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Coinciding with the 6th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, “My Red Homeland”, the first solo exhibition of Anish Kapoor in Russia, opened at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre in Moscow. Four sculptures encompassing the three major facets of Kapoor’s unique and distinct visual language: voids, mirrors, and the auto-generated, …
The exhibition “Structures of Existence: The Cells” focuses on the extraordinary series of sculptural environments Bourgeois created in the last two decades …
In the mid-50s a new youth culture, characterized by an open mindset was beginning to emerge in Czechoslovakia following the death of …
In the exhibition “The truth of apparences-stories of symbols, patterns and language”, seven artists continue the exploration of how the patterns, shapes …
Since 1949 Bloomberg New Contemporaries’ exhibition has provided a significant critical platform, offering crucial opportunities for the development and recognition of emerging …
Every single day we realize that that the situation of the world around us is uncertain. Our era is characterized by anxiety, …
Wang Sishun belongs in the new generation of contemporary artists from mainland China. Born in 1979, he lives and works in Beijing. …
On 19/1/1981 Francesca Woodman jumped to her death from the window of a N. York loft. As a photographer, she was prodigious …
The 13th Lyon Biennale titled “La vie modern”, brings together 60 artists from 28 countries, who explore the contradictory character of contemporary …
The exhibition “The Great Mother” composes an image of the mother and motherhood that is perhaps less comforting and far more complex …
Using everyday and ephemeral expressive media: slides, tape, glass or post-its or painting directly on the gallery wall, the British artist Claire …
Jinny Yu’s site-specific installation at the Oratorio di San Ludovico in Venice, comprises of a large three-dimensional painting with sound. Reflecting on …
The 14th Istanbul Biennial takes at least three days to visit fully. Works by over 80 participants from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, …
The viewer can’t see or acculturate, Mona’s Hatoum retrospective at Centre George Pompidou-Paris with only one visit. Not because it occupies a …
The art year in Europe has been running for 2-3 days, while in the rest of the world the art-events are non-stop. …
”Imago Mundi: Map of the New Art” is an exhibition of 6,930 works of the collection of Luciano Benetton, is the largest …
Clifford Ross is perhaps most known for his black & white “Hurricane” series, a collection of 14 large-scale, high-resolution photographs of violent …
The Ringier Collection brings together a wide range of contemporary art positions in photography, video, painting, drawing, objects and installations since the …
Man Ray (27/8/1890-18/11/1976), a significant contributor to the Dada and Surrealist movements, he used a variety of media but considered himself a …
The traveling exhibition “Fortuna” provides a general overview of William Kentridge’s work since the late ’80s to the present day. The exhibition …
This decade the key term of our society is an apparently innocent one: data. With the digitization of day-to-day life, the transformation …
In her work the Norvegian artist Grønli explores art as an alternative strategy and as a tool within alienation, through mediums that …
The 3nd Annual Copenhagen Art Week starts today, over 50 galleries, art fairs, museums and exhibition spaces join their forces for a …
The Jordanian artist Abu Hamdan interest in sound and its intersection with politics originates from his background in DIY Music. His work …
