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Ed Ruscha developed a vibrant signature style of combining words, images, objects, and landscapes, that associated him first with Pop art in the ‘60s and then with Conceptual Art in the ‘70s. Trained as a commercial illustrator, Ruscha had an early interest in comic books, graphic design, typography, and serial …
Hiraki Sawa’s work is acclaimed for his production of fleeting and ultimately personal experiences for viewers. He allows visitors to explore unexpected …
In 1977, American artist Dan Graham placed a large mirror in a room of at De Appel Arts Centre in Amsterdam. In …
For Gabriel de la Mora the artwork already exists before the artist, and therefore it is not his role to either create …
All art is political in the sense that all art takes place in the public arena and engages with an already existing …
The politically motivated murder of her parents left a deep mark on Parastou Forouhar’s work. Her parents were both leading opposition politicians …
The primary mission of the SITE Santa Fe Biennial is to give independent curators the freedom to present unique international exhibitions within …
Alex Da Corte is known for his Pop-informed sensibility and embrace of theatricality. In his elaborate set pieces, banal objects and consumer …
On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Haus am Waldsee Ingo Mittelstaedt uses the artworks from the Peter Raue Collection as …
The exhibition “Diane Arbus: In The Beginning”, features more than 100 photographs that together redefine one of the most influential and provocative …
Stefan Brüggemann’s work is rooted in Post-Conceptual practices that combine media independence, characteristic of the art of the late ‘60s and early …
“But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa” is the third exhibition of the …
Clément Cogitore is a French filmmaker and contemporary artist. His first work “Neither Heaven Nor Earth”, premiered at Critics’ Week in Cannes …
In many ways, Lee Ufan’s practice is a metaphor for the austere simplicity and philosophical point of view that the artist embodies …
Moscow International Biennale for Young Art is a large-scale project realized on the Moscow art scene. The Biennale brings together artistic initiatives …
Kenneth Price, was a prolific Los Angeles ceramic artist and printmaker, whose work with glazed and painted clay transformed traditional ceramics while …
Boys’ Quarters Project Space is a Contemporary Art Gallery that opened on 31/5/14 in downtown Port Harcourt, Nigeria. The Gallery presents works …
The long and conflicted relationship between art and religion has given many of the greatest works in the history of art. Contrary …
Liverpool Biennial 2016 unfolds through the landscape of the city. It is organised as a story narrated in several episodes: fictional worlds …
The Portland Biennial continues the tradition of the Oregon Biennial, originated by the Portland Art Museum in 1949, with the end of …
A rebuilt limestone barn located on Lärbro at northeastern Gotland-Sweeden, functions as Galleri Magnus Karlsson’s project space during summertime and 2016 marks …
Veronika Kellndorfer explores California modernism and the poetics of presence, creating enigmatic prints on glass using her own photographs of homes by …
The inspiration to the “Polish Village” series began when Frank Stella stumbled upon pictures of Polish synagogues that were destroyed during the …
Jerwood Visual Arts is an English programme supporting visual arts practice, through which Jerwood Charitable Foundation works with early career artists to …
