ART, Page 2
For more than two decades, Hito Steyerl has been one of the most influential artists, filmmakers, and theorists of contemporary art. Her work critically examines the circulation of images in the digital age, the militarization of technology, and the hidden infrastructures that shape perception, exposing the political and social forces …
Sean Scully came to international prominence as a painter of abstract works featuring combinations of squares and stripes. Having abandoned figurativism in …
”With so many hard things that we touch and live in, we’re crying for softness.” Sheila Hicks, Nick Cave, Kaarina Kaikkonen, and …
Through videos, performances, and installations, Shuang Li examines how digital technologies shape relationships, bodies, and desire. She investigates the entanglements of humans, …
Françoise Pétrovitch explores various different media. Her artworks range from ceramics to video to drawing to painting. Françoise has developed a high reputation …
Inspired by the themes of Art and Summer, we are launching a new column in which different contributors, through their own unique …
Some exhibitions ask us to look. The group exhibition “SPECTRAL” asks us to pause, listen, and sense what cannot always be seen. …
Few contemporary artists have explored the instability of meaning with the consistency and conceptual rigor of Ryan Gander. Over the past two …
I was not born in Spetses, nor do I have any roots there… But I loved and still love this …
Maria Taniguchi works across a diverse range of media, including painting, video, sculpture, pottery, printmaking, drawing and writing. Central to her practice …
Matias Faldbakken often uses industrial materials and heavy-duty objects in his works, which he then manipulates or even partially destroys. By negating …
Certain exhibitions act as mere observers of their era, while others attempt to actively disrupt it. The contemporary group exhibition “Servare Intaminatum. …
The Claydon House provides the historical stage, the participating artists supply the voices that animate its many temporal layers. Rather than functioning …
Dana Schutz’s work blends vivid colors, distorted figures, and emotional intensity to explore themes such as identity, memory, and human experience. Schutz …
J. Parker Valentine is an artist whose practice is deeply rooted in drawing but expands across film, video, photography, collage, and sculpture. …
Engaged in an ongoing dialogue with six centuries of representational painting, Kerry James Marshall is known for his expansive body of work, …
Tomás Saraceno was born San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. Today, as the artist himself says, he lives and works on and beyond …
Hervé Di Rosa is known for his colorful, playful, and imaginative works. As a founder of the Figuration Libre movement, he combines …
Alexandra Grant explores of the use of text and language in various media—painting, drawing, sculpture, film, and photography—probes ideas of translation, identity, …
Color has always been one of painting’s most powerful instruments, but throughout the twentieth century it underwent a radical transformation: it ceased …
Does Austria’s radical approach ultimately manage to conquer the “underwater” lyricism of Venice? Can it overshadow the disarming innocence of India? Can …
Helen Marden’s paintings feature a vivid palette informed by her travels to Greece, India, and Morocco. Using resin to bind color-saturated acrylics …
For “Along the Road”, Galleri Magnus Karlsson has invited a selected group of the gallery’s artists to present one new work each. …
Mari Nagem’s first New York solo exhibition, “The Tropics, The Moon, and Mars”, presented at CUE Art Foundation, transforms the gallery into …
