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Kensaku Kakimoto is a cinematographer, a producer of numerous films as well as a video artist. He has also received much acclaim in the field of contemporary art. Many of Kakimoto’s film works are condensed with aspects in seemingly inexpressible ways from the subject’s body temperature and heat, the atmosphere …
Ed Ruscha stands out as one of the most prominent figures of 20th century American art. In this video, the 80-year-old artist, …
The book “I See That I See What You Don’t See” presents a layered, non-binary perspective on darkness. Navigating cosmic, automated, and …
Interdisciplinary research, self-directed studio practice, national and international travel The Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art program at Maine College of …
Over the past three decades, Shirin Neshat has produced some of the most arresting imagery in contemporary art. The Iranian-born New York-based …
Marian Goodman Gallery presents the first historical exhibition of Multiples, Inc., the art publishing company founded by Marian Goodman and a few …
Wyatt Kahn is primarily known for his investigations into the visual and spatial relationship between painting and sculpture. Using unprimed canvases stretched …
Enrico Castellani is known for his relief paintings, starting with two-dimensional works formed by fastening canvas over protruding nails to allow for …
Born in 1930, Raoul de Keyser is one of Europe’s leading painters. In the mid-1960s, he was a member of Nieuwe Visie, …
With his manipulations of photographs from many different sources, Thomas Ruff comments in an incredibly clever way on how we see images …
The dystopian world that the Anthropocene bequeath to the future is a crucial focal point for contemporary South Korean artists. “Anthropocene: Korea …
Richard Artschwager forged a unique path in art from the early 1950s through the early twenty-first century, making the visual comprehension of …
Lu Chao (studied oil painting at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing (China) until 2012. Under the tutorship of the …
The term ‘abstract art’ is a rather vague umbrella term for any painting or sculpture which does not portray recognizable objects or …
Featuring new and recent paintings by twelve artists, the group exhibition “In Situ”, is using Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s* seminal 1892 text “The …
Ugo Rondinone has garnered international attention for his poetic, evocative work across a wide range of styles and media. Often working on …
Degree exhibitions are some of the most relevant and widely attended art events in many art communities. They also produce a lot …
Tara Donovan’s large-scale installations, sculptures, drawings, and prints utilize everyday objects to explore the transformative effects of accumulation and aggregation. By identifying …
Pak Sheung Chuen’s work is based on the artist’s belief that through his artworks he can bring to the fore the interwoven …
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)(HKUST (GZ)) invites applications for faculty positions at the ranks of Assistant Professor, Associate …
The book “More-than-Human”, Co-published by Het Nieuwe Instituut, Office for Political Innovation, General Ecology Project at Serpentine Galleries and Manifesta Foundation, brings together …
While the artworks that have influenced me last year and are patiently waiting in my archive to retrieve them and talk about …
Thomas Klotz first became known for a work published in 2019 by EYD Paris, “NORTHSCAPE”, which presents a series focused on his …
Swiss artist Not Vital is an intriguing example of how the gap between art and architecture is narrowing. The artist, who is …
