ART
Cady Noland is an influential American postmodern sculptor whose work dissects the dark underbelly of the American Dream. Emerging in the late 1980s, she uses found industrial objects like metal pipes, fences, and handcuffs, juxtaposed with beer cans and barbecue grills. Her provocative, post-minimalist assemblages explore institutional control, celebrity fixation, …
Beyond the clear references to organic life or prehistoric artistic experimentations, what stands out in Solange Pessoa’s work is a singular, pulsating …
Upending linear compositional logic, Adam Pendleton’s paintings are created through a distilled layering of gesture, fragment, and form. Each painting comes to …
Roy Lichtenstein changed the way we see images. Turning the visual language of mass-culture comics, advertising, consumer goods, and commercial printing into …
”What I have to say doesn’t need to be screamed or yelled.” Louisiana Channel met California-based artist Hayley Barker while working on …
For around a decade, landscapes have occupied a central place in Shara Hughes’s oeuvre, evoking Georgia O’Keeffe as well as Fauvist approaches …
In his institutional exhibition “Hostless”, Mohammed Sami presents a haunting body of work that negotiates the fragility of memory and the lingering …
The works of Sylvie Fleury and Shamiran Istifan take us on different journeys – into the atmosphere of a women-run motoring club …
Kenny Scharf is a painter and installation artist associated with the Lowbrow movement* and is best known for work inspired by comic books …
Thomas Demand’s work investigates the persistence of images and their ability to embed themselves in a society’s collective memory. Presenting a solo …
Stavros Papagiannis is a prominent Greek interior designer, creative director, and multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves between architecture, scenography, and contemporary art. …
The exhibition “Whilst We Are Savages” offers a critical examination of how colonial modernity constructed foundational figures such as the savage, …
Jonathan Monk replays, recasts and re-examines seminal works of Conceptual and Minimal art by variously witty, ingenious and irreverent means. Through wall …
Elina Belou’s exhibition “Life of a Sunflower” is her first with Bernier/Eliades Gallery, the exhibition brings together a new body of ceramic …
Michael Bühler-Rose explores how collections can reveal one’s inner life or biography. His approach is informed by the Gubbio Studiolo at the Metropolitan Museum …
The work of painter Tamara Al Samerraei is often based on photographs from both her personal archive and the public domain. Film …
Over three decades, Amar Kanwar has developed a distinctive body of lyrical films and multi-video installations rooted in the specific context of …
In a vital convergence of contemporary art, civic responsibility, and human rights advocacy, David Zwirner presents “Everyone you’re looking at is also …
Chiharu Shiota’s inspiration often emerges from a personal experience or emotion that she expands into universal human concerns such as life, death …
Arthur Jafa is an American artist, filmmaker, and cinematographer whose multidisciplinary practice explores Black identity, cultural memory, and the complexities of the …
In her paintings, Portia Zvavahera gives form to emotions that manifest from other realms and dimensions beyond the domains of everyday life …
Featuring over 80 artworks, “Haas Brothers: Uncanny Valley” traces the artists’ major bodies of work through a series of striking vignettes that …
Michał Budny’s art practice is an ongoing search for simplicity, to alleviate the complexity of the human experience. He creates minimalist forms …
The group exhibition “What the Land Remembers” explores the power of moving images to defy official narratives and preserve collective memory in …
