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Mohamed Bourouissa is known for his direct, imposing color photographs of young people, immigrants, and everyday life in the Paris suburbs. Bourouissa is fascinated by systems, how society is structured, and how social processes are activated. Unlike traditional socially critical photographers, he always works within and in collaboration with communities. …
Since the mid-seventies, Hiroshi Sugimoto’s work has drawn on both Minimalism and Conceptual art and his numerous bodies of photographic work have …
With the exhibition “To a passer-by” Galerie Krinzinger wants to present an overview of international female artists the gallery has represented and …
PhD in Science, Technology and Arts The PhD in Science, Technology and Arts was established with the goal of developing a study …
Despite the wide appeal of Pop Art’s engaging imagery, the broader public remains unaware of the participation and significant contribution of Latin …
Playful and multifaceted, Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd’s career spanned nearly 7 decades, several pseudonyms, and most artistic techniques. The exhibition “Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd …
With artworks and historical objects from numerous Californian and European lenders the exhibition “California Dreams” draws, for the first time in Europe, …
Despite his position in the international film world, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science voting member, Panagiotis Rappas’ work as a …
In this increasingly globalised world, the exhibition “Civilization: The Way We Live Now” explores photographers’ representations of life in cities as its …
Call for curator from the Caribbean and its cultural Diaspora The Caribbean Art Initiative, a Swiss-based non-profit organization with a mission to …
About 168 km long the Berlin Wall separated the city of Berlin in Germany from 1961 to 9/9/1989, its fall was one …
Wu Tsang is an artist whose practice focuses on the moving image and performance. In 2018, Wu Tsang was the inaugurating artist …
Atsuko Tanaka in the 1950s and 1960s, challenged the boundaries of art. In post-war Japan, a period infused by the overhanging threat …
The first English publication of the reunited carpet collection of the Museum für Islamische Kunst, Berlin, located in the Pergamonmuseum on Museum …
With rhythmically arranged sharp and deep cuts, Georgia Russell transforms existing historical papers of antique books, maps and photographs into impressive expansive …
Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke and Anselm Kiefer – four world-famous artists whose renown is unique in the history of the …
Brassaï (Gyula Halász), was one of the most prominent members of the group of European and American photographers whose work between the …
Brazil’s leading artist on the international art scene, Vik Muniz is a multi-talented artist who most often works in 3-D materials to …
“Nayland Blake’s Opening” is the artist’s first one-person exhibition in Los Angeles in almost twenty years, it features sculptures that examine the …
About 168 km long the Berlin Wall separated the city of Berlin in Germany from 1961 to 9/9/1989, its fall was one …
Giuseppe Penone uses objects from the natural world to document the intertwined relationship between humans and nature in evolution over a macroscopic, …
Ed Clark emerged in the 1950s as a pioneer of the New York School. Over the course of 7 decades, his experimentations …
Swiss Psychologist Jean Piaget (1896-1980) advanced a theory for child cognitive development marked by four stages. Around age 12, in the final …
James Rosenquist was one of the seminal figures of the Pop art movement, who took as his inspiration the subject and style …
