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Philip Johnson was for many years the most powerful figure in the society and politics of his profession. The impressively illustrated book “Philip Johnson, A Visual Biography” traces his seven decades of larger-than-life influence, innovation, and controversy in the realm of architecture and beyond. The book covers his early travels …
The COVID-19 coronavirus seems to have brought a necessary slowdown, if not a downright halt to artistic and cultural gatherings, exchanges and …
We continue our Tribute with the Japanese artist Aiko Tezuka (1976- ). Aiko Tezuka carefully unravels and re-weaves elaborate textiles to form …
As I get lost in the unknown neighborhoods of Lisbon, trying to understand its hidden “language”, “Saudade” is the word that follows …
Melis Buyruk is a Turkish artist born in Golcuk in 1984. Her large-scale floral ceramic sculptures depart from contained, categorical forms of …
After a very challenging but very productive April, since we opened a dialogue with young and older artists through the columns: “IN …
The Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Parks Conservancy have partnered with Gagosian Galery to present a year-long outdoor installation by …
We continue our Tribute with the Zimbabwean artist Moffat Takadiwa (1983- ), he is known for his striking wall sculptures and installations …
We continue our Tribute with Chiharu Shiota (1972- ) best known for creating room-filling, monumental, delicate and poetic environments. Central to the …
This week brings us closer to the unique world of Russian artists Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, who have made a pioneering contribution …
The Copenhagen Architecture Festival had been looking forward to presenting you with 200+ events under the joint title ‘Welfare City in Transition’ …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Germano Celant (1940-29/4/2020), a name everyone in the art world recognizes. It was Celant …
We continue our Tribute with Yinka Shonibare, (10/2/1962- ), over the past decade, he has become well known for his exploration of …
“Autoritratto” (Self-portrait) is a book written by Carla Lonzi and published for the first time in 1969. A sort of montage of …
We continue our Tribute with the British artists Samara Scott (1985- ). Since graduating from the Royal College of Art, London in …
The latest trip I took was to Israel, so that I may photograph the festivities of Purim (a Jewish religious holiday), for …
“For half a century now, Leda Papaconstantinou develops her art practice focusing on the relationship between body and image. Her performances and …
New York in the 1970s was the global epicenter of the fledgling new art form, with artists such as Nam June Paik, …
Form of employment: Fixed-term position Scope of employment: 100% Malmö Art Academy has approximately 75 students and offers first, second and third …
The Platforms Project – Independent Art Fair stands today as the largest annual visual arts event in Greece, it is an international …
We continue our Tribute with the American artist Faith Ringgold (8/10/1930- ), she took the traditional craft of quilt making, which has …
I have collaborated with Anta Petranaki twice in the last 5 years. What I appreciate deeply, besides her work which constantly changes, …
We continue our Tribute with Pacita Abad (5/10/1946-7/12/2004) one of the few artists who successfully merged traditional textiles with contemporary painting. Like …
Starting with new artworks by artists, that are on exhibition or are ready exhibited or that are work in progress… we are …
