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The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto invites applications for a full-time tenure stream appointment in the area of Visual Studies. This appointment will be at the rank of Assistant Professor, with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2025. This search …
Liliane Lijn has been working at the intersection of visual art, poetry and science for over six decades. Her category-defying work takes …
The School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University invites nominations and applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Tenured Associate/Full professor position in …
Since the Eighties, the Japanese-Swiss artist Leiko Ikemura has created an unmistakable oeuvre. Whereas her early works were characterized by radical expression, …
Kiri Dalena is an acclaimed visual artist and filmmaker known internationally for her works that lay bare the social inequalities and injustices …
Turkish artist Ayşe Erkmen reflects on her artistic journey, the notion of freedom in art, and her unconventional creative process. With a …
The group exhibition “Visual Investigations: Between Advocacy, Journalism and Law” is dedicated to the emergent field of visual investigations to show, through …
Applications for the German Academy Rome Villa Massimo until January 15, 2025! The “Rome Prize” of the German Academy Rome Villa Massimo …
Pan-Africanism, first named and theorized around 1900, is commonly regarded as an umbrella term for political movements that have advanced the call …
Ryuichi Sasamoto is a New York-based artist who works in performance, sculpture, dance, and whatever medium is effective for conveying her ideas. …
Rick Lowe’s extensive body of work in painting, drawing, and installation is paired with numerous collaborative projects, undertaken in the spirit and …
Skygazing, or more literally gazing at the sky, is an activity for leisure or with an interest in amateur astronomy. Astronomical observations …
Thomas J Price’s practice confronts preconceived attitudes towards representation and identity, foregrounding the intrinsic value of the individual and subverting structures of …
The exhibition “Near to the Wild Heart” brings together works by artists from different generations that trace sensorial, non-verbal, spiritual or otherwise …
The exhibition “Smell of Freshly Chopped Wood” tells about the life, work and belonging to specific landscapes, forests, islands, plateaus and valleys …
For the 168th time the Charlottenborg Foundation invites everyone to apply to the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen, Denmark. …
Drawing influence from popular music, fashion, literature, cultural and critical theory, and his own individual heritage, Jeffrey Gibson recontextualizes the familiar to offer …
A pivotal figure in conceptual art, Charles Gaines’ body of work engages formulas and systems that interrogate relationships between the objective and …
In this interview, the artist Peter Wächtler shares insights into his creative process, which involves experimentation, humor, and deconstruction. Peter Wächtler embraces …
Departing loosely from Wong Kar Wai’s “Happy Together” (1997), the exhibition “How to be Happy Together?” enacts a critique of dualism and …
“Diaspora” is a word typically associated with displacement. People move and are forcibly moved, and their cultures disperse. But diasporas also provoke …
Adrian Paci is known primarily for his work in performance and video, although he explores similar subjects in painting, photography, and sculpture. …
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation is pleased to announce an open call for applications to the fifth annual Archives Research Residency, a …
While he was still a student at Central Saint Martin’s School of Art, Richard Long set off to hitchhike home to Bristol. …
