22nd May, 2024
Known for her avant-garde and immersive installations, Kusama is renowned for her use of polka dots and vibrant colours. Her work often addresses themes of identity, infinity, and the cosmos. 2.
A pioneering performance artist, Abramović's work explores the relationship between performer and audience, often pushing the boundaries of endurance and emotional intensity.
Walker's provocative and thought-provoking silhouetted figures challenge viewers to confront issues of race, gender, and power in American history and society.
A trailblazing assemblage artist, Saar's work incorporates found objects and symbolism to explore themes of race, identity, and spirituality, often with a feminist perspective.
Sherman is renowned for her conceptual photography, in which she assumes various roles and personas, challenging stereotypes and conventions of female representation in media and art history.
Malani's multimedia installations and paintings confront issues of gender, politics, and cultural identity, drawing from mythology, history, and contemporary events.
Emin's confessional and often controversial artwork spans various mediums, including installation, sculpture, and painting, exploring themes of sexuality, trauma, and vulnerability.
Neshat's photography and video installations examine the complexities of gender and identity in Islamic society, often through the lens of Iranian history and politics.
Varejão's work explores themes of colonialism, cultural identity, and the body through painting, sculpture, and installation.
Ono's conceptual art and performance work often engage with themes of peace, feminism, and human connection.