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Born in Calcutta in 1963, but raised in London and New York, Rina Banerjee’s sculptural assemblages of textiles, fashion items, colonial objects, furnishings, taxidermy and organic materials, sourced from New York junk shops are configured into new and exotic arrangements. Her works have included such unusual materials as taxidermied alligators, …
The School of Creative Arts, comprised of three well-established units, namely the Academy of Film, Academy of Music, and Academy of Visual …
Born in 1923 in Newburgh, New York, Kelly had a unique vision fueled by his observations of the things around him. He …
Lesley Vance is an abstract painter whose visual language is rooted in her early engagement with still-life painting. Seeking to move beyond …
Lee Miller (23/4/1907-21/7/1977), the daughter of Theodor Miller, is perhaps the one of the most famous women in history of contemporary art, …
The catalogue of the exhibition “Twilight Land” has been published. The show explores the feeling of standing on the threshold of the …
In launching this international, interdisciplinary competition, the MRL seeks to reward projects that give Rousseau’s “Contract” a new outlook for the future …
Situated in a beautiful nature setting outside of Hamburg, the WAI (Woods Art Institute) invites the public to explore the private collection. …
Volume, space, and color are at the heart of Gotthard Graubner’s body of work. The artist, who saw his pictorial concept through …
The Museum of Modern Art announces “Architecture Now” is a new exhibition series at MoMA that will serve as a platform to …
As all we know, the George N. Vogiatzoglou Collection, is an active space that organizes not only contemporary art exhibitions but also …
With “Images [and Talking Back to Them]” the artist and filmmaker Sara Eliassen presents a film installation in the lower exhibition hall …
As a central figure on the international art scene, Bernar Venet has lived mainly in New York since 1966, and now resides …
Bob Thompson’s short, but dynamic, career began in the late 1950s and ended in his premature death less than a decade later. …
E-WERK Luckenwalde is pleased to announce the launch of the sustainable institution, an interdisciplinary artist residency programme, symposium series, and digital toolkit …
Finding early inspiration in experimental dance and choreography while a student at the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, and in subsequent collaborations with Minimal …
Throughout his working life, Paul Georges explored figure painting, still life, landscape, self-portraiture, and group portraits with references to mythology, art history, …
A pioneer of hard-edged abstraction, Al Held created works of great complexity during his 50-year career. Held is considered a prominent figure …
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith is an enrolled member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and is also of Métis and Shoshone descent. …
Widely defined by her use of color, something she remained adamant about from her early studies, Pacita Abad pioneered new forms of …
The laboratory for History and Theories of Architecture, Technology and Media (HITAM) at the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) offers one …
“All sculpture that I’m interested in knows that death is the inevitable conclusion.” Award-winning artist Antony Gormley sees art as the expression …
With a career spanning over 50 years, Magdalena Abakanowicz changed what it meant to be a sculptor and led the way for …
Formed as part of 1960s counterculture, General Idea was a radical artist group founded in Toronto by AA Bronson, Felix Partz and …
