ART, Page 48
March Avery’s oil paintings and watercolors exhibit distinct stylistic characteristics that echo the family’s artistic legacy, known as the “Avery style.” Defined by flat picture planes, interlocking shapes, and a simplicity of forms, March Avery’s work stands out with its individuality. While embracing the essence of her family’s oeuvre, she distinguishes …
It is only through a human perspective that nature becomes a landscape into which meanings may be inscribed. Past events continue to …
Borrowing from the eponymous German interior design magazine “SCHÖNER WOHNEN” (live more beautifully), all the works the group exhibition, has one of …
Joan Linder is known for her labor-intensive drawings that contain thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of tiny lines. Her subjects include the …
Oscar Murillo is known for an inventive and itinerant practice that encompasses paintings, works on paper, sculptures, installations, actions, live events, collaborative …
Best known for his pioneering use of light, Keith Sonnier authored a complex body of work that challenges dogmas at the heart …
Mapping the movement of culture through histories of spices, wax candles, or fine white china bowls, Kate Pincus-Whitney’s tablescapes are a place …
Aya Ito creates paintings with her highly original motifs and process. The work expresses a dangerous humor that addictively attracts the viewer …
Kathleen Ryan recasts found and handmade objects as spectacular, larger-than-life meditations on consumer society, desire, and the fine line between kitsch and …
![Rochelle Costi, Moita, 2019, artificial plant stems, punched wooden slats beach chair, 90 x 68 x 60 cm [35 3/8 x 26 3/4 x 23 5/8 in], photo: Camila Svenson, Courtesy the artist and Luisa Strina Gallery](https://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/00-332x174.jpg)
Chairs and benches have legs that momentarily replace those of humans. Some chairs have arms, which also provide solace and rest. And …
Anselm Kiefer’s ongoing preoccupation with cultural memory, identity and history lends his works their multi-layered subject matter, fueled by a variety of …
The exhibition “Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960–1991” is the first survey of the history of digital art from a feminist …
Adam Pendleton is a New York–based artist whose work uses linguistic, political, and historical material in unlikely forms and configurations. He creates …
Agnes Varda was a photographer, artist and filmmaker, and a pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague, the French new wave; a bold, original …
The opening of the group exhibition ”Weaving the Future VII or Traditional Practices – Contemporary Trauma” with the participation of 44 Greek …
Arlene Shechet is a sculptor known for her effortless combination of disparate elements, precarious and provisional arrangements, and boundary-collapsing visual paradoxes. With …
In the late 1960s and the 1970s Lee Ufan was involved in the Japanese artistic movement Mono-ha and became its spokesman. Using …
Lucy Skaer’s multimedia practice is equal parts material and conceptual, drawing from a background of history, art and its foibles. The veritable …
The exhibition ”Weaving the Future” is a work in progress project, an open workshop of ideas, where from 2019 until today… tried …
Helen Marden’s paintings feature a vivid palette informed by her travels to Greece, India, and Morocco. Using resin to bind color-saturated acrylics …
The sculptural practice of Hans Josephsohn is characterised by his lifelong preoccupation with the human form. Over the course of six decades, …
Kara Walker is among the most complex and prolific American artists of her generation. She has gained national and international recognition for …
With the series of exhibitions “Young, Fresh, Different (YFD)” format, Zilberman Gallery has been promoting emerging artists at its Istanbul location since …
Ghada Amer is best known for her subversive embroidered paintings that appropriate imagery from pornographic magazines as a means of creating an …
