Noticias

On the occasion of bitforms gallery's 20th anniversary, we are pleased to present A Generative Movement in San Francisco at Minnesota Street Project.

During the 1930s and 1940s, abstraction began to solidify as an exciting, fresh form of modern artmaking in the United States, and a small assortment of American artists dedicated themselves to it. Ma

With a selection of more than one hundred pieces by sixty-five artists from all over the world, The Point of Sculpture addresses the major transformation that the practice of sculpture has un

During his lifetime, J. M. W. Turner (1775-1851) witnessed spectacular technological innovations and the industrialization of modern life. As the advances of industry and commerce brought Britain to wo

Over the last 15 years, David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin have developed a multifaceted body of work, guided by conceptual and ethical principles. Titled after Jorge Luis Borges' 1928 essay, The

GR Gallery is pleased to announce "Happy Hour" and "Some Strange Speckle of Truth", two concurrent solo exhibitions featuring artists Leegan Koo and Jack Shure. The shows will unveil the latest se

To mark the renovation of its iconic building on Schillerplatz, The Academy of Fine Vienna has invited the trio of artists and curators from New Delhi Raqs Media Collective to survey the historical Pai

Bardo is a mystical, enigmatic, and visually stunning action. This is how it is described by the critic and doctor in Art History Nadine Seligmann who explains that the term "bardo" refers to the Tibet

Georges Remi alias Hergé (Belgium 1907 – 1983) was a multiply talented artist and the creator of the world-famous character Tintin.

At its best, art writing adopts the approach of the method actor: the writer enters the psyche of the artist, and in this act of self-deception, strings together words into a text whose structure adopt