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INTERVIEW: Jeff Koons

The first artwork from the Dakis Joannou Collection that I saw, at the School of Fine Arts 1996 (a few days before …

PHOTO:A Good Home for Everyone

The exhibition “A Good Home for Everyone” challenges the image and idea of the good home and the modern Sweden that Prime …

Bridget Riley, Vespertino, 1988, David Zwirner Gallery Archive

ART CITIES:N.York-Bridget Riley

Bridget Riley is well-known since the mid-1960s for her distinctive, optically vibrant paintings, called “Op Art”. She characterised her work to the …

ART NEWS:Nov.01

Katie Grinnan’s works investigate the relationship between visual and cognitive experience. “Nocturnal Hologram” features three recent large-scale sculptural installations that explore the …

ART-TRIBUTE:Christian Boltanski

Christian Boltanski is known for a body of work that may be considered a disturbing archive of our social, cultural, ethnic, and …

ART CITIES:Berlin

Ed Ruscha refuses to be typecast as either pop or conceptual. He is recording the shifting emblems of American life in the …

MIRAGES XVIII

November is one of the most busy months in art, is the second and the bridge between the new artistic season that …

ART NEWS:Oct.04

Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld’s exhibition “Excuse me, may I have some gravel tea?”, is an oracle for digital existence. She has rearranged objects, …

ART NEWS:Oct.03

Tracing the full arc of the Joseph Cornell’s life and career, the exhibition “Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust”, presents 80 works ranging from collages, …

PHOTO:Jeff Wall-New Works

Jeff Wall has exhibited his photographs internationally for the twenty-five years and is one of the most influential artists working today. He …

ART FAIRS:Paris FIAC 2015

One of the oldest and respectable Art Fairs, FIAC, opens for its 42nd edition at the Grand Palais in Paris. A major …