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Negin Sharifzadeh studied sculpture at the University of Tehran and started working in animation and new media since her move to New York in 2010. Her animation style grows out her earlier sculptural and performing arts practices. Growing up in Iran, one of the world’s most historically and socially complex …
Gildas Coudrais experiments with the most different pictures that spring from media, advertisement, family albums as well as from examples of the …
Kimsooja has approached women’s labor of sewing from a different angle and expanded it to a larger context of society. She refuses …
Much has been said and written about Jannis Kounellis’ involvement with the Arte Povera Movement. His iconic works encompassing the objet trouvé …
Keith Sonnier reinvented sculpture in the late ‘60s. Employing unusual materials that had never before been used, Sonnier, along with his contemporaries, …
Raised Muslim, Sophia Al-Maria traveled back and forth as a child between her American mother in U.S.A. and her Bedouin father in …
This Summer, Luxembourg & Dayan collaborates with Francesco Bonami on the sculpture as performance Exhibition “Melodrama”, with “Act I” taking place in …
Sterling Ruby works in a wide range of mediums, from glazed biomorphic ceramics and poured urethane sculptures, to large-scale spray-painted canvases, nail …
The Australopithecus Afarensis, generally known as Lucy was discovered by a team of anthropologists led by Donald Johanson and Tom Gray in …
Over the course of his 60-year career, Anthony Caro continuously reimagined the relationship between viewer and sculpture. From his beginnings as an …
Alex Katz long before the protagonists of Pop Art, such as Andy Warhol, adopted the principle of serialism, and influenced an entire …
The surface of an object may be alluring or repellent, nondescript or exciting. It is our first impression. It invites us to …
Atsushi Saga’s painted surfaces have such a perfect finish that they could be mistaken for manufactured products. Their sheen enables the viewer …
Like many other countries, in the eyes of a foreigner Brazil might seem to be a destination of nonstop sunshine, sex, and …
Nicolas Darrot creates animal mechanisms as way of talking about human society in the manner of Aesop and La Fontaine. The artist …
Involving over 60 participants from around the world, “The People’s Cinema” includes an exhibition, 3 cinematic pavilions and 3 lectures, the project …
The Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) opened to the public on 28/11/95. The permanent collection of around 5,000 works focus on …
In his new book “Schema”, Stephan Sagmiller continues his reflection on the portrayal of Nature in Contemporary culture through the first of …
Spanning at two Berlin venues, the exhibition “Common Affairs” presents a selection of artists who were nominated for the important for the …
The group exhibition at Praz-Delavallade Gallery brings together artists who call into question those systems that in art organize a hierarchy of …
The New Museum hosts an exhibition dedicated to the passion of collecting objects from the most precious artworks to the apparently worthless. …
Exploring reality and virtual space, the group exhibition “ZERO ZERO”, presents works by artists who employ both traditional materials and/or digital media …
The richest 1% now have more wealth than the rest of the world’s population combined. Global inequality is worse than at any …
Raqib Shaw is known for his opulent and intricately detailed paintings of phantasmagorical dreamscapes made with surfaces inlaid with vibrantly colored jewels …
