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“Frontier Imaginaries” brings together two Brisbane art venues connected by the Brisbane river, the Institute of Modern Art (IMA) and QUT Art Museum. As a significant place in the history of the city, the river has been a crucial site for Indigenous people, a geographic and cultural boundary line, a …
“Monday”, Camille Henrot’s exhibition at Fondazione Memmo takes inspiration from the first and most disorderly of the week’s days. At its heart …
This month is dedicated to Switzerland and the three major artistic events associated with the country. First of all LISTE Art Fair …
Artist, critic, philosopher, and poet, Lee Ufan emerged as one of the founders and major proponents of Mono-ha, the the Tokyo-based Movement …
Stratos Kalafatis is using the square format, a difficult format because there is no dominant axis, but in his hands gives an …
Presenting some of the most significant artists of the 20th and 21st Centuries, the exhibition “Space to Dream: Recent Art from South …
Zoë Paul has long been interested in the history of classical sculpture and often addresses this in her work. By parodying works …
Moderna Museet Stockholm presents the third chapter of “THE NEW HUMAN”, continuing the exploration of the human condition in a rapidly changing …
Fabio Oliveira, better known as Cranio, was born in 1982 and grew up in the north of Sao Paulo and it was …
Simon Denny is one of the leading figures of a generation of artists who employ content from the tech industry, the language of …
Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorenz have collaborated since 1998. Their work often revisits materials form the past, usually photographs or films, referring …
Bruce Davidson was given his first camera in 1940, when he was just seven years old. It was, he says, “A primitive …
Anish Kapoor states that when the process leads the artist, the work is a discovery. His artistic practice involves a phenomenological approach …
The history of the Canton of Ticino, the Italian-speaking Swiss territory to the south of the Alps, was until recently profoundly marked …
Ivan Picelj close to graduating from Zagreb’s Academy of Fine Arts (1946), abandoned his formal art studies and got involved in some …
Dorothea Lange (26/5/1895-11/10/1965) has been called one of America’s greatest documentary photographers. Her photographs of migrant farm workers and the rural poor …
Sculpture Center presents an exhibition titled “Collective Stance”, by artist Leslie Hewitt. The exhibition includes two film installations along with recent sculpture …
Dedicated to continuing the tradition of abstraction, Angel Otero is an innovator in the genre. He begins with a reference to an …
Walter de Maria bridged Minimalism, Conceptual Art, Land Art, and Installation Art, creating interactive sculptural installations and providing conceptual underpinnings to larger-scale …
The legendary Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki (25/5/40- ), celebrated for his works exploring the theme of Eros and Tanathos, successfully depicting desire, …
“Art and Electronic Media” by Edward Shanken is the newest title in the Themes and Movements series published by Phaidon, is a …
The lady on the ladder who, climbing up onto the highest steps can gaze over a far broader horizon, and by doing …
Yayoi Kusama studied painting in Kyoto before moving to New York in the late ‘50s, and by the mid-‘60s had become well …
David Hockney known for bold colors and landscapes, has long been interested in the technology of art and using new media to …
