ART CITIES, Page 85

Some boys don’t belong in school, they’re just too strange. Lukas Duwenhögger’s paintings, collages and drawings are wild proof that he was …

  The Wassaic Project’s 9th Annual Summer Exhibition takes its title from Robert William’s painting, “Appetite for Destruction” (1978), as well as …

Yuri Pattison works with digital media, video and sculpture to explore the political implications of new technologies and the changing nature of …

The exhibition “The Whale That Was a Submarine – Contemporary Positions from Albania and Kosovo” presents a selection of contemporary positions from …

Mike Nelson came to prominence in the late ‘90s, creating psychological environments by sifting through the debris of modern life. His installations …

The borderlines in art history are at times bound to be vague. As culture was perceived to have come into its own, …

Growing up near Los Angeles, Manny Krakowski had observed phenomena such consumerism, industry and advertising that supports it. His relationship with daily …

Katharina Fritsch vividly unites the personal and the collective. Her works oscillate between melancholy, light-heartedness and escapism, and between illusion and sublimation. …

The history of abstraction in the West charts a clear trajectory, beginning in the early 20th Century and the work of artists …

After their 2016 University of North Carolina Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition at Weatherspoon Art Museum, 7 women artists, present their …

Matthew Higgs is an English artist, curator, writer and publisher, strongly influenced by the tradition of text-based Conceptual Art, he depended consistently …

As a performance artist, trained as a sculptor, Tamar Ettun’s artistic practice incorporates both movement and stillness. The duality has a symbolical …

Paulo Bruscky is one of the world’s first artists to manipulate the xerox machine as an aesthetic device. He has played a …

Founded in 1979, The Museum Of Contemporary Art (MOCA) is the only museum in Los Angeles devoted exclusively to contemporary Art. In …

Amar Kanwar has distinguished himself through films and multi-media works, which explore the politics of power, violence and justice. His multi-layered installations …

Jill Kroesen was an essential figure in the ‘70s New York, working at the intersection of experimental music and then-emerging Performance art. …

An artist with a relentlessly “constructionalistic impulse” Katinka Theis works in the space between sculpture and architecture. Transforming structures from the world …

Gildas Coudrais experiments with the most different pictures that spring from media, advertisement, family albums as well as from examples of the …

Much has been said and written about Jannis Kounellis’ involvement with the Arte Povera Movement. His iconic works encompassing the objet trouvé …

Keith Sonnier reinvented sculpture in the late ‘60s. Employing unusual materials that had never before been used, Sonnier, along with his contemporaries, …

Sterling Ruby works in a wide range of mediums, from glazed biomorphic ceramics and poured urethane sculptures, to large-scale spray-painted canvases, nail …

Alex Katz long before the protagonists of Pop Art, such as Andy Warhol, adopted the principle of serialism, and influenced an entire …

Atsushi Saga’s painted surfaces have such a perfect finish that they could be mistaken for manufactured products. Their sheen enables the viewer …