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Long related to developments in sculpture in the 60s and 70s, and to Arte Povera, Giuseppe Penone’s work retains its own distinctive character incorporating binary meanings related to the natural world and the notion of living sculpture. Penone’s interest in the space between the hand and the touched surface that …
Performance Art’s fostering a mode of presentation free of the encumbrances of via-media offers artists the advantage of escaping the limitations of …
Emma Kunz (1892-1963), was known as a natural healer all her life and described herself as a researcher. She has now acquired …
In 2009 a spaceship landed in the middle of old New York. At 41 Cooper Square, Thom Mayne’s iconic building shines like …
Kunsthalle Marcel Duchamp (KMD) is tremendously impressive, because is the world’s “smallest” museum (an exhibition space on two floors, 45 cm wide …
This year HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design at University of Gothenburg, offers two international summer courses both by distance education (online) …
Laura Owens is known for her ranging and experimental approach to the medium of painting. Her work embraces a breadth of sources …
Since the beginning of his career in the middle of the eighties, Uwe Wittwer’s works have been questioning the truth behind images …
Günther Förg was as equally influential on the 20th Century German art scene, he produced photographs and paintings, as well as wall …
Peter Kennard is a London-born and based photomontage artist and Professor of Political Art at the Royal College of Art. Seeking to …
John Waters is one of the grandfathers of cult cinema. He has produced an array of cult films in the 1970s and …
Phyllida Barlow deconstructs contemporary sculpture. After her breakout exhibition in 2010, the British artist scrapped her colossal works for parts, recycling their …
Marking the centenary of Joseph Beuys’ birth, 2021 will see over 30 museum exhibitions taking place internationally in Europe, America and Asia.This …
Zach Harris’s carved panel paintings unfold complex utopian and dystopian worlds. His psychedelic visions, which almost verge on abstraction, immerse viewers in …
The exhibition “I Will Greet the Sun Again” surveys approximately 30 years of the Shirin Neshat’s, video works and photography, investigating her …
As a child Shimabuku wanted to be a poet or a tour guide. With degrees from Osaka College of Art and the …
The eccentric, surreal images of Lucas Blalock are products of both analogue and digital technologies. Using a large-format camera, he takes photographs …
The exhibition “Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray & Jessi Reaves” which brings together paintings by Elizabeth Murray and the work of Jessi Reaves. …
“My work is totally mixed. Of course, I am an architect, But I am also a development worker and an activist. If …
Over the past decade, Simon Fujiwara has become known for his staging of large, complex exhibitions that explore the deeply rooted mechanisms …
Organized by Geneva schools HEAD and HEPIA, Archipelago: Architectures for the Multiverse is the first edition of a digitally-anchored design conference arising …
Alex Reynolds lives and works in Bilbao and Brussels. Her work combines multiple registers of performance and cinema, as well as installations, …
Since the late 1970s, Sherman has been photographing herself in guises inspired by stereotypes and characters from mass media, everyday life and …
Robert Adams, A Parallel World, Fraenkel GalleryRobert Adams, A Parallel World, Fraenkel GalleryInspired by a poem from Denise Levertov which finds solace …
