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Working together since their graduation from the Royal College of Art in 1990, Jake and Dinos Chapman often combine scenes of violence with absurd or humorous elements in their work. The artists deliver powerful statements on society, politics and religion. Deeply engaged in contemporary issues of morality, the Chapman brothers …
Light and Space denotes a loosely-affiliated Art Movement related to op art, minimalism and geometric abstraction originating in Southern California in the …
Michael Wang uses systems that operate on a global scale as media for art: species distribution, climate change, resource allocation and the …
Daniel Birnbaum and Kim West’s essay “Life on Sirius: The Situationist International and the Exhibition After Art” is the third volume in …
Gerhard Richter has worked on a dazzling renewal of painting for over 50 years. The wide- ranging oeuvre of perhaps the most …
In Paris in the 1880s, class boundaries were clear-cut along the Champs-Élysées, where a new aristocracy of bankers and financiers held court. …
Raymond Pettibon’s work embraces a wide spectrum of American “high” and “low” culture, from the deviations of marginal youth to art history, …
Architects used the glasshouse as a symbol of mental liberation throughout the entire 20th Century. Around the time of the First World …
In 1982, a group of artists and thinkers met in Wolverhampton at the First National Black Art Convention, to discuss the “form, …
Aline Kominsky-Crumb and Robert Crumb are an odd couple, in life as well as in art. She is a pioneer of the …
The Dutch photographer and filmmaker Ed van der Elsken is well known for his remarkable street photographs. He recorded his encounters with …
Reijiro Wada and Ariel Schlesinger co-exhibit at Scai the Bathhouse Gallery in Tokyo. Reijiro Wada realizes large-scale interventions, usually situated in natural …
Every one artwork of Gregor Hildebrandt carries within it a specific song, film or poem, as he makes extensive use of pre-recorded …
The project “The Face Of The City”, began on 2012, it is a work in progress… From Rome, Paris and Athens to …
Philippe Parreno is a French Avant-Garde artist who came to prominence in the ‘90s, he works across film, video, sound, sculpture, performance …
The works in the exhibition “Jaguars And Electric Eels”, describe a reality that no longer distinguishes between naturalness and artificiality but sees …
In Paris in the 1880s, class boundaries were clear-cut along the Champs-Élysées, where a new aristocracy of bankers and financiers held court. …
February with the blooming almond trees conveys the message of spring. But in the art world is a month that looks …
Tim Noble and Sue Webster employ a range of materials and references to mock the role that artistic personae and fame play …
Although not formally trained in art, Alighiero Boetti was preoccupied with the theory of creativity from an early age. Unlike other Arte …
The group exhibition “Past is Not Post” examines a growing number of artists working in relationship to archival research or investigations of …
Carey Young’s work explores the increasing commodification of dissent. She works across a variety of physical and electronic media, including video, photography …
In this year’s first exhibition at Trondheim kunstmuseum, you are invited to participate! The role of the visitor at an art museum …
Do Ho Such is internationally acclaimed for scholastic, captivating sculptures and installations that relate to his personal experiences living in both Eastern …
