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Xu Ning was born in 1979, in Beijing, China. She moved to Japan with her family in 2006 after graduating with a degree in oil painting from Capital Normal University in Beijing, and completed her doctoral degree program in painting at Tama Art University Graduate School in 2020. In the …
Afra Al Dhaheri’s work is rooted in her experiences growing up in Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE, a place of recent …
A prolific self-taught painter, sculptor, and installation artist, François Morellet, developed a radical approach to geometric abstraction during a career spanning more …
The Newcomb Art Department at Tulane University is devoted to the study and production of visual art within the context of Tulane …
Since his very first exhibition at a Parisian cinema, Le Ranelagh in 1968, Christian Boltanski has been scrutinizing human life and that …
Over the past forty years, Kiefer’s practice has developed through the accumulation, mingling and reworking of themes, motifs and constellations which recur …
The exhibition “Reflection Paper” is a ‘clinic’ where abstract thoughts and emotions are brought together from Evelyn Taocheng Wang’s reading of a …
The book “Japanese Woodblock Prints (1680–1938)” by Taschen Publications lifts the veil on a much-loved but little-understood art form by presenting the …
Kunsthalle Bern is an internationally-renowned venue for encountering contemporary art. Since 1918, its exhibitions have been sites for presenting, testing, and discussing …
For more than 50 years, Phyllida Barlow has taken inspiration from her surroundings to create imposing installations that can be at once …
Meet José Selgas – one half of the commended and innovative Spanish architecture practice SelgasCano. In this video he shares his thoughts …
Marian Goodman Gallery presents the first historical exhibition of Multiples, Inc., the art publishing company founded by Marian Goodman and a few …
Over the last six decades, Richard Tuttle has become one of the most representative American artists of the postwar period, occupying interstitial …
Graduate students in Art History & Criticism and Studio Art at Stony Brook University have the opportunity to work in a uniquely …
Tom Sachs is best known for his elaborate recreations of various Modern icons, all of them masterpieces of engineering and design of …
What happened when one of China’s foremost painters went on an expedition to Uummannaq in Greenland? Liu Xiaodong here describes his moving …
Andreas Aggelidakis belongs to the category of the very talented people and this has been proven over the years through his work, …
Rudolf Polanszky is considered a key figure in the Actionist and Post-Actionist movement with his conceptual oeuvre which aims to bring abstract …
Goethe-Institut London is currently seeking a curatorial duo for a paid, freelance contract to establish and manage PopUp Goethe Iceland, with a …
The exhibition “Even there, there are stars”, is the winning selection from the CUE Art Foundation’s, 2019-20 Open Call for Curatorial Projects. …
Kensaku Kakimoto is a cinematographer, a producer of numerous films as well as a video artist. He has also received much acclaim …
Ed Ruscha stands out as one of the most prominent figures of 20th century American art. In this video, the 80-year-old artist, …
The book “I See That I See What You Don’t See” presents a layered, non-binary perspective on darkness. Navigating cosmic, automated, and …
Interdisciplinary research, self-directed studio practice, national and international travel The Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art program at Maine College of …
