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In a world gripped by multiple crises, artists write fictions inspired by the realities in which they live. These fictions are seen as critical tools for emancipation in the face of the many systems of oppression and exploitation that still constitute the matrix through which we act and think. It …
Michel Majerus’ visual language freely samples from art history and popular culture, redeploying canonized styles and genres alongside graphics borrowed from youth …
Almost all of John Chamberlain’s sculptures are made out of steel used in the automobile industry. His primary interest was in the …
While Robert Longo has worked in a variety of media (performance, photography, sculpture and painting) he is best known for his large-scale, …
Miquel Barceló is known for his relief-like mixed-media paintings, expressive bronze sculptures and ceramics. An artistic nomad, his fascination with the natural …
An important member of the Young British Artists, Mat Collishaw creates works that confronts issues of moral ambiguity with formally stunning and …
Mark Grotjahn has developed a practice that merges abstraction and figuration, and geometry and gesture. With an oeuvre encompassing paintings, sculptures, and …
Already as a student in the class of the photographers Bernd and Hilla Becher at the Düsseldorf Academy of Art in the …
Kenjirō Okazaki has developed a wide range of interdisciplinary practices that transcend conventional artistic genres and classifications of art, including architecture, literary …
Since 2016, Kelly Tissot has been working on photographic series that radically break away from a romantic image of the landscape or …
Prune Nourry lives and works in New York. She is interested in the fields of science and anthropology, particularly bioethical questions relating …
Representing landscapes of luxurious vegetation, interiors and buildings, Alexandre Lenoir’s works often include characters as ephemeral as memories. Like flashbacks or dreamscapes, …
Concerned with history and current events, Michael Rakowitz uses his work to explore pressing issues and to invite others into the conversations …
Hoda Kashiha studied painting at Tehran University in 2009 and at Boston University in the United States in 2014, which allowed her …
A visual artist, filmmaker and storyteller, Korakrit Arunanondchai employs his versatile practice to tell stories embedded in cultural transplantation and hybridity. His …
Beatriz Milhazes’s work bursts with a chromatic and freeing vitality. Renowned for her visual language rooted in painting, collage, and printmaking, she …
Karen Kilimnik’s paintings and drawings are suffused with her own imaginative ideas and draw viewers into a world of grandeur, humor, and …
Daniel Turner is engaged in a critical examination of the lives of objects, often melting down, liquifying, burning, or otherwise transmuting the …
Ha Chong-Hyun came to prominence with his “Conjunction” series in the early 1970s. These early experiments have led him to build his …
Georgia Russell’s work has always been constructed around notions of rhythm and repetition – in both gesture and form – through which …
Do Ho Suh works transform the familiarity of a domestic space into a liminal one, where ‘home’ is both an idealized concept …
McArthur Binion combines collage, drawing, and painting to create autobiographical abstractions of painted minimalist patterns over an “under surface” of personal documents …
Spanning painting, performance, video and writing, Adam Pendleton’s work is profoundly eclectic and critical. The artist engages with problematics inherent to mechanisms …
Julien Discrit’s work is governed by the discrete and the continuous. More specifically, the artist exploits the concept of the fragment as …
