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Paris Photo is the premier international art fair for works in the photographic medium, held annually since 1997 in the Grand Palais. The 2015 Fair hosts 147 galleries from 34 countries, presenting both historical and contemporary works. Renowned for its innovative and high-level programming, Paris Photo is a key event …
Due to the limited flat area and thousands of people who want to live there, land is very precious in the big …
The series of works “Gazing Ball” takes its name from the mirrored spherical ornaments frequently found on lawns, gardens, and patios around …
The first artwork from the Dakis Joannou Collection that I saw, at the School of Fine Arts 1996 (a few days before …
Female photographers and their work have been overlooked and undervalued for many decades, especially during photography’s early years. For this exhibition, Musée …
The exhibition “A Good Home for Everyone” challenges the image and idea of the good home and the modern Sweden that Prime …
If Baselitz is known for one thing, it is for his decision in 1969 to flip his paintings upside down, so that …
Gianni Piacentino began constructing angular, metallic sculptures in the 1960s. Although his works bear a visual affinity to minimalist art, the sculptures …
Bridget Riley is well-known since the mid-1960s for her distinctive, optically vibrant paintings, called “Op Art”. She characterised her work to the …
Katie Grinnan’s works investigate the relationship between visual and cognitive experience. “Nocturnal Hologram” features three recent large-scale sculptural installations that explore the …
Christian Boltanski is known for a body of work that may be considered a disturbing archive of our social, cultural, ethnic, and …
Jan Fabre lives and works in his native city, Antwerp. He is known for his powerful figurative or abstract drawings executed in …
Ed Ruscha refuses to be typecast as either pop or conceptual. He is recording the shifting emblems of American life in the …
November is one of the most busy months in art, is the second and the bridge between the new artistic season that …
Frank Stella’s third major retrospective in N. York, opens today, at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The entire fifth floor has …
Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld’s exhibition “Excuse me, may I have some gravel tea?”, is an oracle for digital existence. She has rearranged objects, …
This book presents the ways, provocative in many cases, that the artists have represented, scrutinized and utilized the body over centuries. Examines …
Surrealism was an international art, intellectual, and literary movement led by poet André Breton from 1924 with the publication of the Manifesto …
Dynamic and charismatic, Aligherio Boetti brought his preoccupation with opposites into his persona, signing many of his works as the twin characters …
Most famous and important artists have a signature style. But Gerhard’s Richter work is surprisingly various. Glenn Lowry, the director of the …
Female photographers and their work have been overlooked and undervalued for many decades, especially during photography’s early years. For this exhibition, Musée …
A pioneer of earthworks and public art, Nancy Holt also worked in sculpture, installation, film, video, and photography for over 30 years. …
Tracing the full arc of the Joseph Cornell’s life and career, the exhibition “Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust”, presents 80 works ranging from collages, …
Jeff Wall has exhibited his photographs internationally for the twenty-five years and is one of the most influential artists working today. He …
