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Doug Aitken edits together frenetic and unique models of contemporary experience to create a new landscape, one in which he hopes we …

The group exhibition “At Dawn” draws connections between techniques of image production and the social and political work that goes into imagining …

Dancing is one of the things that humans have in common across cultures, geographies, and time. Dance as a way of knowing …

Anish Kapoor is one of the most influential sculptors of his generation. Perhaps most famous for public sculptures that are both adventures …

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster is an experimental artist. Engaging with the exhibition as a medium, her spatial inventions and investigations probe the notion of …

Collaborating since 1995, Allora and Calzadilla approach visual art as a set of experiments that test whether ideas such as authorship, nationality, …

Painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and installation artist Titus Kaphar confronts history by dismantling classical structures and styles of visual representation in Western art …

Ai Weiwei has been called the most influential artist of our time. After denouncing government corruption and lack of respect for human …

Finding early inspiration in experimental dance and choreography while a student at the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, and in subsequent collaborations with Minimal …

For more than three decades, Robert Irwin has used fluorescent lights in his work, and in the last decade he has presented …

Steven Parrino is best known for his signature ‘misshaped’ monochromes with slashed, torn, or twisted canvases. A pioneer in performance and video …

Based in London and Berlin, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have worked as a collaborative duo since the mid-1990s. Drawing from disciplines …

Monica Bonvicini emerged as visual artist and started exhibiting internationally in the mid-1990s. Her multifaceted practice—which investigates the relationship between architecture, power …

With her works, above all, her installations and environments, Latifa Echakhch invites the viewer to reflect on the rigidity and contradictions of …

The exhibition “Rolf Julius / Kevin Rouillard” combines the work of two artists who have never met, but whose practices could share …

A resident of the Villa Medici program in Rome in 2020, Jeanne Vicerial, became, at not yet 30, the first French Phd …

In his sculptures and collages, Valentin Carron imitates traditional handicrafts and unknown artworks, as well as stereotypical modern and everyday forms. By …

After growing up near the agricultural fields in the suburbs of Tehran, Mehdi Ghadyanloo began his career making public art, is considered …

Painter, sculptor, performer and musician, Joris Van de Moortel uses the post-industrial architecture of the gallery to encompass his many-shaped work that …

Considered a Neo-Expressionist, A.R. Penck is best known for his paintings and sculptures characterized by simplified figures and forms, and neo-primitive symbols …

There are three basic forms of representation that we use to understand a project and its context: aerial views, that serve to …

In an ever-expanding engagement with drawing, Tony Lewis harnesses the medium of graphite powder to confront such social and political topics as …

Leidy Churchman is a painter whose many subjects have included landscapes, advertisements, online videos, Tibetan Buddhism, nature photos, scientific diagrams, and even …

Nicholas Hlobo creates intricate two- and three-dimensional hybrid objects. Each material holds a particular association with cultural, gendered, sexual, or ethnic identity. …