Rembrandt’s Orient – West Meets East in Dutch Art of the 17th Century / Highlights (2/3)
1. April 2021The exhibition “Rembrandt’s Orient”, which just closed at Kunstmuseum Basel and will be on view soon at Museum Barberini in …
The exhibition “Rembrandt’s Orient”, which just closed at Kunstmuseum Basel and will be on view soon at Museum Barberini in …
During the Corona-Crisis, Swiss artist Arnold Böcklin’s symbolist painting “The Plague” (1898) became prominently displayed in the media as illustration …
Carrara marble is one of the most famous marbles in the world. Carrara marble has been quarried since the end …
“Living Abstraction” is the title of a huge retrospective on the work and life of Swiss artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943). …
Phyllida Barlow’s first solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Zürich, ‘small worlds’, features new sculptures, drawings and wall-works made by …
The exhibition “Rembrandt’s Orient”, which just closed at Kunstmuseum Basel and will be on view soon at Museum Barberini in …
“Pure Life Begins Now” reads the white neon lettering that shines from the white wall at the entrance to the …
‘Past Present Future’ at Hauser & Wirth in Zürich is an exhibition of paintings, furniture, and ceramics, by the American …
I Would Gnaw on My Hand was the title of American artist Jim Drain’s second New York solo exhibition at …
In 2007, Postmasters Gallery in New York presented an exhibition with new works by Los Angeles-based artist Eddo Stern. On …
In this episode of our Classics series, we revisit Michael Cline’s 2007 solo show “Folks” at Daniel Reich Gallery in …
This is episode 75 in our series of highlights from our archives. In 2010, German artist John Bock had his …