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Hans Haacke has shaped “political art” to a greater extent than any other artist of his generation. Keen criticism of institutions, political awareness, and an uncompromising defense of democratic principles to the point of activism all characterize his approach. His work is marked by directness and theoretical clarity, and yet …
Heemin Chung investigates the material potential of digital images as she translates them into the mediums of painting and sculpture. Her work investigates …
Over the last twenty years Simone Leigh has created a multi-faceted body of work incorporating sculpture, video, and installation, all informed by …
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban is a maestro of the slight yet seductive, known for his innovative work with paper, particularly recycled cardboard …
Virtual open house UC Davis Graduate Program in Design: December 9, 12–1pm PST. RSVP here. Please join us for a virtual open …
Jeff Wall’s work synthesizes the essentials of photography with elements from other art forms, including painting, cinema, and literature, in a complex …
Yoshitomo Nara has been prolific in his output over the past thirty years, but regardless of the choice of media his artworks …
One of the preeminent sculptors of our era, Richard Serra, has long been acclaimed for his challenging and innovative work, which emphasizes …
Throughout the 20th century, artists have imagined the body and ideas of the self as fluid and open to ongoing transformations. The …
Born in Zagreb, Nora Turato examines the ephemeral and versatile nature of language as well as our collective experience of the incessant …
Roee Rosen is an Israeli multidisciplinary artist, writer and filmmaker, he has carved out a singular position in the arts with his …
The global water crisis refers to the scarcity of clean, accessible water, affecting billions worldwide. This crisis results from factors like climate …
The Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden – a joint project of the TUD Dresden University of Technology and THE SCHAUFLER FOUNDATION – is offering …
For more than seventy years, Ellsworth Kelly drew inspiration from nature and the world around him to create works that would come …
Through a body of personal work inspired also by historical and political events, Danh Vo probes into the inheritance and construction of …
Joris Van de Moortel has been building his multidisciplinary oeuvre, which transcends borders and defies conventions, for more than 15 years. His …
The George & Aristea Mamidakis Foundation invites applications from Greek and international artists for the 2025 Art Prize. Εstablished in 2019, the …
Many of Umar Rashid’s works have a political commentary anchored in the darker side of history, but Rashid lightheartedly proposes alternative narratives …
Emerged during the late 1980s and early 1990s, Gary Simmons has achieved wide acclaim over the past three decades for his work …
Many know Jonathan Lethem as one of celebrated and eclectic writers, whose iconic novels play with genres and storytelling modes like a …
Influenced by the do-it-yourself aesthetic of album covers and comics of the Southern California punk-rock scene of the late 1970s and 1980s, …
Glenbow is transforming the museum’s original Brutalist architecture into a modern, welcoming space, enhancing both physical and experiential aspects of the museum. …
Sabine Moritz’s paintings, drawings, and prints appear timeless yet endlessly shifting, each a suspended moment that explores the complex workings of memory. …
Kazuko Miyamoto is an important protagonist of New York’s Lower East Side art scene, pushing the boundaries of Minimal Art by building …
