ART, Page 37
Considered one of the pioneers of conceptual and installation art in the 1960s, Joseph Kosuth has undertaken sustained investigations into the philosophy of language and the primacy of meaning that have taken the form of objects, installations, texts, publications and projects in public spaces. Working primarily in clearly-defined series, Kosuth …
Bernar Venet is a pioneer of Conceptual art. Throughout his career spanning more than 60 years, Venet has been known for producing …
Born in 1929 in Baden, near Vienna, Austrian artist Arnulf Rainer was a nonconformist from the beginning: he dropped out of art …
Suzann Victor’s solo exhibition “Constellations” comprises over 20 new artworks from her latest collaboration with the Creative Workshop, inviting viewers to explore …
Acaye Kerunen’s multidisciplinary practice, spanning visual and performance art, sound, film, movement, poetry, curation, activism, and therapy, has established the artist as …
Valerio Adami is recognized internationally as an important European artist. They may look like comic book art, but there is a perturbing …
In Thomas Schütte’s universe, intimate watercolors, monumental figurative sculptures, vivid ceramics, architectural models, and fully realized buildings stand side-by-side as inquiries into …
Nuri Bilge Ceylan is a renowned Turkish filmmaker, screenwriter, and photographer, celebrated for his minimalist and visually striking films that explore existential …
Marc Bauer creates drawings that explore ideas of memory and history, both personal and collective. Speaking about his practice, Bauer notes that …
Through his formal vocabulary, Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto engages with the idea of social interaction. Neto has gained acclaim for his large …
Georgia Russell’s work has always been constructed around notions of rhythm and repetition – in both gesture and form – through which …
Yoshitomo Nara rose to international prominence in the 1990s for his exquisitely rendered, instantly recognizable portraits of alternately sweet and vicious big-headed …
Deeply engaged with the legacies of Cubism and Constructivism, Louise Nevelson’s artworks have been celebrated for incorporating unexpected combinations of materials and …
Michel François uses an economy of means to transform seemingly uncomplicated objects and materials, or traces of past events, into deeply resonant …
Born in 1989 on the Eastern Cape in South Africa, Simphiwe Mbunyuza creates masterful objects and vessels combining stoneware, leather, fabric and …
Raoul De Keyser is known for his sophisticated and tempered paintings that subtly and evocatively explore the relationship between color and form. …
“Moon Voyage” is the first dedicated presentation of works by Antiguan artist, writer, and polymath Frank Walter in Paris. Featuring paintings, works …
Michelangelo Pistoletto is a founding father of the Arte Povera movement and widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of …
Amy Feldman is recognized for her iconic painting language and commitment to large-scale gray-on-gray abstractions. Feldman’s investigation in the color gray highlights the …
In a diverse practice that draws upon the tradition of Romantic painting, Karen Kilimnik utilizes painting, drawing, collage, photography, video and installation …
Kei Imazu creates an ambiguous imaginary world that hovers between past and present by painting, without the use of digital printing, a …
Alex Israel explores and embraces pop culture as a global visual language. Deeply entwined with his hometown of Los Angeles, he traffics …
Claudia Martínez Garay’s practice encompasses painting, sculpture, printmaking, video, and site-specific installation. As well as interrogating European museum collections and histories, Martínez Garay …
“I have Rod Stewart looking over me. That’s important to have him in the room. He’s kind of a big hero of …
