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Lawrence Abu Hamdan, a self-described ‘Private Ear’, develops a unique body of work involving sound and listening. Through his reflective practice, at the intersection of political, legal and social spheres, Abu Hamdan questions the use of sound and its presence in individual and collective memory. By Efi Michalarou Photo: Mudam …
The Berlin University of the Arts (UdK Berlin) is one of the world’s leading art universities with a long tradition. It is …
Dan Walsh has developed a quirky style of minimalism that blends rigid geometry with a sense of play. Walsh uses line as …
The group exhibition “Closer to Illusion” brings together painting, sculpture and works on paper from a diverse group of artists that explore …
Santiago Sierra is a contemporary conceptual and performance Spanish artist whose oeuvre continues to be widely recognised and exhibited in major art …
Candida Höfer began taking color photographs of interiors of public buildings, such as offices, banks, and waiting rooms, in 1979 while studying …
I.M. Pei (2/4/1917-16/5/2019), is a Chinese-born American architect often called the master of modern architecture. In 1948, Pei was recruited by New …
Public art does not exist. It is simply art in a more complex context.” This was artist Jonas Dahlberg’s response when invited …
Anselm Kiefer’s ongoing preoccupation with cultural memory, identity and history lends his works their multi-layered subject matter, fuelled by a variety of …
Chiharu Shiota’s inspiration often emerges from a personal experience or emotion which she expands into universal human concerns such as life, death …
Painting in a purposeful yet playful manner, Gregory Siff’ work exhibits meaning that is literal yet open for interpretation of nostalgia and childhood. Capturing …
“It’s a mood. It’s an emotion. It’s the idea that a day begins, a day comes down.” Louisiana Channel met Los Angeles-based …
Applications are open for the Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship at Girton College. This unique collaborative opportunity is open to artists internationally and …
The eighty-first edition of the Whitney Biennial—the longest-running survey of contemporary art in the United States—features seventy-one artists and collectives grappling with …
Since the mid-1990s Sarah Morris has reinvigorated painting with her abstracted geometric snapshots of urban environments. Her work is often derived from …
Alighiero Boetti is one of the most important figures in post-war contemporary art and in the history of Italian art more generally. …
Josef Koudelka believes that the narrative in the photographic series should be sufficient to convey meaning to the viewer. He therefore rarely …
Jim Dine rose to prominence in late-1950’s New York. He played a key role in creating the first “Happenings” and thereafter was …
Nari Ward is known for his sculptural installations composed of discarded material found and collected throughout his neighborhood. He has repurposed objects …
Pino Pascali was a sculptor, set designer and performer, today considered one of the foremost exponents of Arte Povera. Having followed his …
This Food & Art Alternative MA pursues the reconceptualisation of the world through food, reframing a food-scape reality where to develop an …
Tony Cragg explores the complex relationships between the natural and man-made world to create an innovative, distinctive sculptural language. A self-described ‘radical …
The international group exhibition “Unhealed” delves into the aftermath of the uprisings and revolutions, that swept through the Arab world starting in …
Davidson College’s Art Department invites applications for a Visiting Assistant Professor of Sculpture and Drawing for a two-year appointment with a start …
