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Mika Tajima’s artistic practice investigates how psychic and bodily energies are shaped, regulated, and transformed within the structures of technocapitalism. Through sculpture, painting, video, and installation, her works examine how control systems—whether architectural, ergonomic, or algorithmic—condition the lived experience of the body and mind. At once sensorial and conceptual, Tajima’s …
A senior Anmatyerr woman from the Sandover region of the Northern Territory, Emily Kam Kngwarray (c. 1910–1996) transformed the deep ceremonial and …
Han Bing is recognised for her sensitive yet disruptive visual language in paintings that deconstruct pictorial reality and open up new dimensions. …
Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design is announcing four doctoral student positions for entry in autumn 2026. Practice in Visual, Applied …
Arcangelo Sassolino’s work is the result of a close dialogue between art and physics. His interest in mechanics and technology opens up …
Few artists embody the paradoxes of postwar art as elegantly—or as mischievously—as John M Armleder. A central figure in Swiss contemporary art …
Pace’s publication “Hermann Nitsch: Life and Work” presents an expansive oral autobiography of one of the most polarizing and influential figures of …
The Center for Arts, Design, and Social Research (Helsinki, Finland/Boston, US & international); Jambatan Collective (Copenhagen, Denmark); Kapallorek Artspace, Seri Iskandar, Perak, …
Anthony Cudahy weaves imagery culled from photo archives, art history, film stills, hagiographic icons and personal photographs to explore themes of queer …
Christine Streuli captivates with her use of bright colors and complex layering, making her paintings oscillate between a conceptual approach and intuition, …
“There’s everything in the painting for me.” For artist Megan Rooney, painting is never static. Her paintings evolve through layers of paint, …
Carsten Höller has long occupied a unique space between science and art. Trained as an agricultural scientist and holding a doctorate in …
Paul McCartney grew up around cameras, his mother, Mary, was an avid amateur photographer, and his late wife Linda McCartney became world-famous …
A vacuum is not an empty space. The 2025 Annual Exhibition of the Salzburger Kunstverein is dedicated to the figure of …
Featuring a glazed ceramic wall installation and luminous sculptural panels that evoke watery realms, the exhibition “Liquid Horizon” extends Teresita Fernández’s ongoing …
Beginning in 1963 with “the diagonal of May 25, 1963 (to Constantin Brancusi)”—a single gold fluorescent tube placed diagonally on a wall—Dan …
Makikio Kudo’s works are based on mixtures of familiar objects and everyday experiences with the contents of her dreams and imagination. Her …
The Adolf Luther Foundation is looking for a foundation curator and managing director (m/f/d). The Adolf Luther Foundation, based in the former …
“I am afraid of being afraid.” We met Tavares Strachan, one of the most interesting and exploratory artists of our time, in …
Originally enrolled in the furniture design program at the Rhode Island School of Design, Jessi Reaves left school only to return a …
In the lush, surreal worlds of Hans Withoos, flowers blossom where they shouldn’t, seas yield not salt but milk, and figures both …
“Lucas Samaras: Kiss Kill / Perverted Geometry / Inedibles” is a unique and ambitious publication that refuses to sit comfortably within the …
Conditions is a low-cost studio programme for artists. It gives studio space and structured critical conversations to develop each artist’s work, as …
The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) presents “Routed West: Twentieth-Century African American Quilts in California”, a landmark exhibition featuring …
