ART, Page 61
A precursor of kinetic art and Op Art, founding member of G.R.A.V. [Visual Art Research Group] and recipient of the Grand Prize for Painting at the 33rd Venice Biennale in 1966, Julio Le Parc is a major figure of art history. The socially conscious artist was expelled from France in …
In the late 1960s in Korea when the limited knowledge of arts overseas was available, Shim Moon-Seup , with an urge to …
Loriel Beltrán creates sculptural accumulations of paint and color that defy traditional notions of artistic media. Poetically merging painting and sculpture, the …
Fiona Tan explores history and time and our place within them, working within the contested territory of representation. Deeply embedded in all …
HISK’s artists in residency come from a plethora of cultural environments through which they have formed distinctive trajectories, practices, and methodologies. While …
“The decision to open my studio and present works from the thematic series “Fundamental Fallacy” stemmed from my desire to personally guide …
Ken Price emerged in the 1960s as the brilliantly contrary student of Peter Voulkos*. They bridged the gap between “fine art” and …
As a prelude to the 60th Biennale di Venezia, where Julien Creuzet represents France in the French pavilion, the exhibition “Oh téléphone, …
Antony Gormley is acclaimed for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that investigate the relationship of the human body to space. His …
Kohei Nawa is a multidisciplinary sculptor whose diverse practice explores the perception of virtual and physical space and probes the borders between …
Peter Fischli and David Weiss have created sculptures, videos, site-specific installations, projections and photographs. Their broad conceptual and artistic œuvre engages with …
Leslie Martinez’s work is heavily influenced by borderland existence. With ancestral ties to the Rio Grande Valley, they frequently navigated a checkpoint …
Selma Selman’s artistic process echoes the older tradition of a polymath artist ethically synthesizing technological and ecological tools to resolve the conflicts …
In this interview, media artist Refik Anadol takes us on a visionary journey through his practice as an artist working in the …
Considered one of the leading figures in figurative painting, Guillaume Bresson is known for his resolutely contemporary scenes, reinvesting a mode of …
Yuichiro Ukai, a member of the renowned Yamanami workshop in Japan, is a passionate illustrator: he strives to draw, from memory, characters …
Yoshitomo Nara is a pioneering figure in contemporary art whose signature style, which expresses figures in a range of emotional complexities from …
Tom Friedman is a conceptual artist known for his meticulously fabricated work, including sculpture, painting, drawing, video, and installation. Friedman investigates the …
As we delve further into the works presented in Rbjørn Rødland’s exhibition “Simple Gifts”, we encounter a captivating array of motifs, each …
In her expressionist paintings, works on paper, and sculptures Indonesian contemporary artist Christine Ay Tjoe explores the human condition and its desires …
Widely celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters working today, Neo Rauch has gained international acclaim for richly colored and …
Cole Sternberg’s practice contemplates humanity’s existential quandary: that of being hopelessly destructive, yet forever and inevitably linked with nature. Through varied media …
Emerging alongside a notable group of African-American artists who rose to prominence in the ‘90s, Nari Ward’s massive and tactile approach to …
With great success inaugurated at the Kalamata Dance Megaron in Kalamata the exhibition “Parallel Lives”. Starting from specific thematic units, common to …
