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Nora Turato’s practice is exploring the volatility of language. In her work she translates information absorbed from her daily intake of articles, conversations, subtitles and advertising slogans into linguistic-visual scripts for videos, installations, artist books, murals and spoken word performances. All that surrounds her finds its way back into her …
From its inauguration in 1961, the ARS exhibition series has showcased spearheading international contemporary art for local, regional and global audiences every …
Since it was inaugurated in 1998, Art Paris Art Fair has become a highlight on the International Art calendar and a major …
For his solo exhibition “Ada”, Alex Katz has peered into his past to revisit works from throughout his oeuvre. These new paintings …
Finding early inspiration in experimental dance and choreography while a student at the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, and in subsequent collaborations with Minimal …
The Whitney Museum of American Art present the 18th edition of its flagship exhibition, the Whitney Biennial. Established in 1932 by the …
Vera Lutter uses one of the oldest optical technologies still in use, that of the camera obscura. Before the invention of photography, …
For more than three decades, Robert Irwin has used fluorescent lights in his work, and in the last decade he has presented …
Since 1981, Bemis Center has provided artists from around the world with dedicated time, space, and resources to conduct research and to …
Steven Parrino is best known for his signature ‘misshaped’ monochromes with slashed, torn, or twisted canvases. A pioneer in performance and video …
The open call for submissions to the 2023 Taoyuan International Art Award, organized by the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts (TMoFA), will …
Brutalism, also known as Brutalist architecture, is a style that emerged in the 1950s and grew out of the early-20th century modernist …
Although Björn Lövin is the creator of some of the most important Swedish exhibitions in the last decades, Björn Lövin is one …
To give the Authority to an artist like Chiharu Shiota or as the French say to give her a carte blanche to …
Based in London and Berlin, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have worked as a collaborative duo since the mid-1990s. Drawing from disciplines …
Meet one of the most renowned photographers of our time, Danish Per Bak Jensen, who reflects upon life in photography in this …
SOMA Summer provides a compelling platform for artists, curators, writers, art historians, and creative professionals to critically analyze their work in an …
Youssef Nabil in his solo exhibition “Memory of a Happy Place” presents a series of twenty photographs, as well as a new …
Monica Bonvicini emerged as visual artist and started exhibiting internationally in the mid-1990s. Her multifaceted practice—which investigates the relationship between architecture, power …
Mr. (Masakatsu Iwamoto) approaches the visual language of anime and manga as a means of examining Japanese culture, fusing high and low …
We are all familiar with the classic architecture games, from building blocks that become daring structures to board games where the players …
Isamu Noguchi spent his life in search of an identity that transcends national and artistic categories. He traveled extensively and lived in …
The IMMA International Summer School 2022 will take place online between June 20 and July 8, 2022. This three-week programme of lectures, …
![Latifa Echakhch, Night Time (As Seen by Sim Ouch) [detail], 2022, Acrylic and concrete on canvas, 202 x 152 x 4 cm, © Latifa Echakhch, Courtesy the artist and Pace Gallery](https://www.dreamideamachine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/out-1-332x241.jpg)
With her works, above all, her installations and environments, Latifa Echakhch invites the viewer to reflect on the rigidity and contradictions of …
