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One of the most prominent figures of Berlin’s contemporary art scene, Fabian Knecht works with temporal and spatial installations, performances and actions. With his work, he pursues a consistent and uncompromising path, one which causes irritation, which marks an exceptional state in the current of everyday life, and which scratches …
Ran Hwang is best-known for creating intricate, large-scale Installations, part mural, part sculpture. Although some of her works may look simple from …
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When Dan Flavin began collecting the work of Lucie Rie and Hans Coper in the 1980s, he undoubtedly recognized the achievements of …
International competition for early-career architects to win 100,000 USD traveling fellowship now accepting applications; deadline January 14, 2018 The Harvard Graduate School …
Part of an important, cutting-edge scene in the late ‘60s and ’70s, Françoise Grossen uses a knotting and braiding technique to create …
At the turn of the 20th century, architecture took an imaginative leap. As new construction materials and technologies met such far-flung stimuli …
“Andrei Koschmieder, Robert Gober” is the first in a series of exhibitions at Paula Cooper Gallery’s 529 West 21st Street space. This …
How would an abstract sculpture look? That was the question Anthony Caro asked himself when he encountered American Abstract painting in the …
Inaugurated in 2013, the post-doctoral fellowship program is awarded to a promising and exceptional scholar for one academic year. The sixth fellowship …
On 29/6/16 the Stedelijk Museum announced a generous donation that includes over 600 works by the German Collector Thomas Borgmann. His collections …
“From Ear to Ear to Eye” is an exhibition considering the politics of sound, music and listening in myriad forms. It explores …
Edgar Sarin was born 1989 in Marseille, he lives and works between Paris and New York. Educated as an engineer, he is …
Australian Centre’s for Contemporary Art (ACCA) presents an ongoing series of exhibitions under the name “The Big Picture” conceived to animate critical, …
Originally a publication, De Stijl was founded in 1917 by two pioneers of Abstract Art, Piet Mondrian and Theo van Doesburg. The …
The work of Andreas Gursky is recognized for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often using an aerial vantage point and …
The Department of Art History, Visual Art and Theory (AHVA) of the University of British Columbia (UBC) aims to foster critical thinking …
Franz West’s solo exhibition is on presentation at Tim Van Laere Gallery. The exhibition brings together various aspects from the broad oeuvre …
Based in Tokyo and Paris, Tadashi Kawamata creates site-specific works all over the world. His favourite material is wood, and he uses …
The blend of Chinese and Western cultural influences in Zhuang Hong Yi’s work reflects his upbringing and education in China followed by …
Elizabeth Murray belongs to a generation of artists who emerged in the 1970s and whose exposure to Cubist-derived Minimalism and Surrealist-influenced Pop …
Vik Muniz stands out as one of the most innovative and creative artists of the 21st century. Known for creating what he …
Since the late ‘70s, Thomas Struth has been creating photographs about humanity, its rituals and their relationship to the physical world. A …
The group exhibition “Markers” celebrates the humble punctuation mark. Like the exclamation mark, and the multivalent and shifting sentiments it has come …
Since the late ‘70s, Mike Kelley has produced a body of work that takes as its target notions of taste, morality, authority, …
