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Surveying art history as if it was a “murder scene,” Analia Saban plumbs the histories of painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography to challenge their limits and capacities by making the constituent parts of each medium the very subject matter of her inquiry. Saban is also committed to showing how every …
“I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream,” a song first published in 1927, by Howard Johnson, Billy Moll, and …
Each July and August the Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA) produces Summer School, a series of public programs that teases out …
“Summer Breeze” is a group exhibition that presents ethereal artworks by a selection of Frith Street Gallery artists. Whether by exploring complex …
Toyo Ito graduated from the Tokyo University in 1965with a degree in architecture and worked in the office of Kiyonori Kikutake until …
Ismaïl Bahri’s work incorporates many cultural and aesthetic references, developing visual experiments that are both sensitive and precise. The results of these …
Andres Serrano feels akin to the baroque painters, such as Caravaggio, who is known to have been willing to employ a prostitute …
The Skulptur Projekte was initiated in 1977 by Klaus Bußmann and Kasper König, who since that time has held the position of …
While Merlin Carpenter’s manner of working is sardonic and polemic, to leave it at this would be to oversimplify. What becomes clear …
Entitled “THE GARDEN – End of Times; Beginning of Times” the first ARoS Triennial focus on depictions of nature throughout history and …
Palais de Tokyo occupies a monumental building which was built in 1937 for the Paris International Exhibition dedicated to Art and Technology …
The question of how painting can react to the political, social, and media realities of today represents a starting point for Daniel …
For our magazine this July is not just hot, it’s hotter than all previous it is full of art events. This month …
The 22nd edition of LISTE Art Fair, one of the two most important art fairs of Contemporary art worldwide, had successfully closed …
George Lappas is one of the innovative and restless artists of the generation of the ‘80s, who contributed significantly to the rejuvenation …
Want to gain first-hand curatorial practice in one of the most vibrant art hubs in Europe? Looking to improve your curating skills …
The group exhibition “Limits of Knowing“, explores the utmost borders of the rational knowledge. Inspired by the theory of unknowability, the interdisciplinary …
The work of Paul McCarthy is unapologetic and sometimes, considered borderline perverse. The artist focuses on the creation of confronting works, attempting …
Jean Dubuffet is one of the defining artists of the 2nd half of the 20th Century. In 1942, at the age of …
Art Night is a free contemporary arts festival that puts art into elocations around London for one night a year, encouraging the …
Takesada Matsutani was a member of Kansai’s Gutai Art Association, which challenged conventional definitions of art in Japan. Strongly influenced by the …
Martin Kippenberger was an extremely prolific artist, he worked in multiple mediums including painting, sculpture, installation, drawing, posters, photography and collage. Through …
Now in its 18th edition, the Young Architects Program at The Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1 has offered emerging architectural …
Over the course of a 40-year career, French conceptual artist Sophie has produced a unique, multifaceted body of work that deftly merges …
