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Philippe Pasqua employs different techniques in his work, mainly painting, drawing and most recently sculpture. A self-taught artist, Pasqua sets himself apart from the crowd with his singular figurative painting. In 2010, he set up “The Storage”, a space dedicated to both individual and group artistic experimentation. Comparable to a …
Two artists have solo exhibitions at Museum Folkwang, Peggy Buth and Arwed Messmer. Peggy Buth scrutinizes the representational systems of art, literature, …
Sarah Lucas came to prominence in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s as a member of the Young British Artists (YBAs). She …
Erwin Wurm has been exploring the expressive possibilities of sculpture for over 35 years. As profound as it is ironic, his multifaceted …
Paul Ramírez Jonas’ work ranges from large-scale public installation and monumental sculpture to intimate drawings, performances, and videos. His practice is characterized …
The WMA Masters is a non-profit photography award aiming to nurture the growth of photography as an art form in Hong Kong, …
Grayson Perry’d work provokes and delights in equal measure, providing both autobiographical insights and sharp observations about others. Perry’s careful combination of …
The term “Vancouver School of photography” has been used to describe a group of artists from Vancouver whose work is based in …
The group exhibition “Transient Space” is exploring different approaches to urban space in the work of: Mike Ballard, Nathan Coley, Keith Coventry, …
Art help us to think, to dream but also to travel. I never considered although at times I have been misunderstood, I …
Through his lens Dimitris Lempesis observes and records the landscapes of Greece, initially and then he is spiriting in the “Neighborhoods of …
Working in the red thin line between different cultures, Takashi Murakami has stated that the artist is someone who understands the borders …
Modern Armenia comprises only a small portion of ancient Armenia, one of the world’s oldest centres of civilization. At its height, Armenia …
In 1967 Alison Knowles, an artist from the Fluxus Movement, produced “The House of Dust”, one of the first computer-generated poems. Each …
The second part of the “Locus-Recollection-Landscape” Performance series took place at the 4th C. BC Circular Funerary located at Kolones in Salamis …
Present discourses in design research, art, cultural studies, media studies, philosophy, and social science are dominated by the much-debated concept of the …
Nomadic homes come in all shapes and sizes. They are for the wealthy and the poor, the trendy and the out-of-luck. Changing …
Landscape has inspired painters in the past, was the canvas upon which created the most impressive and great works by the artists …
The exhibition “G.O.A.T., again” is the first institutional solo exhibition of Nari Ward in New York and is on presentation at Socrates …
Doug Aitken edits together frenetic and unique models of contemporary experience to create a new landscape, one in which he hopes we …
Edward Cella Art + Architecture Gallery in Los Angeles, for the summer presents solo exhibitions with works by: Brad Miller and Ryan …
In 1967 Alison Knowles, an artist from the Fluxus Movement, produced “The House of Dust”, one of the first computer-generated poems. Each …
Shimon Attie is a visual artist making evocative work using photographs, video installations, new media, and works on paper. Concerned with questions …
Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) was one of the last great artists in the ukiyo-e tradition. Literally meaning “pictures of the floating world,” ukiyo-e …
