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Georgian artist and writer Karlo Kacharava was feverishly prolific. A polymathic figure living in Tbilisi of the late 1980s and early ’90s, he produced paintings, essays, poetry, and art criticism as if possessed by some secret knowledge that his would be a short life: He died in 1994 of an …
The exhibition “Action as Sculpture” is an encounter between two artists who never met in person. In an exchange of letters between …
For the entire length of his career, this Anish Kapoor has been fascinated with the notions of shape and void, perspective, light …
For over thirteen years, Boris Nikitin’s productions, texts and happenings have been dealing with the representation and production of identity and reality. …
SEA AiR is a new programme that aims to foster artistic exchange between Southeast Asia and the European Union, with Singapore as …
The Josef Albers Museum Quadrat, in cooperation with researchers from the Institute of Art History of the Ruhr University Bochum, is presenting …
A precursor of kinetic art and Op Art, founding member of G.R.A.V. [Visual Art Research Group] and recipient of the Grand Prize …
Loriel Beltrán creates sculptural accumulations of paint and color that defy traditional notions of artistic media. Poetically merging painting and sculpture, the …
HISK’s artists in residency come from a plethora of cultural environments through which they have formed distinctive trajectories, practices, and methodologies. While …
“The decision to open my studio and present works from the thematic series “Fundamental Fallacy” stemmed from my desire to personally guide …
Ken Price emerged in the 1960s as the brilliantly contrary student of Peter Voulkos*. They bridged the gap between “fine art” and …
Kohei Nawa is a multidisciplinary sculptor whose diverse practice explores the perception of virtual and physical space and probes the borders between …
Peter Fischli and David Weiss have created sculptures, videos, site-specific installations, projections and photographs. Their broad conceptual and artistic œuvre engages with …
Leslie Martinez’s work is heavily influenced by borderland existence. With ancestral ties to the Rio Grande Valley, they frequently navigated a checkpoint …
Yuichiro Ukai, a member of the renowned Yamanami workshop in Japan, is a passionate illustrator: he strives to draw, from memory, characters …
In her expressionist paintings, works on paper, and sculptures Indonesian contemporary artist Christine Ay Tjoe explores the human condition and its desires …
The exhibition “Parallel Lives”, a tribute to human creativity. Starting from specific thematic units, common to the selected works of the artists, …
Solange Pessoa works with different media: sculpture, installation, painting, drawing, ceramics, and video sculptures that position the viewer in a space of …
Pablo Picasso is probably the most important figure of the 20th century, in terms of art, and art movements that occurred over …
Robert Ryman is known for his tactile monochromatic works, which he executed using a range of painterly media on various supports, including …
Since the early 2000s, Carol Bove has focused on the interdependence of artworks and their contexts. From found objects to industrial construction …
Trough his real-time experiences, Tiravanija often addresses broader social and political concerns, such as protest movements against the Thai government, that go …
The institution “Theorems” was proposed and named in 2017 by the then President of AICA Greece, Emmanuel Mavrommatis, after many difficult years …
Brice Marden has had a profound impact on painting today. While there has been a sea change in Art Movements, Marden has …
