ART, Page 245

Christiane Löhr’s work is quintessentially ecological and eco-sustainable, for it uses strictly natural, and thus fully biodegradable, materials which are gathered according …

The exhibition “the sun at 4pm” continues Ugo Rondinone’s examination of the link between the natural world and the human condition. Extending …

Mike Kelley’s work ranges from highly symbolic and ritualistic performance pieces to arrangements of stuffed-animal sculptures, to wall-size drawings, to multi-room installations …

George Lappas was one of the innovative and restless artists of the generation of the ‘80s, who contributed significantly to the rejuvenation …

In 1956 Jannis Kounellis moved to Rome and enrolled in the Accademia di Belle Arti. While still a student he had his …

The group exhibition “Checkmate. Games of International Art from the Sixties to Now” plays on multiple significances, starting from its title, which …

Zeng Fanzhi is at the forefront of a generation of Chinese artists who have achieved national and international prominence in the wake …

Nigel Cooke’s paintings create mazes for the mind. Looking at his large-scale surfaces, the viewer becomes entrapped by illusionary depths and a …

Nude figures from ancient Greece to present day, are peculiarly common in the art of the Western world. This situation might seem …

The thematic double exhibition “On Building Nations” by Mahmoud Khaled and Szabolcs KissPál revisits the notion and complex mechanisms of the construction …

Doug Aitken’s work explores every medium, from sculpture, film, and installation to architectural intervention. Doug Aitken exploded onto the international art scene …

Ade Darmawan’s work deals with the history and people of Indonesia. He focuses on the histories that often remain untold, on minor …

All art is political in the sense that all art takes place in the public arena and engages with an already existing …