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ART CITIES:N.York-Jean Tinguely

The Swiss sculptor and pioneer of Kinetic art Jean Tinguely was a highly ingenious individual who explored several avant-garde art movements of …

ART CITIES: Sanghai -Rain Room

Rain Room is an interactive instillation created by the Hannes Koch, Stuart Wood and Florian Ortkrass as Random international. The instillation transforms …

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 CITIES:Berlin

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

ART CITIES:London

These days, the galleries of London, on the occasion of the Frieze 2015, present a wealth of solo and group exhibitions from …

ART CITIES:Paris

On the occasion a series of art events and openings that have inundated Paris, this and next week, from openings of exhibition …

ART CITIES:Milan-The Great Mother

The exhibition “The Great Mother” composes an image of the mother and motherhood that is perhaps less comforting and far more complex …

ART CITIES:London-Marc Quinn

Marc Quinn, almost after 25 years after his notorious first sculpture “Self”, a self-portrait he made in 1991 from his own frozen …

ART CITIES:Antwerp-Andrea Zittel

Andrea’s Zittel sculptures and installations transform everything necessary for life, such as eating, sleeping, bathing, and socializing, into artful experiments in living. …

ART CITIES:Turin-Uriel Orlow

In his work, Uriel Orlow engages with the way the past emerges and lives on in the present and often repeats itself, …

ART CITIES:Rome-Piero Golia

Piero Giolia’s work assumes the form of actions, sculptures, and installations often characterized as being extreme yet poetic. With a particular love …

ART CITIES:Zurich-Ugo Rondinone

You find ways to protect yourself, you build walls. The walls represent stability, the outer, more formidable layer of our skin. When …