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German-Polish artist, Nina Nowak, explores the relationship between animate and inanimate matter. Her artistic research draws her to study in depth what she refers to as the “borderlands” that distinguish living and non-living matter. Working across…

Senga Nengudi has written that she often did not want to create objects that existed forever. “I have fought the joy of creating impermanent objects most of my life,” she wrote in a 1995 artist statement. “An artist’s supposed greatest desire is the…

The political implications of this work encourage an anti-colonial, anti-assimilationist practice concerned with the integrity and efficacy of structures (bodily and social), collaboration, hosting and an interest in somatics, semiotics and…

Since the mid-1980s, Tishan Hsu’s prescient artistic practice has been probing the cognitive as well as physical effects of transformative technological advances on our lives. Through the use of unusual materials, software tools, and innovative…

Kirstine Aarkrog (b. 1986, Denmark) lives and works in Copenhagen. In her work, she is occupied by the concept of human orientation in space, both physically and mentally. Aarkrog uses sculptural and functional objects to concretize fictions and…

Hélio Oiticica (1937 – 1980) is widely regarded as one of Brazil’s leading artists of the twentieth century and a touchstone for much contemporary art made since the 1960s, primarily through his freewheeling, participatory works of art, performative…