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“60 Years of Performance Art in Switzerland” explores performative art, taking as its starting point the ;60s, when pioneering performance artist Jean Tinguely realized his first self-destructive actions. Besides Tinguely, artists such as Urs Lüthi, Daniel Spoerri, and Anna Winteler exemplify the exhibition’s historical side, while Alexandra Bachzetsis, Florence Jung, …
Vanitas was a fairly niche art movement that began in the early 17th Century, later spreading across greater Northern Europe and seeping …
Brice Marden has had a profound impact on painting today. While there has been a sea change in Art Movements, Marden has …
Gino De Dominicis worked in a variety of mediums including sculpture, painting, film, and installation. He was obsessed with immortality and invisibility, …
From the early ‘90s, Jake and Dinos Chapman have continued to provoke. Whether subverting artists’ original works (including their own) twisting historic …
The online art magazine www.dreamideamachine.com, linking the history of Salamis with Contemporary Art, completed the cycle of performances titled “Locus-Recollection-Landscape” with Angelos …
Ernst Wilhelm Nay was a German abstract artist, whose paintings, gouaches, and drawings are focused primarily on subtle and individual use of …
Douglas Gordon makes videos, installations, photographs and text pieces, using both found and original material, in an attempt to lay bare the …
Engaging with the histories of 20th Century architecture, design and art, the work of Leonor Antunes reflects on the functions of everyday …
The Harry Ransom Center, a humanities research library and museum at The University of Texas at Austin, invites applications for its research …
Katharina Grosse is known for the vibrant palette and exuberant gestures of her large-scale canvases and raucous installations that merge painting, sculpture, …
Keiichi Tanaami is one of the most influential Pop artists of postwar Japan. He studied graphic design, worked with the Japanese neo-Dadaist …
During the building of the Flevoland polder* in Netherlands, the engineers and planners decided to mark the occasion through the realisation of …
Gary Hume is known for figurative and abstract paintings on aluminum panels, which often feature startling color combinations made with paints purchased …
As an artist, Murakami questions the lines drawn between East and West, past and present, high art and popular culture. Not stopping …
Korakrit Arunanondchai draws on an eclectic array of references in his practice: from popular culture, technology and geopolitics, to Buddhist and animist …
The Group exhibition “Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon” investigates gender’s place in contemporary art and culture at a moment …
Louise Bourgeois is one of the most brilliant and influential artist of the 20th Century. Her work always centered upon the reconstruction …
“Muros Blandos. Ser entre bordes” is an international group exhibition that aims to open up a conversation about notions of migration, otherness …
Organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) since 1987, the 15th Istanbul Biennial brings together artworks by 56 artists …
The Group exhibition “Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon” investigates gender’s place in contemporary art and culture at a moment …
Thomas Ruff has fundamentally changed our relationship to the photographic image, moving it beyond reactionary ideas of documentation and supposed “truth” towards …
Damián Ortega alters and deconstructs objects, building structures that create a dialogue between matter and form, action and thought. His oeuvre is …
Arcadia is a mountainous, landlocked region of Greece, according to Greek mythology, Arcadia was the domain of Pan, a virgin wilderness home …
