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16 films
Interwar art movements fiercely competed to redefine modern society, often resulting in intense rivalries and open conflicts among artists.
Contemporary art is examined for its relevance in today's society through a discussion featuring host Nadir Nahdi and guests Wafaa Bilal, Samar Younes, Fen de Villiers, and Molly Crabapple.
Pablo Picasso, a pivotal Spanish artist from Malaga, transformed the art world with his innovative styles and profound influence on modern art.
Since its opening on January 31, 1977, the Centre Pompidou has welcomed more than 200 million visitors, becoming a key site in Paris.
Two men are on trial in London for a conspiracy to pass off millions of dollars in fake modern art, including works attributed to famous artists.
Ed Hardy, a pivotal figure in modern tattooing, has transformed the art form's perception while now focusing on preserving its rich history.
Hannah Levy, an American artist, creates sculptures from silicone and steel that evoke complex feelings of attraction and repulsion through their tactile, bodily forms.
Arthur Jafa, a prominent visual artist, explores the complexities of Black identity and the political dimensions of his work in a revealing interview at his exhibition in Denmark.
Charlie Roberts argues that painting thrives in the digital age, emphasizing its ability to capture energy and meaning beyond mere visual representation.
Sheila Hicks, a pioneering artist in textiles, reflects on her lifelong passion for art and the importance of softness in a world filled with harshness.
Artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset explore their collaborative journey, challenging conventions in art and society through humor and storytelling.
German artist Hans-Peter Feldmann discusses the evolution of art as a problem-solving tool, drawing parallels between ancient cave paintings and modern expressions.
Poland was the only EU country whose economy continued to grow uninterrupted through the recent financial crisis.
Steve Roggenbuck, an innovative internet poet, challenges traditional literary norms by blending poetry with multimedia on platforms like YouTube.
Louise Bourgeois' monumental spider sculpture, 'Maman', evokes diverse reactions from artists Lars Norén, Mamma Andersson, and Meriç Algün Ringborg, reflecting on its personal and political significance.
Rotraut Klein-Moquay reflects on her intense four-year relationship with Yves Klein, exploring their artistic collaboration and the profound impact of his legacy.
