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Indigenous Australians are the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of Australia, descended from groups that existed in Australia and surrounding islands prior to European colonisation. Australia has a tradition of Indigenous Art which is thousands of years old, the best known forms being Rock Art and Bark Painting. Evidence …
The Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art presents “The Sonnabend Collection. Half a Century of American and European Art. Part 1”, devoted to …
Born in Tlayacapan, Mexico, Giandomenico Tonatiuh Pellizzi better known as G.T. Pelizzi studied literature and philosophy at St. John’s College and graduated …
Edward Kienholz created powerful work that reflected upon contemporary social and political issues of late 20th Century America. He created life-size three-dimensional …
Good Month (!) Efi Michalarou 5/2/16
In this solo exhibition, Belgian photographer Geert Goiris explores the subconscious, instinctive defence mechanisms at work in the human brain. The exhibition …
Daido Moriyama one of Japan’s leading figures, is still a relentless force in the photography world, and a constant source of inspiration …
Otto Piene was a key artist of the 20th Century avant-garde. In 1958, at their studio in Düsseldorf, Heinz Mack and Otto …
Two American artists of different generations William Pope.L and Will Boone, show their work together. Their exhibition highlights the work of each …
Goshka Macugna is a female artist from Warsaw whose artistic works are often the result of a polyhedral process in which she …
Index Art Book Fair was founded by a group of artists, curators and designers with a long-standing involvement with art publication on …
MAXXI, the first Italian public museum devoted to contemporary creativity, arts and architecture provides not only a space in which to exhibit …
Anri Sala’s work explore the boundaries of history and geography, through the eyes of marginal characters who become accidental actors in collective …
When John Keats wrote “Beauty is truth, truth beauty”, he intended that art could sublimate and immortalise beauty and make it eternal, …
Structured as a narrative, the exhibition “Prosperous Poison” arranges holdings of mumok’s Collection from 1945 to the present. Presenting motifs, gestures and …
“H-H. Halley meets Hortal” is a collaborative exhibition featuring the work of artists Peter Halley and Yago Hortal and the materialization of …
The exhibition “Alberto Giacometti: In His Own Words (Sculptures 1925-1934)”, focuses on a series of sculptures from this crucial decade in Giacometti’s …
Takamatsu Jiro was an influential artist, theorist, and teacher in ‘60s and ‘70s Japan. His work combined subversive and playful aspects of …
Dansaekhwa, emerged in Korea in the ‘70s as a reaction against the academicism of the National Art Exhibition, which had been the …
The Interview of the important Greek sculptor George Lappas, is published in our magazine on the occasion of his premature death on …
If Baselitz is known for one thing, it is for his decision in 1969 to flip his paintings upside down, so that …
Since the late ‘80s, Stan Douglas has created films, photographs, and installations that reexamine particular locations or past events. His works often …
After computers came into wide use, and after virtually everyone in the world became connected and online, the whole world has changed …
The Other Architect presents 23 case studies that emphasize the potential for architecture to identify the urgent issues of our time. These …
