ART, Page 79
Can two artists, who use different expressive media meet?, the common conceptual axis that unites the work of Maria Stamati and Costas Vittis., in an interesting and challenging coexistence, is their desire to explore and invest the limits of Expression with meaning. The process by which the human being becomes …
Lots of stories could be told about Jacqueline Peeters. One of them could be about how many years ago, in the Netherlands, …
Meet American painter Dana Schutz and her fascinating universe of paintings in between abstraction and the concrete. “When I was younger, I …
Moving between performance, sculpture and video, Ingela Ihrman’s practice explores the interconnected coexistence of mundane life forms such as invasive weeds, intestinal …
Nari Ward is known for his sculptural installations composed of discarded material found and collected throughout his neighborhood. He has repurposed objects …
Museum Tinguely holds the world’s largest collection of works by Jean Tinguely with some 130 sculptures and around 2000 works on paper. …
Bridget Riley may be best known for her analysis of optical phenomena in geometrical black and white paintings that define her starting …
In his boldly colored, graphic works, including paintings, drawings, and prints, Jonas Wood combines art historical references with images of the objects, …
The exhibition “Impossible Failures” is pairing the work of the site-specific artist Gordon Matta-Clark and the visual artist Pope.L., the exhibition is …
Sheila Hicks trained as a painter but she sees fibers and textiles as more than merely working materials, regarding them as both …
Cy Gavin’s monumental paintings feature potent landscapes that serve as conduits for larger themes, including race, memory, and the possibilities of the …
“Antigone: Women in Fibre Art” is an ambitious group exhibition celebrating the rich tradition of fibre art in Eastern Europe. The exhibition …
Rita Ackermann’s compositions occupy a space between the figurative and the abstract, where human forms simultaneously disappear and re-emerge. In a series …
Adel Abdessemed is a French artist of Berber origin. He was born in Constantine, Algeria in 1971. After living in New York, …
Bas Jan Ader was a unique figure in the art of ‘60s and ’70s. Almost dangerous in its level of seduction, Ader’s …
Ugo Rondinone has garnered international attention for his poetic, evocative work across a wide range of styles and media. Often working on …
Alioune Diagne is unveiling fifteen large-scale canvases centering on the notions of travel, motion and displacement with the “Tukkii” exhibition. Composed of …
As his personal circumstances move in constant flux, Ai Weiwei remains a cultural magnet. Renowned for his political activism and social media …
The American painter Kenneth Noland is associated with a number of American Abstract Art Movements, including: the Washington Colour Painter (a mini …
The exhibition “Hurly-burly” realizes the long-standing desire of three women artists to collaborate on an exhibition. The exhibition features several works by …
Brought to life through Richard Tuttle’s vision, the exhibition “Calder / Tuttle: Tentative” focus on Alexander Calder’s artistic output in 1939, bringing …
The starting points for the majority of Chiharu Shiota’s installations are collections of used everyday objects that act as expressions of human …
Cy Twombly developed a gestural vocabulary in which each line and color is infused with energy, spirituality, and meaning. Emerging as a …
Known for their iconoclastic approach to subject matter and formal concerns, Fiona Rae’s paintings incarnate an abstract-pop universe, filled with references to …
