PRESENTATION, Page 99
Sam Falls’ work is inspired by the beauty, unpredictability, and ferocity of nature, and attempts to, as he says, “Traverse issues of abstraction and representation in a meaningful way”. Combining colours, textures and subject matter, the final works are visually enticing and provoke the audience to contemplate their many possible …
Shinkichi Tajiri is primarily a sculptor who plays with the themes of violence and eroticism in metal assemblages where he brings loose …
Sir Anthony Caro and Jules Olitski’s decades-long friendship took root in 1963 when, after years of mutual admiration, both artists joined the …
William Kentridge rose to prominence in the ‘90s with expressive drawings, which he animated in videos. His oeuvre, which covers four decades, …
One hundred years after the death of German hero Graf Ferdinand von Zeppelin and 80 years after the tragic misadventure of the …
On Nakba Day (May 15th), Palestinians remember their exile from their ancestral homeland as well as their suffering in refugee camps and …
One hundred years after the death of German hero Graf Ferdinand von Zeppelin and 80 years after the tragic misadventure of the …
On the façades of bank towers, in boutiques, gyms and lobbies, in our homes and on our smartphones, everywhere you look, there …
AIDS first erupted in urban gay male communities that had deep roots in the gay liberation movement and in the arts. The …
On Nakba Day (May 15th), Palestinians remember their exile from their ancestral homeland as well as their suffering in refugee camps and …
The Sami are the indigenous people living in the very north of Europe, in Sápmi, which stretches across the northern parts of …
Roberto Burle Marx was one of the most influential landscape architects of the 20th Century. He is best known for his iconic …
The group exhibition “Transient Space” is exploring different approaches to urban space in the work of: Mike Ballard, Nathan Coley, Keith Coventry, …
On the façades of bank towers, in boutiques, gyms and lobbies, in our homes and on our smartphones, everywhere you look, there …
AIDS first erupted in urban gay male communities that had deep roots in the gay liberation movement and in the arts. The …
![Reena Spaulings, Postcard (Cologne & Rhine) (II) [Detail], 2010, Diptych, acrylic on canvas, Each 20 x 15 x 12 cm, © Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Buchholz-Berlin/Cologne/New York, , Museum Ludwig-Cologne Archive](https://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/RS_PostCards_II-332x228.jpg)
Since 2004 the name Reena Spaulings has stood for various collective artistic activities. Initially Reena Spaulings was the title of a novel …
The Sami are the indigenous people living in the very north of Europe, in Sápmi, which stretches across the northern parts of …
Philippe Pasqua employs different techniques in his work, mainly painting, drawing and most recently sculpture. A self-taught artist, Pasqua sets himself apart …
Erwin Wurm has been exploring the expressive possibilities of sculpture for over 35 years. As profound as it is ironic, his multifaceted …
The group exhibition “Transient Space” is exploring different approaches to urban space in the work of: Mike Ballard, Nathan Coley, Keith Coventry, …
Working in the red thin line between different cultures, Takashi Murakami has stated that the artist is someone who understands the borders …
In 1967 Alison Knowles, an artist from the Fluxus Movement, produced “The House of Dust”, one of the first computer-generated poems. Each …
Doug Aitken edits together frenetic and unique models of contemporary experience to create a new landscape, one in which he hopes we …
In 1967 Alison Knowles, an artist from the Fluxus Movement, produced “The House of Dust”, one of the first computer-generated poems. Each …
