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In her artistic practice, Daiga Grantina creates large-scale sculptural assemblages that emulate the natural world, often resembling terrariums and vegetation. Her labored configurations employ synthetic materials and incorporate conflicting physical qualities: soft and hard, transparent and opaque, mobile and static, strong and weak. By Efi Michalarou Photo: New Museum Archive …
Richard Artschwager’s work has been classified as Pop Art due to the work’s derivation from utilitarian objects; Minimalist, in reference to Artschwager’s …
In 1984, while Amar Kanwar was studying history at the University of Delhi, two events occurred that impacted his subsequent philosophical and …
T.J. Wilcox’s work is characterized by a fascination with personal narrative and the ways in which history is always under construction, woven …
While we all felt that we were entering a new era, beyond the Second-wave feminism of the 1960’s and 1970’s that broadened …
Co-presented with AICA USA (US section of International Association of Art Critics), the Art Critic Mentoring program provides seven writers annually with the …
Since 1979 Peter Fischli and David Weiss have been collaborating on a body of work that combines, rearranges, or otherwise manipulates their …
Kazimir Malevich was undoubtably one of the most influential modernist artists and the first one to engage fully in geometric abstraction. Malevich’s …
The son of a painter and a ceramicist, Camille Blatrix initially studied graphic design in Strasbourg. “My father never really made a …
Lucas Samaras is not the best-known artist in America, but among the experts he is considered a wizard, and among artists he’s …
One of the most significant Korean artists of the twentieth century, Yun Hyong-keun is widely recognized for his signature abstract compositions, which …
Paolo Colombo (born 1949, Turin, Italy) is an international art curator and living in Athens since 2008, as an artist, he is …
Since the late 1980s, Stan Douglas has created films and photographs and more recently theater productions and other multidisciplinary projects that investigate …
Petra Lindholm’sexhibition “Fever” consists of two parts. The new film “Bystanders” and a new series of textile assemblages under the title “Book of Changes”. Petra …
Just after graduating from Yale School of Art in 2018, Vaughn Spann has had a sold-out solo show at Half Gallery in …
Erwin Wurm is famous for the “One Minute Figures” and “One Minute Sculptures” that he has been making since the late 1980s. …
Lynn Umlauf, pays the grid no attention whatsoever, creating shaped, biomorphic canvases overlaid with configurations of cutout paper, which are painted with …
Man Ray was the only American to play a major role in both the Dada and Surrealist movements. His work spanned painting, …
The Ithaca College low-residency Image Text MFA is a unique terminal degree program focused on the intersection of writing and photography. Students …
For its inaugural display at WINDOW, Anton Kern Gallery is presenting two works: a neon sign by David Shrigley (mis)spelling “Exibition” as …
Born in 1953 in Michigan, USA, James Casebere lives and works in New York. The work produced by this pioneer of staged …
Over the last 25 years Fiona Rae has developed a distinctive body of work, full of restless energy, humour and complexity, which …
Yesterday browsing the international press, I looked again Yinka Shonibare’s CBE solo exhibition “Flower Power” at Fukuoka City Art Museum in Japan. …
While brief, the 1991 Gulf War marked the start of a lengthy period of military involvement in the country that led to …
