ART, Page 77
Louise Nevelson, a leading sculptor of the twentieth century, pioneered site-specific and installation art with her monochromatic wood sculptures made of box-like structures and nested objects. An interest in shadow and space materialized in her first all-black sculptures, introducing a visual language that came to characterize much of her work …
In a “strange time” when we were forbidden to meet face-to-face, the doors of the museums, making exhibitions and providing education, were …
Tony Cragg is one of the world’s foremost sculptors. Constantly pushing to find new relations between people and the material world, there …
In his artistic work, Olaf Holzapfel is interested in space and how space is created. The results of his work are sculptures, which …
With “Dans la plantation” his new body of work, Marc Padeu pursues his pictorial exploration of Cameroon’s agricultural regions, which began in …
Julian Hoeber is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice centers on themes such as the problem of the proximity of thought and form, intuitive …
Troy Makaza’ surreal works, woven from painted silicone strings, inhabit the space on both side of painting and sculpture, creating a threadlike …
An enigmatic storyteller, Megan Rooney works across a variety of media – including painting, sculpture, installation, performance and language – to develop …
The exhibition “Realities Left Vacant” presents works by the 11 international artists awarded the 2022 visual arts work stipend of the Berlin …
Jessica Rankin creates expansive maps of landscapes dotted with codes, signs, and symbols that refer to the processes of memory, intuition, and …
Sandra Mujinga uses her art to investigate ideas of the body and the privilege of invisibility. “The starting point is the body. …
The story of Black Mountain College begins in 1933 and comprises a fascinating chapter in the history of education and the arts. …
Helen Frankenthaler, whose career spanned six decades, has long been recognized as one of the great American artists of the 20th Century. …
Covering nearly every artistic medium, Georg Baselitz has established himself as a visual artist of international stature. His work confronts the visceral …
Robel Temesgen’s paintings and works on paper depict water, land and air in various states of fusion and transformation – turbulent or …
Josef Albers, initially a teacher of elementary school, was one of the foremost art teachers of the 20th century. His approach to …
İz Öztat’s practice engages with diverse forms and media defined by her research. Her individual and collective artistic practice focuses on the …
The exhibition “Language in Times of Miscommunication” features artwork that incorporates various forms of language (poetry, speculative fiction, and slang), modes of …
The exhibition “Unschöne Museen” draws on Benedicte Savoy’s expression “Unschöne Museen”, literally unbeautiful museums, in a selection of works that emphasize this …
Tony Oursler has been a pioneering figure in new media since the 1970s. Over the last four decades, Oursler has explored popular …
Katalin Ladik is a poet, visual artist and actress. Her visual and sound poetry, performances and body art are based on the …
Since the 1960s, Daniel Buren’s pioneering Conceptual approach to sculpture and installation has expanded the boundaries of traditional artmaking and complicated the …
“Who is a witness to history?” is one of the central questions that haunts Bouchra Khalili’s interdisciplinary practice. A way of working …
Wangechi Mutu is best known for spectacular and provocative collages depicting female figures (part human, animal, plant, and machine) in fantastical landscapes …
