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Mark Hagen uses common, non-traditional materials in his painting and sculpture to break down hierarchies and reveal the processes of art-making. He approaches his work with an understanding of art historical precedents, but amalgamates this with contemporary structures, weaving together opposing elements of chance and control. This interplay of process …
Terry Adkins created sculptures that were “as ephemeral and transient as music” and fashioned mixed-media artworks that relied on visual as well …
In the Western culture childhood is synonymous with innocence and autonomy, freedom and timelessness. The book “Storytelling” by Hatje Cantz Publications is …
Eşref Yıldırım’s work takes inspiration from media representations that suggest a critique of power structures and social taboos shaping society. He focuses …
As a boy, Ai Weiwei lived his first artistic expression, burning the books of his house with his father, Ai Qing, a …
Two diplomas: (DNA/Licence) National Degree in Visual Arts Art Major / 3 years / bachelor level (DNSEP/Master) Postgraduate Degree in Visual Expression …
In many ways, Japan is a highly unusual country, in which tradition and cutting-edge technology coexist, in which the relationship between man …
Born in Macau, Aka Chio graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2008 with an associate’s degree in design. She lives …
Edgar Arceneaux’s work in sculpture, drawing, and film reflects on cultural and personal memory, and is informed by the belief that all …
In his exuberant manufacture of objects and scenarios, Tom Sachs asks questions that relate to conception, production, consumption, and circulation. Using his …
In the ‘50s and ‘60s, the German philosopher Martin Heidegger turned to sculpture to examine the relationship between bodies and space, and …
The artist book BERLIN 2013/1983, published by ARCH+, is an ambitious new work by Daniel Young and Christian Giroux that continues their …
The multi-disciplinary practice of Hugh Scott-Douglas situates itself at the confluence of a number of critical, socio-political, economic and aesthetic observations and …
Working variously across film, video, performance, photography, and sound, Amie Siegel exposes and connects multiple strata of meaning in her meticulously crafted …
Studying at KHM is an open process. The Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM) offers project-based Media and Fine Art courses that …
Im Heung-soon is a visual artist and cinema director based in Seoul. Since his early works on his working-class family, he has …
William Kentridge is renowned for his evocative drawings and animated films exploring time, the history of colonialism, and the aspirations and failures …
The work of Heimo Zobernig spans an array of media, from architectural intervention and installation, through performance, film and video, to sculpture …
Bruce Nauman is a central figure in Contemporary Art and one of the most influential artists of his time. Throughout his career, …
Vassil Simittchiev must be regarded as one of Sweden’s most important conceptual artists. For him the artistic idea is at least as …
A platform to support multi-media and interdisciplinary strategies. The MFA Interdisciplinary Practice Track is an ideal incubator for artists that engage multiple …
Adam Pendleton is a conceptual artist known for his multi-disciplinary practice, which moves fluidly between painting, publishing, photographic collage, video and performance. …
Though little known to the general public and mainly published in specialized journals, Jacques Hondelatte nonetheless remains cult, a public figure who …
Kahlil Joseph keeps a determinedly low personal profile, preferring that his work does the talking for him. His body of work is …
