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The group exhibition “Masculinities: Liberation through Photography” explores the diverse ways in which masculinity is experienced, performed and socially constructed through photography and film from the 1960s to the present day. The exhibition is part of EMOP Berlin – European Month of Photography 2020 and builds on the Gropius Bau’s …
The worldwide experience of lockdown and the adoption of social and physical distancing have made us reconsider the idea that our bodies …
Ioanna Myrka was born in Athens. She has pursued postgraduate studies in the Athens University School of Fine Arts “Digital Art Forms” …
Rebecca Howe Quaytman’s oeuvre can be seen as one of the most original attempts to revitalise and update the intellectual and emotional …
Titled “TheStars” Richard Tuttle’s new body of sculptures for Modern Art were made during the summer of 2019 at his home and …
Over the course of his sixty-year long career, Robert Rauschenberg was inspired by wide-ranging experiences, collaborations, and a spirit of experimentation with …
The Textile Center residency in Blönduós, northwest Iceland, seeks to promote an atmosphere of creativity, experimentation and reflection for artists and scholars …
Peter Fischli’s works are always characterized by precise observation, cunning criticism, and mischievous mimicry. As one of today’s most renowned artists, his …
The 1960s and ‘70s were revolutionary years for Italy; the nation was rapidly emerging from a turbulent post-war era and seeking a …
Oscar Murillo is known for an inventive and itinerant practice that encompasses paintings, works on paper, sculptures, installations, actions, live events, collaborative …
October 2020, is very different from the other years. The embarrassment is obvious after the international lockdown of Spring 2020, some people …
Known as “the painter of black and light,” Pierre Soulages has forged a career remarkable not only for its rigorous invention, but …
We are pleased to announce a new series of artist residency expeditions into one of the richest biomes on our planet, inside …
Influenced by 1960s counterculture, the free speech movement, and the surf ethos of her native California, Mary Heilmann ranks amongst the most …
Martine Syms has earned wide recognition for a practice that combines conceptual grit, humour and social commentary. Using a combination of video, …
Taro lzumi’s first major solo exhibition in Switzerland rests on his observations of our lifestyles, social interactions, and relations with nature and …
Art Inside Out is offering a residency with the theme “Other choreographies, new spaces”, based on the concept of critical tourism. We …
In the exhibition “UNIQUE” are on view some sixty editions made by artists for Parkett since 1984 with unique elements and variations, …
Dóra Maurer’s rigorous, conceptual work spans 50 years and incorporates painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and filmmaking. Also active as a curator and …
Yannis Gaitis is best known for his paintings of repeating men dressed identically in hats and plaid jackets. Throughout his oeuvre, the …
Rebecca Howe Quaytman’s oeuvre can be seen as one of the most original attempts to revitalise and update the intellectual and emotional …
Doug Aitken explores the impacts of technology on individuals and society In his first solo exhibition in Finland, “I Only Have Eyes …
The group exhibition “Masculinities: Liberation through Photography” explores the diverse ways in which masculinity is experienced, performed and socially constructed through photography …
After graduating from Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris with honors in 2016, Alexandre Lenoir moved to Casablanca in 2017 for a residency, …
