Clare Goodwin
In recent years, she seems to have gained a certain confidence that has allowed her to experiment with figuration and with messier techniques than those seen in her prior work.
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Candida Höfer
Candida Höfer (b. 1944) had her first gallery exhibition in 1975. Since then, the erstwhile student of Bernd Becher has gained recognition as one of the most important photographers of her generation…
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Judith Bernstein
American artist Judith Bernstein (b. 1942) is now enjoying a much higher degree of visibility than she did during her early career.
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David Casini
Italian artist David Casini's first exhibition with Plutschow & Felchlin, "Light, measured. One soon gets used to it," used the gallery's sunlight-flooded central space to showcase eight small glass v…
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He Works, We Work, They Work: Christian Jankowski’s Manifesta
A curious crowd came to hear Christian Jankowski, German artist and Manifesta 11 curator, explain his concept for the show at a press conference in Zurich on Thursday…
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Thomas Ruff
Born in southwest Germany in 1958, Thomas Ruff has long been viewed as a key figure of the Düsseldorf School of photography, having studied under such greats as Bernd and Hilla Becher at the Düsseldor…
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Andrew Lord
Andrew Lord began working in ceramics some 40 years ago—long before the medium's recent renaissance in the art world—creating pieces that explore concerns far beyond those of functional household obje…
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William Hunt
London-based artist William Hunt (b. 1977) is known for physically demanding performances. Within a sculptural framework, he often combines acrobatic actions with the execution of his musical composit…
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Jakob Mattner
"Land" was the title of this exhibition of works on paper and a single sculpture by the German artist Jakob Mattner, born in 1946.
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Lutz & Guggisberg
In the past, the work of Swiss artists Andres Lutz and Anders Guggisberg, who have been working as a duo since 1996, has tended toward the excessive and hyperbolic, their installations usually featu…
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