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Jean Nouvel is without doubt France’s most important contemporary architect. From 1967 to 1970, he was an assistant of the architects Claude …
Jean Nouvel is without doubt France’s most important contemporary architect. From 1967 to 1970, he was an assistant of the architects Claude …
Our programme is directed to enabling emerging artists to become independent, articulate, confident and self-motivated in your practice and thinking. Our student-centred …
The French duo Pierre et Gilles pose an interesting paradox: their painted photographs are stylistically unique, bearing a highly specialized aesthetic that …
David Zwirner opened his first gallery in 1993 on the ground floor of 43 Greene Street in SoHo in New York City. …
Born in Basel in 1945, Jean-Frédéric Schnyder spent his youth in an orphanage in Bern. During 1962-1965, he learnt photography as an …
Since the late ‘60s, VALIE EXPORT has concentrated on the body in her work, with the intention of challenging – in a …
Man Ray was a significant contributor to the Dada and Surrealist movements, yet retains its own distinct style. During his career, Man …
At the age of 7 to 12 months, the babies babbling, begins to sound more like words. At about 9 months, a …
Catherine Murphy’s work requires close looking and contemplation. Painting from life, Murphy uses color, form and light to create paintings that challenge …
“Hubtopia”, Sépànd Danesh’s new exhibition is an increasingly in-depth exploration of what has become a favourite theme: the corner. Sépànd Danesh’s works …
Applications are now being accepted for the MFA Visual Arts Program at Columbia University School of the Arts. The Visual Arts Program …
Mark Hagen uses common, non-traditional materials in his painting and sculpture to break down hierarchies and reveal the processes of art-making. He …
Terry Adkins created sculptures that were “as ephemeral and transient as music” and fashioned mixed-media artworks that relied on visual as well …
In the Western culture childhood is synonymous with innocence and autonomy, freedom and timelessness. The book “Storytelling” by Hatje Cantz Publications is …
Eşref Yıldırım’s work takes inspiration from media representations that suggest a critique of power structures and social taboos shaping society. He focuses …
As a boy, Ai Weiwei lived his first artistic expression, burning the books of his house with his father, Ai Qing, a …
Two diplomas: (DNA/Licence) National Degree in Visual Arts Art Major / 3 years / bachelor level (DNSEP/Master) Postgraduate Degree in Visual Expression …
In many ways, Japan is a highly unusual country, in which tradition and cutting-edge technology coexist, in which the relationship between man …
Born in Macau, Aka Chio graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2008 with an associate’s degree in design. She lives …
Edgar Arceneaux’s work in sculpture, drawing, and film reflects on cultural and personal memory, and is informed by the belief that all …
In his exuberant manufacture of objects and scenarios, Tom Sachs asks questions that relate to conception, production, consumption, and circulation. Using his …
In the ‘50s and ‘60s, the German philosopher Martin Heidegger turned to sculpture to examine the relationship between bodies and space, and …
The artist book BERLIN 2013/1983, published by ARCH+, is an ambitious new work by Daniel Young and Christian Giroux that continues their …
The multi-disciplinary practice of Hugh Scott-Douglas situates itself at the confluence of a number of critical, socio-political, economic and aesthetic observations and …