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We continue our Tribute with a leading figure in Japan’s new generation of artists, Takahiro Iwasaki (1975- ), who sculpts miniature landscapes from unexpected materials. Bath towels, electrical tape, toothbrushes and human hair transform from the mundane to the extraordinary. Drawing on Japan’s industrial history, Iwasaki recreates works that present …
Applications are invited for the Design Trust / RCA Fellowship in Design Curation. Extensively supported by the Design Trust, this is a …
Through a new dialogue that has emerged with artists and their works ,starting today we will present you in the Column “Performance”: …
We continue our Tribute with Sheila Hicks (1934- ) a celebrated artist, known for her innovative use of weaving and textiles and …
Park Chan-Kyong is the second artist selected for the “MMCA* Artist Studies” series. Since the late 1980s, Park has been a member …
We continue our Tribute with one ne of the few prominent women artists in 1960s New York, Eva Hesse (11/1/11936-29/5/1970). She contributed …
The above phrase of Heraclitus was the first thing that came to my mind when a week ago seeing again Chen Zhen’s …
The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA) is pleased to invite applications for 2020 MMCA International Research Fellowship. The …
We continue our tribute with Do Ho Suh (1962- ), who works across various media, creating drawings, film, and sculptural works that …
The photographic series “Urban Secret Garden – a reading” is an exhibit of the history of Thessaloniki and began as an improvisation …
We continue our Tribute with were a collaborative artist duo known for their monumental environmental installations. Born on the same day in …
We continue our Tribute with Ann Cathrin November Høibo. In terms of process, she follows a simple pattern of warp-and-weft. Long, vertical strands …
School of Architecture + Planning at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Supply is double-faced: both stockroom and stock ticker, fixity and liquidity, …
We continue our Tribute with Michael Brennand-Wood, regarded as one of the most innovative and inspiring artists working in textiles. A defining …
The whole body of work by Iphigenia Sdoukou is characterized by two main elements: yarns and inks which are telling stories on …
Uniarts Helsinki is an open meeting place for the arts—an ambitious university community for bold reformers and experts in tradition. We cultivate …
We continue our Tribute with Karla Black. Combining traditional artistic materials such as chalk, paper, paint, and plaster with everyday items including …
In early March when I received this photo, which is the opening image of the corresponding theme in our Magazine, with the …
From the end of World War II until the mid-1960s, exciting things were happening in American architecture. Emerging talents were focusing on …
We continue our Tribute with Marion Baruch (1929- ), an artist that through her art addresses social themes and observes inner worlds …
Through a new dialogue that has emerged with artists and their works ,starting today we will present you in the Column “Performance”: …
Umeå Academy of Fine Arts is looking for a Professor of Fine Arts 50%, starting according to agreement. The School of Arts …
Bangkok 2014-1018: Without any pre-determined approach or subject matter, without expectations, I let myself get carried along the colorful, multifaceted and often …
I remember Kriton Papadopoulos through his series “Cities”, we belong to the same generation and started our careers together, they were impressive …
