All articles tagged with #installation art
Ann Hamilton’s large-scale, tactile installations emphasize physical engagement, and her new scanner-photography work at the Cleveland Museum of Art expands how touch and body-related perception are presented as art.
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama gained international fame with his burlap sack installations addressing themes of global trade, colonialism, and capitalism. His work has earned him top recognition in the art world, including being the first African to top ArtReview's Power 100 list. Mahama emphasizes collective effort and community engagement, founding art institutions in Ghana to foster new generations of artists and cultural awareness.
Noor Riyadh, the world's largest light art festival, is showcasing dozens of light-based artworks created by around 100 artists from across the world. The festival features installations exploring themes such as identity, politics, poetry, nature, and connectivity. Saudi artists Hana Almilli, Abdelrahman Elshahed, Nawaf Alkuhaimi, Ayman Yossri Daydban, Badiya Studio, Sara AlMutlaq, and Sultan Bin Fahad present their unique works, ranging from textile installations to calligraphy sculptures, optical illusions, wooden structures, immersive performances, and conceptual wire art. The festival aims to celebrate Saudi culture and its constant evolution through contemporary art.