Who and what limits our freedom of expression? In what ways do cultural differences affect our understanding of art and other forms of communication? How do an artist’s process and choice of medium affect our perception of his or her work? Boundaries features artists David Altmejd, assume vivid astro focus, Lynda Benglis and Tabaimo.
View Details >>When our culture is so tied to what we buy and how consumption comes to create our sense of self; when everything is seemingly permitted from sex to art, how does art itself respond? Consumption explores artists’ response to the pervasiveness of consumerism through the work of Barbara Kruger, Michael Ray Charles, Matthew Barney, Andrea Zittel, and Mel Chin.
View Details >>How do contemporary artists represent the realms of imagination through their artwork? Fantasy presents the works of American artist Jeff Koons, German photographer Florian Maier-Aichen, American painter Mary Heilmann and Chinese media artist Cao Fei in an exploration of how the imagination is brought to life in unconventional ways.
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Michael Craig-Martin’s style is one of detached conceptualism and minimal construction.
View Details >>How does contemporary art address the idea of place? How do artists working today reveal and question commonly held assumptions about land, home, and national identity? The “Art in the Twenty-First Century” documentary Place explores these questions through the work of Richard Serra, Sally Mann, Barry McGee, Margaret Kilgallen and Pepon Osorio.
View Details >>The leading figure of the Belgian Surrealists, Magritte had a brilliant way of showing the viewer the phenomena of art, reality, perception and language.
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Matthew Bourne brings his unique take on the legendary 1948 feature film.
Shakespeare’s classic love story is given a novel twist by being set in the dystopian “Verona Institution”.
