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Dansaekhwa, emerged in Korea in the ‘70s as a reaction against the academicism of the National Art Exhibition, which had been the dominant style. This distinction was in contrast to the activities of the 1967 Young Artists Coalition. By remaining true to their original focus, the Dansaekwha artists who had …
The Interview of the important Greek sculptor George Lappas, is published in our magazine on the occasion of his premature death on …
If Baselitz is known for one thing, it is for his decision in 1969 to flip his paintings upside down, so that …
Since the late ‘80s, Stan Douglas has created films, photographs, and installations that reexamine particular locations or past events. His works often …
After computers came into wide use, and after virtually everyone in the world became connected and online, the whole world has changed …
The Other Architect presents 23 case studies that emphasize the potential for architecture to identify the urgent issues of our time. These …
Every artwork starts as an idea in the mind of the artist and take its final form via the evolution from the …
David Lamelas has a restless and peregrinating artistic practice that addresses the parameters of time and space. He has investigated these topics …
Born in Bologna, Italy, Pier Paolo Calzolari was originally associated with Arte Povera. Calzolari’s work is the least repetitive and predictable to …
Darren Almond’s diverse practice incorporates film, installation, sculpture and photography, to produce evocative meditations on time and duration as well as the …
Richard Serra’s “Equal” (1/5-24/7/15) a room-size sculpture installation at David Zwirner Gallery, was among one of the best exhibitions of 2015. The …
In his 20 years of work, the photographs of Gregory Crewdson have garnered an international following. Each series: “Twilight”, “Dream House” and …
Dinh Q. Lê was born in Vietnam and immigrated to the USaat the age of 10 to escape the Khmer Rouge. He …
The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, is one of Japan’s most unique museums. It’s circular form and sleek modern aesthetic give …
In 1956 (9/8-9/9) the Whitechapel Gallery hosted the seminal exhibition “This is Tomorrow”, featuring members of the Independent Group of artists and …
Artists have done many marvellous things with the continuous line. They have taken it places, crawling off the page or squiggling into …
Since the early ‘60s, audience participation has been a crucial aspect of Yoko Ono’s work. Audience participation is key to complete her …
Rula Halawani was born, grew up and still lives in the Mount of Olives district in East Jerusalem. Growing up under occupation …
The Fondazione Prada in Milan is a very interesting example of conversion and reutilization of a former and abandoned industrial space into …
The American artist Lynn Umlauf has been spending half of each year living and working both at sculpture and painting, in Italy …
Times Square’s Midnight Moment is an art initiative by Times Square Arts in which all of the billboards in Times Square synchronize …
Doug Wheeler creates site-specific environments built within the white walls of the gallery that utilize light, space, and sound as a catalyst …
The work of Denis Savary spans a wide range of media, Drawing, Video, Performance and Sculpture. Savary’s fantastical works fictionalize fragments of …
Grounded in painting, Matt Saunders’ work crosses boundaries between that medium, photography, and short animated films. He often works with oil, metallic …
