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Julius Heinemann’s solo exhibition title “Dinge und Undinge (o las formas de las cosas)” incorporates both, German and Spanish speech thus becoming partly a visual element for those who don’t speak both languages, suggests this thin line between the concrete and the abstract, the identifiable and inconceivable: both existing inseparably. …
In February 1983, Monika Sprüth opened her first gallery in Cologne, in order to introduce a group of young women artists she …
Born in 1960 in Leipzig, Neo Rauch began developing his own style of figurative painting since the beginning of his career as …
Working at the boundary between abstraction and representation, Shara Hughes’ approach blends memory, association and imagination to encourage new ways of exploring …
LISTE is one of the most interesting Art Fairs, as a not-for-profit-oriented fair, LISTE – unlike any other fair – has consistently …
XU ZHEN®’s provocative aesthetics relies on both conceptual and pop strategies. He first undertook behavioral and cultural experiments as an autonomous artist …
Working since he was 16, Swiss architect Mario Botta has become a prolific and well known crafter of space, designing a huge …
Known for his colorful and compressed depictions of the people, places, and things that populate his daily life in Los Angeles, Jonas …
A pioneer of performance and video art, Joan Jonas works in video, installation, sculpture, and drawing, often collaborating with musicians and dancers …
Günther Förg and Julian Lethbridge come from two worlds – Förg working and teaching at the University in Karlsruhe and later at …
Doug Aitken’s work explores every medium, from sculpture, film, and installation to architectural intervention. Doug Aitken exploded onto the international art scene …
The exhibition “Hybrid Sculpture” presents a selection of work from the Collection of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam that reveals how radically sculpture has …
A political activist as well as an artist, Jenny Holzer’s aim is to disrupt the passive reception of information from damaging sources. …
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By experimenting with materials, techniques and scale, Robert Therrien shows us everyday objects in a new light. He reveals their hidden narratives …
Mark van Yetter in his solo exhibition “False Friends… and Six Bottles” presents a selection of 80 works spanning from 2005 to …
The new ways of habitation that are on show at the exhibition ”Designing The Living” at Center Pompidou, are not only impressive …
The S.M.A.K. Collection is one of the largest collections of contemporary art in Belgium. On the occasion of its 20th Anniversary, S.M.A.K. …
Widely considered as the most influential composer of our time, John Cage’s inventive and unorthodox approach revolutionised contemporary music and his influence …
By juxtaposing Yvonne Oswald’s photographs of deserted rooms of a former grand hotel in the Austrian Alps with Tatiana Lecomte’s pictures of …
In the 1990s Mike Nelson became known for his claustrophobic, labyrinthine installations, which feel like the ruins of modern life’s belief systems. …
Johan Creten started working with clay from the late 80s, when the medium was still a taboo in the art world. Earth …
William Kentridge’s work crosses a diverse range of artistic media such as drawing, performance, film, printmaking, sculpture, painting. Kentridge has also directed …
From the very first stages of the creation of the Centre Pompidou in 1977, color, used as a code is at the …
At a time when technology seems utterly smooth and weightless (composed of invisible waves, wireless signals, abstract codes)the works included in the …
