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The truth is that I had heard a lot of positive comments about Olga de Amaral’s exhibition at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain and I went in with high expectations, especially since the photos I had seen seemed to align with the praise. However, I was greatly disappointed because …
Meet Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto, who are behind ecoLogicStudio in London, one of the most innovative studios in contemporary architecture. ecoLogicStudio …
The exhibition “Arte Povera “ spreads across the three levels of the immense Bourse de Commerce, a historic building that gathers the …
The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto invites applications for a full-time tenure stream …
Liliane Lijn has been working at the intersection of visual art, poetry and science for over six decades. Her category-defying work takes …
The School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University invites nominations and applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Tenured Associate/Full professor position in …
Since the Eighties, the Japanese-Swiss artist Leiko Ikemura has created an unmistakable oeuvre. Whereas her early works were characterized by radical expression, …
Kiri Dalena is an acclaimed visual artist and filmmaker known internationally for her works that lay bare the social inequalities and injustices …
Turkish artist Ayşe Erkmen reflects on her artistic journey, the notion of freedom in art, and her unconventional creative process. With a …
The group exhibition “Visual Investigations: Between Advocacy, Journalism and Law” is dedicated to the emergent field of visual investigations to show, through …
Applications for the German Academy Rome Villa Massimo until January 15, 2025! The “Rome Prize” of the German Academy Rome Villa Massimo …
Pan-Africanism, first named and theorized around 1900, is commonly regarded as an umbrella term for political movements that have advanced the call …
Ryuichi Sasamoto is a New York-based artist who works in performance, sculpture, dance, and whatever medium is effective for conveying her ideas. …
Rick Lowe’s extensive body of work in painting, drawing, and installation is paired with numerous collaborative projects, undertaken in the spirit and …
Skygazing, or more literally gazing at the sky, is an activity for leisure or with an interest in amateur astronomy. Astronomical observations …
Thomas J Price’s practice confronts preconceived attitudes towards representation and identity, foregrounding the intrinsic value of the individual and subverting structures of …
The exhibition “Near to the Wild Heart” brings together works by artists from different generations that trace sensorial, non-verbal, spiritual or otherwise …
The exhibition “Smell of Freshly Chopped Wood” tells about the life, work and belonging to specific landscapes, forests, islands, plateaus and valleys …
For the 168th time the Charlottenborg Foundation invites everyone to apply to the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen, Denmark. …
Drawing influence from popular music, fashion, literature, cultural and critical theory, and his own individual heritage, Jeffrey Gibson recontextualizes the familiar to offer …
A pivotal figure in conceptual art, Charles Gaines’ body of work engages formulas and systems that interrogate relationships between the objective and …
In this interview, the artist Peter Wächtler shares insights into his creative process, which involves experimentation, humor, and deconstruction. Peter Wächtler embraces …
Departing loosely from Wong Kar Wai’s “Happy Together” (1997), the exhibition “How to be Happy Together?” enacts a critique of dualism and …
“Diaspora” is a word typically associated with displacement. People move and are forcibly moved, and their cultures disperse. But diasporas also provoke …
