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Marisa Merz has a unique place in the history of Contemporary art. With her appearance of absence, her visionary distraction, her fragile physicality and sharp gaze. Mariza Merz has always defied the logic and economics of the art world. She lives according to her own rules, rigid and unbreakable. Her …
In 1961, Yoko Ono began working in conceptual and participatory art, avant-garde music, experimental film, and performance. Her work aroused the interest …
SOMA Summer is a unique eight-week program for international artists, curators, critics, and art historians in Mexico City. SOMA Summer introduces participants …
Another exhibition that stands out not only for the artworks but also for its excellent curating is the “Beau Doublém Monsier Le …
In his work Marcos Carrasquer mix tragic and grotesque, depicting an Orwellian humankind, strips naked the human being with all his flaws …
In general, Japanese photographers are not well known in the West. In th book “New Trends in Japanese Photography” by SKIRA, the …
Pacific Northwest College of Art’s MA in Critical Studies program presents the Spring 2018 Creative Nonfiction Writers Series, bringing a diverse group …
The exhibition “Tapisseries et estampes” highlights the woven work of Etel Adnan. Large colored tapestries, with sensitive lines, objects of a joint …
Stefan Tcherepnin’s visual artistic practice is shaped by his background in music composition and performance. Tcherepnin’s approach is collaborative, drawing on the …
Recognized for his ironic pieces of art that represent hybrids between traditional Iranian forms and those of the globalized pop culture widespread …
For me it was one of the most difficult exhibitions. Not so much in terms of understanding, on the contrary, it was …
After the World War II, images filtered into Italy that portrayed, in horrifying detail, the concentration camp victims of Nazi Germany. At …
“Tomato Can” is the title of Austin Lee’s first solo exhibition in Berlin. In the exhibition, Lee focuses on paintings which are …
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For the last 20 years, Tara Donovan uses commonplace consumer materials to create her dazzling sculptural installations. Her large-scale abstract works utilize …
Sofia Hultén’s works start with found objects, unremarkable everyday items or materials from the streets, the world of DIY stores and workshops, …
Glenn Brown is known for the use of art historical references in his paintings. Starting with reproductions from other artist’s works, Brown …
Working primarily in wood, Martin Puryear has maintained an unwavering commitment to manual skill and traditional building methods. His sculptures are rich …
Raised in Iran and now living in the U.S.A, Shirin Neshat occupies a central role in the discourse on relations between the …
Since the mid-90’s Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck has developed a hybrid practice that incorporates the activities of a researcher, archivist, historian and curator. Working …
January 21, 2018, Saturday evening, the desire to breathe, even in the rainy Paris, after the oppressive atmosphere and the bustling crowd …
An exhibition that leads from myth to history is the exhibition at Maison Européenne de la Photographie-Paris, entitled “Obsession Marlene- Pierre Passebon …
The exhibition “Christians of the East, two thousand years of history” really deserves to be visited not so much about its subject …
The faculty at Syracuse University’s MFA art photography program has built a dynamic program that appreciates the ways in which photography as …
Dumb Type is a Japanese multi-media performance art collective founded in 1984, and called Dumb Type because artists associated with the movement …
