Ghanaian artist Amoako Boafo is drawn to the vibrancy of complex life around him—interested in community, charmed by the intimacy between like-minded people, and puzzled by cultural, social, and political dynamics.

Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta, the founders of Amsterdam-based DRIFT, have built a robust team of 65 diverse creatives, employing cutting-edge technology in immersive performances, installations, and sculptures to enlighten our understanding of existence on earth.

Anselm Kiefer is a profound German artist whose mastery of a wide range of media grapples with Germany’s post-war identity, as well as the enigmatic complexities of life, death, myth, memory, and the cosmos throughout history.

Anish Kapoor is an inventive British-Indian sculptor whose hypnotic, conceptual artworks and transformative installations steep viewers in new universes of uncertainty and wonder.

Loie Hollowell is a masterful American painter whose spellbinding, visceral artworks meld abstraction and figuration, juxtaposing the intimate and the collective through provocative themes of creation, sensuality, and spirituality.

Judy Chicago is a revolutionary American feminist artist, writer, and art educator whose illustrious creative projects investigate the subtleties of creation, as well as the prismatic and little seen history of women throughout the ages.

Lee Ufan is a world-renowned, trailblazing Korean artist and academic whose meditiative works abandon traditional ideals of artmaking to merge raw material and innovative process for revelatory viewer experiences.

Joana Vasconcelos creates large-scale works that amplify complex topics, like consumerism, identity, and the status of women.