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Dinh Q. Lê is best known for his large-scale photographic weavings and video works that question the way in which world events are perceived. Inspired by traditional Vietnamese grass mat weaving, the artist weaves images chosen from a variety of motifs including the Vietnam War and Cambodian ruins. His research …
A series of social, political and economic changes that affect everything from the operation of nations to everyday life come under the …
Cai Guo-Qiang is considered one of the most significant artists active today, his versatile and creative approach to materials is as impressive …
Ed Atkins’ computer-generated films feature shabby, lonely protagonists with disarming and marked fidelity. His animations demonstrate their digital constitution, their near-total artifice, …
Founded in October 2000 and published 10 times annually, The Brooklyn Rail provides an independent forum for arts, culture, and politics throughout …
The Nasher Sculpture Center announces an open call for papers for the Nasher Prize Graduate Symposium, which aims to expand scholarship in …
Memed Erdener (aka Extrastruggle) is an artist known for his work that direct references to the political atmosphere and history of the …
Ali Kazma works with lens-based media. All aver the world, he investigates situations, places and structures relating to man’s ability to transform …
Alex Katz’s portraits feature his own social milieu: friends, fellow artists, and most notably his wife Ada, whom he has painted more …
Since its founding on 7/111929, in New York, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has become a major institution, to the point …
Set in 1940s Chongqing, Ba Jin’s novel “Cold Nights” recounts the collapse of a family of intellectuals owing to domestic conflict and …
We are excited to announce the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Travel Fund, a new opportunity for researchers and scholars interested in visiting …
Cameron Jamie’s work created over the past 20 years, ranges through a wide range of media: performance, video, sculpture, installation, photography and …
Technologies suitable for mass consumption, such as VR glasses, 3D cardboards, 3D projectors and televisions, are increasingly found in everyday life. The …
The most prominent member the Young British Artists, who dominated the art scene in the UK during the 1990s, Damien Hirst has …
Peter Köhler belongs to the international group of artists calling themselves the Verus Painters. The artist invites the viewer into a world …
GEMS AND LADDERS is a Swiss-based company, which showcases collections of fine jewelry created in collaboration with contemporary artists and revives the …
By re-photographing, copying, scanning, and manipulating work of others from mass media, advertising and entertainment since the late 1970s, Richard Prince has …
James White black and white paintings depict everyday scenes and objects, such as plastic water bottles, keys, lamps and a series of …
The MFA program at Stanford University provides a rigorous and demanding educational environment appropriate to the needs of strongly motivated students, selected …
Christian Ernest Marclay’s work explores the juxtaposition between sound recording, photography, video and film. Marlcay was born in California in 1955 and …
As a Kuwaiti of Palestinian origin, much of Tarek’s work deals with how his identity is shaped in a context of inaccessibility …
Although Andres Serrano has endured challenge, intense criticism, censorship, and the destruction of his work, his work has always followed closely the …
In the ‘70s, when black and white was still considered the medium of ‘serious’ work, Stephen Shore was one of the frontier …
