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During the 1960s and 1970s, many artists working with abstraction rid their styles of compositional, chromatic, and virtuosic flourishes. As some turned toward such minimal approaches, a singular emphasis on their interaction with materials emerged. The resulting pieces invite viewers to imaginatively reenact aspects of the creative process. By Efi …
Within the context of new media and networked culture, students in the 60-credit-hour, two-year MFA in Digital Arts at Pratt produce work …
Energy, speaks to the impact power has had across generations, and how it holds different weight in our current age of climate …
Since 1949 Bloomberg New Contemporaries has consistently supported contemporary visual artists to successfully transition from education into professional practice, primarily by means …
According to the manifesto of “Nouveau Réalisme” formulated in 1960, a work of art must come into being with as little intervention …
Teresita Fernández creates elaborate installations that pull viewers into other worlds and environments, playing with scale, material and how we understand and …
Pratt Institute’s MFA in Photography is a two-year (four-semester) terminal degree program. We welcome advanced applicants with interests in contemporary art practices—of …
Iman Issa is both an artist and a writer, and her work is driven by her intense interest in history and her …
Emotion is a vital force to initiate change, and it is also an echo on a wasteland after utopian dreams have ended …
Throughout his career, David Claerbout has investigated the conceptual impact of the passage of time through his use of video and digital …
The foundations of Cosima von Bonin’s work lie in the performativity of things that have a transformative quality. Like George Brecht she …
The drawing takes on a special role in the 20th Century. It has always been a medium of searching, inventing and experimenting. …
Throughout her career, Yayoi Kusama has developed a practice, which, though it shares affiliations with movements such as Surrealism, Minimalism and Pop …
Born in Belgium in 1959, Francis Alÿs trained as an architect in his home country and in Venice. In 1986 he moved …
Born in 1982 Ali Shokri is an Iran-based landscape photographer with a strong passion for trees. He has spent the last 16 …
The exhibition “Surrounds: 11 Installations” spanning the entire MoMA’s 6th floor, presenting 11 watershed installations by living artists from the past two …
The exhibition “on the spiritual matter of art” investigates the issue of the spiritual through the lens of contemporary art and, at …
The group exhibition “Les Fleurs du Mal” revolves around Charles Baudelaire’s volume of poems with the same title that is one of …
Reza Derakshani is a multi-talented painter, poet, musician and performance artist. Derakshani was born in Sangsar, a small village in the North …
Solène Gün is a young photographer whose work focuses on the realities and representation of immigrant youth. Turning her poetic and optimistic …
The Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten invites applications from artists to develop their work over one or two-year periods in Amsterdam. The Rijksakademie’s …
Czech artist Jitka Hanzlová uses photography to address the ways in which one’s homeland and surrounding environment shape identity. Having experienced the …
Gio Ponti was a highly influential Italian architect/designer and the creative force behind Domus magazine, which he founded and edited from 1928 …
The exhibition “The Fabric of Modernity” presents for the first time in Germany presenting tapestries that were produced in the Manufacture des …
