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The Department of Art at Cornell University’s College of Architecture, Art, and Planning (Cornell AAP) invites applications to undergraduate and graduate degree programs, due early 2025. Register now to attend virtual information sessions this fall where prospective candidates can ask questions and hear from department faculty and current students about …
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 …
In Chris Ofili’s work painterly and cultural elements (both sacred and profane, personal and political, from high art and popular culture) come …
