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Tai Shani’s practice encompasses performance, film, photography and sculptural installations, frequently structured around experimental texts. Taking inspiration from disparate histories, narratives and characters mined from forgotten sources, Shani creates dark, fantastical worlds, brimming with utopian potential. These deeply affective works often combine rich and complex monologues with arresting, saturated installations, …
The exhibition “They Do Not Understand Each Other” brings into dialogue commissions and artworks from the collections of the National Museum of …
At first glance, figures rarely seem to feature in the art of Erinna König, for the artist focuses primarily on objects often …
Most artworks stay in the dark. It slumbers in storage, rests in graphic-art cabinets, enjoys the climate-controlled environment in free port warehouses …
Cinema The Master in Cinema is an advanced training in contemporary cinema, allowing students to develop their creative and technical skills based …
An estimated 73 million viewers (about 40% of the U.S. population at that time) watched The Ed Sullivan Show, when The Beatlesmade …
During the post-WWII rapid economic growth period, Japan continuously had national-scale events where internationalization was heavily promoted, and Japan today seems to …
In the exhibition “Back to the Present” the Städel Museum’s Collection of Contemporary Art is presented anew for the first time, nearly …
“The world is very, very beautiful if you look at it. But most people don’t look very much. They scan the ground …
Brunet Saunier Architecture was founded in 1981 by the architects Jérôme Brunet and Eric Saunier. The firm is primarily devoted to erecting …
30 years after its foundation, the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design enters the next phase of its continuous transformation process. In …
Filippos Tsitsopoulos is a performance artist who draws from theater and painting and documents his performances through his videos. Performance is a …
One of the most important figures in contemporary art photography, Philip-Lorca diCorcia is credited with establishing the staged or ‘fictional’ approach to …
At first glance, figures rarely seem to feature in the art of Erinna König, for the artist focuses primarily on objects often …
For its reopening Kunsthaus Bregenz presents the exhibition “Unprecedented Times”, six significant artists: Helen Cammock, Annette Messager, Rabih Mroué, Markus Schinwald, Marianna …
Georg Baselitz is one of Germany’s most celebrated living artists, with a distinguished career spanning over 50 years. In searching for alternatives …
Sound is a vibration that is momentarily absorbed in our body, remaining as a subtle and subjective experience and memory in the …
For the past 50 years, A.R. Penck explored how signs, numbers, and symbols could become abstraction. Like his Neo-Expressionist colleagues Penck relied …
Video Art Miden in recent months has turned its 13th Festival edition, initially scheduled to be held in Kalamata, into a monthly …
Emma Jääskeläinen works mainly with sculpture and video. Her works portray personal memories and narratives in dialogue with the history and physicality …
Shara Hughes’ works are vibrant and turbulent, a riot of color, depicting imagined spaces which appear as semi-fictional landscapes. Trees, lakes and …
The good news and the most important fact of this month, is that that the Galleries and the Museums in some countries …
Charbel-joseph H. Boutros was born in Lebanon in 1981 and lives and works between Beirut and Paris, In his work invisibility is …
The genre of American street photography is dominated by photographers like Robert Frank, Joel Meyerowitz and Lee Friedlander. As a relative and …
