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Jeronimo Voss’ exhibition “Inverted Night Sky” is inspired by charcoal drawings of the Milky Way found in the Anton Pannekoek Institute for Astronomy in Amsterdam. From 1927 onwards, these images were transferred into all Zeiss Planetarium projection systems around the world in order to simulate the Milky Way as it …
Anders A is like a digital archaeologist who digs his visual world out of a modified memory. The artist says he …
With an emphasis on repetition, formal perfection and materiality, Liza Lou’s sculptures and environments thrive on the tension between the apparent impossibility …
Jordan Wolfson’s practice in the past 12 years has included video, film, installation, performance, print photography. Since 2009 he has focused on …
Anish Kapoor’s work reflects upon metaphysical polarities including presence and absence, being and non-being, place and non-place and the solid and the …
The work of Romuald Hazoumè deals with the social and political history of Africa and Africa’s dynamic, ever-changing role within the international …
Since the ‘80s, in his geometric abstract paintings and site-specific installations, Peter Halley has engaged in a critical examination of the spatial …
“Tropisms”, a new project by Davide Zucco, shows a single installation, of which the central object will shift in space throughout the …
Yngve Holen uses sculpture and imaging techniques to explore themes of transportation, technology, and the body. The multiple series of works he …
A major figure in the Arte Povera Movement, the Italian artist Mario Merz’s work combines a fascination with the material and metaphorical …
The work Claudia Comte is characterized by her use of a simple language of forms and her engagement with different media, such …
Benjamin H. Bratton is a theorist whose work spans Philosophy, Art and Design. His research is situated at the intersections of political …
In his work Basim Magdy uses video, painting, slide projection and installation to examine war, information systems, scientific theories and the visual …
Archaeology of the Digital is part of a multi-year research project launched by the CCA to investigate the development and use of …
Often described as the first Postmodern artist, Robert Rauschenberg was a protean innovator whose work in painting, photography, sculpture, performance, and printmaking …
The term “kinechromatic” was coined in 1951 by Mario Pedrosa to refer to the work of Brazilian artist, Abraham Palatnik. Palatnik initially …
Bernard Frize began paintg in the mid ‘70s, a time when Conceptual Art was flourishing. Painting’s intellectual currency was in decline, especially …
The inaugural exhibition at Hauser Wirth & Schimmel new complex in Los Angeles “Revolution in the Making: Abstract Sculpture by Women, 1947-2016” …
Carmen Herrera was discovered at the age of 89 after painting full-time for more than 60 years. Now recognised as a pioneer …
One of the preeminent sculptors of our era, Richard Serra, has long been acclaimed for his challenging and innovative work, which …
Sigmar Polke worked with a variety of media: paintings, photographs, drawings, prints, objects, installations, and films. Characterized by a relentlessly experimental and …
Gerhard Richter is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading contemporary artists. During a career spanning almost fifty years, the astonishing …
Emerged in the ‘60s in a generation of process-oriented Postminimalism, Richard Tuttle has created a remarkable and varied body of work that …
Alexandre Singh examines the intellectual phenomena and commercial products of our consumer society through the lens of an ironic archaeology. His works …
