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Marguerite “Peggy” Guggenheim (26/8/1898-23/12/1979), is the woman that created one of the most important Collections of Modern European and American art. Relying on advisors, including Marcel Duchamp and the anarchist poet and critic Herbert Read, Guggenheim quickly amassed paintings by the most avant-garde European artists before the outbreak of World …
“Islands in the Net: Southeast Asian Futures in the Age of AI”, is a liminal exhibition, existing between the virtual and the …
Foundwork is pleased to announce the international open call for the 2026 Foundwork Artist Prize, its annual juried award for contemporary artists working …
Seeun Kim captures the essence of contemporary urban environments through dynamic, large-scale abstract paintings. Focusing her creative eye on marginal architectural spaces …
Violeta Maya’s paintings act as a direct channel for her immediate emotions and personal memories. Her creative process merges artistic intent with …
Mona Hatoum’s “Remains to be Seen (Special Edition)” is less a conventional exhibition catalogue and more an intimate spatial record. Documenting the …
The Asian Cultural Council (ACC), a premier non-profit dedicated to advancing international dialogue through cultural exchange, announced the launch of its 2027 …
Working across sculpture, photography, painting, and drawing, Carrie Yamaoka focuses on surface, material, and process. Her art captures subtle, barely visible textures …
“My deep fascination or love of drawing comes from very early childhood.” British artist Emma Talbot dives into the world of drawing …
Goodwood Art Foundation is a not-for-profit contemporary art institution in West Sussex, England, set within 70 acres of landscape near the South …
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art had met Australian architect and artist Liam Young, whose work goes far beyond single disciplines and negotiates …
Tinos Island is internationally recognized as the island of arts and marble. The plethora of local stone prompted generations of residents to …
Tate, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation, invites applications for the Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027. Now in its thirteenth year, the programme …
Throughout her vibrant, kaleidoscopic paintings, Thalita Hamaoui imagines fantastical, overgrown landscapes that glow with a rich, internal luminosity. Building her work layer …
“That was my second reason to start following a pig.” Christien Meindertsma, a young star of Dutch design, here discusses some …
The Haas Brothers (twins Nikolai and Simon Haas) are Los Angeles-based artists and designers celebrated for blurring the line between functional furniture …
Braunschweig University of Art (HBK) is an artistic-scientific university with the right to award doctoral and post-doctoral qualifications. With around 1,000 students …
Theaster Gates’s “1965: Malcolm in Winter: A Translation Exercise” is more than an exhibition catalogue: it is an act of cultural …
The Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn (14/8/1924-23/2/2009) is recognized in Europe as one of Norway’s most gifted architects and is categorized by most …
I have been going to Tinos since I was 12 years old. It was and still is one of the islands that …
Fondazione Pistoletto Cittadellarte, along with UNIDEE Residency Programs, is recruiting a Visiting Research Curator to shape the research arc of the UNIDEE …
Στην Τήνο πηγαίνω από 12 ετών, ήταν και είναι ένα από τα νησιά που έχω ιδιαίτερη σχέση, μια και σχεδόν κάθε χρόνο, …
“Sometimes you suffer and it offers you a boulevard of pleasure.” French artist Sophie Calle reflects on a life and practice shaped …
Making a tour in Paris nobody can ignore the French architect Jean Nouvel (12/8/1945- ), since he has designed and implemented three …
