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Liverpool Biennial 2016 unfolds through the landscape of the city. It is organised as a story narrated in several episodes: fictional worlds sited in galleries, museums, pubs, unused spaces, stations, hotels, parking lots, shops and supermarkets. For the first time children work together with artists and the Biennial team to …
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 …
Summer is synonymous with water, the water’s edge is a familiar backdrop to all of our favorite summer memories. Robert Mann Gallery …
The new edition of Sonae/Serralves Commission, presents “An Opaque Wind Park in Six Folds” by artist Haegue Yang. The newly commissioned work …
The Family Acid collective is responsible for some of the most visually intriguing and detailed documentation of the counter cultural movement of …
Multimedia Angolan artist, Nástio Mosquito, is known for his performances, videos, music, and poetry that show an intense commitment to the open-ended …
Louise Nevelson was an iconoclast artist known for her monochromatic abstract expressionist sculptures, she is fundamental to the history of Feminist art, …
In Nobuyoshi Araki’s images, Kaori appears in a variety of poses. Effortlessly, she displays an astonishing range of emotions – brashly self-confident …
Kurt Steger’s deep beliefs as an environmentalist and his interest in time and the way it transforms both natural and man-made elements …
David Poppie uses exclusively recycled material in his work. Discarded objects, ranging from used tea bags and matchbook strikes to plastic cutlery …
Morgan Lehman Gallery in its Summer exhibition, presents works of two women artists: Leigh Ruple and Sarah Bednarek. Leigh Ruple’s interest is …
Roland Reiss has a long and influential history in the L.A. and Southern California Art Scene. His’ early work owed a lot …
In the late ‘60s a group of representational artists associated with the School of the Art Institute of Chicago started to exhibit …
Katherine Bauer is an artist who works primarily with 16mm film. She often uses film in a way that incorporates sculpture, photography …
Borrowing its title from Louis Zukofsky’s short poem, “anew #21”, the group exhibition “See sun, and think shadow” uses the binary of …
Maria Tsagkari’s site specific installation, “Part Two/The expectation” takes place on the rocks of Hydra on the way to Mandraki with support …
Three new perspectives from counter-cultures of Catalonia, Turkey and Madrid – have been added to the exhibition “The 1980s. Today’s Beginnings?” Together …
Each of the ceramic pots, bowls, and vases of Shio Kusaka rewards close looking. While the artist’s work maintains intimate ties to …
On the occasion of the Summer Nights that are full of art, I remember Paris and the French people on …
Copenhagen Contemporary (CC) is an independent institution, established in 2015 with a view to creating a new, international exhibition venue in Copenhagen. …
