ART, Page 3
Twin brothers Nikolai and Simon Haas seamlessly bridge the slippery divide between fine art and functional design. Infusing their practice with humor, irreverence, and inventive originality, they are widely celebrated for riotously colorful biomorphic forms, genitalia-adorned furniture, and pun-infused titles. Beneath this captivating whimsy lies a foundation of deep intellectual, …
Christian Marclay’s latest exhibition brings together landmark works and recent series by Christian Marclay, exploring his longstanding fascination with the relationship between …
Hugo Ruyant’s paintings are conceived as comic-book squares, propelled to the scale of Painting. By zooming in, each image synthesizes the entire …
Capturing the essence of summer, a new exhibition featuring contemporary works inspired by the sun, sea, and sky of the Greek and …
A leading figure on the contemporary art scene, Clément Cogitore has, for over twenty-five years, developed a body of work at the …
Yasuko Hirano’s paintings are constructed by stretching canvas over wooden panels, applying a ground of animal glue and gesso, sanding the surface …
Capturing the essence of summer, a new exhibition featuring contemporary works inspired by the sun, sea, and sky of the Greek and …
Conceptual art” is generally understood as art that emphasizes the artist’s ideas or concepts over the outward appearance or material form of …
Light and color pervade every aspect of Jennifer Guidi’s work. The artist’s radiant, mandala-like paintings are marked by tonal and chromatic shifts …
Sajal Sarkar’s practice explores transformation, identity, migration, and the fragility of human civilization. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, he combines …
Hejum Bä’s understanding of contemporary communication – from both verbal and non-verbal language to the complex codes we navigate in everyday interactions …
“To exorcise what I fear and to love what I hate…” is a lyric that has always represented me. In this tribute …
Following Abstract Expressionism, Robert Rauschenberg revolutionized postwar American art alongside contemporary Jasper Johns. Their groundbreaking approach was dubbed “Neo-Dada” because it bridged …
Conceptual art” is generally understood as art that emphasizes the artist’s ideas or concepts over the outward appearance or material form of …
Charles Ray is an influential American artist celebrated for his disquieting, meticulously crafted sculptures and conceptual works. Beginning his career in the …
Thomas Hirschhorn creates immersive, chaotic installations that critique consumerism, media saturation, and political power. Utilizing everyday, low-cost materials like cardboard, packing tape, …
Swiss artist Peter Fischli takes us through the logic and contradictions behind Fischli & Weiss’ long‑running sculpture Snowman. Speaking in front of …
Do Ho Suh, one of the most internationally acclaimed Korean contemporary artists, has developed a distinctive artistic practice around questions of home, …
Park Seo-Bo (1931–2023) was a trailblazing South Korean painter and a founding father of Dansaekhwa, Korea’s monochrome painting movement. He gained international …
“Islands in the Net: Southeast Asian Futures in the Age of AI”, is a liminal exhibition, existing between the virtual and the …
Seeun Kim captures the essence of contemporary urban environments through dynamic, large-scale abstract paintings. Focusing her creative eye on marginal architectural spaces …
Violeta Maya’s paintings act as a direct channel for her immediate emotions and personal memories. Her creative process merges artistic intent with …
Working across sculpture, photography, painting, and drawing, Carrie Yamaoka focuses on surface, material, and process. Her art captures subtle, barely visible textures …
“My deep fascination or love of drawing comes from very early childhood.” British artist Emma Talbot dives into the world of drawing …
