ART, Page 170
Justin Mortimer’s paintings consistently invite us to question the relationship between subject matter and content, beauty and horror, and between figuration and abstraction. While the imagery is almost exclusively pitiless, the texturing of the paint, the play between light and shade and the passages that lead from photo-realist definition to …
Alexander Kluge is one of the leading intellectual voices in Germany for the past 50 years. His body of work can be …
The 13rd edition of ANIMART 2019 (School – Forum – Festival) will take place in Hydra Island in collaboration with the Hydra …
The exhibition “Ed Moses & Qin Feng” at Blain|Southern Gallery in London, places the work of Ed Moses (1926-2018) and Qin Feng …
Hydra School Projects (HSP) and its Founder and Curator Dimitris Antonitsis showcase the work of up-and-coming and well established, young Greek as …
Through the construction of light-hearted yet strikingly direct images that refer to socio-political issues relevant to post-colonial, globalized and consumerist societies, Joana …
The major exhibition project “The Coming World: Ecology as the New Politics 2030–2100” at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow, that …
Celebrating its 15th edition, the exhibition “Fresh Paint/New Construction” is on presentation at Art Mûr-Montreal. While the previous editions were known for …
Drawing from traditional Japanese painting, sci-fi, anime, and the global art market, Takashi Murakami creates paintings, sculptures, and films populated by repeated …
“Racing The Galaxy” is the title of the very first international exhibition in Kazakhstan, bringing together around 20 artists from 15 countries, …
Alma Allen is a self-taught artist who began his practice by hand carving salvaged materials into unique small objects. Allen moved to …
Moving fluidly between media, Kohei Nawa’s work explores issues of science and digital culture and examines the relationship between nature and artificiality, …
The Mediterranean Sea has more than 10,000 islands. Its history is marked by these places that alternate between centers of activity and …
Borrowing its attitude from architect Robert Venturi’s witty retort to Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s modernist edict “less is more,” the exhibition …
![Omar Ba, Promenade masquée 1 [Masked Promenade 1], 2016, Acrylic, gouache, oil and pencil on canvas, JMD Collection-Hong Kong. Image courtesy Galerie Templon-Paris/Bruxelles, Photo: B. Huet / Tutti, © Omar Ba, Courtesy of the artist and Hales Gallery](https://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/BAO_0011_HR-332x332.jpg)
Born in 1977 in Senegal, Omar Ba lives and works in Dakar and Geneva. His paintings, produced using a variety of techniques …
Marianne Keating’s work explores different aspects of society’s private emotions. Through the use of language and social engagement the artist focus on …
Wu Tsang is an award-winning filmmaker and visual artist who combines documentary and narrative techniques with fantastical detours into the imaginary in …
The night has a magical quality. It is the time when people come to rest, when they retire to their homes to …
Since the 1990s, Julie Becker’s (1972-2016) multimedia practice has activated vacant interior scenes with psychological resonance. Working in drawing, video, photography and …
For the first time in its history, the Julia Stoschek Collection presents an ensemble of solo exhibitions, performances, and screenings of works …
Nicolas Tourte’s work explores man’s place in the universe with a light-hearted and derisive touch. It principally deals with cycles, repetition and …
Takashi Murakami has stated that the artist is someone who understands the borders between worlds and who makes an effort to know …
Bringing together a community of artists, botanists, and philosophers, the exhibition “Trees” echoes the latest scientific research that sheds new light on …
Mai-Thu Perret lives and works in Geneva, her distinctive practice crosses a broad range of disciplines, from sculpture to film, ceramics and …
