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Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art presents for the first time a selection of works from its collection exclusively by women. “Women’s Quota 01”, the first section of the two-part exhibition focuses on women’s roles and women’s (self-)representation in art, while the second section …
The Department of Art at Cornell University’s College of Architecture, Art, and Planning (Cornell AAP) invites applications to undergraduate and graduate degree …
Cosima von Bonin creates transformations of the everyday. For her expansive exhibitions she draws on numerous references from popular culture as well …
Fresco and Embroidery are ancient skills that bare history and memory within them. Not as materials, but as testimonies. Silent processes performed …
An art world icon and a performance art pioneer, Marina Abramović has captivated audiences by pushing the limits of her body and …
Paul Huf was a renowned Dutch photographer known for his significant contribution to portrait and fashion photography. Born in Amsterdam, Huf gained …
Neo Rauch’s paintings are wormholes into worlds of startling psychological power and cultural collisions. His scenes involve the viewer in a history …
The Sigg Fellowship for Chinese Art Research 2024/25 supports new research on Chinese art, in dialogue with the M+ Collections. It corresponds …
To a naïve viewer, what Peter Halley does is abstract painting: what else could these puzzles of squares and rectangles, parallel stripes …
Throughout his fifty-year career, Giuseppe Penone has employed a wide range of materials and forms in an exploration of the fundamental language …
German artist Olaf Holzapfel is known for his works in which he combines traditional crafts with contemporary concepts. His exhibitions address topics …
Sturtevant is best known for her repetitions of the works of other artists, which she recreated manually from memory after having seen …
Takashi Murakami combines the most cutting-edge techniques with the precision and virtuosity of traditional Japanese art. Inspired by anime and character culture, his …
Founded in 1970 by gallerists from Basel, Art Basel today stages the world’s premier art shows for Modern and contemporary art, sited …
As the title suggests in the exhibition “Arte Povera. Charting a Revolution” are shown works by some of the key protagonists of …
We are pleased to announce the Open Call for Skowhegan’s upcoming 2025 program (June 7–August 9, 2025). For nearly eight decades, Skowhegan …
Grace Schwindt works with sculpture, performance, drawing and film. Through her work she unfolds visual narratives that explore the effects of capitalist …
Born from the utopian vision of creating a contemporary art fair on a human scale, where gathering, discovery, content, and a shared …
Following the waves of Minimalism and Conceptual art at the end of the 20th Century, Jean-Michel Basquiat stood out as a figurative …
Christopher Hartmann’s paintings present us with places in which specific time and space are suspended. They are concerned with relationships; how these …
Carsten Höller applies scientific curiosity to his work as an artist, exploring human behavior, perception, and altered states of consciousness with playful, …
The Loeb Fellowship at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) is now accepting applications for the Loeb Fellowship Class of 2026. …
Thomas Schütte’s early work offered a critique of then-dominant Minimalist and Conceptual art while deeply engaging with cultural and historical content. Schütte’s …
James Turrell explores the myriad possibilities of light as subject, material, and medium of perception, as well as its inherent connections to …
