ART, Page 63
In an exhibition that a specialist visits, beyond the artworks and the documents that may accompany them, the space plays a pivotal role, at least in my case, as well as the way that art interacts with architecture. Living in Paris for the past few years, the Musée des Arts …
“I had a perverse fascination for the urban. And it persists until today.” Meet one of the most prolific and outspoken architects …
HISK’s artists in residency come from a plethora of cultural environments through which they have formed distinctive trajectories, practices, and methodologies. While …
Georgian artist and writer Karlo Kacharava was feverishly prolific. A polymathic figure living in Tbilisi of the late 1980s and early ’90s, …
The Romanian-German artist Miron Schmückle is among the singular protagonists of contemporary art. Growing up in Romania under Ceaușescu, already as a …
The exhibition “Action as Sculpture” is an encounter between two artists who never met in person. In an exchange of letters between …
For the entire length of his career, this Anish Kapoor has been fascinated with the notions of shape and void, perspective, light …
Borrowing instruments and strategies from the practices of the sculptor, the writer and the typographer, British artist Michael Dean investigates the relationship …
In his paintings, drawings and installations, Miami-based artist Hernan Bas creates intricately detailed scenes that invite viewers to decipher an astounding number …
Bram Demunter presents his solo exhibition titled “Burrowers, Climbers, Crawlers”. His paintings and drawings strongly illustrate his process of collecting, examining and …
Exhibitions in general offer stages on which artists can present their works, and thus form a vital part of their public presence …
For over thirteen years, Boris Nikitin’s productions, texts and happenings have been dealing with the representation and production of identity and reality. …
Combining the rigors of geometry with soft organic forms, John Meade works in an intuitive way to materialize his ideas, creating tightly orchestrated pieces that …
Dividing her time between Germany and Korea since the mid-1990s, Haegue Yang has been gathering inspiration from a wide range of social, …
“It seems to me that a lot of our conceptual ideas are already carried out in the past. And we’re at a …
Meet the internationally renowned artist and writer Lita Albuquerque, who talks about her upbringing in Tunisia, the Light and Space movement, and …
Holdings illustrate the continued endurance of ceramics alongside works exemplifying movements that sought to release the medium of clay from its functional …
SEA AiR is a new programme that aims to foster artistic exchange between Southeast Asia and the European Union, with Singapore as …
Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio examines local histories of materials linked to pre-Hispanic cultures in Central America, particularly his family’s homeland of El Salvador. …
The international group exhibition “Darker, Lighter, Puffy, Flat” looks at the meaning of the human breast in culture, society, and art history. …
“Each space is different. And I needed to understand its language”. Meet Brazilian artist Lúcia Koch, who, with her colorful interventions, works …
The Josef Albers Museum Quadrat, in cooperation with researchers from the Institute of Art History of the Ruhr University Bochum, is presenting …
Exhibitions in general offer stages on which artists can present their works, and thus form a vital part of their public presence …
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 …
