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Clifford Ross is perhaps most known for his black & white “Hurricane” series, a collection of 14 large-scale, high-resolution photographs of violent storm waves shot by the artist himself in the midle of a violent storm. “Clifford Ross: Landscape Seen & Imagined”, is a multi-media exhibition that takes place at …
The Ringier Collection brings together a wide range of contemporary art positions in photography, video, painting, drawing, objects and installations since the …
Man Ray (27/8/1890-18/11/1976), a significant contributor to the Dada and Surrealist movements, he used a variety of media but considered himself a …
The traveling exhibition “Fortuna” provides a general overview of William Kentridge’s work since the late ’80s to the present day. The exhibition …
This decade the key term of our society is an apparently innocent one: data. With the digitization of day-to-day life, the transformation …
In her work the Norvegian artist Grønli explores art as an alternative strategy and as a tool within alienation, through mediums that …
The 3nd Annual Copenhagen Art Week starts today, over 50 galleries, art fairs, museums and exhibition spaces join their forces for a …
The Jordanian artist Abu Hamdan interest in sound and its intersection with politics originates from his background in DIY Music. His work …
The series of the pictures in the work of Valerie Jouve, although externally seem unconnected and cause great confusion to the viewer …
For its 5th year “Sculpture in the City”, aims to enhance the urban environment in and around the Square Mile, with works …
Dimitris Lempesis with his lens, observes and lists the landscapes of Greece, initially and then he is spiriting the “Neighborhoods of the …
The exhibition “Beauté Congo– 1926-2015 –Congo Kitoko”, is the biggest tribute to the artists from the Democratic Republic of Congo, presented at …
By the occasion of the exhibition of Ilya & Emilia Kabakov at the Power Station of Art in Shanghai, we make a …
The work of Andreas Gursky is recognized for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often using an aerial vantage point and …
Marc Quinn, almost after 25 years after his notorious first sculpture “Self”, a self-portrait he made in 1991 from his own frozen …
Three artists, two from France and one from Netherlands turned the space of Galerie Houg, after the proposal of the French artist …
Andrea’s Zittel sculptures and installations transform everything necessary for life, such as eating, sleeping, bathing, and socializing, into artful experiments in living. …
The eternal themes of mortality and faith, combined with the fascination with science, technology and consumption, have been in the center of …
For his exhibition “Strau”, Andreas Schulze has turned his focus to a single modern design typology: the automobile. A series of starkly …
The German Photographer Thomas Ruff uses a wide range of old and new technologies, including night vision, hand-tinting, and stereoscopy, to reconceptualize …
The Japanese artist, Naoko Tamura works primarily in the media of photography, though she has tentatively experimented, as well, in the media …
The second group exhibition that really was of great interest andone of the two best high-level group exhibitions in Paris, except the …
August is the month of vacations, especially if you are living in Greece, in Mediterranean, in the South, where the dimensions of …
Walking is central to Richard’s Long work as a way of perceiving and recording landscape. It is a basic, though powerful, way …
