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The present is characterized by a crisis of the established epistemic-political order. Outdated categories and terms no longer function and representational logics fail to grasp the entanglement of knowledge production in times where the distinction between producers and recipients of knowledge dissolves. Increasingly global societies experience a sharp rise in …
Bahc Yiso has played a momentous role in the development of Korean Contemporary Art. As an artist, curator, and critic from the …
Petrit Halilaj uses his own biography as a point of departure, adopting exhibition processes to alter the course of private and collective …
Kortrijk is a nice little town on the Lys River in south-western Flanders, only 7km from France. Founded by the Romans as …
Presented in locations across Liverpool including public spaces and the city’s leading art venues, the 10th edition of Liverpool Biennial invited 40 …
YARAT Contemporary Art Space invites artists to apply for the residency programme 2019. The programme is divided into three periods (January–April, April–July, …
Sharon Hayes early studies in anthropology had a pivotal influence on her later work, Hayes practices a unique blend of performance and …
Paul Klee was born in Switzerland. During the course of his career, he not only participated in various Art Movements, but he …
Imogen Cunningham was an American photographer whose intimate portraits and floral still lifes are characterized by their evocative light and attention to …
Erick Meyenberg works at the intersection of drawing, collage, video, data analysis, and sound. His work is grounded in research that uses …
In her work, Haegue Yang seeks to communicate without language, in a primordial and visual way. She often complements her vocabulary of …
With book “Prometheus the Awakener: An Essay on the Archetypal Meaning of the Planet Uranus” (1995) the cultural historian Richard Tarnas presents …
Since inaugurated in 2000, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale has been held throughout the Echigo-Tsumari* region known for its heavy snowfall and distinctive Satoyama* …
The exhibition “Post- Pop. Beyond the Commonplace” presents more than 200 works of art mainly produced between 1965 and 1975 in Portugal …
The Irish artist John Gerrard is best known for his sculptures and installations, which typically take the form of digital simulations, displayed …
The Art, Technology and Design doctoral programme takes the form of a collaboration between Konstfack, the University of Arts, Crafts and Design …
Philip Taaffe derives inspiration from a variety of sources, including Islamic architecture, Pompeiian mosaics, 1960s Op Art, and 19th Century monographs on …
The most prominent member the Young British Artists, who dominated the art scene in the UK during the 1990s, Damien Hirst has …
Leo Villareal works with LED lights to create complex, rhythmic artworks for both gallery and public settings. He focuses on identifying the …
Fashion has always reflected social trends, cementing a certain movement in a certain sort of appearance. Clothes makers and fashion producers move …
The special two-volume edition “100 Contemporary Artists A-Z” by Taschen Publications, is a comprehensive survey of the art scene, profiling 100 of …
Red Bull Arts is proud to announce the expansion of its contemporary arts program with the renaming of Red Bull Arts Detroit …
Founded on 22/12/1938 upon the publication of their manifesto “Long Live Degenerate Art”, the Art et Liberté Group provided a restless generation …
Elizabeth Peyton is best known for her intimate, small-scale portraits of celebrities, friends, and historical figures. Characterized by transparent washes of pigment …
