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Mona Hatoum is interested in creating formally simple and reductive works that nevertheless impact viewers on an emotional and psychological level. Her work is intentionally created with paradoxical layers of meaning that produce ambiguity and ambivalence to allow several possible and contradictory readings. She often uses attractive and seductive materials …
In a new series of videos, we will ask a number of artists to reflect upon their last or final work. Even …
Bruce Nauman’s exhibition “Presence / Absence” features two single-channel works, from 1999 and 2001, along with three dual-screen projections made in 2013, …
Known as “the painter of black and light,” Pierre Soulages has forged a career remarkable not only for its rigorous invention, but …
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is repeatedly ranked among the world’s top 100 universities. The University has 40,000 students and …
Avid explorer of our relationships with objects, Nicolás Lamas takes a dialectical approach to art-making. He places everyday items in unexpected combinations, …
Thomas Demand’s singular oeuvre merges sculpture and photography and usually relies on found images. The artist, who lives in Berlin and Los …
The combination and the dialogue between two artists in an exhibition is normal, but the dialogue of an visual photographer like Chloe …
The exhibition “Terapia” explores the pervasive influence of Freudian psychoanalysis on Argentine culture at large and its inception as a vector for …
Martin Kippenberger made paintings, sculpture and installations which offer a humorous yet bitter commentary on the modern world and the artists place …
What is referred to as “public space”—and the activities that occur within it—is increasingly surveilled, politicized, and privatized. To work in this …
Today, Italian postwar art that is considered a crucial art historical moment, bursting with distinct artists as well as radical groups and …
Robert Mangold has, since the 1950s, explored line and color on supports ranging in shape, size, and dimension. Committed to abstraction as …
Rachel Whiteread’s approach to sculpture is predicated on the translation of negative space into solid form. Casting from everyday objects, oftentimes using …
With small projects created by 52 platforms, “Platforms Project Net Teaser” is the harbinger of the International Exhibition Platforms Project 2021 that …
The work of Felix Gonzalez-Torres can be read as a critique of social conservatism, homophobic attitudes and also as a warning about …
Junya Ishigami (10/3/1974- ) is one of the most outstanding young Japanese architects of present time and he has obtained recognition due …
Louise Bourgeois is one of the most brilliant and influential artists of the 20th Century. Louise Bourgeois could be the artist who …
Inaugurated in 2006, the TarraWarra Biennial has presented the works of over 170 artists over the course of six exhibitions to date. …
For his solo show, “Antithesis”, Chiffon Thomas denotes how opposing objects or bodies can exist within a single environment or space, creating …
Shirazeh Houshiary makes painting, sculpture, and animation that seek to challenge viewers’ perceptions of time, space, and materiality. Her works often engage …
Like many artist’s, Chiffon Thomas practice is in constant flux and forever evolving. Currently his work investigates how to portray an impossible …
Born in the Southern United States to a Liberian mother and Kenyan father, Miatta Kawinzi’s work explores cultural hybridity, motifs of doubling, …
In 1971 Helen Marden took Brice to Hydra for the first time. It was here that Marden was at his most prolific. …
