Hong Kong’s unique character has been a muse to many photographers over time. In this exhibition,...

New paintings all made this year are the content of ‘post’, Alexander Wagner‘s third...

The first solo exhibition at the gallery by Fernanda Gomes. In 2013 a selection of works by the artist...

A gap: a narrow chasm in between two zones, a liminal space that can disappear and reappear in a split...

Methods of Art is a series of video interviews with contemporary artists from different fields and background....

The pigments used in Indian art are still as bright as ever today, although centuries have elapsed since...

The Sepik River winds through nearly 1,200 kilometres of swampland and tropical rainforest. Over thousands...

After her huge success at dOCUMENTA (13), Museum Haus Konstruktiv is taking the opportunity to honor...

Museum Haus Konstruktiv and the Zurich Insurance Group are delighted to honor with Latifa Echakhch (b....

Peter Hächler (1922 in Lenzburg – 1999 in Lenzburg) was one of Switzerland’s most radical sculptors,...

On Friday 25 September 2015 HangarBicocca unveils the new installation by Anselm Kiefer: the new display,...

Mythical creatures built of pixels inhabit fantastic worlds, flight simulators let us soar like birds...

Gottfried Honegger is numbered among the most internationally important concrete artists of his generation....

In pictures of incredible intensity and beauty Steve McCurry records major changes in our world. The...

In the extensive group exhibition Resistance Performed – Aesthetic Strategies under Repressive Regimes...

The exhibition format Collection on Display presents selected works from the collection of the Migros...

Galleria Franco Noero is pleased to present the fourth solo show in Turin of Canadian artist Andrew Dadson....

Tomi Ungerer is often said to have influenced everyone – as illustrator, storyteller, author, sculptor,...

Von Bartha presents an ambitious new exhibition by British artists John Wood and Paul Harrison, displaying...

The Kunsthaus Zürich presents an exhibition of self-portraits entitled “Me/Not Me“. The...

Architects write books, read books, love books and collect books. Books loom large for architects –...

Beams of artificial fluorescent light, pixelated images of gray-scale sunrises, assembled screens of...

The exhibition “…The others have arrived safely” casts a glance at artistic strategies for...

The art of Joan Miró (1893 –1983) is informed by an almost literal directness, which invariably foregrounds...