ART CITIES, Page 48

Pauline Curnier Jardin, Simon Fujiwara, Flaka Haliti and Katja Novitskova have been nominated for the Preis der Nationalgalerie. The Museum prize is …

Dóra Maurer emerged as part of a generation of Neo-Avant-Garde Hungarian artists in the 1960s, pursuing highly experimental work in parallel to …

Peter Saville is deemed one of the most popular British graphic designers and art directors of the generation. He gained popularity by …

Over the last 50 years, Anna Daučíková has developed a comprehensive oeuvre that comprises painting, photography, collage, film, and sculpture. Her approach …

Barbara Kruger’s work with pictures and words has become iconic for the reach of its political and social critique. In only a …

Sydney Shen is an artist of countless obsessions. Scents, video games, torture devices, gore movies, necropastoral literature, history of epidemics, conceptions of …

Yayoi Kusama is the most famous artist to emerge from Japan in the period following World War II. Yayoi Kusama has shaped …

Over the past 60 years, Frank Bowling has relentlessly explored the properties and possibilities of paint. He has experimented with staining, pouring …

The exhibition “REAL WORK” brings together Liz Magic Laser and Candice Breitz highlighting the human aspect of precarious and unrecognised work. Together …

Ed Ruscha’s photography, drawing, painting, and artist books record the shifting emblems of American life in the last half century. His deadpan …

Born in Holland but coming out of the Los Angeles art scene of the 60s and 70s, Bas Jan Ader left us …

Through the construction of light-hearted yet strikingly direct images that refer to socio-political issues relevant to post-colonial, globalized and consumerist societies, Joana …

Born in Belgium from Syrian parents and raised in France, Farah Atassi combines various cultural legacies and formal approaches in the medium …

Zak Ové is a London based multi-disciplinary artist working in film, sculpture and photography to reclaim old world mythologies in new world …

Justin Mortimer’s paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and …

The exhibition “Ed Moses & Qin Feng” at Blain|Southern Gallery in London, places the work of Ed Moses (1926-2018) and Qin Feng …

Through the construction of light-hearted yet strikingly direct images that refer to socio-political issues relevant to post-colonial, globalized and consumerist societies, Joana …

Drawing from traditional Japanese painting, sci-fi, anime, and the global art market, Takashi Murakami creates paintings, sculptures, and films populated by repeated …

Moving fluidly between media, Kohei Nawa’s work explores issues of science and digital culture and examines the relationship between nature and artificiality, …

Born in 1977 in Senegal, Omar Ba lives and works in Dakar and Geneva. His paintings, produced using a variety of techniques …

Wu Tsang is an award-winning filmmaker and visual artist who combines documentary and narrative techniques with fantastical detours into the imaginary in …

Since the 1990s, Julie Becker’s (1972-2016) multimedia practice has activated vacant interior scenes with psychological resonance. Working in drawing, video, photography and …

Bringing together a community of artists, botanists, and philosophers, the exhibition “Trees” echoes the latest scientific research that sheds new light on …

Derived from the French word “surveiller”, meaning “to keep watch” or “to watch over”, the surveillance camera has been used to police …