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The exhibition “I only work with lost and found” brings together individual and heterogeneous works by 15 artists. Despite their diversity, these works are united by themes evoked in the exhibition’s title: cyclical processes of artistic work, as well as examinations of aesthetic, narrative, historical, and political ruptures and continuities. …
With society becoming increasingly fragmented, exacerbated by heightened global geo-political tensions, the exhibition “Archipelago: Visions in Orbit “proposes an ‘archipelagic’ approach, aimed …
Gideon Rubin’s faceless portraits are inspired by photographs from old photo albums, photos of celebrities or paintings by old masters. In examining …
Simphiwe Mbunyuza creates masterful objects and vessels combining stoneware, leather, fabric and steel. Mbunyuza’s richly textured, confounding ceramic objects are featured traditional …
In a career that spanned more than fifty years, photographer, filmmaker, musician, and author Gordon Parks created a groundbreaking body of work …
Tenure-Track Professor in Contemporary Film and Filmmaking at Harvard University. Position description: The Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) seeks …
Rising to prominence in the 1960s, Keiichi Tanaami found early success early by creating images now deeply forged in the cultural landscape …
Ivana Bašić is a Serbian artist living and working in New York. She specializes in sculpture blending various materials, including wax, glass, …
The exhibition ”Weaving the Future” is a work in progress project, an open workshop of ideas, where from 2019 until today… tried …
Isabella Ducrot is an artist and writer with a career spanning four decades. Ducrot’s oeuvre is deeply rooted in an extraordinary and …
Applications are now being accepted for Research Fellows to join the next year of The After School, an international learning community organized …
The political unrest that roiled Western Europe during the first half of the twentieth century profoundly marked the life and career of …
Agnes Varda was a photographer, artist and filmmaker, and a pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague, the French new wave; a bold, original …
March Avery’s oil paintings and watercolors exhibit distinct stylistic characteristics that echo the family’s artistic legacy, known as the “Avery style.” Defined by …
It is only through a human perspective that nature becomes a landscape into which meanings may be inscribed. Past events continue to …
Borrowing from the eponymous German interior design magazine “SCHÖNER WOHNEN” (live more beautifully), all the works the group exhibition, has one of …
A transdisciplinary exploration, DA Summer Lab CONSTANT BECOMING will take the participants to a personal journey of architectural choreography, exploring the way …
Joan Linder is known for her labor-intensive drawings that contain thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of tiny lines. Her subjects include the …
Oscar Murillo is known for an inventive and itinerant practice that encompasses paintings, works on paper, sculptures, installations, actions, live events, collaborative …
Best known for his pioneering use of light, Keith Sonnier authored a complex body of work that challenges dogmas at the heart …
The Center for Arts, Design and Social Research (CAD+SR) is pleased to announce that applications are being accepted for Visiting Research Fellows …
Mapping the movement of culture through histories of spices, wax candles, or fine white china bowls, Kate Pincus-Whitney’s tablescapes are a place …
Aya Ito creates paintings with her highly original motifs and process. The work expresses a dangerous humor that addictively attracts the viewer …
Kathleen Ryan recasts found and handmade objects as spectacular, larger-than-life meditations on consumer society, desire, and the fine line between kitsch and …
