dreamideamachine ART VIEW
This year’s graduate exhibitions of the Athens School of Fine Arts (ASFA) returned to the School’s exhibition venue “Nikos Kessanlis” on Pireos Street 256, presenting a rich variety of expressive media and a wide spectrum of artistic inquiries. Over the course of three successive exhibition periods in March (4–6, 11–13 …
In 2025 and beyond, contemporary art finds itself negotiating a paradox: an era defined by saturation—of images, information, and algorithmic production—has catalyzed a renewed hunger for meaning, tactility, and emotional resonance. Across galleries, fairs, and institutional exhibitions, artists are no longer merely producing objects; they are constructing frameworks for perception, …
The multimedia practice of Ran Hwang operates within a compelling tension: between fragility and monumentality, repetition and transformation, material presence and spiritual evanescence. Her large-scale installations, particularly those presented in the solo exhibition “Noble Blossoms”, exemplify a body of work that is as technically rigorous as it is philosophically resonant. …
In an era when abstraction was being redefined, Helen Frankenthaler forged a language of color that felt both spontaneous and exacting. The …
Vila 31 x Art Explora announces the open call for its 2027 residency programme in Tirana, Albania. Following a remarkable inaugural year …
Liesl Raff’s sculptures explore the nuances of physical and social interactions through a profound appreciation of diverse materials and persistent experimentation. Her …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind the Korean artis Kimsooja (29/4/1957- ). Adressing issues of the displaced self and others, …
For more than three decades, Katharina Grosse has radically reshaped the terrain of painting. In her work, vibrant colour spreads across interiors, …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind William Kentridge (28/4/1955- ). He rose to prominence in the ‘90s with expressive drawings, …
Marcel Duchamp emerged from an artistic milieu that shaped his early trajectory. His grandfather worked as a printmaker and painter, while his …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind the French artist Yves Klein (28/4/1928-6/6/1962), Klein was born in Nice and his parents …
Fritz Scholder is credited with having reconceptualized the portrayal of Native Americans in contemporary art away from traditional, romanticized stereotypes to a …
Tindara Spartà belongs to a generation of artists who reconsider the domestic sphere as a site of tension, projection, and psychological ambiguity. …
“Unearthed Conversation” presents new work by artists Francisca García and Mario Navarro. The project was developed in 2022 as a proposal for …
Marina Bompou is a printmaker of the younger generation, Her work focuses on themes of memory, identity, and lived experience, bridging the …
Loie Hollowell’s “Overview Effect” catalogue is a visually commanding and conceptually layered document that faithfully records the scale, color intensity, and bodily …
Phileas—The Austrian Office for Contemporary Art invites museums, biennials and art institutions to apply for grants to support international projects with Austrian …
The nymphs of classical mythology are elusive, belonging to the transient spaces where water meets land, where shadow clings to light. Now, …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Cy Twombly (25/4/1928-5/7/2011), he is considered to be one of the greatest American painters …
Peggy Guggenheim’s Cork Street gallery had an outsized impact on London’s art scene during its brief eighteen-month run. In that time, it …
The exhibition “Which side are you on?” unfolds not merely as an exhibition but as an immersive spatial argument—one that interrogates the …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind the British artist Bridget Riley born in London (24/4/1931- ) is an English painter …
Peter Zumthor (26/4/1943- ) is an architect admired by his colleagues around the world for work that is focused, uncompromising and exceptionally …
Anna Tuori’s solo exhibition “Crimson & Clover” title borrows from the 1968 song by Tommy James and the Shondells, carrying a …
