Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster MAAT / Lisbon
“Utopia/Dystopia” is the subject chosen by director Pedro Gadanho for the inaugural program of the Museum of Art, Architecture and…
“Utopia/Dystopia” is the subject chosen by director Pedro Gadanho for the inaugural program of the Museum of Art, Architecture and…
Rather than attempting the impossible task of summarizing a career spanning five decades through a series of “greatest hits,” Ingeborg…
The latest edition of the Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement opened its doors at the Centre d’Art Contemporain in Geneva…
“I have only ever experienced intellectual pleasure on the level of analogy,” declared André Breton in a 1947 essay titled…
“History is taking flight and passes forever,” Edgar Orlaineta’s current exhibition at Proyectos Monclova, is a multilayered examination of formalism…
The first solo exhibition in France of the works of Etel Adnan, organized by the Institut du Monde Arabe, whose…
For Athenians it’s been a long time coming. In 2002, a fifty-year lease was signed with the owners of the…
The year 2016 should have been the right moment to celebrate Marcel Broodthaers (1924–1976) in his native Belgium, but the…
An adrenalizing up-tempo sound track makes it hard for visitors to suppress a beatific grin during the climax of Mohamed…
With dark hair pulled back in a severe bun, a woman dressed in a gray tailored suit with a chic…
Through the windows of Nagel Draxler gallery, Lone Haugaard Madsen’s exhibition “Raum#334-Kemp” looks like the spoils of an eccentric, archaeological…
The paneled double doors of the neo-classical mansion-cum-gallery open onto a dark curtain, beyond which seems to lay great promise;…
The outrage felt by St. Louis’s black community over white artist Kelley Walker’s use of images of African American bodies…
The history of culture runs through the work of Anna Maria Maiolino; her marks are an exploration of the basis…
There is no such thing as a silent majority. The expression became a popular euphemism for Middle America when Richard…
Peter Wächtler’s Far Out (2016), a four-minute animated cartoon, presents visuals whose deceptive simplicity underscores the work’s narrative complexity. A…