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George Condo was part of the 1980s wild art scene in New York. In this video, recorded in his New York-studio, the iconic artist shares his life-long love of drawing and thoughts on his artistic expression, which he describes as “artificial realism.” ”I kind of draw like you’re walking through …
The exhibition “From Thonet to Dutch Design” features over 300 objects that over the past 125 years were landmarks of design innovation …
Applications are open for the last availability in July-August and Fall-winter 2020-2021. Arte Studio Ginestrelle and the Writing Residency are located in …
A group exhibition brings together leading figures from the Pace Gallery’s program of modern and contemporary artists as a means of introducing …
Yasumasa Morimura has been working as a conceptual photographer and filmmaker for more than three decades. Through extensive use of props, costumes, …
The recidency is opened to everybody who has an artistic/creative project and is looking for a good place where develop it. We …
“The piece is all about freedom and respect for everyone – that’s an underlying aspect of it.” Meet the renowned artistic collaborators …
Camille Henrot’s art is born out of an intensive research process, the findings of which she uses to construct rich multimedia narratives …
![Left: Yves Klein, Monochrome bleu troué par le feu, (IKB 22), ca. 1957, Pure pigment and synthetic resin on burnt paper, 23.5 x 18 cm, Private collection, © Succession Yves Klein c/o ADAGP, Paris [2019] Center: Lucio Fontana, Concetto spaziale, La fine di Dio (63-FD.17, 1963, Oil on canvas, perforations and drawing, 178 x 123 cm, © Fondation Lucio Fontana, Milano / by SIAE / Adagp, Paris, © Philippe Migeat - Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI /Dist. RMN-GP Right: Yves Klein, Monochrome rose sans titre, (MP 8), 1956, Pure pigment and synthetic resin on panel, 100 x 25 cm, © Succession Yves Klein c/o Adagp, Paris, [2019]](https://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/01a1-332x183.jpg)
In a world marked by the still-present memory of the Second World War, and in the context of the Cold War and …
Before buildings are buildings they are drawings – a fact that has been true for millennia. And, while the technology used to …
The University of Kassel is a modern and growing University with round about 25,000 students. She has an extraordinary wide section with …
The language of material plays an essential role in the work of Anselm Kiefer, most of whose pictures have a geological sedimentary …
Yoko Ono’s legendary performance ‘Sky Piece to Jesus Christ’ is followed by Yoko Ono doing her ‘Action Piece’ painting, clearing the air …
Competition Reimagining Museums for Climate Action asks designers, architects, artists, poets, philosophers, Indigenous groups, community groups, museum professionals and the public at …
Ricky Swallow is best known for sculptural works combining contemporary imagery with the still-life tradition. Swallow has also consistently maintained a watercolour …
The Biennale Matter of Art 2020 (VVUMOA) highlights the themes of care, empathy and intimacy in relation to divisions existing across race, …
Meet RRH Trio (Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh, and Hesam Rahmanian) two brothers and their childhood friend who together form RRH Trio. The …
How do you transform values into a building? We met with Danish architect and founder of the renowned studio 3XN, Kim Herforth …
With over 2100 bachelor and master students, Zurich University of the Arts is one of Europe’s largest arts and design universities. ZHdK …
Welcome to the magical, polka-dotted, pumpkin-filled world of the legendary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who uses her art to fight for love …
The exhibition “Mapping the Collection” takes a new look at two influential decades in American (art) history: the 1960s and 1970s. The …
In a world marked by the still-present memory of the Second World War, and in the context of the Cold War and …
After the COVID-19 pandemic with 602,657 fatal cases till now and all the decisive events (social, politic and financial) that occurred, because …
Beginning in the early 1960s, Peter Saul began to incorporate imagery borrowed from a range of pop-cultural sources into his exuberant, brightly …
