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The exhibition “Irreverent Forms” brings together Korean artists across three generations who defy the tradition of ceramics: Through clay—the most elemental artistic material—each artist embraces imperfection, fosters a spirit of experimentation, and explores ideas of inclusivity. The artists in the exhibition embrace the inherent chance, fracture, and cyclical nature of …
Between 1984 and 1991, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum hosted the exhibition projects “Contemporary Art trends in the R.O.C” and “An Exhibition …
Jean-Marie Appriou graduated from the École régionale des Beaux-Arts de Rennes in 2010, and has since developed a technical mastery of materials …
Hans Op de Beeck work is a reflection on our complex society and the universal questions of meaning and mortality that resonate …
The group exhibition “Proximities” features more than forty UAE-based artists, including 33 Emiratis, across three generations—a Gulf nation shaped by the convergences …
Sandra del Pilar deals – in her paintings, objects and installations – with the phenomenon of transparency, which the artist understands as the …
Zao Wou-Ki was a leading twentieth-century abstract painter who fused Chinese artistic traditions with Western modernism. Trained in Hangzhou under progressive masters, …
“May I Give You a Hand” brings together artworks that explore how we relate to one another, to ourselves, and to our …
The exhibition “The Omnipotence of Dreams”, boldly pairs fine art with artist-designed jewelry. This curatorial experiment highlights the disciplinary crossover between adornment …
Few artists have reshaped the sensorial language of postwar art as decisively as Heinz Mack. For more than seventy years, the German …
We visited Sheila Hicks, one of the most fascinating artists of our time, who, in her 90s, continues to work and surprise …
Magdalena Abakanowicz is a leading figure on the 20th-century Polish art scene, Abakanowicz experienced war, censorship, and deprivation from an early age …
“No Limits” marks Ranbir Sidhu’s first museum exhibition. Drawing on his intimate knowledge of metal manufacturing, his sculptures and installations are intricately …
The exhibition “Anti-Action: Artist-Women’s Challenges and Responses in Postwar Japan” revisits the work of women artists active during the 1950s and 1960s. …
From a New York basement, Joseph Cornell transformed everyday finds into some of the 20th century’s most poetic artworks. Rarely travelling, he …
Valie Export and Ketty La Rocca, are two of the most visionary feminist conceptual artists to emerge in Europe during the 1960s. …
Zao Wou-Ki was a leading twentieth-century abstract painter who fused Chinese artistic traditions with Western modernism. Trained in Hangzhou under progressive masters, …
The Group exhibition “Material Witness” explores each artist’s deep investigation of a particular medium. The paintings, sculptures, textiles, graphic and multi-media works …
Jelena Bulajić’s works are both tools for exploring the mediated view of the world and speculations about the dimensions of reality. They …
For Gabriella Boyd, painting operates as an act of translation: a movement from the interior—felt, remembered, or intuited—into the exterior and visible. …
David Shrigley is best known for his distinctive drawing style and works that make satirical comments on everyday situations and human interactions. …
Moyra Davey is an artist known for her experimental films that take root in written monologues, her portraits, and her essays that …
Between 1984 and 1991, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum hosted the exhibition projects “Contemporary Art trends in the R.O.C” and “An Exhibition …
In the exhibition “The Minimal Input”, the “BIBLIOSCULPTURES” series by Ingo Gerken interacts with selected books, catalogues, and magazines from 20th- …
