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Lincoln PoPS, a festival of play and public art on P Street on September 21 and 22, 2019 invites entries for “Global Frequencies”. Everything we know about the world we know from mass media. With latest information technology such as the World Wide Web, the world has changed dramatically and …
Julius Heinemann’s solo exhibition title “Dinge und Undinge (o las formas de las cosas)” incorporates both, German and Spanish speech thus becoming …
In February 1983, Monika Sprüth opened her first gallery in Cologne, in order to introduce a group of young women artists she …
Born in 1960 in Leipzig, Neo Rauch began developing his own style of figurative painting since the beginning of his career as …
Working at the boundary between abstraction and representation, Shara Hughes’ approach blends memory, association and imagination to encourage new ways of exploring …
LISTE is one of the most interesting Art Fairs, as a not-for-profit-oriented fair, LISTE – unlike any other fair – has consistently …
XU ZHEN®’s provocative aesthetics relies on both conceptual and pop strategies. He first undertook behavioral and cultural experiments as an autonomous artist …
Working since he was 16, Swiss architect Mario Botta has become a prolific and well known crafter of space, designing a huge …
Known for his colorful and compressed depictions of the people, places, and things that populate his daily life in Los Angeles, Jonas …
A pioneer of performance and video art, Joan Jonas works in video, installation, sculpture, and drawing, often collaborating with musicians and dancers …
Günther Förg and Julian Lethbridge come from two worlds – Förg working and teaching at the University in Karlsruhe and later at …
Doug Aitken’s work explores every medium, from sculpture, film, and installation to architectural intervention. Doug Aitken exploded onto the international art scene …
The exhibition “Hybrid Sculpture” presents a selection of work from the Collection of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam that reveals how radically sculpture has …
A political activist as well as an artist, Jenny Holzer’s aim is to disrupt the passive reception of information from damaging sources. …
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By experimenting with materials, techniques and scale, Robert Therrien shows us everyday objects in a new light. He reveals their hidden narratives …
Mark van Yetter in his solo exhibition “False Friends… and Six Bottles” presents a selection of 80 works spanning from 2005 to …
The new ways of habitation that are on show at the exhibition ”Designing The Living” at Center Pompidou, are not only impressive …
The S.M.A.K. Collection is one of the largest collections of contemporary art in Belgium. On the occasion of its 20th Anniversary, S.M.A.K. …
Widely considered as the most influential composer of our time, John Cage’s inventive and unorthodox approach revolutionised contemporary music and his influence …
By juxtaposing Yvonne Oswald’s photographs of deserted rooms of a former grand hotel in the Austrian Alps with Tatiana Lecomte’s pictures of …
In the 1990s Mike Nelson became known for his claustrophobic, labyrinthine installations, which feel like the ruins of modern life’s belief systems. …
Johan Creten started working with clay from the late 80s, when the medium was still a taboo in the art world. Earth …
William Kentridge’s work crosses a diverse range of artistic media such as drawing, performance, film, printmaking, sculpture, painting. Kentridge has also directed …
From the very first stages of the creation of the Centre Pompidou in 1977, color, used as a code is at the …
