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For over fifty years, Bruce Nauman has continually tested and reinvented what an artwork can be. His use of an eclectic range of media and unbridled urge to experiment makes him a key figure within art today. Nauman is an important source of inspiration and a benchmark for younger generations …
Marie Julia Bollansée’s work is about people, their lives and deaths. The physical is a constant factor in Bollansée’s videos and performances, …
In contemporary art for the past decade or so, attention has turned increasingly to female artists who began their contemporary art careers …
In this short video, Japan’s internationally recognized architect Kengo Kuma talks about how the pandemic will change architecture. “We all have to …
PhDArts offers an international, high-level doctorate in artistic research for visual artists and designers. PhDArts is a collaboration between the Academy of …
With her installation “Natures Mortes” at the Palais de Tokyo, Anne Imhof opens up new avenues for her artistic practice that enter …
Although extremely “situated” and unpublished, this work fits easily into the practice of Jessica Stockholder, considered since the 1980s as one of …
Memory, as a recall mechanism, retrieves images, stimuli and emotions from personal memory, composing and forming a new framework, where in the …
Hiwa K’s works escape normative aesthetics but give a possibility of another vibration to vernacular forms, oral histories, modes of encounter and …
Through sculptures assembled from discarded materials and graphite drawings that assume the appearance of liquid metal, Nancy Rubins transforms quotidian objects into …
Memory, as a recall mechanism, retrieves images, stimuli and emotions from personal memory, composing and forming a new framework, where in the …
One of the most respected artists today, Albert Oehlen constantly questions the methods and means of painting to raise a sense of …
Hong Kong-based artist Zheng Bo’s social, ecological, and community-engaged art practice has, in recent years, focused on moving beyond a human-centred perspective …
“Every writer tries to do the best in his own time,” Palestinian-Icelandic writer Mazen Maarouf reflects in this short, but concise interview. …
Memory, as a recall mechanism, retrieves images, stimuli and emotions from personal memory, composing and forming a new framework, where in the …
“When she lay down in the field, traced her body, got up, and set fire to that absence, was she making a …
Live and work in the shadow of the oldest church in all of Chianti, built in the 10th century, painstakingly restored by …
Since the beginning of his artistic practice in the early 1980s, Heimo Zobernig has built up a comprehensive painterly oeuvre, always based …
For over fifty years, Bruce Nauman has continually tested and reinvented what an artwork can be. His use of an eclectic range …
Conceived in a dialogue between Maurizio Cattelan and Chiara Parisi with Anne Horvath, the exhibition “Arcimboldo Face to Face” offers an unprecedented …
Born in 1919 in Avallon, France, Gaston Chaissac began to create art in his mid-twenties, a passion that was interrupted by World …
Marking the centenary of Joseph Beuys’ birth, 2021 will see over 30 museum exhibitions taking place internationally in Europe, America and Asia.This …
A legendary portrait painter and master of photorealism, Chuck Close is one of the most influential artists of his generation, renowned for …
Shedhalle Zürich’s concept PROTOZONES 2020–2025, developed an exhibition model that focuses on “process-based art,” which presents accessible and sustainable practices through high …
