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Teresita Fernández is a sculptor who integrates architecture and the optical effects of color and light to produce exquisitely constructed, contemplative spaces. In her sculptural environments, Fernández alters space to create illusions, subtly modifying the physical sensations of the viewer and dramatizing the role architecture plays in shaping our lives …
Since Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney launched the Whitney Biennial in New York in 1932, this venerable survey of contemporary art in America has …
Over his career, Fred Tomaselli is best known for his highly detailed paintings on wood panels, combining an array of unorthodox materials …
William Eggleston is known for his pioneering work in color photography, which he helped establish as a serious artistic medium. Using a …
Crown shyness or canopy disengagement is a phenomenon observed in some tree species in which the crowns of neighboring trees of similar …
Born in Saitama, Japan, Aya Takano spent most of her childhood reading science fiction books and magazines in her father’s library. Fascinated …
Manuela Marques’ solo exhibition “Versailles. The hidden face of the sun” is the first public presentation of a group of photographs made …
The prisons we currently live in, under constant surveillance, are our cities, where any manifestation of difference is controlled and mapped in …
With Berlin divided after World War II, the new capital of West Germany became Bonn, which is a city located very close …
Seung-Taek Lee is one of the first generation of South Korean artists to have embraced the idea of experimentalism in art, and …
The Pritzker Prize is considered the Nobel of Architecture and is the highest honor and recognition for every Architect. 2017 marks the …
In 1958, Ben (Benjamin Vautier) created his shop at 32 rue Tondutti de l’Escarène in Nice. Close to the ideas of Marcel …
Women have played a pivotal role in art for centuries and yet, so often, their work has been regarded as of less …
Gabriel Orozco proposes a game where logos and the rules of the market are set against each other, as two forms of …
The first major new monograph on Olafur Eliasson in almost a decade, produced in close collaboration with Olafur Eliasson and his studio …
John Chamberlain came to fame by creating exuberant and stately forms, using the crumpled car parts’ colors to delineate the irregularity of …
Anna Oppermann is still little known, but is a key figure of the German Avant-Garde, during her career as an artist, she …
Mono-ha began as a sculpture movement, but Lee Ufan extended its literalness to painting. Loading his brush, he patted marks in a …
Friedrich Kiesler was an architect, stage designer, designer, artist and theoretician. Kiesler worked for most of his career as a designer of …
Sarah Sze employs a constellation of everyday materials in her work, ranging from found objects and photographs to handmade sculptures and living …
Born in Bangor, Wales, in 1949, Richard Deacon has emerged as one of Britain’s most celebrated sculptors. From an early stage in …
The Iranian artist Shahpour Pouyan belongs to the generation that came of age after the 1979 Islamic Revolution and the subsequent Iran-Iraq …
Bill Viola, in one of the pioneering figures of a generation of artists in the ‘70s employing video art and sound technologies. …
Selma Gürbüz presents her solo exhibition “Karnavalesk” that includes never before seen three-dimensional work, painting, work on paper, and kinetic sculpture. Gürbüz’s …
