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The University of the Arts Bremen (HfK) is committed to diversity and equal opportunities and offers a wide range of studies in the fields of art, design and music, which also enables productive and integrative dialogue between the degree programmes. The Department of Art and Design/Diploma Programme in Fine Arts …
Since her sensational debut in the late 1980s with experimental works that responded to Korea’s turbulent sociopolitical context, Lee has, over the …
Hans Op de Beeck produces large installations, sculptures, films, drawings, paintings, photographs and texts. Over the past twenty years Op de Beeck …
Rick Lowe’s expansive practice encompasses painting, drawing, and installation, and is deeply interwoven with an ongoing commitment to collaborative projects rooted in …
Lee Kang So is one of Korea’s foremost contemporary artists. Since the 1970s he has worked across photography, painting, printmaking, sculpture, installation …
Andra Ursuţa’s “Retina Turner” stages vision at the edge of exhaustion. Her new body of work comprises sixteen monumental, egg-shaped slabs …
Lee Bae’s monochromatic practice is a formal and immersive journey into the abysses of blackness. Subtly blurring the lines between drawing, painting, …
Robert Longo, who rose to prominence in the 1980s with his iconic “Men in the Cities” series, has built his career on …
Steven Parrino is best known for his signature “misshaped” monochromes with slashed, torn, or twisted canvases. He was one of the most …
Known for her evocative videos and multimedia installations, California-based artist and filmmaker Nicole Miller frequently addresses themes such as race, translation, and …
Hugh Hayden is a pathbreaking contemporary sculptor whose visceral artworks reveal the complex markers of identity and aspiration within American culture. His …
The Department of Interior Architecture at HEAD–Genève explores the role of interior spaces in shaping contemporaneity. To that extent, it organizes a …
Mark Leckey has long occupied a singular position in contemporary art, where video, installation, performance, and sound converge to probe memory, class, …
The inaugural edition of the Bukhara Biennial, “Recipes for Broken Hearts”, opened its doors to the public on September 5, with over …
Torbjørn Rødland makes photographic images that pointedly address their viewers, evoking a wide range of emotional and intellectual states. Curiosity, humor, criticality, …
Blending influences from Japanese painting, sci-fi, and anime with the reach of the global art market, Takashi Murakami creates vibrant paintings, sculptures, …
Marignana Arte is pleased to announce the first edition of the Premio Berlendis, established with the aim of supporting and promoting the …
Dana Schutz’s exhibition ”Jupiter’s Lottery”, presented at David Zwirner in 2023 and accompanied by this catalogue by David Zwirner Books, Published this …
Haegue Yang is one of the most influential voices in visual culture and I have long admired her deft skill at creating …
Asta Gröting is an artist whose practice spans video, sculpture, and performance, weaving together psychological, social, and cultural references into works that …
Martina Quesada’s practice traverses sculpture, installation, and video, employing pared-down geometric systems to interrogate the unstable boundary between visibility and invisibility, as …
Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein is an open space for engaging with people and art. As a museum of modern and contemporary art, it operates …
In the 1950’s, a uniquely innovative and experimental art movement began to flourish in The Hague: the New Hague School. Inspired by …
Mika Tajima’s artistic practice investigates how psychic and bodily energies are shaped, regulated, and transformed within the structures of technocapitalism. Through sculpture, …
