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Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke and Anselm Kiefer – four world-famous artists whose renown is unique in the history of the visual arts in Germany. They laid the foundations for this fame with their early work in the 1960s – a decade of challenges and upheavals, utopias and reorientations, …
Brassaï (Gyula Halász), was one of the most prominent members of the group of European and American photographers whose work between the …
Brazil’s leading artist on the international art scene, Vik Muniz is a multi-talented artist who most often works in 3-D materials to …
“Nayland Blake’s Opening” is the artist’s first one-person exhibition in Los Angeles in almost twenty years, it features sculptures that examine the …
About 168 km long the Berlin Wall separated the city of Berlin in Germany from 1961 to 9/9/1989, its fall was one …
Giuseppe Penone uses objects from the natural world to document the intertwined relationship between humans and nature in evolution over a macroscopic, …
Ed Clark emerged in the 1950s as a pioneer of the New York School. Over the course of 7 decades, his experimentations …
Swiss Psychologist Jean Piaget (1896-1980) advanced a theory for child cognitive development marked by four stages. Around age 12, in the final …
James Rosenquist was one of the seminal figures of the Pop art movement, who took as his inspiration the subject and style …
Zao Wou-Ki (who adopted the name Zao after 1947) is among the most recognized Chinese artists in the world. Born in Beijing, …
You don’t have to travel too far back to explore the art of Japanese poster design, as being celebrated in a new …
A key figure in the West Coast Conceptual Art Movement, William Wegman has been recognized internationally for his videos, photographs, paintings and …
One of the foremost artists of our time, Sophie Calle tells stories through photographs and combines them with the written word. In …
Foam Talent is an internationally renowned programme for young artists under the age of 35, which has been organised by the Foam …
Born in New York City’s Harlem neighborhood, Roy DeCarava came of age during the Harlem Renaissance, when artistic activity and achievement among …
Whitechapel Gallery is transformed by over 70 creative and cutting-edge publishers for four days. The London Art Book Fair returns with a …
The work Claudia Comte is characterized by her use of a simple language of forms and her engagement with different media, such …
Alex Prager is an American photographer and filmmaker known for her cinematic color photography featuring a hyper-real, Old Hollywood aesthetic. Her work …
Trevor Paglen was born in 1974 in Camp Springs, Maryland. Trained as a geographer and photographer, Paglen makes the invisible visible by …
Born in 1945, the Swiss artist Jean-Frédéric Schnyder is a lapsed Conceptualist who enjoys working with his hands, usually on a diminutive …
Featuring sculptural works by Jasmine Thomas-Girvan alongside paintings by Chris Ofili, the exhibition “Affinities” brings to light the rich artistic conversation that …
The Department of Visual Arts at UC San Diego invites applications for an artist/designer with a computational and 3D visualization research-based practice …
The society depicted by Elisabetta Catalano is rooted in artistic and cultural production and is comprised of artists, intellectuals, poets and the …
In the book “Joanna Drew and the Art of Exhibitions” by Skira Publications, Caroline Hancock accounts the life and work of Joanna …
