ART, Page 29
Małgorzata Mirga-Tas’s work is dedicated to the world of Roma culture. In her detailed, realistic depictions, she portrays everyday scenes—people smoking a cigarette, playing cards, or hanging up laundry. Her portrayals adopt the perspective of “minority feminism,” consciously advocating for women’s strength while also acknowledging the artist’s own cultural roots. …
Kate Orff examines the relationship between humans, nature, and the power of community. We met her in her New York studio. ”One …
Founded in 1955, The Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts is one of the oldest biennials in the world. With its activities, it …
Louisa Clement’s practice delves into the ever-shifting notion of identity as our society gets confronted with new forms of communication, standardisation and …
Francesca Mollett’s large-scale, abstract paintings begin quickly and horizontally, the watery mix of charcoal, acrylic and diluted oil paint permitted to spread …
Tammy Nguyen creates paintings, drawings, artist books, prints, and zines that explore the intersections between geopolitics, ecology, and lesser-known histories. A story …
The exhibition “Par quatre chemins” brings together artists who explore the landscape not as a fixed motif, but as a relational and …
Hamad Butt was a British-Pakistani artist whose innovative work in the early 1990s bridged art and science, engaging deeply with themes of …
Nathalie Du Pasquier worked as a designer as part of the Memphis Group until 1987, producing patterns, textiles, decorated surfaces, and furniture. …
Galleria Continua was founded in 1990 by Mario Cristiani, Lorenzo Fiaschi and Maurizio Rigillo, with the intention, evident in the name, to …
Norbert Prangenberg’s art emerges from a fundamental interaction of hand, eye and material which has manifested itself in a variety of genres …
Ilya and Emilia Kabakov are globally recognized as the premier artists to emerge from the former Soviet Union and remain major figures …
Throughout Salvo’s career, the artist pursued a spiritual connection with the world of antiquity and explored themes of temporality and materiality. Salvo’s …
Magic realism, chiefly Latin-American narrative strategy that is characterized by the matter-of-fact inclusion of fantastic or mythical elements into seemingly realistic fiction. …
Li Hei Di transmutes impassioned energy into paintings that intertwine biomorphic shapes with oneiric, ethereal environments. Straddling the line between figuration and …
Surrealism first emerged in France as an artistic approach that sought liberation from all forms of oppression confining the human spirit. By …
Born in Sweden, Lars Fredrikson settled in the south of France in 1960. A tireless curious and skillfully inventive artist, he created …
Presenting a dialogue across time and space, the exhibition “Nature and Form: Sculptural Dialogues Across Time and Place” explores materiality as a …
“Something happens in the clash between the painted and the unpainted.” South Korean artist Lee Ufan offers a poetic and philosophical account …
Julian Rosefeldt is one of the leading contemporary artists and filmmakers today. In his elaborately staged film and video installations, he works …
“Tea Time II – Paris” is the second iteration of a thematic exhibition inspired by the cultural and symbolic resonance of “tea …
Raised in Geneva by a Chinese mother and a Swiss father, Valentin Rilliet’s work is deeply informed by a bicultural identity, which …
Titled “The Last Museum”, the group exhibition takes its name from a photographic series and eponymous book by Brion Gysin—an iconic …
Cy Gavin’s paintings transmute subjective responses to specific places into expansive works with striking palettes and fluid, gestural brushwork. Composed in dimensions …
