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Since the 1980s, artists working in China have experimented with various materials, transforming seemingly everyday objects into large-scale artworks. These artists have exploded fireworks into paintings, felted hair into gleaming flags, stretched pantyhose into monochromatic paintings, deconstructed old doors and windows to make sculptures, and even skillfully molded porcelain into …
Since the early 1990’s, when I met him for first time, Nikos Kryonidis has moved a long path in art, experimenting not only …
Postmodernism began as a critique. By the late 1960s and early 1970s, Modernism was no longer seen as radical or even relevant. …
The Daimler Art Collection came into being in 1977. Since then, the Collection has expanded to include 2,000 works by roughly 700 …
It is virtually impossible to categorize Panamarenko’s work in a particular style or movement in contemporary art. This is because of the …
Banff Artist in Residence Summer 2020 July 20–August 21, 2020 Application deadline: March 4 Delve deeply into your practice while away from …
Since the 1980s, artists working in China have experimented with various materials, transforming seemingly everyday objects into large-scale artworks. These artists have …
Walking the streets of Bamako, Berlin, Cairo, Dakar, Johannesburg, Kinshasa, Lagos, or other megacities, Akinbode Akinbiy studies social structures, uncovers the hidden, …
At what point does noise become sound? And what is the relationship between spoken language and our aural environments? Christine Sun Kim, …
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Harun Farocki and Hito Steyerl are bound by a special form of collaboration, beyond any space-time framework. Though they belong to quite …
For her site-specific work “Perspectives” (2020) Esther Adam draws linguistic and graphic analyses on the wide glass front of the GAK project …
Mining images from advertising, social media, and entertainment since the late 1970s, Richard Prince has redefined concepts of authorship, ownership, and aura. …
Borrowing style, patterns and materials (ink and mineral pigments on silk) from classical Chinese painting Yuan Jai transfers and incorporates them in …
While painting was considered to be last popular in the 1980’s, the exhibition “Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium” is set …
The exhibition “Weather Report: Forecasting Future” is themed around the complex and varied relations between the human and nonhuman in an age …
Bringing together over three hundred photographs, her audiovisual installation as well as a series of Yanomami drawings, the exhibition “The Yanomami Struggle”, …
Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH) announces doctoral positions in performative and mediated practices with a specialisation in choreography, film and media, …
The exhibition “Sounds Lasting and Leaving” considers how the elusive medium of sound has carried through art since the early 1900s, when …
Part of an exciting new generation of Cuban artists, José Yaque creates lush canvases that resemble molten rock, layers of the earth’s …
While a few years ago none was concerned with the environment and the implications of the irrational use of natural resources, today …
“Appearance Stripped Bare” is the first book to explore two of the biggest names in modern and contemporary art side by side, …
On an old industrial plot the land was left toxic, a narrow stream marks a social barrier in the city and an …
This month begins with two new and promising Media Partnerships with International Art Fairs in Spain: Art Madrid 2020 and JUSTMAD 2020 …
