dreamideamachine ART VIEW
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Jesús Rafael Soto (5/6/1923-14/1/2005). Soto’s work is characterized by optical illusions and movement making him one of the most accomplished artists within the Op Art and Kinetic Art Movement. The symbolism of energy is evident in Soto’s works, which make them more …
Yona Friedman (5/6/1923-20/2/2020) is a historical figure of prospective architecture with more than 92 years of experience that has led him to participate in numerous events, after World War II he briefly lived and worked in Israel where he was confronted with the rapid development of mass housing. The confinement …
Bouchra Khalili’s solo exhibition “How to Call a Ghost” marks the artist’s first major presentation in southern Sweden and brings together more than a decade of work spanning film, installation, printmaking and textile. Through a carefully conceived site-specific exhibition, Khalili explores questions of belonging, citizenship, collective memory and the enduring …
This opportunity at Ox-Bow supports and celebrates artists working at the intersection of food and art. Open to creators of all backgrounds—not …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind the American artist Donald Judd (3/6/1928-12/2/1994), associated with Minimalism. In his work, Judd sought …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind the British artist Richard Long RA CBE (2/6/1945- ). He is an English sculptor …
Internationally renowned for modern and contemporary art and design, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is located in the heart of Amsterdam’s cultural district. …
Julio Le Parc (23/9/1928-30/5/2026) was an Argentine-born artist whose pioneering experiments with light, movement, perception, and viewer participation made him one of …
Norman Foster was born 1/6/1935 in Manchester. He became the 21st Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate in 1999. He has been awarded the …
Arnaldo Pomodoro was an influential Italian sculptor renowned for his large-scale bronze sculptures that combine geometric precision with rich symbolic meaning. His …
Toyo Ito (1/6/1941- ) is a Japanese architect known for creating conceptual architecture, in which he seeks to simultaneously express the physical …
Far from Expressionist rhetoric, Jasper Johns’s oeuvre is defined by an ironic, restrained approach that nonetheless carries emotional weight and is widely …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Ellsworth Kelly (31/5/1923-27/12/2015), one of America’s great 20th Century Abstract artists, who in the …
The German architect Frei Paul Otto (31/5/1925-9/3/2015) was best known for the huge roof canopies designed for the 1972 Olympics in Munich. …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Carmen Herrera (31/5/1915-12/2/2022), she has been painting since her youth in Cuba, but it …
After studying philosophy, literature, and film, Jon Rafman graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2008. Rafman’s artistic …
Daniel Richter’s practice has evolved over time to encompass notable stylistic turns. Richter’s paintings synthesize art history, mass media, politics, sex, and …
Today is the occasion to bear in mind Agnès Varda, (30/5/1928-29/3/2019) the French director and photographer whose first film, “La Pointe Courte” …
Carole Vanderlinden’s () artistic practice, which she has been developing since the mid-1990s, is primarily focused on painting but also encompasses drawing, …
The first Upstate Photography Biennial is a landmark new exhibition series celebrating the diversity and vitality of photographic practices in upstate New York. Highlighting …
The exhibition project “Carrying” activates spaces inside and outside the building of Museum Brandhorst. Works by nternational artists occupy historically charged sites …
James Turrell investigates light as both a material and a means of perception, exploring its relationship to painting and sculpture. Through minimal, …
Thomas Demand trained as a sculptor before developing a practice that merges sculpture, photography, and conceptual art. His photographic works are typically …
The theme for the next issue of the “Cornell Journal of Architecture” is “Spare.” Under the doormat, there’s a spare. Leaving a …
