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Continuing the tradition of the great American photographers, Dave Jordano, a Detroit native with life-long family ties there, thinks the recent media depiction of his hometown has been a tale of two cities. As he says “My work is really not about what has been destroyed, but more importantly about …
All artists know that someone will see the back of their work. The exhibition “Recto Verso” presents artworks that consciously foreground the …
Last years, one of the most important and most promising Art Fair is Art Basel Miami. The Art Fair opens 3/12/15, with …
Each of the artists in the group exhibition “Thirty Shades of White”, applies his/her own artistic vocabulary and colour aesthetics in a …
Tate Modern: It is one of the most impressive Museums, originally designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, the architect of Battersea Power …
Adapted from an internationally touring retrospective, Lee Bul’s solo show at the Vancouver Art Gallery pulls together diverse aspects of her acclaimed …
Unlike most monochrome painting, Madhat Kakei’s paintings are explosive, laden with meaning, full of joy and sorrow, permeated by a light both …
December is the month of retrospections and self-examinations. It never caused me great pleasure instead I was melancholic, rather by habit, by …
The concept that the light is always present but not always seen is the core of Sophia’s Dixon Dillo work. Through large …
In each of its four consecutive editions, “Dooble Room” combines two artistic positions and brings the series’ collaborative process to the fore. …
The exhibition “Resistance Performed–Aesthetic Strategies under Repressive Regimes in Latin America”, presents stratagems artists devised to articulate dissent. The focus is on …
Based entirely on loans from the collection at Centre Pompidou/Musée national d’art moderne, the “Beacons” exhibition highlights a selection of masterpieces rarely …
Gilbert & George (Gilbert Proesch and George Passmore), have long since been acknowledged icons of Contemporary Art. In 1967 they met as …
Emerging alongside a notable group of African-American artists who rose to prominence in the ‘90s, Nari Ward’s massive and tactile approach to …
Cindy Sherman is a contemporary master of socially critical photography. She is a key figure of the “Pictures Generation”*. At first painting …
Based on a selection of ancient Orient objects, modern and contemporary works (Giacometti, Murakami, Baselitz, etc.), the exhibition “The Shape Of Time” …
Julius Popp presents his latest installation work, “bit.fall pulse”, which is the largest piece of his signature series entitled “bit.fall”, previously shown …
Kimsooja’s videos and installations blur the boundaries between aesthetics and transcendent experience through their use of repetitive actions, meditative practices, and serial …
The words to expose, to show, to demonstrate, to inform, to offer may seem to define the functions of an exhibition …
Having emerged in New York’s East Village Art scene in the early ‘80s, Peter Halley’s geometric paintings have been engaged in a …
Mario García Torres describes himself as a conceptual artist who makes work about the history of conceptual art. He uses film, photography, …
Inspired by the plot of Ray Bradbury’s 1953 dystopian sci-fi novel “Fahrenheit 451” in which works of literature are outlawed and the …
Nazgol Ansarinia examines the systems and networks that underwrite her daily life. Born and raised in Tehran, she dissects, interrogates and recasts …
The Phillips Collection, opened in 1921, is America’s first museum of modern art, featuring a permanent Collection of nearly 3,000 works by …
