The Drawing Center is pleased to feature Leopoldo Mazzoleni’s Aria, 2012, on our online gallery. Since 2011, Leopoldo Mazzoleni (born: 1953; Catania, Italy) has worked from a small black and

  Translecture / Sequence 1 (About the impossibility of objective perception per se), 2014, is our second feature of work by Vienna and Berlin based artist Nikolaus Gansterer (born 1974;

  This week’s online gallery feature is the work of Nikolaus Gansterer (born 1974; Klosterneuburg, Austria) entitled Third Hand (Part I & Part II), 2014. Made in collaboration with violinist Annelie Gahl, Third

  This week’s online gallery  feature is Effacing Memory (2013) by Milan-based artist Anila Rubiku (born 1970; Durres, Albania). Blending drawing, performance, and social practices, Effacing Memory is part of

As our second feature of experimental filmmaker Jodie Mack (born 1983; London, UK) is Point de Gaze (2012). A fabric flicker film titled after a gauze-like Belgian lace, Point de Gaze continues

In conjunction with the opening of Len Lye: Motion Sketch, The Drawing Center’s online gallery will feature the work of experimental filmmaker Jodie Mack (born 1983; London, UK). In A Joy, Mack

  As our second feature of hand-drawn animations by Austrian-based artist Susi Jirkuff (b. 1966, Linz, Austria), “Friday, I’m in Love,” takes inspiration from The Cure’s rock ballad based on

Austrian-based artist, Susi Jirkuff (b. 1966, Linz, Austria) explores consumer culture, pop music, and authentic emotionality in her 2009 hand-drawn animation People Who Like Bonnie Tyler. Inspired by her visit

  BlouinARTINFO ‘s Vanessa Yurkevich interviews artists Suzanne Lacy and Andrea Bowers about their performance, Drawing Lessons, which took place at The Drawing Center March 17 – 23, 2014. In a

  Yara Pina is one of 54 artists chosen for The Drawing Center’s new Open Sessions program, which will  explore drawing as an expansive practice, tool, metaphor and  theme. Open Sessions