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Katherine Bernhardt’s boundless visual appetite has established her as one of the most energetic painters working today. Her trust in the fundamental underpinnings of painting gives her the freedom to depict anything she wants, and the democratizing surfaces of her canvases work without illusion, perspective, logical scale shifts, or atmosphere. …
The British artist Rose Wylie has become known for her uniquely recognizable, colorful, and exuberant compositions that appear aesthetically candid, not seeming …
Willem de Kooning was a first-generation member of the New York School, a group of American artists who rose to prominence in …
One of the preeminent figures in American art since the 1960s, Robert Indiana played a central role in the development of assemblage …
Born in 1939, Jack Whitten is celebrated for his innovative processes of applying paint to the surface of his canvases and transfiguring …
Described by Richard Meier as an architect whose “groundbreaking ideas” have “had a major impact on the thinking of designers and architects,” …
The exhibition “Radio Luxembourg: Echoes across borders” retraces the plurality of artistic practices from the 1990s until today, with the exception of …
Thresholds, the annual peer-reviewed journal produced by the MIT Department of Architecture and published by the MIT Press, is now accepting submissions …
Best known for his monumental paintings and installations, Anselm Kiefer has become a towering figure of post-war art, his artistic techniques and …
The exhibition ““Haori. Men’s Clothing from the Early Twentieth Century Tells the Story of Japan” offers a unique window onto Japanese material …
Helen Frankenthaler was among the most influential artists of the mid-20th century. Introduced early in her career to major artists such as …
The Ringier Collection was initiated by Swiss publisher Michael Ringier and spans a wide range of contemporary art, including photography, video, painting, …
Of all building materials in the world, brick is one of the most enduring and ubiquitous. Traces of brickmaking date back to …
Curatorial Studies—Theory—History—Criticism is a two-year Master of Arts program, established in 2010 by Goethe University Frankfurt and Hochschule für Bildende Künste–Städelschule in …
Shara Hughes refers to her paintings and drawings as psychological or invented landscapes, a term that derives from her working process and …
Over the past six decades, Martha Jungwirth has forged a singular approach to abstraction that is grounded in the body and closely …
Tom Anholt explores the human condition through paintings composed of florid allegory, rich narratives, and otherworldly landscapes that mine the imagination as …
“The Current IV: Caribbean” 2023–2025, focuses on identifying, studying, and spreading the knowledge of the aesthetic strategies and tools generated from the …
The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, home to Switzerland’s largest international design collection, is celebrating its 150th anniversary with the opening of the …
Jean Dubuffet’s work is marked by a rebellious attitude toward prevailing notions of high culture, beauty, and good taste. He began making …
Amoako Boafo reimagines the canon of portraiture, emerging as a key artist in defining the contemporary culture of Africa and the African …
Sea Hyun Lee’s paintings are rooted in the past, but occur simultaneously current and contemporary. In the paintings the peninsular mountain landscape seam stacked …
Suzanne Lacy is an American social practice artist, who coined the term new genre public art. Her work spans from visual art, …
One of the most influential British artists working today, Ed Atkins is best known for his computer-generated videos and animations. Repurposing contemporary …
