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The Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn rose to prominence in the 1990s for his sculptural installations that combined philosophical theories and mundane, recycled materials to raise questions about consumerism, social responsibility, political discontent, and reality. His huge, immersive, site-specific environments often entail interacting with the local community in both production and …
Adrian Piper is Conceptual artist and analytic philosopher. Since the 1960s, her work across mediums has drawn from her personal and professional …
The photography of Jeff Wall is consciously and profoundly saturated in the social: in the Vancouver art community from which he first …
Opiemme is a collective born in Turin, looking for new ways to present poetry. The artists’ poetics is known to get in …
The exhibition with works by Erica Rutherford marks the first UK survey of her work, following her inclusion in this year’s Venice …
Glenbow is transforming the museum’s original Brutalist architecture into a modern, welcoming space, enhancing both physical and experiential aspects of the museum. …
James Albert Rosenquist was one of the proponents of the pop art movement. Drawing from his background working in sign painting, Rosenquist’s …
Stretched between eight fingers and two thumbs, sometimes between teeth and toes, loops of string make shapes. String figures can do many …
For more than seventy years, Ellsworth Kelly drew inspiration from nature and the world around him to create works that would come …
A comprehensive exploration of Juan Muñoz’s fascinating life and enduring legacy reveals his revolutionary body of work, which weaves emotional narratives through …
In English culture, “tea time” is a traditional moment to enjoy tea, often with light snacks. It carries both practical importance and …
The EPFL School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC) invites applications for a faculty position in History of Architecture. The position …
Johan Creten is a Belgian sculptor based in Paris. Though trained as a painter, he soon turned to ceramic and bronze as …
Born in 1953 in Paris, Sophie Calle is a writer, a conceptual artist, a photograph, a movie director or even detective. She …
Since the 1970s, Matt Mullican has been interested in models for explaining the world. He has developed a complex system of symbols …
Antony Gormley is widely known for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that investigate the relationship of the human body to space. …
Growing up during the Depression and maturing throughout the interwar period and the rise of Hitler, American painter Adolph Gottlieb staunchly defended …
Sarah Crowner is recognized for her sustained engagement with line, form, color and materiality. Working across a breadth of media, she investigates …
The exhibition “Milky Way Tour” explores humanity’s connection to space, nature, and technology, inviting visitors to reflect on our place in the …
The world’s most significant competition for sustainable design is calling for entries. The Swiss-based non-profit Holcim Foundation seeks client-supported projects of all …
Volcanoes are powerful forces of transformation that reshape our planet in dramatic ways. Through their eruptions, they create new land masses and …
Based primarily in Los Angeles, Noah Davis created a body of figurative paintings that explore a range of Black life. Davis knew …
Widely known for her in situ paintings, in which explosive color is sprayed directly onto architecture, interiors, and landscapes, Katharina Grosse embraces …
The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture invites submissions for its biennial Dissertation Colloquium, to be held March …
