ART, Page 14
Painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and installation artist Titus Kaphar confronts history by dismantling classical structures and styles of visual representation in Western art, which, in turn, subverts centuries of art historical traditions. Dislodging entrenched narratives from their status as “past” to comprehend their impact on the present, he exposes the conceptual …
Sterling Ruby has created a complex, ever-evolving artistic universe that oscillates between raw abjection and aestheticizing abstraction. His ceramics, sculptures, installations, textile …
Carroll Dunham has maintained a prolific career since the early 1970s. Working across media including painting, printmaking, and sculpture, Dunham has always …
The exhibition “Live Wires” originates from an encounter that was, in itself, already performative. On 19 December, connected remotely from Paris, Pesaro, …
Van Abbemuseum’s annual “Positions” exhibition series, which is dedicated to creating space for experimentation, gives several artists or collectives the opportunity to …
Although Hoda Kashiha’s pictorial approach is in the American pop vein, her works address themes that resonate with the complex socio- political …
Sarah Sze gathers objects and images from both the physical and digital realms, weaving them into intricate multimedia compositions that oscillate between …
Marianna Simnett is a British-Croatian artist with a multidisciplinary approach who lives and works between Berlin and New York. Her immersive narratives …
Mona Hatoum, a London-based artist born in Beirut, has long married poetic sensibility with political urgency in work that spans performance, video, …
In early 2026, the Haus für Medienkunst Oldenburg is hosting a discursive project that confronts the contested legacy of Edith Maria Ruß …
Born to Grenadian and Haitian parents and raised between the Caribbean and New York, Alvaro Barrington’s practice explores interconnected histories of cultural …
Carlos Bunga’s practice spans sculpture, installation, painting, and photography, with a central focus on architecture, impermanence, and the notion of dwelling. In …
The Tanoto Art Foundation’s inaugural exhibition, “Rituals of Perception”, currently on view at Singapore’s New Bahru School Hall from 21 January to …
Christoph Hänsli is known for painting frequently overlooked everyday objects on a 1:1 scale. Since 1992, he is giving objects such as …
Jasper Johns is an artist that came onto the scene in the 1950s. Much of the work that he created led the …
In January 2026, YDP launches “Living, Rehearsing…”, an evolving, genre-bending performance programme taking place throughout the building. “Living, Rehearsing…” is conceived …
Set against the backdrop of cultural and artistic rebellion, the exhibition “Nigerian Modernism” celebrates the achievements of Nigerian artists working before and …
On the ground floor of the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid, a bold exhibition titled “Warhol, Pollock y otros espacios americanos” arrives …
Linder is renowned for her photography, photomontage, and confrontational performance art which boldly deconstruct gender stereotypes, libidinous desires, and transgressive acts. An …
Yoan Capote uses sculpture, painting, installation, photography, and video to create analogies between the symbolic meaning of inanimate objects and the human …
Kent Chan is an artist, curator and filmmaker based in Netherlands and Singapore. His practice revolves around our encounters with art, fiction …
Josef Albers was one of the most influential abstract painters and art teachers of the twentieth century. Albers’s artistic career, which bridged …
Although Glenn Ligon’s work spans sculptures, prints, drawings, mixed media and neon, painting remains a core activity. He has incorporated texts into …
Asta Gröting creates works that are driven by her interest in making the hidden visible and exploring the complex relationships between people, …
