On the occasion of Art Basel OVR: Pioneers, Lia Rumma Gallery presents a selection of works by artists who over the years have proven to be absolute trailblazers in their respective fields. Marina Abramovic, Vanessa Beecroft, William Kentridge, Joseph Kosuth, Ugo Mulas, Haim Steinbach,...

Hayv Kahraman, Back Bend 2, 2020, Painting Pilar Corrias is pleased to present The touch of Otherness (second iteration) a new body of work which continues the artist’s exploration of the parallels between the politics of the individual and the rhetoric of immunology. Through...

Sue Williamson, Truth Games - Graca Machel - prokoved disaster - Magnus Malan, 1998, Mixed Media Goodman Gallery presents Testimony, a solo exhibition by British-South African artist Sue Williamson. This exhibition, which marks Williamson’s first solo presentation in the UK, spans the artist’s...

Alighiero Boetti, Senza Titolo (Uno Nove Sette Otto), 1978 Alighiero Boetti was a conceptual pioneer and one of the most important and influential artists of the 20th century. A prominent member of the Arte Povera movement, by the 1970s Boetti diverged from the collective...

Tony Oursler, 2017, Mixed Media Always rooted in the mediums of painting and film, Tony Oursler conjures sculptural and immersive experiences using technologies that hark back to magic lanterns, Victorian light shows, camera obscura and auratic parlour tricks, but that also look forward to the fully networked,...

As far as pioneers go, few could deserve such a title more than Pascale Marthine Tayou, who describes himself as an  "Explorer". Explorer of the refusal of gender-oriented identification, a geographical and cultural explorer, a collector of colours and icons, his practice...

Rachel Whiteread, Untitled (Black Bed), 1991, Sculpture Gagosian presents some of the gallery’s most esteemed artists who have introduced aesthetic innovations in art, including Helen Frankenthaler, Theaster Gates, Andreas Gursky, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Nam June Paik, and Rachel Whiteread. Throughout history,...

Mimmo Rotella, Venere imperiale, 1966Signed on the lower left on recto: “Rotella/66”, Artypo on canvas, 135×96 cm By moving away from the use of traditional media in art, and challenging the accepted art-viewer relationship, these artists played a significant role in changing the...