Page 78
The exhibition “Mapping the 60s” is based on the thought that substantial sociopolitical movements of the twenty-first century have their roots in the 1960s. Black Lives Matter and #MeToo, for example, have built on the anti-racist and feminist upheavals of yesteryear, as have current debates on war, mass media and …
Xiyao Wang is one of the most prominent young voices in abstract painting Renowned for her powerful, immersive paintings, Wang’s distinctive use …
The provocative practice of Penny Slinger spans photography, collage, film and sculpture. Active from the late 1960s, Slinger emerged into a maelstrom …
The 12th OISTAT Theatre Architecture Competition (TAC) is organised by Sharjah Performing Arts Academy (SPAA) and the OISTAT Architecture Commission with support …
Alex Katz is one of the most recognized and widely exhibited artists of his generation. Coming of age between Abstract Expressionism and …
Sung Tieu creates minimalist environments, working with various media such as installation, sculpture, video, photography, drawing, text and sound. Documents, found objects …
Diversifying audiences, reaching out, inviting, and maintaining ties with them, hence making the museum accessible and relevant for today’s and tomorrow’s societies …
Josef and Anni Albers were pioneering 20th-century artists whose work, writing, and teaching demonstrably transformed the way that people see color and …
Since graduating from Yale in 1989, Matthew Barney has made a rapid impact on the art world. In 1994 Barney embarked on …
Catalina Tuca is a multidisciplinary Visual Artist, educator, and independent curator, working in the intersections of geographic identities, collective memories, and hybrid …
From 1980 to 1982, the renowned Korean abstract painter, Yun Hyong-keun resided in Paris, seeking both peace from the violent political turmoil …
The University of the Arts Bremen (HfK) is committed to diversity and equal opportunities and offers a diverse range of courses of …
Moving seamlessly from his early photographs to sculpture, immersive environments, large-scale public interventions, and architectural projects, Olafur Eliasson uses simple natural elements …
Through his photographic practice Abdulhamid Kircher examines possibilities for reconciliation, questions of identity and intimacy, impacts of patriarchy and violence. He was …
The group exhibition “Twilight is a Place of Promise” features the work of 19 international artists born between 1895 and 1996. The …
Widely defined by her use of color, something she remained adamant about from her early studies, Pacita Abad pioneered new forms of …
The exhibition “Beyond the Lines” features the works and research of artists who were Residents at the Villa Empain and whose preferred …
Informed by the ways in which everyday objects and imagery can be transfigured into signifiers of identity, history, and mythology, Latifa Echakhch’s …
An important figure in American post-Abstract Expressionism, Al Held is best known for his large scale, Hard-edge paintings. While Held’s sharp contours, …
The University of Saskatchewan Art Galleries and Collection (USAGaC) has now opened the application call for the third annual ohpinamake Prize for …
Irving Penn was one of the most important and influential photographers of the 20th Century. In a career that spanned almost 70years, …
Seta Manoukian – Ani Pema Drolma is a Lebanese painter of Armenian descent. She was a prominent figure in the burgeoning Beirut …
Sarah Sze’s immersive works challenge the static nature of art. Her work questions the value society places on images and objects and …
S.M.A.K., the Stedelijk Museum of Contemporary Art, shows art from its own collection in dialogue with works of contemporary artists from all …
