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Critical studies fellowships are offered to highly motivated, exceptional critical writers or curators who have completed their undergraduate or graduate training and are working to develop a sustainable practice. The Core Program offers a unique opportunity for these practitioners to engage with emerging artists in an intensive peer group. Core …
Bill Brandt was one of the most influential British photographers of the 20th century. He photographed vivid interactions of social life and …
Shirin Neshat’s powerful photographs and video installations illuminate the gender and cultural conflicts of her native Iran. From her first series of …
In this video, Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh talks about Stone Garden, the building she designed to be resilient enough for Beirut, a …
Since it was inaugurated in 1998, Art Paris Art Fair has become a highlight on the International Art calendar and a major …
Where you hail from and where you now reside are two of the most significant facts about anyone. Place can be a …
Born and raised in Tehran, Nazgol Ansarinia examines the systems and networks that underpin her daily life. In her work, she dissects, …
Over three decades Zoe Leonard has gained critical acclaim for her work. Rooted in photography, Leonard’s practice extends to spatial installation and …
Since the mid-1990s, Helen Mirra has built up a body of poetic works that combine elements related to landscape, mathematics and language. …
In this video, founders of M/M (Paris), Mathias Augustyniak and Michaël Amzalag explain how naivety was crucial when cultivating the creative vision …
Theo Jansen studied science at the University of Delft. He spent his early career painting, before deciding to strike out on a …
The Department of Cinema and Media Arts, The School of the Arts, Media, Performance and Design (AMPD), York University invites highly qualified …
In her practice, Xu Ning has been greatly influenced by her encounters and discoveries of matters that transcend time, national borders, and …
Rotating blinds, glowing light bulbs, rattling bells and the scent of gunpowder and wildflowers. South Korean artist Haegue Yang is known for …
A self-trained artist, Chase Hall works in painting, sculpture, photography, video, and audio to scrutinize America’s past and present while interrogating the …
Similarly to Marcel Duchamp, Andreas Slominski integrates everyday objects into the context of art in order to visualise the process of artistic …
Since the 1960s Daniel Buren’s critical analysis of painting , attempting to refine the act to an elemental form , led him …
Nan Goldin, one of the most important artists of her generation, has significantly influenced the art of photography with her intimate portraits …
Multi-media artist Camille Norment’s work utilizes the notion of cultural psychoacoustics as both an aesthetic and conceptual framework. She defines this term …
“Tree of Knowledge” (1913-15) is a rare set of watercolors by Hilma af Klint. One of two versions, the present set that …
Whitechapel Gallery’s pioneering artistic and educational programme has been celebrated by local, national, and international audiences for over a century. In 2009 …
Every Ocean Hughes, formerly known as Emily Roysdon, is an artist and writer living in Stockholm. Since 2013, she has been a …
The act of walking has gained new significance as a social phenomenon in the twenty-first century. At the core of activities such …
Over the course of his career, Erwin Wurm has radically expanded conceptions of sculpture, space and the human form. His sculptures straddle …
