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Odili Donald Odita brings heightened awareness to color and space in paintings where abstraction is an optically, physically, and culturally-felt phenomenon. Though they are rooted in a broad range of historical lineages—Africanist approaches to pattern; modernist painting and design; and contemporary conceptual positions, to name a few—his compositions make immediate …
A major figure of the revival of geometric abstraction, in the 1950s Jean Dewasne established himself as one of the most daring …
Joseph Beuys’s artistic project stands as one of the most ambitious attempts in twentieth-century art to redefine not only sculpture, but the …
Elisheva Biernoff’s paintings of photographs involve close looking and slow painting: lingering over pictures of strangers and paying attention to the overlooked …
Martial Raysse, a pioneer of French Pop Art, creates images that transcend the banality of everyday life. Strongly influenced by advertising, he …
Mathilde Denize has often recounted the story of her “original sin”: studying at the Beaux-Arts de Paris in the early 2010s, she …
Wu Xiaojun was an important figure in the conceptual photography movement in the 1990s, when he created clay figures staged them in …
Japan’s leading composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda focuses on the essential characteristics of sound itself and that of visuals as light …
Portia Zvavahera’s vast canvases contain a world of dreamscapes heavy with burdens of our futures and unresolved pasts. The women depicted in …
The exhibition “Irreverent Forms” brings together Korean artists across three generations who defy the tradition of ceramics: Through clay—the most elemental artistic …
Jean-Marie Appriou graduated from the École régionale des Beaux-Arts de Rennes in 2010, and has since developed a technical mastery of materials …
“May I Give You a Hand” brings together artworks that explore how we relate to one another, to ourselves, and to our …
The exhibition “Anti-Action: Artist-Women’s Challenges and Responses in Postwar Japan” revisits the work of women artists active during the 1950s and 1960s. …
From a New York basement, Joseph Cornell transformed everyday finds into some of the 20th century’s most poetic artworks. Rarely travelling, he …
The Group exhibition “Material Witness” explores each artist’s deep investigation of a particular medium. The paintings, sculptures, textiles, graphic and multi-media works …
Moyra Davey is an artist known for her experimental films that take root in written monologues, her portraits, and her essays that …
Piero Manzoni emerged as a powerful voice for the avant-garde in the 1950s, debuting as an artist at the “4a Fiera mercato: …
Thaddaeus Ropac Milan opened its new branch in Palazzo Belgioioso, an iconic neoclassical landmark in Lombardy at the heart of the city, …
The practice of Hito Steyerl combines artistic production with theoretical analysis to investigate complex socio-political and cultural issues such as the power …
Neriman Polat focuses on socio-political issues in her works. Critically analyzes phenomena such as gender, public space, urban transformation, and forms of …
Pakui Hardware is the name chosen by collaborative artist duo Neringa Černiauskaité and Ugnius Gelguda. Pakui Hardware refers to Pakui – special …
A central figure of the French artistic movement Figuration Libre*, Di Rosa invents worlds where the grotesque contests the marvellous, where comic …
Jennifer Guidi’s work draws on multiple artistic traditions, from the visionary Modernism of the American Southwest, process-driven Minimalism, the Light and Space …
Born in Brooklyn in 1949, Archie Rand has long occupied a singular place in American painting—an audacious voice at the crossroads of …
