For the artist trio Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hesam Rahmanian music is more than entertainment, it accompanies their daily work and life...
They are loners, drink a lot of alcohol and are usually male: agents in spy novels. Are there any alternatives?
Strictly confidential: This international group exhibition at the Schirn is dedicated to the fascination of espionage as a source of artistic...
What lies behind the title of the exhibition by Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hesam Rahmanian. And why humor is sometimes the best criticism....
Exuberant, funny, eccentric and full of allusions: The Schirn presents the Iranian artist collective's first solo exhibition in Germany.
From enigmatic montages to portrayals of war and fashion: Surrealism expert Patricia Allmer on the question of why photography was such a crucial...
Derailed family dinners and birth scenes: Richard Jackson’s “Rooms” turn us into voyeurs. The template comes from none other than the founder of...
Frida Kahlo has cult status. A closer look at her self-portrait can reveal a lot about the numerous myths revolving around her life and work.
The women surrealists wanted to change society, to escape bourgeois limitations and classic gender roles: Curator Ingrid Pfeiffer gives exclusive...
The Surrealists created their pictorial worlds from dreams and myths. Well-known psychoanalysts would certainly have had something to say about this.
In her art, Leonor Fini created a new social order, populated by sphinxes and militant heroines. And was inspired by numerous historical influences.
Can art actually be funny? With satirical scenes and exaggerated characters, Richard Jackson uses classic strategies from comedy. And thereby tests...