ART, Page 121
During his thirty-year career Jean-Michel Alberola has produced a protean body of work that straddles figurative, abstract and conceptual art. Gouaches, sculptures, artists’ books and films represent the different facets of his exploration of the fragility of beauty, ambiguity of perception, the role of the artist and the purpose of …
Cai Guo-Qiang began to experiment with gunpowder in his hometown Quanzhou, and continued exploring its properties while living in Japan from 1986 …
Ane Mette Hol explores marginal phenomena of art production. Her eye locked on minor matter—items that fall on the ground while making …
Rachel Kneebone’s work addresses and questions the human condition: renewal, life cycles and the physical body. Working primarily in sculpture that embraces …
de Appel presents the final outcomes of the 2020/2021 Curatorial Programme whose participants arrived in Amsterdam during a time of social transformation. …
Thomas Nozkowski is recognized for his richly colored and intimately scaled abstract paintings and drawings that push the limits of visual language. …
Damien Hirst’s wide-ranging practice includes installation, sculpture, painting and drawing. Consistently challenging the boundaries between art, science and religion, his visceral, visually …
The Phase 2 of the 39th EVA International features 14 presentations by Irish and international artists and collaborating curators, across venues in …
Larry Poons has been at the forefront of Abstract American painting since the beginning of his career in the 1960s. Having moved …
Back to Athens International Art Festival emerged at the beginning of the crisis in 2012, providing vital insight on the issues and …
“I try to translate things”, says Danish artist Ebbe Stub Wittrup who in his practice reflects upon one of the most pondering …
The past five years provided ample evidence that the time when globalisation was regarded as the inviolable totem of a brave new …
Documenta’s rise to become Germany’s most successful art exhibition was due not least to its political dimension, in particular the need to …
Since the beginning of her artistic career, Leiko Ikemura’s work has been closely interwoven with her personal journey and the various stations …
The work of Italian artist Claudio Parmiggiani is concerned with themes of absence, the inevitable passage of time, fragmentation and silence. Over …
Back to Athens International Art Festival emerged at the beginning of the crisis in 2012, providing vital insight on the issues and …
Lynn Hershman Leeson was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1941. At once a pointed critic and a sly practical jokester, Hershman Leeson …
Meet Danish artist Erik Steffensen who works in between photography and painting. “It means a lot to me to widen the space. …
Back to Athens International Art Festival emerged at the beginning of the crisis in 2012, providing vital insight on the issues and …
Documenta’s rise to become Germany’s most successful art exhibition was due not least to its political dimension, in particular the need to …
For over fifty years, Bruce Nauman has continually tested and reinvented what an artwork can be. His use of an eclectic range …
Marie Julia Bollansée’s work is about people, their lives and deaths. The physical is a constant factor in Bollansée’s videos and performances, …
In contemporary art for the past decade or so, attention has turned increasingly to female artists who began their contemporary art careers …
In this short video, Japan’s internationally recognized architect Kengo Kuma talks about how the pandemic will change architecture. “We all have to …
