Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Salzburg is pleased to present the first exhibition in Austria of works by Israeli artist Amos Gitai in the Villa Kast.
For several years Gitai has used various modes of artistic expression, ranging across films, theatre, installations and photography. This has led to more and more frequent invitations from many museums and galleries including the MoMA New York, the Reina Sofia, and the Centre Pompidou. While Gitai’s films have made him famous as an artist worldwide,
In a comprehensive solo exhibition in the Villa Kast Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Salzburg is showing new sculptures by the Austrian artist Erwin Wurm. Ceramic works by the artist will be shown for the first time, as well as bronzes and sculptures assembled from various materials including textiles, polyester and wood.
In his work, Erwin Wurm has done much to expand the concept of sculpture, and he uses absurd and comic elements of contemporary society – particularly in relation to the human body.
ANKARA MART AYINDA YENİ FUARA EV SAHİPLİĞİ YAPACAK!
Art Ankara /Çağdaş Sanat Fuarı, Başkentte uluslararası düzeyde; sanat galerileri, müzeler, sanatsal eğitim veren kurum ve kuruluşlar, sanatçılar ve sanata ilgi duyanları bir araya getirmeye hazırlanıyor.
Art Ankara /Çağdaş Sanat Fuarı, galericilerin, koleksiyonerlerin ve sanata ilgi duyan tüm kesimlerin bir arada coşkulu bir paylaşım oluşturmasını sağlayacak ve Ankara’da sürekliliği sabırsızlıkla beklenen
Hush Galeri, Yunan Sanatçı Manolis Anastasakos’un “Personhood II” isimli solo sergisine “10 Ocak – 9 Mart 2015” tarihleri arasında ev sahipliği yapıyor. Sanatçı işlerinde Yunanistan’ın IMF ve AB denetimi altında kaldığı 2010 yılı dönemine ve medyanın kışkırtmaları ile sağlanan gerilimli “isyan” atmosferine ayna tutuyor. Bu ortamın insan davranışları, içsel düşünceler ve duygulardaki yansımalarını belgeliyor. Açlık korkusu ve ekonomik gerilemeden
Witness at a Crossroads chronicles French photographer Marc Riboud’s journeys across Asia during the mid-1950s and 60s, a period of great cultural and political transition in the region. More than one hundred arresting black-and-white photographs offer glimpses into everyday life in Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, China, and Japan, illuminating tensions between tradition and post-war modernity.
From a camel market in Rajasthan to music hall dancers in Tokyo to an extraordinary
The All-Knowing Buddha: A Secret Guide focuses on an exceptional set of paintings in the intimate format of album leaves from 18th-century China that illustrate the meditation practice of Sarvavid Vairochana, a primordial Buddha central to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. The album is one of only two of its kind in existence to depict visually a secret esoteric practice. The presentation at the Rubin is the first time that these important paintings are exhibited in the United States.
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