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Richard Kennedy is an artist, experiential composer, and librettist. Kennedy’s multi-disciplinary practice includes a focus on the disruption of traditions of Western Theatre, where the primary mode of engagement is through observation, in order to generate new, participatory modes of viewership. Kennedy works in painting, sculpture, installation, video and performance …
As the avant-garde of the 1940s and 1950s renounced figuration, Neel developed her signature approach to the human body. Working from life …
Richard Aldrich’s work is defined by his consideration of the stylistic and material possibilities of painting. His quiet and nuanced approach has …
Over a nearly six-decade career, Robert Colescott was an instigator who fearlessly tackled subjects of social and racial inequality, class structure, and …
Günther Uecker is best known for his signature explorations of the aesthetic possibilities of the hammer and nail. In the 1960s, he …
Jannis Kounellis played a central role in the Italian Arte Povera movement of the 1960s and 1970s, and has had a broad …
Meret Oppenheim, once scandalous muse, mysterious model and eternal myth of the surrealists, was one of the most unconventional and far-sighted artists …
Markus Copper has recently emerged as a key figure in the thriving Finnish Contemporary Art scene, winning the Scandinavian Ars Fennica prize …
Theaster Gates’s oeuvre is among the most conceptually and materially rich in contemporary art, anchored equally in the canons of art history, …
The hanging display of Ruth Asawa’s sculptures and craft-like appearance led to only a limited number of people accepting Ruth Asawa’s art. …
Grayson Perry is mainly for his ceramic vases and cross-dressing. Perry’s vases have classical forms and are decorated in bright colours, depicting …
In his painterly work, Erik Schmidt is oriented towards the materiality of colour and its structure, which is characterised by gestural application …
In “Anti-colonial Interventions”, the eighth project in the exhibition series HERE AND NOW at Museum Ludwig, viewers are invited to reconsented habits …
Sam GilliamSam Gilliam is associated with the Washington Color School, a group of Washington, D.C. area artists that developed a form of …
Sonia Gomes combines secondhand textiles with everyday materials, such as furniture, driftwood, and wire, to create abstract sculptures that reclaim Afro-Brazilian traditions …
Lucio Fontana is widely regarded as one of the most influential and innovative post-World War II Italian artists. Best known for his …
Liam Gillick’s work exposes the dysfunctional aspects of a modernist legacy in terms of abstraction and architecture when framed within a globalized, …
The exhibition “Green Modernism: The New View of Plants” takes us back to the early twentieth century and examines the depiction of …
Rashid Johnson is recognized as a major voice of his generation. His work investigates themes of anxiety and escapism through poignant meditations …
Philippe Van Snick developed a simple pictorial form of language that is related to minimalism. He relied on binary logic and on …
In “Anti-colonial Interventions”, the eighth project in the exhibition series HERE AND NOW at Museum Ludwig, viewers are invited to reconsented habits …
The group exhibition “Twilight Land “explores the feeling of standing on the threshold of the unknown. Of realising that our lives cannot …
“Ceremony (Burial of an Undead World)” is an exhibition that speaks of continuities among cosmologies and origin myths across space and time, …
Sculptural, the originality of Antoine Renard’s work lies in the boldness of its elaboration: telluric, digital and chemical elements with the olfactory …
