PRESENTATION, Page 10
Born in Düsseldorf, Hans-Peter Feldmann was an influential German conceptual artist, who began his career in the late 1960s. Influenced by Pop art, he sourced his material from everyday life and popular culture. Throughout his life, Feldmann collected images of all kinds – newspaper and magazine clippings, as well as …
Carol Bove’s artistic project, developed consistently since the early 2000s, is fundamentally concerned with the contextual nature of meaning. Her work demonstrates …
Lee Mingwei creates participatory installations that enable strangers to engage with concepts of trust, intimacy, and self-awareness. Additionally, Lee conducts one-on-one events …
Paolo Colombo illustrates with exactness a lyrical series of moments in his paintings, each holding the intensity of a world. Working with …
For many years, Oliver Resslerhas been operating at the interface between art and activism, engaging with subjects including democracy, work, migration and …
Sam Falls has created his own formal language by intertwining photography’s core parameters of time and exposure with nature and her elements. …
Klara Kristalova creates figurative ceramic sculptures that take on hybrid forms. Many of Kristalova’s works incorporate both aspects of the human body …
Environments are artworks in which viewers play an active role, stimulated by objects, light, moving image, and sound as they move through …
Andra Ursuţa’s seductive and unsettling sculptures – often made from casts of her own body – are radical hybrid beings. Recalling both …
The Norwegian artist Sandra Mujinga maintains a multidisciplinary practice driven by a profound interest in the body, skin, and its visibility and …
Born in Düsseldorf, Hans-Peter Feldmann was an influential German conceptual artist, who began his career in the late 1960s. Influenced by Pop …
Born in New Orleans and now based in Brooklyn, Willie Birch has devoted his career to illuminating the richness and complexity of …
Since her sensational debut in the late 1980s with experimental works that responded to Korea’s turbulent sociopolitical context, Lee has, over the …
Lee Kang So is one of Korea’s foremost contemporary artists. Since the 1970s he has worked across photography, painting, printmaking, sculpture, installation …
Lee Bae’s monochromatic practice is a formal and immersive journey into the abysses of blackness. Subtly blurring the lines between drawing, painting, …
Steven Parrino is best known for his signature “misshaped” monochromes with slashed, torn, or twisted canvases. He was one of the most …
Hugh Hayden is a pathbreaking contemporary sculptor whose visceral artworks reveal the complex markers of identity and aspiration within American culture. His …
Haegue Yang is one of the most influential voices in visual culture and I have long admired her deft skill at creating …
Asta Gröting is an artist whose practice spans video, sculpture, and performance, weaving together psychological, social, and cultural references into works that …
In the 1950’s, a uniquely innovative and experimental art movement began to flourish in The Hague: the New Hague School. Inspired by …
A senior Anmatyerr woman from the Sandover region of the Northern Territory, Emily Kam Kngwarray (c. 1910–1996) transformed the deep ceremonial and …
Arcangelo Sassolino’s work is the result of a close dialogue between art and physics. His interest in mechanics and technology opens up …
Few artists embody the paradoxes of postwar art as elegantly—or as mischievously—as John M Armleder. A central figure in Swiss contemporary art …
Christine Streuli captivates with her use of bright colors and complex layering, making her paintings oscillate between a conceptual approach and intuition, …
