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Sandra Mujinga uses her art to investigate ideas of the body and the privilege of invisibility. “The starting point is the body. Or this idea of the body. Memories of the body. And maybe an invisible body that is still very much present.” Sandra Mujinga’s characteristic installations often consist of …
On March 1, 2023, La Becque Artist Residency has launched its new call for applications for its Principal Residency Program, seeking residents …
The story of Black Mountain College begins in 1933 and comprises a fascinating chapter in the history of education and the arts. …
Helen Frankenthaler, whose career spanned six decades, has long been recognized as one of the great American artists of the 20th Century. …
Yasmeen Lari is the first female architect in Pakistan and winner of the Jane Drew Prize 2020. She trained as an architect …
Covering nearly every artistic medium, Georg Baselitz has established himself as a visual artist of international stature. His work confronts the visceral …
A call to study in our master programme. Our master’s programme proposes itself as an activation of the constitutive principles of kinship. …
Robel Temesgen’s paintings and works on paper depict water, land and air in various states of fusion and transformation – turbulent or …
Josef Albers, initially a teacher of elementary school, was one of the foremost art teachers of the 20th century. His approach to …
İz Öztat’s practice engages with diverse forms and media defined by her research. Her individual and collective artistic practice focuses on the …
Io Angeli performs a slalom between painting and drawing, in an exhibition where large-scale paintings coexist with small drawings in a masterful …
Hilma af Klint is now regarded as a pioneer of abstract art. Though her paintings were not seen publicly until 1987, her …
In collaboration with Galleria Continua, La Residencia launches an open call and invites artists to apply for one of three residency programmes …
The exhibition “Language in Times of Miscommunication” features artwork that incorporates various forms of language (poetry, speculative fiction, and slang), modes of …
The exhibition “Unschöne Museen” draws on Benedicte Savoy’s expression “Unschöne Museen”, literally unbeautiful museums, in a selection of works that emphasize this …
Tony Oursler has been a pioneering figure in new media since the 1970s. Over the last four decades, Oursler has explored popular …
Katalin Ladik is a poet, visual artist and actress. Her visual and sound poetry, performances and body art are based on the …
Since the 1960s, Daniel Buren’s pioneering Conceptual approach to sculpture and installation has expanded the boundaries of traditional artmaking and complicated the …
“Who is a witness to history?” is one of the central questions that haunts Bouchra Khalili’s interdisciplinary practice. A way of working …
Wangechi Mutu is best known for spectacular and provocative collages depicting female figures (part human, animal, plant, and machine) in fantastical landscapes …
With his various forms of artistic output: sculptures, industrial objects and handcrafted articles, Tobias Rehberger explores the wider sphere of structural design …
The project-based Bauhaus Earth Fellowship Program (BE-FELLOW) funds selected, exceptionally talented, emerging protagonists in the Bauwende*. The Program objective is to identify new, powerful …
An artist and activist, LaToya Ruby Frazier uses photography, video, and performance to document personal and social histories in the United States, …
March is a month that for me is associated with persons, since some of the most important artists of the contemporary visual …
