After a year’s break due to the coronavirus pandemic, Frieze London and Frieze Masters will return to the traditional tents in Regent’s Park from October 13 to 17, 2021.
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The collaboration between Frieze and Deutsche Bank as Global Lead Partner of the fair began in 2004, based on a shared understanding of the unique role contemporary art plays in today’s globalized culture.
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For a good decade now, Deutsche Bank has awarded an annual prize to an artist. The condition is that the artist’s work must incorporate the media of paper and photography.
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The annual Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award has been presented for the second time. As in the previous year, after an open call ten young filmmakers from Los Angeles were selected for a four-month coaching program by the renowned Ghetto Film School.
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Emeka Ogboh (*1977), who lives in Lagos and Berlin, is a pioneer of sound art in Africa. For the Nigerian artist, the city is a landscape of sounds, a babble of voices, songs, shouts, and noise.
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In our new series “Re-Reading” we present interviews, articles, and essays from the ArtMag archive that are worth reading again from today’s perspective.
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She can very much remember the difference between the light in Bangladesh and in London, where she arrived one sunny winter morning to go to school, says Rana Begum.
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In our new series “Re-Reading” we present interviews, articles, and essays from the ArtMag archive that are worth reading again from today’s perspective.
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The ink and pencil drawings of Franziska Furter look like "poetic neuron thunderstorms"—black-and-white landscapes, explosions, and celestial bodies that are abstract yet full of open meanings.
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Club of visionaries: The Mori Art Museum is honoring globally active pioneers of the feminist avant-garde who began their careers between the 1950s and 1970s and are still active today.
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Museums are gradually reopening. And so are exhibition venues—but under strict hygiene conditions. At the same time, digital formats, which have developed rapidly during the pandemic, are increasingly becoming part of exhibition concepts, of art.
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The exhibition “Hirnsturm II” at Berlin’s PalaisPopulaire is the most comprehensive show of the work of Berlin artist Marc Brandenburg to date, combining drawings spanning 25 years with the video installation “Camouflage Pullover.”
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Joseph Beuys would have turned 100 in 2021. This is reason enough to not only look back into the past, but also to show how he, as a sculptor, teacher, activist, and action and installation artist has fundamentally changed art to this day.
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What is one of the world’s most important artists doing during lockdown? In the spring of 2020, while the first wave of Covid-19 was sweeping across Europe, at his home in Normandy David Hockney, over 80, did not look inward, into the life of his soul.
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Joseph Beuys would have turned 100 on May 12 of this year. The draftsman, sculptor, action artist, party founder, and university lecturer was revered and more controversial than virtually any other German artist of the postwar period.
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The concentric circles in Fabian Marti's photogram unfold an almost hypnotic effect. They unsettle the eye, seem to move. Like a spiral, they draw the gaze into the depths.
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At first glance, the works of Gusmão + Paiva resemble photographed fabric samples or the grid structures found on carpets by Bauhaus artist Anni Albers.amic forms are broken up by vertical and horizontal lines.
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In the 1980s, they were the provocateurs of British art. Today, they are the grand old gentlemen Gilbert and George and are being given a retrospective at the Schirn, one of Deutsche Bank’s ArtCard partner museums.
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Since 2011, media works from the Sammlung Goetz have been presented in the former air-raid shelter of Haus der Kunst, alternating every six months. So far, the focus has been on thematic group exhibitions.
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