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Flora Yukhnovich’s paintings trace connections between a visual language originating in the Rococo with contemporary popular culture, examining and questioning how notions of femininity, taste and beauty have been encoded and restated throughout art history before becoming entrenched within the contemporary aesthetic. The diverse sources for her work are drawn …
Jeff Koons is one of America’s most popular contemporary artists. His Neo-Pop aesthetics anappropriations of consumer objects, express a reverence for popular …
The exhibition, “Sun and Spring in January-Next Generation in Norwegian Contemporary Art” focuses on a new generation of Norwegian contemporary artists who …
In his compositions, Nick Oberthaler uses numerous media: photographs, photocopies of images found in books, magazines or on the internet… The finishings …
Tracey Emin moved to London in 1989 to study at the Royal College of Art, where she first came into contact with, …
The German-born and New York–based artist Kiki Smith has donated her entire oeuvre of published prints to the State Graphic Collection of …
Ja’Tovia M. Gary is an artist and filmmaker currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. Gary’s work seeks to liberate the …
Naeem Mohaiemen’s projects explore the intersecting regional histories of South Asia and its leftist uprisings and the role of misrecognition within global …
In photojournalism the photographer is simply a witness on the sidelines, not involved with what is taking place in front of his …
Walter de Maria bridged multiple movements of artistic practice in the 1960s creating interactive sculptural installations and providing conceptual underpinnings to larger-scale …
Including 70 characteristic works by leading sculptors from Tate’s Collection, the exhibition “Objects of Wonder- British Sculpture 1950s – Present” provides a …
A business journalist, entrepreneur, and Swiss ambassador to China, North Korea, and Mongolia (1995–1998), Uli Sigg had the chance to take a …
Sarah Lucas arrived on the English Art Scene via the 1988 group exhibition “Freeze”, alongside several other young British artists coming out …
Gerrit Rietveld Academie is strengthening its research capacity by creating new research positions connected to our bachelor and master programmes. We do …
As a result of her desire to produce work that is free from narrative, or indeed people with any distinguishable features, the …
At the center of the exhibition “Blue is the Color of Your Eyes” of works from Moderna Museet Malmö’s Permanent Collection is …
Growing up in Eastern Germany, Henrike Naumann experienced extreme-right ideology as a predominant youth culture in the 90s. Her work reflects on …
A business journalist, entrepreneur, and Swiss ambassador to China, North Korea, and Mongolia (1995–1998), Uli Sigg had the chance to take a …
Andreas Gursky is a observer of our time. He finds his subjects all over the. The artist favours themes of global relevance, …
Fifty years ago, two paradigmatic exhibitions of the Hungarian art scene, “Iparterv I” (1968) and “Iparterv II” (1969) were organized. These contemporary …
Working with sound, light, scale and temperature the exhibition “CONSTITUTION” builds on, Ghislaine Leung’s ongoing enquiry into withdrawal and dependency. Taking active …
The Foundation of Lower Saxony grant at the Edith-Russ-Haus for Media Art supports a wide spectrum of media art, from video art …
Exploring the universal themes of human existence and experience, the exhibition “Bill Viola/Michelangelo”, is the first exhibition at the Royal Academy devoted …
Since the 1990s, John Currin has reigned as one of the art world’s greatest provocateurs residing on the double-edged sword of desire …
