Mona Hatoum

Mona Hatoum image

TATE MODERN

Mona Hatoum

Mona Hatoum creates a challenging vision of our world, exposing its contradictions and complexities. Hot Spot is a steel cage-like neon globe which buzzes with an intense, mesmerising yet seemingly dangerous energy. Elsewhere electricity crackles through household objects, making the familiar uncanny.
Mona Hatoum

Art exhibition in City of London, United Kingdom. Wednesday 04 May 2016 to Sunday 21 August 2016

2 collections
Mona Hatoum: Piercing the object - Inventing the self image

TATE MODERN

Mona Hatoum: Piercing the object - Inventing the self

Mona Hatoum creates a challenging vision of our world. Her sculptures and installations subvert the formal language of minimalism, introducing traumatic and political themes that expose the contradictions and complexities of today.
Mona Hatoum

Art talk in City of London, United Kingdom. Wednesday 01 June 2016 to Wednesday 01 June 2016

Artist's Talk: Mona Hatoum image

TATE MODERN

Artist's Talk: Mona Hatoum

Coinciding with the first major survey of Mona Hatoum’s work in London, join the artist for a lecture about her work. Hatoum began her career in the 1980s with performance and video works, later moving to make large-scale installations and sculptures.
Mona Hatoum

Art talk in City of London, United Kingdom. Tuesday 10 May 2016 to Tuesday 10 May 2016

Mona Hatoum: Projection image

FUNDACI

Mona Hatoum: Projection

On the occasion of the third Joan Miró Prize, awarded in 2011, the Fundació Joan Miró and "la Caixa" Foundation dedicate an exhibition to the work of the winning artist, Mona Hatoum (b. 1952; Beirut, Lebanon). Projection brings together some forty pieces from the last twenty years, with an emphasis on recent works, including a new work entitled Turbulence made especially for this exhibition.
Mona Hatoum

Art exhibition in Spain. Friday 22 June 2012 to Monday 24 September 2012

Cardbird VI from the Cardbird Series (1971) image

THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART - MOMA

Paper Pressed, Stained, Slashed, Folded

This exhibition focuses on works on paper, including prints, illustrated books, and selected drawings, that explore and manipulate the materiality of paper itself. Many of the featured artists emerged during the 1960s and 1970s, when an interest in everyday materials and nontraditional processes fueled a desire to reinvestigate some of the most familiar or humble mediums, including paper.
Ed Ruscha Sol Lewitt Robert Rauschenberg Dieter Roth Mona Hatoum Ellen Gallagher Martin Creed Lucio Fontana Richard Tuttle Dorothea Rockburne Starr Figura Phyllis Ann Walter Borten

Art exhibition in New York, United States. Wednesday 11 March 2009 to Saturday 20 June 2009