ART, Page 65
Sopheap Pich was born in Cambodia in 1971, and grew up under the Khmer Rouge regime. In 1979 his family stayed in refugee camps along the border of Thailand to escape from political instability. During that time Pich participated in an art school run by NGOs and became interested in …
Sarah Lucas’s practice is characterized by irreverent humour and the creation of visual puns and vulgar euphemisms. Spanning sculpture, photography, and installation, …
Alex Da Corte explores the nuances of contemporary life in his videos, installations, paintings, and sculptures, which are often united together in …
Sahand Hesamiyan’s versatile practice is informed by a profound understanding of construction techniques, culminating in larger than life metal sculptures and small …
Ivan Andersen’s solo exhibition “Inadequately Maintained Surfaces” challenges our traditional expectations of landscape painting: for example, in terms of the materials that …
Ali Kazma works with lens-based media. All aver the world, he investigates situations, places and structures relating to man’s ability to transform …
Chen Zhen’s artistic poetics, which ranged from international politics to a more intimate and personal view of human life, organically integrates the …
Tarek Atoui comprehensively exploits the potential of sound art, which lies at the heart of his practice. He is not only interested …
Throughout the years, Paris Internationale has established itself as a new model in the ecosystem of international contemporary art fairs. Forward thinking …
Over the past forty years, Kiefer’s practice has developed through the accumulation, mingling and reworking of themes, motifs and constellations which recur …
Meet the multi-talented Rachel Rossin from New York, whose practice spans from painting to programming. “My childhood was pretty turbulent. You can …
Moki Cherry was typical of her age, but also a trailblazer. In the ‘70s, when many artists challenged the authorities, Moki Cherry …
At once radical, controversial and revered, Marina Abramović is one of the most discussed artists. In her work Marina Abramović explores the …
Platforms Project is the international show that indicatively charts the art currently produced through collective initiatives by young artists on the international …
SoiL Thornton’s works resist categorization along preconceived notions of genre, medium, artistic subjectivity, biography, as well as gendered and racial identity. They …
Some of Emma McIntyre’s works draw you into an illusory space; others are formalist-flat. All her large paintings begin on the floor: …
Maki Na Kamura in two exhibitions is presenting her new paintings. In an act of great concentration, she has taken the pressure …
Using photography, video, painting, drawing, sculpture, sound, and text, Ugo Rondinone particularly enjoys destabilizing the viewers’ perceptions and unsettling their certainties by …
Füsun Onur uses everyday materials in her painting and sculpture to reflect on space, time, rhythm and form. Over the past few …
In modernity, violence finds expression not only in social action, but also in omnipresent objects, facilities and urban structures. The severity of …
Dominican-American artist Firelei Báez shares a closer look into her artworks and practice. Through vibrant colours and repurposed found maps, Báez explores …
German artist Heinz Mack is best known for his monumental outdoor sculptures and contributions to 20th-century light and kinetic art–particularly as a …
Thomas Schütte’s installations, sculptures, prints, drawings and watercolours take different and often contradictory forms. Schütte’s art looks utilitarian offering sustenance, shelter and …
Füsun Onur uses everyday materials in her painting and sculpture to reflect on space, time, rhythm and form. Over the past few …
