
On the occasion of the XXI International Exposition, Triennale Design Museum presents “W. Women in Italian Design”. The exhibition is targeted at …
Andreas Gursky studied at the local Kunstakademie with Bernd Becher in the ‘80s. Alongside Thomas Struth, Jörg Sasse, Candida Höfer, and Thomas …
Yuri Pattison works with digital media, video and sculpture to explore the political implications of new technologies and the changing nature of …
The exhibition “The Whale That Was a Submarine – Contemporary Positions from Albania and Kosovo” presents a selection of contemporary positions from …
Atopia, a word mainly used in medicine and philosophy, literally means placelessness, out of place, unclassifiable and of high originality. It is, …
Since 1962, Oldenburg has been making soft sculpture based on common objects ranging from household fixtures (such as toilets, fans, and light …
Mike Nelson came to prominence in the late ‘90s, creating psychological environments by sifting through the debris of modern life. His installations …
The borderlines in art history are at times bound to be vague. As culture was perceived to have come into its own, …
There have been many books that attempt to capture and analyse the depth and breadth of photography over a given period. The …
Devoted to the art of the U.S.A., the Whitney Museum of American Art presents the full range of 20th Century and Contemporary …
The Knockdown Center, is housed in a former glass factory in Maspeth, Queens. Owned by a private individual who lives onsite in …
Nam June Paik needs no introduction, he transformed video into an artist’s medium with his media-based art that challenged and changed our …
Growing up near Los Angeles, Manny Krakowski had observed phenomena such consumerism, industry and advertising that supports it. His relationship with daily …
Katharina Fritsch vividly unites the personal and the collective. Her works oscillate between melancholy, light-heartedness and escapism, and between illusion and sublimation. …
The exhibition “The Memory of the Future”, at the Musée de l’Elysée, opens up a dialogue between the work of the pioneers …
