ART, Page 56
Huma Bhabha draws inspiration from science fiction, mythology, zoology, art history, and popular culture. In her sculptures, works on paper, and drawings on photographs, the figure is ubiquitous. Laced with allusions to war, migration, colonization, and ecological fragility, her hybrid creatures – both human and animal – suggest a strange, …
Born in 1912, Swiss artist Verena Loewensberg was a leading figure of the influential Zurich school of concrete artists. The only female …
Catherine Opie is known for her powerfully dynamic photography that examines the ideals and norms surrounding the culturally constructed American dream and …
Vija Celmins has long been admired for her meticulous renderings of natural imagery, including ocean waves, desert floors, and night skies. Her …
The word Re-enchantment which is increasingly present in the cultural landscape, counters disenchantment, a concept Max Weber linked to modernity’s rationalization after …
Marina Abramović and Ulay reflect on the practical aspects and challenges of re-performing their iconic works, shedding light on the evolving landscape …
Rooted firmly in her training in philosophy, Cally Spooner’s practice is generated through writing, unfolds as performance, then lands as film, sound, …
Though we rely on digital tools for many things, we rarely understand how they work. Moreover, due to the proprietary nature of …
The exhibition “Composition for the Left Hand” unfolds as a dialogue, an entanglement, a banter of binaries between two collections: one historical …
One of the most important artists to emerge during the twentieth century, Richard Artschwager’s playful and diverse oeuvre has influenced generations of …
Over the course of his career, Erwin Wurm has radically expanded conceptions of sculpture, space and the human form. His sculptures straddle …
Theaster Gates’s practice includes sculpture, installation, performance, urban intervention and land development. Through his work as an artist, archivist, and curator, Gates …
Richard Tsao IS known for using a process oriented, labor intensive approach and particular aesthetic of beauty in creating his paintings and …
Solidarity, spirituality and rituals, but also displacement and trauma are central themes in Melike Kara’s work, which is dedicated to preserving the …
Textiles weave through our everyday lives yet remain one of the most underexamined mediums in art history and contemporary practice. The universality …
![Giovanni Anselmo, Untitled (Structure that Drinks) [Senza titolo (Struttura che beve)], 1968, Stainless Steel, water, and cotton, 54 x 30 x 30 cm, Collection of Carine Szwajcer, Anvers, © Giovanni Anselmo, Photo: © Paolo Mussat Sartor](https://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/00-Estructura-que-beve-332x247.jpg)
Even though he shared certain artistic concerns and reflections of his time, being a referent of Arte Povera, which emerged in Italy …
One of the biggest and most significant topics that concerns contemporary art globally is “Trauma” and how it is assimilated in the …
“I want to think of myself as a quantum. I want to be in two places at the same time. I want …
What is the role of museums today? This major three-part exhibition invites international artists to take over Mudam Luxembourg’s galleries and reimagine …
The group exhibition “Dream Time” explores the complexity of dreams-both as reveries and aspirations-with themes of will, hope, memory, and imagination. Turning …
Stéphane Erouane Dumas’ work reveals the marks of time visible in the different strata on the chalky cliffs in Normandy, which he …
One of the biggest and most significant topics that concerns contemporary art globally is “Trauma” and how it is assimilated in the …
Otto Piene counts among the pioneers of 20th century art. As co-founder of the international ZERO movement, he had a fundamental impact …
Jason Baerg is a Métis Cree visual artist particularly involved in the transmission of Indigenous knowledge and vocation of taking his artistic …
