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In the late 1960s and the 1970s Lee Ufan was involved in the Japanese artistic movement Mono-ha and became its spokesman. Using …

Isaac Julien examines the black and Asian diasporas since the Thatcher years through his favoured medium, film. In 1983 he cofounded the …

Chiharu Shiota is known for performances and installations that express the intangible: memories, anxiety, dreams, silence and more. Often arising out of …

Shara Hughes describes her lush, vibrantly chromatic images of hills, rivers, trees and shorelines, often framed by abstract patterning, as “invented landscapes”. …

Andrea Büttner asks foundational questions about how art functions in culture, but also about how it operates as a psychological phenomenon for …

Starting out as a painter as well as a prolific critic and essayist, Donald Judd began making three-dimensional works in the early …

Alex Hubbard’s work encompasses video art and painting, exploring the boundaries of each via a cross-examination that invigorates both media in new …

Selma Selman’s artistic process echoes the older tradition of a polymath artist ethically synthesizing technological and ecological tools to resolve the conflicts …

Through the paradigm of science, death is no longer a divine decree, but rather a technical challenge. According to the latest findings …

Since the early 1990s Maurizio Cattelan has been internationally recognized for his humorous and ironic works which provoke and challenge the limits …

Alexander Calder is widely regarded as the artist who made sculpture move, forging a practice in dialogue with the world in motion …

The group exhibition “Hiding in Plain Sight” looks at the ways in which a wide range of artists from the early 2000s …

The British Art Show is widely acknowledged as the most important and ambitious recurrent exhibition of contemporary art produced in the UK, …