PRESENTATION, Page 4
For over sixty years, Joan Snyder has transformed abstraction into a deeply personal and narrative art form. Rising to prominence in the 1970s with her Stroke paintings, she challenged male-dominated artistic traditions by combining abstraction with autobiography. Through recurring symbolic motifs and layered materials, Snyder explores memory, emotion, and female …
Urs Fischer explores themes of perception and representation by reimagining familiar images and everyday objects in unexpected ways. Through the use of …
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Chico da Silva’s paintings were a glimpse into an immense non-hierarchical cosmology that was fuelled by the artist’s own imagination, mythology and …
M.C. Escher occupies a singular position in the history of art. Rooted in the traditions of printmaking yet constantly pushing beyond conventional …
Bouchra Khalili’s solo exhibition “How to Call a Ghost” marks the artist’s first major presentation in southern Sweden and brings together more …
Arnaldo Pomodoro was an influential Italian sculptor renowned for his large-scale bronze sculptures that combine geometric precision with rich symbolic meaning. His …
After studying philosophy, literature, and film, Jon Rafman graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2008. Rafman’s artistic …
Carole Vanderlinden’s () artistic practice, which she has been developing since the mid-1990s, is primarily focused on painting but also encompasses drawing, …
The exhibition project “Carrying” activates spaces inside and outside the building of Museum Brandhorst. Works by nternational artists occupy historically charged sites …
James Turrell investigates light as both a material and a means of perception, exploring its relationship to painting and sculpture. Through minimal, …
Antony Gormley is acclaimed for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that investigate the relationship of the human body to space. His work …
Through her paintings, Ewa Juszkiewicz questions traditional ideas of beauty and representation in classical European art. By reworking historical portraits of women, …
Pierre Huyghe’s works often present themselves as complex systems characterized by a wide range of life forms, inanimate things and technologies. For …
After the death of David Weiss in 2012, Peter Fischli continued developing a solo practice focused on perception, transformation, and the hidden …
There are artists who define a movement, and there are artists who refuse to belong to any movement at all. Francis Picabia …
For over forty years, Kiki Smith has navigated the art world not by following trends, but by spinning a vast, interconnected web …
Set against the sweeping terrain of New York’s Hudson Valley, the forthcoming exhibitions by artists Anicka Yi and Saif Azzuz reimagine sculpture …
As the environmental crisis accelerates, artists around the world are responding with urgency, insight and vision. Artists are not scientists, but they …
In the paintings of Hilary Pecis, the everyday becomes structurally monumental. A cluttered coffee table, a hillside dense with succulents, a half-finished …
Three decades after they last exhibited side by side, David Hammons and Jannis Kounellis are reunited in a landmark exhibition Spanning works …
Twenty years after her first exhibition with David Zwirner, Lisa Yuskavage is not looking back—she’s painting into the wormhole. This May, the …
“House of Nisaba: New Stories of Painting” signals a return to figurative painting in contemporary art, through the lens of allegory. The …
The exhibition «Brine Memory» by Antonis Kastrinakis at the Benaki Museum presents a broad selection of works spanning approximately forty years of …
In a small prison laundry room in Geneva, a young man arranged a table, a window, and some wires. It was a …
