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Since the early ‘70s, Marina Abramovic has pioneered the use of performance as a visual art form, exploring her physical and emotional limits in some of the most iconic works in contemporary art. Abramovic features prominently in virtually every survey of performance art. In 2005 at New York’s Guggenheim Museum …
In his practice, Shadi Habib Allah is interested opening up suggestive modes of navigation across circulation networks of people, technologies, objects, images …
Sonny Assu has been raised as an everyday average suburban white-kid by his grandparents, it wasn’t until he was eight years old …
Born in Iraqi Kurdistan, Walid Siti lived in the former Yugoslavia before seeking political asylum in London during increasing aggression against those …
The group exhibition “Scissors Cut Paper Wrap Stone”, takes its title from a 1994 book by science fiction writer Ian McDonald. In …
Roy Colmer was a painter, photographer, graphic designer and video & film artist. One of his well-known projects is “Doors, NYC”, From …
Kader Attia was born in France and spent his childhood between France and Algeria. The more he grew up, the more he …
Featuring over fifteen large-scale works on paper the exhibition “Pour Paintings” highlights the exuberant invention and uncommon beauty underlying Sigmar Polke’s work. …
Samson Young presents “A dark theme keeps me here, I’ll make a broken music” his first institutional solo exhibition in Europe. Young …
James Siena works across media exploring the range of possibilities that result when handmade or analog processes are executed with systematic constraints. …
Gregor Hildebrandt is the 2016 recipient of The Falkenrot Prize, he began making collages with cassette tapes in the late ‘90s, when …
In the group exhibition “Material Connections” at Jane Lombard Gallery in New York, Serge Attukwei Clottey , Shezad Dawood, Christine Gedeon, Kyungah …
Prune Nourry is a multi-disciplinary artist, she draws her inspiration from the issues of human definition and human selection. With a degree …
Inspired by traditional South American craft techniques, Maria Nepomuceno weaves straw, strings and piles beads, and sews brightly-colored ropes into draping coils …
Five 2016 MFA graduate artists working in multi-media installation, present “Cacotopia” at Annka Kultys Gallery in London, transforming the gallery into an …
Heba Y. Amin is an Egyptian visual artist and scholar and currently, a lecturer in the Media and Computing department at the …
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The titles of Andrea Crespo’s solo exhibitions seem to have Greek and medical roots: “virocrypsis” (2015), “polymorphoses” (2015), “sis: somatic systems” (2015). …
Yuri Pattison’s work explores the multiple relationships between visual cultures, space, communication technologies and information circulation. While digital economies favor the ideology …
Although John Currin is often accused of misogynistic tendencies due to his subject matter, he contends his presentations are intended as satirical …
The group exhibition “The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away” is the final episode in the Times Heterotopia Trilogy, a continuation of …
Dennis Oppenheim has been a pioneering artist in Conceptual Art, Land Art, Body Art, Video, and Sculpture since the late ‘60s. The …
Ricardo Brey does not need an introduction. He is a very important contemporary artist, not afraid to create and deconstruct at the same time his artwork, but supports …
The group exhibition “The Visible Hand” is the winning selection of the 2016-17 Open Call for Curatorial Projects by CUE Art Foundation. …
Philippe Cognée in his paintings uses wax that is heated and crushed, producing a blurred effect and raising questions such as the …
