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The phrase “In the cut” speaks to physical isolation. As an idiom it refers to sites that are removed from dense populations, but also applies to places easily within reach, but perhaps less visited. In a more literal sense the phrase has bodily associations that the works in the show …
The Metropolitan Arts Centre (MAC) is Belfast’s new arts venue, selecting, creating and mixing up art, theatre, dance and music, among the …
Echoing the role artists and the European Arts and Crafts movement played in creating and articulating a new vision for Ireland pre-1916, …
Aichi Triennale is an international art festival aimed at showcasing as fully as possible the artistic activities of the present day, including …
Tadashi Kawamata is an artist who transforms our environment, he works in the midst of demolition and construction. These projects have taken …
Some boys don’t belong in school, they’re just too strange. Lukas Duwenhögger’s paintings, collages and drawings are wild proof that he was …
The Wassaic Project’s 9th Annual Summer Exhibition takes its title from Robert William’s painting, “Appetite for Destruction” (1978), as well as …
On the occasion of the XXI International Exposition, Triennale Design Museum presents “W. Women in Italian Design”. The exhibition is targeted at …
Andreas Gursky studied at the local Kunstakademie with Bernd Becher in the ‘80s. Alongside Thomas Struth, Jörg Sasse, Candida Höfer, and Thomas …
Yuri Pattison works with digital media, video and sculpture to explore the political implications of new technologies and the changing nature of …
The exhibition “The Whale That Was a Submarine – Contemporary Positions from Albania and Kosovo” presents a selection of contemporary positions from …
Atopia, a word mainly used in medicine and philosophy, literally means placelessness, out of place, unclassifiable and of high originality. It is, …
Since 1962, Oldenburg has been making soft sculpture based on common objects ranging from household fixtures (such as toilets, fans, and light …
Mike Nelson came to prominence in the late ‘90s, creating psychological environments by sifting through the debris of modern life. His installations …
The borderlines in art history are at times bound to be vague. As culture was perceived to have come into its own, …
There have been many books that attempt to capture and analyse the depth and breadth of photography over a given period. The …
Devoted to the art of the U.S.A., the Whitney Museum of American Art presents the full range of 20th Century and Contemporary …
The Knockdown Center, is housed in a former glass factory in Maspeth, Queens. Owned by a private individual who lives onsite in …
Nam June Paik needs no introduction, he transformed video into an artist’s medium with his media-based art that challenged and changed our …
Growing up near Los Angeles, Manny Krakowski had observed phenomena such consumerism, industry and advertising that supports it. His relationship with daily …
Katharina Fritsch vividly unites the personal and the collective. Her works oscillate between melancholy, light-heartedness and escapism, and between illusion and sublimation. …
The exhibition “The Memory of the Future”, at the Musée de l’Elysée, opens up a dialogue between the work of the pioneers …
The exhibition “A World Not Ours” takes place at the Art Space Pythagorion in Samos, the Schwarz Foundation’s venue in Greece. Samos …
The history of abstraction in the West charts a clear trajectory, beginning in the early 20th Century and the work of artists …
