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Over the past decade, Simon Fujiwara has become known for his staging of large, complex exhibitions that explore the deeply rooted mechanisms of identity construction for both individuals and societies. Addressing the inherent contradictions of image and narrative making (from social media and self presentation to marketing and history formation) …
Since the late 1970s, Sherman has been photographing herself in guises inspired by stereotypes and characters from mass media, everyday life and …
The eccentric, surreal images of Lucas Blalock are products of both analogue and digital technologies. Using a large-format camera, he takes photographs …
Luisa Lambri’s discrete photographs occupy a unique space between photographic abstraction and the spatial exploration of architecture. They are pared down to …
Since the end of the 1980s, Ding Yi has devoted himself exclusively to working with the theme of the cross (+) and …
In his practice, Kasper Bosmans associates socio-political themes and different historical-cultural contexts in forms which draw on heraldry, folkloristic symbolism, the tradition …
In the exhibition “Mountains Carrying Suns” is on presentation a selection of work by eleven artists from China, Japan, and Korea, including …
Using drawing, photography, installation, sculpture and literature, Roni Horn’s work consistently questions and generates uncertainty to thwart closure in her work, engaging …
The intergenerational exhibition “Grief and Grievance-Art and Mourning in America” brings together thirty-seven artists working in a variety of mediums who have …
The exhibition “We are Animals” explores different aspects of the relationship between humans and animals. The works either express edgy perspectives on …
Gilbert & George have been living and creating art together now for over half a century. Their body of work is still …
The exhibition “Un Hiver à Gstaad Paris” brings together 22 artists from diverse generations and geographies, who demonstrate varying practices within painting. …
Nalini Malani is widely acknowledged for her masterful refinement of a woman’s historical vision concerning the global tensions around piercing conflicts. Born …
Thilo Heinzmann works primarily in the field of painting, taking its classic concern, the production of expressive pictures, and making it his …
Born in 1972 in Santiago, Iván Navarro grew up under the Pinochet dictatorship. He uses light as his raw material, turning objects …
Influenced by the Conceptual and Post-Minimal Art of the 1970s, Boyd Webb began to make life-casts of people in fibreglass, arranging them …
Like that of many of his peers, Joachim Bandau’s work is uncompromising, politicized, antigustatory, and academic-he was a professor of sculpture at …
Born in 1972 in Santiago, Iván Navarro grew up under the Pinochet dictatorship. He uses light as his raw material, turning objects …
Since the late 1970s, Charles Gaines is highly regarded as an important exponent of conceptual art. In his drawings, works on paper …
Angel Otero is best known for his process-based paintings, collages, and sculptural works that venerate the inherent qualities of his material of …
Xu Ning was born in 1979, in Beijing, China. She moved to Japan with her family in 2006 after graduating with a …
A prolific self-taught painter, sculptor, and installation artist, François Morellet, developed a radical approach to geometric abstraction during a career spanning more …
Since his very first exhibition at a Parisian cinema, Le Ranelagh in 1968, Christian Boltanski has been scrutinizing human life and that …
Over the past forty years, Kiefer’s practice has developed through the accumulation, mingling and reworking of themes, motifs and constellations which recur …
