<span class="search-everything-highlight-color" style="background-color:orange">Friends</span> of the arts: Hermes

Friends of the arts: Hermes

‘The maison must be constantly filled with art’ Hermes, a company dedicated to the manufacture of high-quality goods by outstanding craftsmen, has grown to become one of the world’s leading luxury brands. In this issue we explore the company’s artView More >

<span class="search-everything-highlight-color" style="background-color:orange">Friends</span> of the arts: BMW

Friends of the arts: BMW

When technology and art meet Over the last 30 years, BMW, one of the world’s leading automobile manufacturers, has implemented over 100 cultural support programs. Of these, the BMW Art Car Collection, which features BMW cars transformed into artworks, isView More >

<span class="search-everything-highlight-color" style="background-color:orange">Friends</span> of the arts: Cartier

Friends of the arts: Cartier

Invitation to a creative space Since its establishment in 1847, the French jeweler and watch manufacturer Cartier has continued to produce modern jewelry that is ahead of its time. The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, which was founded as aView More >

<span class="search-everything-highlight-color" style="background-color:orange">Friends</span> of the arts: Rolex

Friends of the arts: Rolex

Markers of time create shared time for arts scene veterans and new talents Research/Text: ART iT   2008-2009 Protégés (from left to right): Handa Masanori, Tara June Winch, Jason Akira Somma, Nahuel Emiliano Perez Biscayart, Celina Murga, Aurelio Martínez LondonView More >

This is (Not) Conceptual Art @ National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea

The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul is holding This is (Not) Conceptual Art, a survey of conceptual tendencies in Korean art. Where conceptualism in the West is associated with dematerialization, the exhibition traces an approach that handled language and concept alongside material and form. Around 140 works by 28 artists are shown in four sections: “Language, Logic, Performance,” “Objects and Language,” “Mapping and Measuring” and “Manipulators of Signs.”

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