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Beginning in the late ‘60s, Joan Jonas created a groundbreaking series of works that established her as one of the pioneering forces in Body art, Performance, and Video art. Undertaking a sustained examination of the process, politics, and psychology of spectatorship, Jonas adopted numerous strategies for complicating her audience’s relationship …
Fascinated by the inevitable decline of all material towards collapse, Tricia Middleton collects objects from the world around her to juxtapose against …
John Akomfrah is a respected artist and filmmaker, who has been committed to giving a voice and a presence to the legacy …
The exhibition “Between Man and Matter”, (10-30/5/70) at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum helped Giuseppe Penone to be established as a major …
Jacques Henri Lartigue focused his camera on the carefree existence in and around his own family circle. Lartigue is above all famous …
Cheryl Donegan is one of the voices in contemporary art whose work frequently moves between the worlds of video and painting. She …
Chris Burden had produced some of the most shocking works in the history of 20th Century art, including being “crucified” to a …
Much of Julian Charrière’s work is concerned with time, the continuous cycle of past, present and future, as well as sudden and …
Mark Grotjahn’s paintings and drawings are light-hearted takes on geometric abstraction. Many of his works use his “butterfly model” of skewed perspectival …
The Whitney Museum of American Art announced two exhibitions featuring the work of emerging artists. These events focus on off-kilter and stagey …
Michael Stevenson’s work re-tells recent histories using allegory in and amongst historical facts. His work (paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations and film) utilises …
The Garage Museum of Contemporary Art is a dynamic cultural institution with an extensive program of exhibitions, publications, and performances. The museum …
The new Milan venue of Fondazione Prada is an exhibition space dedicated to contemporary art and culture. It is housed in a …
The exhibition “Sculpture 4tet”, a four-man show, asks two simple questions. What is sculpture? and how can certain contemporary artworks benefit from …
Catherine Opie described herself in a 1994 Los Angeles Times article as “A kind of twisted social documentary photographer”. Long before earning …
Following the Climate Conference held in Paris in December 2015, Istanbul Modern welcomes 2016 with an exhibition that honors nature and focuses …
Cally Spooner uses theory, philosophers, current affairs and pop cultural figures as alibis to help her write, and casts of arguing characters …
Park Seo-Bo is considered one of the leading figures in bringing the European Modernist concept of art to Korea in the late …
Davide Quayola is a visual artist and digital art pioneer from Rome. He explores the complex relationship between form and space, innovation …
Internationally recognized for his startling use of materials, Vik Muniz creates stunning images, while investigating the history of art and of visual …
The pioneering figure of New Media art since the early ‘80s, Tony Oursler has studied and written about various methods of facial …
Edmund de Waal (Edmund Arthur Lowndes de Waal), is best known for his large scale installations of porcelain vessels. Much of Edmund’s …
“Slow, simple, sweet” is the first solo exhibition by Belgian artist Alain Biltereyst in Italy. The artist continues to explore shapes and …
Chiharu Shiota is a Japanese Performance and Installation artist best known for creating room-filling, monumental, delicate and poetic environments. Central to the …
