ART CITIES, Page 43

Helen Frankenthaler, whose career spanned six decades, has long been recognized as one of the great American artists of the 20th Century. …

During the Tsarist era, Russia had no toy industry of its own. Those who could afford it spoiled their children with dolls …

The discourse on Art Brut has gained extra dimensions in recent years. The term Art Brut now goes beyond an exclusive focus …

Giorgio Andreotta Calò represented Italy at the 57th Venice Biennale (2017). His works include sculptures, large-scale site-specific installations and spatial works that …

The exhibition “Stanze” is a project in three spaces involving six artists: two for every space of Marignana Arte Gallery in Venice. …

Co Westerik is primarily known as a painter, but he has also produced plenty of drawings: his works in pen, pencil, crayon, …

Claudia Comte’s work is defined by her interest on the memory of materials and by a careful observation of how the hand …

For the past fifteen years Maryam Jafri has worked across varied media including expanded sculpture, video, and photography, with a specific interest …

Jacqueline de Jong was involved in European Avant-Garde networks in the 1960s, including the Gruppe SPUR and the politically engaged Situationist International …

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

Flora Yukhnovich’s paintings trace connections between a visual language originating in the Rococo with contemporary popular culture, examining and questioning how notions …

The exhibition, “Sun and Spring in January-Next Generation in Norwegian Contemporary Art” focuses on a new generation of Norwegian contemporary artists who …

Tracey Emin moved to London in 1989 to study at the Royal College of Art, where she first came into contact with, …

Ja’Tovia M. Gary is an artist and filmmaker currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. Gary’s work seeks to liberate the …

Naeem Mohaiemen’s projects explore the intersecting regional histories of South Asia and its leftist uprisings and the role of misrecognition within global …

Including 70 characteristic works by leading sculptors from Tate’s Collection, the exhibition “Objects of Wonder- British Sculpture 1950s – Present” provides a …

As a result of her desire to produce work that is free from narrative, or indeed people with any distinguishable features, the …

Growing up in Eastern Germany, Henrike Naumann experienced extreme-right ideology as a predominant youth culture in the 90s. Her work reflects on …

Since the 1990s, John Currin has reigned as one of the art world’s greatest provocateurs residing on the double-edged sword of desire …

Mr. (Masakatsu Iwamoto) works in a wide range of media, including painting, drawing, video, performance, sculpture, and installation. Having grown up during …

After graduating from Goldsmiths College and exhibiting in 1988’s “Freeze”, organised by Damien Hirst, Gary Hume gained early recognition for a group …

The group exhibition “Reciprocal Reliance” reflects on our era of diversity, in which every city develops and shares its own culture, a …

Roe Ethridge shoots in “editorial mode” and also borrows images already in circulation, including outtakes from his own commercial work. “Everything seems …