Theo Michael (Panorama, Greece, 1978) draws different geographies from literally nothing. From “poor” materials or elements, such as earth, cardboard, polyurethane foam, etc., or those associated with construction work, he built landscapes that seem typical of science fiction. Although his…
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Since 1935, staff members working as a part of The Met community, many of whom are accomplished artists, have shared their creative contributions with each other on a regular basis. This year the Met is open this presentation of their…
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Collecting art is more than a hobby. It is a practice that can have economic, social, historical and even political implications. How to recognize the importance of collecting one or another piece? What does it mean to collect art professionally?…
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Materiality refers to the property of being, related or consisting of a material. It involves the use of ‘materials’ in making, forming or creating a thing. This definition may not have a general acceptance since the term ‘materiality’ has separate…
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Theo Michael (Panorama, Grecia, 1978) traza diferentes geografías desde literalmente la nada. A partir de materiales o elementos “baratos”, como la tierra, el cartón, espuma de poliuretano, etcétera, o aquellos asociados al trabajo de la construcción, erige paisajes que se…
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Maurizio Cattelan (Padua, Italy, 1960) is well known for his critical, irreverent and almost absurd sculptures and installations. His new project seems to be a most a metaphor of his own work than a critic of the roles in power.
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