ART, Page 143
“Floating Utopias” is a playful and poetic exhibition that explores the social history of inflatable objects, showing how, over the decades, they have been used in art, architecture and activism. Ever since the first hot-air balloon ascended into the skies in the 18th century, inflatable objects have inspired the public’s …
In her latest series of vivid geometric paintings that are on show in the exhibition “Paintings”, Farah Atassi intermingles references to modernist …
Alain Biltereyst continually draws attention to the innate beauty of practical designs, such as a manhole cover, fence design or airplane tail …
Following the lift of the lockdown Ludwig Museum presents “Keeping The Balance / Egyensúlyban” exhibiting approximately 60 artworks from Deutsche Telekom’s collection …
In 1985 NASA published the book “Living Aloft: Human Requirements for Extended Spaceflight” exploring how humans adjusted psychologically and socially to space. …
Winner of the Marcel Duchamp prize in 2004, Carole Benzaken has developed, over the last thirty or so years, a pictorial practice …
Terri Friedman, in her solo exhibition “Rewire”, creates large, painterly weavings that ooze, sag, pinch, and dangle in vibrant shades of magenta, …
Two leading Brazilian artists, Sonia Gomes and Marina Perez Simão present works at Pace Gallery. Sonia Gomes combines secondhand textiles with everyday …
The planning of the exhibition “The Work of Mourning” began long before the Covid-19 pandemic. From the beginning, the idea was to …
Isa Genzken is arguably one of the most important and influential artists of the past 30 years. Her work has been part …
Emotions are at the core of human experience. They influence every aspect of our lives and shape our social behaviour. In the …
Tove Storch’s artistic projects can be viewed as a continuous investigation of sculptural possibilities. Her works challenges the viewer’s perception of space …
Matthieu Laurette is a media and conceptual contemporary French artist who works in a variety of media, from TV and video to …
Lee Kuang-Yu’s works crosses cultural and historical boundaries, representing a cultural marker in which traditional Buddhist and Daoist thought intertwines with modernism. …
“You’re not a soldier, you’re not a war correspondent, but you’re a field poet. You kind of have to be there as …
Louis Soutter’s pictorial world revolves around elementary themes such as the examination of human nature, death and the question of life after …
Imagine walking into a painting, immersing yourself in one specific colour and almost feeling that colour inside you. This is the idea …
Francesco Clemente’s nomadism inflects many aspects of his practice: The artist divides his time between New York, New Mexico, and India, drawing …
Video Art Miden in recent months has turned its 13th Festival edition, initially scheduled to be held in Kalamata, into a monthly …
“When you look at me, I become a reclining figure.” The renowned Icelandic writer and poet here interacts with a sculpture by …
“Modern society is a ruin, in our emotions and our judgement.” On the occasion of ‘The Rest’ (2019), a documentary featuring his …
“He was so young and beautiful and intense, like sunshine.” Watch the absorbing story of German-French artist Rotraut and the iconic French …
“The sky is such a charged landscape, and one with so much history and so many cultural associations.” Meet an American artist …
Giovanni Ozzola deploys a plurality of aesthetic modes that push him to adopt a range of creative techniques, including photography, video, and …
