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Suzan Frecon is an artist devoted to a slow process of mastering the medium of paint. Frecon grinds her own pigments and hand mixes them with oils or, to produce encaustic, with melted beeswax. Her large oil paintings on canvas and small encaustic studies on wood record a painstaking exploration …
Ilaria Bignotti’s research areas are focused on the European art of post-war period, with particular attention to Spatialism, Object-painting, programmed and kinetic …
In his work Henrik Olesen investigates structures of power and systems of knowledge to reveal inherent logics and rules of social and …
Jan Fabre lives and works in his native city, Antwerp. He is known for his powerful figurative or abstract drawings executed in …
As one of the most important representatives of Spanish contemporary art, Miquel Barceló is drawing inspiration from Diego Velázquez and art-making practices …
The term “Arte Povera” was introduced in 1967 by Italian art critic and curator Germano Celant to describe the work by young …
Lydia Dambassina in her conceptual works is mixing in installations, objets trouvés, photos, texts and videos. Also she has worked as a …
Danh Vo & Daphné Le Sergent present two new exhibitions at CAPC Contemporary Art Museum in Bordeaux, reflecting the commitment of the …
Ileana Sonnabend helped shape the course of postwar art in Europe and North America. A gallerist and noted collector, Sonnabend discovered and …
From 18/6 to 3/716, 100 kilometers east of Milan and 200 kilometers west of Venice, “The Floating Piers” by Christo and Jeanne-Claude …
European ArtEast Foundation (EAEF) is inviting proposaIs for grants for research focused on Eastern European artists working in the region in the …
Today one of Italy’s most internationally acclaimed artists, Giovanni Anselmo first emerged as part of the Arte Povera Movement during the second …
An artist, poet, theoretician, and professor of arts and design at the Bauhaus, Black Mountain College and Yale University, Josef Albers worked …
Cecilia Vicuña is a poet, visual artist, filmmaker and political activist, Her multi-dimensional works begin as a poem, image, object, or line, …
Eleni Papaioannou’s artistic practice examines the relationship between artwork and urban space, the notion of the ephemeral, and the interrelation between spatial …
The exhibition “Adapt to Survive: Notes from the Future” brings together artworks by seven artists that explore how our world might look …
The Royal Academy Schools is seeking applications for The Starr Fellowship in 2018–19, a year long fellowship for American nationals with a …
Cameron Jamie’s work created over the past 20 years, ranges through a wide range of media: performance, video, sculpture, installation, photography and …
The 1960s and 1970s witnessed what has been termed the “dematerialization” of the art object. By contrast, the 1980s were characterized by …
Working between conceptual and documentary approaches to image making, Catherine Opie examines familiar genres: portraiture, landscape, and studio photography—in surprising uses of …
Waltercio Caldas’s work defies typical interpretation and classification. Using materials that range from the refined to the commonplace, his sculpture, installations, and …
Through a fusion of painting with architecture and sculpture, Grosse produces a physically immersive experience for the viewer, choosing to work directly …
Each year, Foam Magazine invites photographers between the ages of 18 and 35, from all across the world, to submit their portfolios …
Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s video works and installations engage discourses around historical and contemporary technologies in relation to chronopolitics as well as the politics …
