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Dominican-American artist Firelei Báez shares a closer look into her artworks and practice. Through vibrant colours and repurposed found maps, Báez explores themes of memory and history with references to her Caribbean origin. “I think the best thing is to just consider myself a filter”. Firelei Báez has been fascinated …
The United Arab Emirates Pavilion has issued an open call for concept proposals to curate the UAE’s upcoming exhibition at the 19th …
Dana Schutz is known for formally inventive canvases that combine figuration and abstraction to construct complex visual narratives that engage the capacity …
German artist Heinz Mack is best known for his monumental outdoor sculptures and contributions to 20th-century light and kinetic art–particularly as a …
Thomas Schütte’s installations, sculptures, prints, drawings and watercolours take different and often contradictory forms. Schütte’s art looks utilitarian offering sustenance, shelter and …
Füsun Onur uses everyday materials in her painting and sculpture to reflect on space, time, rhythm and form. Over the past few …
Wolfgang Tillmans has earned recognition as one of the most exciting and innovative artists working today. First rising to prominence in the …
Analia Saban works across and between artistic mediums, consistently turning viewers’ expectations of what constitutes a painting or sculpture on its head. …
In many South Asian languages, including Hindi, Urdu and Bangla, the word “kal” means both yesterday and tomorrow. The community architecture and …
Tetsuya Ishida came of age as a painter during Japan’s “lost decade”, a time of nationwide economic recession that lasted through the …
Jennifer Guidi draws from several lineages, including the visionary Modernism of the American Southwest, process-oriented minimalism, Light and Space, lyrical West Coast …
Bringing together over fifty artists from around the world, spanning the early nineteenth century until today the exhibition “Pictures Girls Make” is …
Cranbrook Academy of Art, ranked nationally as one of the top graduate programs in art, architecture, and design, is now accepting applications …
Umar Rashid presents “Kagetora’s dream in the time of Sakoku. (Reds and Blues). Part 1”, his first exhibition in Japan. Rashid makes …
Wood, water, sheet metal, lead, explosives, rubber, acid, sand, gravity, rockets, gunpowder, and fire. Swiss artist Roman Signer’s work explores the relationships …
The term California Modernism is used to describe the modernist movement in architecture as it evolved in California, specifically Los Angeles and …
Braunschweig University of Art (HBK Braunschweig) is an artistic-scientific university with the right to award doctoral and post doctoral qualifications. With around …
Throughout his practice, Francis Alÿs consistently directs his distinct poetic and imaginative sensibility toward anthropological and geopolitical concerns centered around observations of, …
Bringing together over fifty artists from around the world, spanning the early nineteenth century until today the exhibition “Pictures Girls Make” is …
Spanning three generations of artists from Asia, Europe as well as North and South America, the exhibition “Inside Other Spaces. Environments by …
Marina Faust began her artistic career as a photo-reporter in Vienna. Her first exhibitions took place at Galerie Agathe Gaillard in Paris …
Kathleen Jacobs seeks inspiration in nature. Her work starts among the trees, onto which she attaches blank canvases. While in direct contact …
Louise Bourgeois is recognized as one of the most important and influential artists of the 20th Century. For over seven decades, Bourgeois’s …
Fabrica introduces Co-Ecologies, the next semester program dedicated to the synergy between humans and nature. Fabrica is a renaissance-inspired, learning-by-doing research center, …
