The Best Contemporary Artists and Art Collectors
William Kentridge does not produce images in order to explain the world. He constructs situations in which thinking becomes visible. Drawing, film, theatre, sculpture, and shadow are not separate disciplines Continue Reading
Anselm Kiefer has spent more than five decades working against the comfort of forgetting. Born in Germany in 1945, in the immediate aftermath of collapse, he belongs to a generation Continue Reading
Since the 1980s, Kiki Smith has captivated audiences with her multidisciplinary exploration of embodiment and the natural world. Born in 1954 in Nuremberg, Germany, to acclaimed sculptor Tony Smith and Continue Reading
Few artists embody the intersection of creation and conscience as profoundly as Ai Weiwei. For decades, his work has questioned the boundaries of art, politics, and personal freedom, while his Continue Reading
Vincenzo De Cotiis moves between architecture, art, and design with a language that resists classification. His work does not seek harmony among disciplines but explores their points of friction, where Continue Reading
Jean-Michel Gathy is a visionary architect whose work has shaped the visual and emotional language of contemporary luxury hospitality. As the founder and principal designer of Denniston, he has spent Continue Reading
Chiharu Shiota weaves spaces that exist between the visible and the invisible, transforming memory into architecture. Born in Osaka in 1972 and based in Berlin since 1999, she is known Continue Reading
Mathieu Lehanneur moves through disciplines the way light moves through glass—changing form without losing clarity. His work occupies the fertile space where science, design, and art converge, guided by a Continue Reading
Fernando Mastrangelo has built a language out of matter itself. His works, carved and cast from materials like sand, salt, powdered glass, and sugar, blur the boundary between sculpture and Continue Reading
To speak of Arnaldo Pomodoro is to speak of matter and myth, of the way time can be made visible through form. For more than seventy years, Pomodoro has transformed Continue Reading