Joana Vasconcelos 55th Venice Biennale
Category: Art Fairs | Artist: Joana Vasconcelos
World famed artist Christian Marclay’s discusses "The Clock", a contemporary masterpiece comprised of thousands of fragments from television and film history
Robert Longo's work are visualizations of power, protest, desperation, futility, and aggression that together create a searing portrait of our time.
"Painting is an emotional experience. A poetic experience". Meet one of the masters of geometric abstract painting; David Novros.
Austin Lee incorporates and explores new technology into his art. His newest tool to create watercolor drawings is a robot, that mirrors his digital artwork.
"I want the work to make a person uncomfortable, angry or happy. Whatever emotion." Meet painter Nina Chanel Abney in a talk about politics, race, inspirations and process.
What is a masterpiece? In this exclusive interview LOT-EK Architects founding partner Giuseppe Lignano discusses his beliefs and understanding of a masterpiece.
"I think we are in most dangerous moment of human civilization right now. The only way to survive is to change our consciousness."
Rafael Viñoly talks about 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere. A stunning architectual archievement.
Eric Fischl, one of the great masters of American art and the most influential figurative painters in our time, discusses the multiple challenges of figuration.
“The High Line, if it’s about anything, it’s about nothing, about doing nothing. You can walk and sit, but you can’t be productive”
Exclusive interview with the legendary American artist Alex Katz. Katz, currently in his ninth decade, is painting with the high ambition of being the best.
"Emotion in architecture is very important. I don't believe in just glass, neutrality and nice white boxes. I like the emotion. Emotion is complex and taking you to another space"
"My own nature as a human being is directly reflected in the work that I do. It's always the voice of a woman who is very conscious of her own strength but extreme fragility"
"I am probably a selfish bastard. I like to do whatever I wanna do and that's why I choose to be an artist." Meet Olaf Breuning, a seriously funny artist with an absurdist sense of humor
Tony Matelli's art provokes dialogue. It grabs people's attention. His most controversial piece "Sleepwalker" has come to the High Line in NYC.
Daniel Arsham gives an exclusive tour during the installation of his first solo exhibition in New York. A brief glimpse into our current culture and its signifiers.
Arad, Dykers and Libeskind - 3 world-renowned architects that have huge fingerprints on Ground Zero, speaks emotionally about where they were on the day of 9/11 2001.
Mariko Mori has a mission called Oneness. It can help maintaining the balance in the World. The Ring: One With Nature is part of this concept.
Renowned curator Jérôme Sans takes us on an exclusive tour of the Chinese artist Liu Xiaodong's exhibition "Painting as Shooting" at Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice.
Exclusive tour through world-renowned artist Antony Gormley's show "CONSTRUCT" at Sean Kelly Gallery, NYC.
A major exhibition of new and key early works.
"I never liked art. I never wanted to do art. I wanna have some effect on the world. I want to do projects I never really seen before"
"I like to be an activist. I want you to love more. I want you to care more" "What's my next move, that's what I wanna know.
What's my next move"
Marina Abramovic discusses her understanding of a masterpiece. What is a masterpiece? What qualities must a work have to qualify as one.
"The word art makes me nervous. Art is the thing that we can most identify as otherworldly. It has to be kind of honest and with a little bit of irony. Not too much"
"Being an artist is a political act anyway. On one hand it's pretty useless, and on the other it's also significant"
"Its nice to have a distance from the art world. I cannot see how people can really juggle being jet-setting the art fairs and all that and also making art"
”We should be embracing the time we live in.” Design icon Karim Rashid wants to touch humanity. He wants people to stop living in the past, and start living in the present in stead.
Ai Weiwei closed his exhibition in protest against the Danish parliament's approval of laws to deter asylum seekers from entering the country. Take a tour of the exhibtion.
Pioneer of performance art, Vito Acconci reads his poem "Re" in his New York studio. "I do not talk down...under my words... under discussion".
"Being an artist every day, you take the chance of going mad. Because you find yourself in situations that are past the point of logic you understand"
"This is who I am and I wanna share who I am. The whole of me. Accept it or not"
Welcome to Joyceland. The beauty, wonder and boldness of Joyce Pensato's world.
"Many times women have been sentimentalized when they use the vigina and the cunt. That's not the case. Women have a lot of anger. A lot of rage"
"I started this art thing as an act of rebellion. I haven't grown up and accepted my adult responsibilities as an artist. Haven't done so, it worked out. So here I am; still doing it"
The most controversial pavilion of the 2015 Venice Biennale. A mosque inside a Catholic church. Raising issues about worship, immigration and integration
"Art is like a mirror expressing ourselves. Art defines what you are and who we are. The human existence."
Canadassimo blurs the traditional boundaries of the art experience. Partially obscured by scaffolding, which gives the impression the exhibition is still under construction.
"My show concerns the fragility of the World, certain creatures of the World, children and ghost stories"
"If you have a key in your hand, it means you have a chance. The future is yours. If you lose the key, you lose a part of life"
"It's important for the art that I make to reflect the time I am alive in". Marc Quinn talks about the process and the optimism in his new series of paintings.
Africa's Out ! Founded by artist Wangechi Mutu | Celebrate and Shout Out for the rights and lives of African LGBTQ
Ai Weiwei’s work ‘bang’ employs 886-three legged wooden stools made by traditional craftsmen
The Danish artist Jesper Just presented a film project that examined themes of architectural pastiche and cultural dislocation
"I wanted to produce something that was "off", and was not at all systematic in any normal architectural sense." Meet the architect Thom Mayne
"Drawing was my first language, more so than writing or speaking" Richard Phillips talks about celebrity painting, and the changing art scene.
”I hate conceptual art. I don’t believe in it. It’s bullshit”
Dan Graham talks about his art, and what he is exploring and investigating as an artist.
"Risk means you have to go beyond the frontiers. At least 5% has to be something that has never been done before. Risk is part of my DNA”
Eric Fischl, one of the great masters of American art, discusses his process, his most notorious and controversial paintings as Bad Boy
”The meaning is always happening between the transition between things not the things themselves.”
”Styling is when you look into history and copy history, and designing is when you look into the future and shape the future”
Architect Steven Holl shares his creative process, from initial sketches to concept, and the final architectual design of the HEART museum.
A horrifying and brutal journey through the disaster of eastern Congo. Extract from Richard Mosse's major work "The Enclave"
What is a masterpiece? What qualities must a work have to qualify as one. David Salle discusses his understanding of a masterpiece.
Dan Colen talks about his exhibition Psychic Slayer at the HEART Museum. Its about control and surrender; between reality and fantasy
Julie Mehretu talks about her creative process, her experience of the Arab Spring, and the effort of trying to invent new languages and new spaces
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