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Nicolas Tourte’s work explores man’s place in the universe with a light-hearted and derisive touch. It principally deals with cycles, repetition and the notion of the virtual. The artist ‘likes to point out, to reveal detail which was previously passed over, to confer it with a new status’, to give …
Takashi Murakami has stated that the artist is someone who understands the borders between worlds and who makes an effort to know …
Bringing together a community of artists, botanists, and philosophers, the exhibition “Trees” echoes the latest scientific research that sheds new light on …
Junya Ishigami is a Japanese architect born in kanagawa prefecture in 1974. From 2000 to 2004, Ishigami worked with Kazuyo Sejima at …
Mai-Thu Perret lives and works in Geneva, her distinctive practice crosses a broad range of disciplines, from sculpture to film, ceramics and …
Moving seamlessly from his early photographs to sculpture, immersive environments, large-scale public interventions, and architectural projects, Olafur Eliasson uses simple natural elements …
Derived from the French word “surveiller”, meaning “to keep watch” or “to watch over”, the surveillance camera has been used to police …
Launched in January 2013, the University of the Arts Helsinki is the result of the merger of the Finnish Academy of Fine …
Since the late 1970s, Barbara Kruger has established herself as one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. Beginning with her …
The group exhibition “A Body of Work” features drawing, collage, and sculpture by six artists: Julia Brandão, Max Colby, Margaux Crump, Anneli …
Considered one of the most powerful voices in art today, William Kentridge emerged as an artist during the apartheid regime in South …
For 20 years, the Young Architects Program at The Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1 has offered emerging architectural talent the …
Marianne Keating’s work explores different aspects of society’s private emotions. Through the use of language and social engagement the artist focus on …
Far surpassing common aerial photography, in his mission to capture stunning aerial views of land, sea, and wildlife, Zack Seckler takes to …
The expansive spectrum of Haegue Yang’s work, flows freely between social inquiry and history, her personal life and collective memory, yielding images …
Since 2000, the Daimler Art Collection has had its own focus on 20th and 21st Century works that deal with sound/ composition/ …
Ria Pacquée has been researching the concept of “identity” since the 1970s. She does this using her own body as a tool: …
The exhibition “Minimalism, Postminimalism, and Conceptualism/ 60–70” focuses on the key figures of the art scene in the United States during its …
Banu Cennetoğlu deals with the political, social, and media conditions of contemporary information societies. Her conceptual works question the relationship between the …
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Anthony Pearson occupies a quietly antithetical position in a contemporary cultural landscape characterized by visual noise and short attention spans. An exploration …
Melvin Edwards is a pioneer in the history of contemporary African-American art and sculpture. He makes sculpture through a process-oriented approach. Ordinarily, …
The exhibition “Stinking Dawn” takes the form of the production process for a full length feature film by Gelatin and Liam Gillick. …
Since the late 1950s, Sheila Hicks has been producing work exceptionally difficult to categorise. Knotting, wrapping, folding, twisting and stacking wool, linen …
Harald Szeemann (1933-2005) was one of the most influential curators of the recent past, his work was highly complex and cannot be …
