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With her works, above all, her installations and environments, Latifa Echakhch invites the viewer to reflect on the rigidity and contradictions of society. Using diverse techniques, Echakhch confronts the modern world’s socio-political and cultural issues through objects loaded with symbolic meanings: she decontextualises them, placing them in a space full …
For nearly 30 years, Isa Melsheimer has questioned modern architecture as much as our natural environment through her work. She usually operates …
Whether documenting the city parks of Amsterdam and Rotterdam or the Frisian islands, Jeroen Hofman has a particular method: working from up …
Isamu Noguchi spent his life in search of an identity that transcends national and artistic categories. He traveled extensively and lived in …
The exhibition “Rolf Julius / Kevin Rouillard” combines the work of two artists who have never met, but whose practices could share …
The exhibition “Beirut and the Golden Sixties: A Manifesto of Fragility” revisits an exhilarating chapter in global modernism in Beirut from the …
Thomas Struth is best known for his genre-defying photographs, though he began originally with painting before he enrolled at the Kunstakademie, Düsseldorf …
Valérie Belin’s new series, “Modern Royals” after which the exhibition is titled, is shown in its entirety. This new corpus comprises eleven …
Fundación Botín is pleased to announce their 29th Visual Arts Grants (2022), offering six scholarships for artists of any nationality with an …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
Whether documenting the city parks of Amsterdam and Rotterdam or the Frisian islands, Jeroen Hofman has a particular method: working from up …
Michel François uses an economy of means to transform seemingly uncomplicated objects and materials, or traces of past events, into deeply resonant …
A resident of the Villa Medici program in Rome in 2020, Jeanne Vicerial, became, at not yet 30, the first French Phd …
We are all familiar with the classic architecture games, from building blocks that become daring structures to board games where the players …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
As the leading agency and resource organisation for collaborative, socially engaged arts in Ireland, Create’s programmes are developmental in nature and ambitious …
Several personal events in Guadalupe Maravilla’s life have had an impact on his art. In 1984, at the age of eight, Maravilla …
Thomas Bayrle’s graphically covered bodies and objects are a world made out of dot and grid, cell and body. Superstructures spread like …
Meet Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz in her studio in Zug, Switzerland, to a talk about the misunderstood purity of mineral water and …
Before the women’s movement in the 60’s and 70’s, most women’s art was denied the title “fine art” because the techniques they …
In his sculptures and collages, Valentin Carron imitates traditional handicrafts and unknown artworks, as well as stereotypical modern and everyday forms. By …
Beginning in the 1980s, Dayanita Singh has pioneered a genre-defying approach to photography, one that pushes the limits of the medium and …
After growing up near the agricultural fields in the suburbs of Tehran, Mehdi Ghadyanloo began his career making public art, is considered …
Jac Leirner’s solo exhibition ”Us Horizon” includes a new work from his acclaimed series constructed from ensembles of plastic shopping bags, and …
