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In Paris in the 1880s, class boundaries were clear-cut along the Champs-Élysées, where a new aristocracy of bankers and financiers held court. The Third Republic was plagued by corrupt politics. And the poor working class mocked it all, loudly, in Montmartre. Known for its revolutionary politics and cabaret culture, the …
February with the blooming almond trees conveys the message of spring. But in the art world is a month that looks …
Tim Noble and Sue Webster employ a range of materials and references to mock the role that artistic personae and fame play …
Although not formally trained in art, Alighiero Boetti was preoccupied with the theory of creativity from an early age. Unlike other Arte …
The group exhibition “Past is Not Post” examines a growing number of artists working in relationship to archival research or investigations of …
Carey Young’s work explores the increasing commodification of dissent. She works across a variety of physical and electronic media, including video, photography …
In this year’s first exhibition at Trondheim kunstmuseum, you are invited to participate! The role of the visitor at an art museum …
Do Ho Such is internationally acclaimed for scholastic, captivating sculptures and installations that relate to his personal experiences living in both Eastern …
Photographer, artist and archivist Yuri Dojc is positioned at the helm of an expansive practice that encompasses many kinds of looking. His …
ART COLOGNE prize honours exceptional performances in the communication of art and is awarded jointly each year by the German association of …
Her long career in photography has established Cindy Sherman as one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. At first painting …
“Due South” is the second project in a quartet of island-based explorations curated by Marianne Bernstein. Focused on the island of Sicily …
Peter Halley is known for depicting cells, prisons and conduits, rendered in fluorescent Day-Glo acrylic paint and Roll-a-Tex texture additive. Halley came …
Since the early ‘90s, Rineke Dijkstra has produced a complex body of photographic and video work, offering a contemporary take on the …
Zhang Huan has emerged as a key figure in the flourishing Chinese art scene, an explorer of the limits of the human …
The project “The Face Of The City”, began on 2012, it is a work in progress… From Rome, Paris and Athens to …
Didier Mencoboni in his solo exhibition “Episode XII” at Galerie Eric Dupont presents a selection of paintings from the series “…Etc…”. Since …
orn in Nairobi, Wangechi Mutu scrutinizes globalization by combining found materials, magazine cutouts, sculpture, and painted imagery. Sampling such diverse sources as …
Incorporating a number of different moving image techniques, the short films in the “Parallax scrolling” screening programme at Breese|Little Gallery in London, …
Over the past 45 years, Giuseppe Penone’s work has probed industrialised society’s understanding of nature. Rather than seeing them as distinct or …
Bouchra Khalili works with film, video, installation, photography and prints, in her work explores the broad topics of migration and displacement. In …
Kenneth Noland emerged in the wake of the first generation of the New York School. Interested in breaking away from the prevailing …
William Ν. Copley creator of madcap narrative paintings, drawings, and installations, was both an insider and an outsider. Known by his pseudonym …
Sally Mann took up photography at the Putney School in Vermont, where she met Larry, to whom she proposed. After a year …
