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Cady Noland is an influential American postmodern sculptor whose work dissects the dark underbelly of the American Dream. Emerging in the late 1980s, she uses found industrial objects like metal pipes, fences, and handcuffs, juxtaposed with beer cans and barbecue grills. Her provocative, post-minimalist assemblages explore institutional control, celebrity fixation, …
In his institutional exhibition “Hostless”, Mohammed Sami presents a haunting body of work that negotiates the fragility of memory and the lingering …
Kenny Scharf is a painter and installation artist associated with the Lowbrow movement* and is best known for work inspired by comic books …
Stavros Papagiannis is a prominent Greek interior designer, creative director, and multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves between architecture, scenography, and contemporary art. …
Elina Belou’s exhibition “Life of a Sunflower” is her first with Bernier/Eliades Gallery, the exhibition brings together a new body of ceramic …
Michael Bühler-Rose explores how collections can reveal one’s inner life or biography. His approach is informed by the Gubbio Studiolo at the Metropolitan Museum …
Over three decades, Amar Kanwar has developed a distinctive body of lyrical films and multi-video installations rooted in the specific context of …
In her paintings, Portia Zvavahera gives form to emotions that manifest from other realms and dimensions beyond the domains of everyday life …
With gravity-defying work that seems to tilt, contort, bend, and melt, Arlene Shechet’s sculptures appear to be set in motion while unearthing …
René Magritte was a Belgian Surrealist whose enigmatic paintings transformed ordinary objects into unsettling visual paradoxes. Through precise, dreamlike imagery, he questioned …
Teresa Margolles’s work examines the social causes and consequences of violence. For her, the morgue accurately reflects society, particularly that of her …
Rana Begum’s work focuses on the interplay between light and color, blurring the boundaries between sculpture, painting and architecture. Her visual language …
From the early start of her career the focus of Zilla Leutenegger’s artistic repertoire is the repeated discourse of space, the person …
Gabriel Orozco’s diverse practice, which includes sculpture, photography, painting and video, explores philosophical conundrums through random encounters and spatial relationships. Using everyday …
Working across photography, sculpture, screen printing, installation, and video, Hank Willis Thomas interweaves historical references with potent symbols drawn from visual culture. …
Ugo Rondinone creates poetic, contemplative works that bridge the natural world, biological time, and artificial matter. Working across monumental sculpture, installation, glasswork, …
Olaf Holzapfel is particularly interested in how history, culture and architecture intersect and interact, and how these interactions can be examined and …
Anna Maria Maiolino is one of the most significant artists working in Brazil today. Her practice expresses a concern with creative and …
Christian Marclay’s latest exhibition brings together landmark works and recent series by Christian Marclay, exploring his longstanding fascination with the relationship between …
Capturing the essence of summer, a new exhibition featuring contemporary works inspired by the sun, sea, and sky of the Greek and …
Yasuko Hirano’s paintings are constructed by stretching canvas over wooden panels, applying a ground of animal glue and gesso, sanding the surface …
Capturing the essence of summer, a new exhibition featuring contemporary works inspired by the sun, sea, and sky of the Greek and …
Sajal Sarkar’s practice explores transformation, identity, migration, and the fragility of human civilization. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, he combines …
Hejum Bä’s understanding of contemporary communication – from both verbal and non-verbal language to the complex codes we navigate in everyday interactions …
