Before winning the Hugo Boss Prize in 2014—an honor that carries with it a $100,000 grant and rights to a solo exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum—Paul Chan had spent fifteen years crafting art projects that ranged from a series of

Artist Betty Woodman and her husband George (also an artist), spend half the year living in a New York loft overlooking Chelsea and the other half in the farmhouse in the Tuscan village of Antella where they raised their children:

As I entered the gallery on the day before the opening of Andrea Bowers new solo exhibition at Kaufmann Repetto, my eyes fell on a small and beautiful photorealist drawings of a smiling women with butterfly wings on her back.

I’ve always loved the Beyeler Foundation’s building. Embedded in the Berowerpark in the Basel suburb of Riehen, the structure itself, designed by Renzo Piano, is a beautiful coming-together of porphyry-covered walls, a glass roof and a glazed façade looking out

In 2004, Rudolf Stingel transformed the floor of Massimo De Carlo’s Milan gallery into a giant mirror, and hung six of his now iconic “gold paintings” on the walls. The painterly surface of the works was embellished with damask patters

This summer, Midtown had a distinct case of Brazilian fever, and not just because of the flocks of soccer fans crowding local sports bars and tourists traps to watch the FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Museums also joined in the

Aeschylus, Archimedes, Aristophanes, Barthes, Baudelaire, Benjamin, Cicero, Copernicus, Darwin, Descartes, Euclid, Hume, Jarry, Jung, Kant, Kepler, Locke, Lucretius, Molière, Newton, Nietzsche, Parmenides, Pessoa, Plutarch, Plato, Popper, Pythagoras, Shakespeare, Wells, Wittgenstein, and Zeno are just some of the philosophers, writers, poets

A fictional, delirious short story commissioned by DISmagazine and written using exclusively quotes, references, bits and pieces of information from books, songs, movies and real life situations that have inspired, influenced or shaped “Ambaradan”, a solo show of Patrick Tuttofuoco at Milan’s Studio Guenzani

Born and raised into a family of actors and theater professionals in Reykjavík, Iceland, Ragnar Kjartansson has been tightrope-walking between reality and performance for most of his life. It is therefore not by chance that many of his durational performances

I’ve always associated the work of Erwin Wurm with the transitory, the momentary, the moving. The most vital aspect of his practice was his fluid concept of sculpture and his documentation of this fluidity. Take, for instance, the series One-Minute