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Richard Serra is famed for his literally colossal works. In the ‘70s he began working with the large steel plates that became his trademark. He used industrial processes and then placed the plates in a space in such a way that visitors experienced them differently. Serra’s gigantic sculptures, which he …
In a world in which mankind has experienced the greatest advances but also the greatest inequalitie, the mere idea of achieving happiness …
Naama Tsabar creates sculptures, installations, and performances that often transform the exhibition space itself into a musical instrument to be played. With …
Orchard Street, located on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, is rich with history. Once a literal Orchard belonging to James De Lancey, the …
Steve Gianakos draws his forms with crisp lines that bring to mind the simplicity of minimalism. Appropriating the iconic style of 1950’s …
Each July and August the Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA) produces Summer School, a series of public programs that teases out …
The group exhibition “Limits of Knowing“, explores the utmost borders of the rational knowledge. Inspired by the theory of unknowability, the interdisciplinary …
Jean Dubuffet is one of the defining artists of the 2nd half of the 20th Century. In 1942, at the age of …
Martin Kippenberger was an extremely prolific artist, he worked in multiple mediums including painting, sculpture, installation, drawing, posters, photography and collage. Through …
Cameron Martin is best known for his large-scaled, photographically-based landscape paintings. For years his painting practice centered on investigating various modes of …
In many of her projects, Louise Lawler photographs artists’ works after they have left the studio, which allows her to comment on …
Monique Frydman attended the École des Beaux-Arts de Toulouse and moved to Paris in the early ‘60s. Since the late ‘70s, Monique …
Glen Rubsamen’s work focuses on documentation and collection of different times of the day, such as sunrise or sunset. His works, mainly …
Performing across painting, sculpture, installation, and photography, Edward Krasiński was one of the most interesting protagonists of Polish Avant-Garde of the ‘60s …
The visual world of Dimitris Tzamouranis evokes historical, mythological and religious themes already familiar to the viewer like the Mexican Day of …
In the work of Ulf Rollof opposites confront each another. Natural scenery confronts culture, reflexion intuition. Nothing is self-explanatory. The vulnerability of …
Katharina Fritsch’s iconic and singular sculpture plays on the tension between reality and apparition, between the familiar and the surreal or uncanny. …
Gerhard Richter has worked on a dazzling renewal of painting for over 50 years. The wide- ranging oeuvre of perhaps the most …
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Like other Avant-Garde Movements of the time, De Stijl, emerged largely in response to the horrors of World War I and the …
The Serralves Foundation currently holds over 4300 works in its collection, of which more than 1700 belong to Serralves with a further …
As the vehicle of mass communication of the 21st Century, the internet, supplies us via social media, live streams, and news feeds …
A main characteristic of Hungarian Neo-Avant-Garde is that it primarily unfolded in the cultural scene of rural cities in the ’60s and …
Helen Frankenthaler was introduced early in her career to major artists such as Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline and Robert Motherwell, whom she …
