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saatchi online - blog on news, views, diaries, photo-journals daily magazine blog on with news, views, reviews, diaries, events,video & photo-journals back to your gallery blog home january 09, 2007 nathalie djurberg at fargfabriken, stockholm swedish-born nathalie djurberg, the winner of the 2006 beckers award, uses lo-fi materials for her animated films, moulding plasticene figures which she then places in bizarre and surreal scenarios. posted by editorial at 04:37 am    |    read all   |   add a comment helio oiticica at the museum of fine arts, housto comprising nearly 200 works, this is the first major museum exhibition to focus exclusively on the brazilian artist helio oiticica's radical and uncompromising approach to painting. the exhibition, entitled 'the body of color', traces the conceptual and technical processes that led to oiticica's emancipation of colour into space. posted by editorial at 04:36 am    |    read all   |   add a comment through the looking glass: korean contemporary art asia house is currently showing the first major uk exhibition of korean contemporary art with work by kyuchul ahn, duck-hyun cho, jeong-hwa choi (work pictured below), yeondoo jung, beom kim, jiwon kim, sora kim, youngjin kim, yong-baek lee and meekyoung shin. posted by editorial at 04:26 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 21, 2006 amanda beech at mot, london "a young wife in a scandinavian town, a new and unexpected baby and the threat to everything he stands for is on the line. how could a stranger's death in far-away miami have anything to do with a situation like this? when vital evidence is being withheld - or even faked - and a sadistic killer is at large, he knew he couldn't succumb to political pressure, or press harassment. he went in eyes open. practical and efficient. when such a man is convinced there is no stopping him. he knew it would be a battle for his life" - amanda beech on her latest film which is on view at mot until 27 january. posted by editorial at 04:14 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 20, 2006 group show at the reliance, london 'the air line' is the title of the group show, featuring helene appel, nicholas byrne and anthea hamilton through 21 jan 2007. intending to unveil, rather than simply draw, an unconscious thread between the three young artists' work, the show also brings us the chance to catch up with each of their vocabularies - highly original art teetering between the delicate and the overwhelming, the elegant and the crude, the minimalist and the saturated sign, and some of the strongest work being made right now. posted by editorial at 04:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment liz larner: public art fund project twelve feet high, deep and wide, and painted in green and purple iridescent urethane, 2001 is the latest piece of public art commissioned by the public art fund in new york. it will be situated at the southern end of central park until may 2007. posted by editorial at 04:14 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 19, 2006 michel majerus at mudam, luxembourg michel majerus was regarded as one of the most promising artists of his generation. during his short career he produced original works which oscillated between paintings and installations. this exhibition presents the most comprehensive display of work by majerus, who died in an aeroplane crash in 2002. posted by editorial at 04:34 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 16, 2006 holiday windows: peter caine at exit art, new york continuing the tradition of presenting holiday window displays, exit art has invited peter caine to produce his provocative animatronic installation work which will be unveiled in the gallery's 10th avenue storefront today. posted by editorial at 04:55 am    |    read all   |   add a comment jeff bark at michael hoppen, london whether gorged and satiated or lost in desire and abandon, the subjects of bark's large works are shocking in their honesty, yet always infused with a tenderness and vulnerability. catch his show at michael hoppen in london, to 3 jan 2007. posted by editorial at 04:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment madrid gallery round up heavy hitters: don't miss the current john cage retrospective at la casa encendida, and john berger and marisa camino's collaborative paintings and drawings at the circulo de bellas artes, and catch up with elger esser and ryan mcginness while you're in town too. posted by editorial at 04:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 15, 2006 lois and franziska weinberger the first major uk solo exhibition of the internationally renowned austrian artist-duo, lois and franziska weinberger, includes a number of new commissions as well as existing works selected and re-made for arnolfini, in bristol. posted by editorial at 04:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 09, 2006 rankin at the gallery, charing cross road, london photographer, publisher, film director and irreverent workaholic rankin never does things half-heartedly. he is currently artist-in-residence for six months at the gallery on charing cross road, during which time he'll exhibit six different shows, with six different themes. this month, for the second show, he's exhibiting 500 original polaroids from his commercial, advertising and portraiture shoots. laura k jones went to the opening night on thursday. posted by editorial at 04:46 am    |    read all   |   add a comment brian ulrich at rhona hoffman gallery, chicago brian ulrich was one of the 30 artists chosen to take part in your gallery @ the guardian, the first reader-curated exhibition of artists selected from the your gallery site. ulrich is currently showing his series of photographs of thrift stores at the rhona hoffman gallery in chicago. posted by editorial at 04:22 am    |    read all   |   add a comment katy dove at hales gallery, london for her first solo show at hales gallery, london, scottish artist katy dove is presenting two new films and a series of new watercolour paintings on un-primed linen, collaged scrunched drawings and other spontaneous materials. posted by editorial at 04:10 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 08, 2006 randall scott gallery opens in washington dc a new gallery in washington dc opened its doors last week with its first show featuring eight young artists - catalina estrada, julia fullerton-batten, lawrence gipe, margot quan knight, amy lin, lucy mclauchlan, amy stein and kelly tunstall - working across a range of mediums. the artists were all found by the director of the gallery, randall scott, after much trawling of the internet, including the saatchi gallery's your gallery site for artists: 'we began looking for artists in 2005. what better way than using the internet to search out new and exciting talent from all points around the world.' continue reading "randall scott gallery opens in washington dc" » posted by editorial at 04:35 am    |    read all   |   add a comment bert teunissen at the photographers' gallery, london opening today, an exhibition of teunissen´s photographs of rooms bathed in natural light evokes the stillness and serenity of vermeer interiors as much as it is testament to a disappearing way of life. posted by editorial at 04:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment gayle chong kwan at platform for art the mythical landscapes of chong kwan's 'cockaigne' series - which are strikingly at odds with the urban landscape of southwark - act as a starting point and inspiration for platform for art's new commission. posted by editorial at 04:10 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 07, 2006 jonathan meese and tal r at bortolami dayan, new york though it could originally have been intended as homage, jonathan meese and tal r's installation 'mother' at bortolami dayan is a hilariously insolent send-up of the concept of motherhood. the gallery has been converted to a pepto-bismol pink castle. practically every inch of wall and floor is covered with a wild mix of sculpture, photography, collage and painting. the prevailing color scheme of the evening - pink and brown - more than convinced us that an alternative title for this travelling show could be "nipples and holes." opening night was among the most quirky and memorable of the year. doug mcclemont reports. continue reading "jonathan meese and tal r at bortolami dayan, new york" » posted by editorial at 04:21 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 06, 2006 adam bartos at yossi milo, new york earlier this year the american photographer adam bartos published a book of his photographs of paris and los angeles, entitled boulevard, the character of which john berger brilliantly caught in a recent comment on the pictures: 'althusser once defined solitude as "nobody anywhere is waiting for you." all the places in these pictures have turned their backs on us. for them the photo doesn't exist.' we publish here the introduction to bartos's book, written by geoff dyer, and bartos's own thoughts about the photographs he took in la in the late 1970s which are currently on view at the yossi milo gallery in new york. continue reading "adam bartos at yossi milo, new york" » posted by editorial at 04:27 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 05, 2006 berlin: exhibtions at peres projects, filiale, klara wallner and goff+rosenthal ana finel honigman reports from berlin where the work of five artists - adrian buschmann, michael ackerman (below), oliver pietsch, kevin francis gray and john kleckner - evokes the decadent berlin of bertolt brecht who famously said, 'do not fear death so much, but rather the inadequate life.' continue reading "berlin: exhibtions at peres projects, filiale, klara wallner and goff+rosenthal" » posted by editorial at 04:43 am    |    read all   |   add a comment catherine sullivan at cca, glasgow catch sullivan's first solo show in scotland, starting this week. the show will include 'ice floes of franz joseph land' (2003), a multi screen projection and 'the resuscitation of uplifting', (2005), a single screen work recently acquisitioned by tate at frieze art fair 2006 posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment december 02, 2006 david batchelor switches on the hayward's christmas lights artist-designed lights will illuminate the south bank centre this christmas, as part of a initiative by hayward gallery director, ralph rugoff, to present visual art projects across the whole site. david batchelor, commissioned to create the inaugural series of christmas lights, switched on his contribution last night. posted by editorial at 04:25 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 28, 2006 walid raad at the henry art gallery, seattle walid raad, who is on the shortlist for this year's deutscheborse prize, recalls the israeli army's invasion and siege of beirut in 1982 in a series of 15 large-scale photographs entitled (we decided to let them say "we are convinced" twice. it was more convincing this way.) continue reading "walid raad at the henry art gallery, seattle" » posted by editorial at 04:28 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 25, 2006 hans op de beeck at xavier hufkens, brussels hans op de beeck's new work, currently showing at xavier hufkens in brussels, continues the artist's exploration of alienation and the absurdity of post-modern urban existence, this time examining the symbolism of family life and its domestic surroundings. posted by editorial at 04:44 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 21, 2006 mark bradford: niagara at laxart, la the los angeles-based artist mark bradford, best known for his collage works incorporating the environment around him - advertising billboards, posters, signs stuck to telephone poles, hair-permanent endpapers (he started out as a hairdresser) - continues his examination of la in a video entitled niagara currently receiving its premiere in bradford's home town. posted by editorial at 04:11 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 15, 2006 fiona rae at pacewildenstein, new york fiona rae's new pictures - 'palimpsests of her whole persona', as dave hickey puts it in his catalogue essay for the exhibition - are certainly technical marvels but, finds morgan falconer, the exhilarating confusion they leave behind is emotionally flat. continue reading "fiona rae at pacewildenstein, new york" » posted by editorial at 04:56 am    |    read all   |   add a comment gunnel wahlstrand at magasin 3, stockholm 'the procedure is like that of developing photographs - the slow process is a way of further enhancing the memory.' gunnel wÃ¥hlstrand, on her paintings based on images from her family photo album. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 14, 2006 paul graham at la fabrica galeria, madrid 'if you shift your gaze from peripheral vision, you can begin to glimpse something,' paul graham the british photographer's series of photographs, taken between 1998 and 2003, documents the disintegration of the american dream. the bleached out photographs address the enormous social divide in the us between the haves and the have-nots. the series is also a kind of treatise on the act of seeing and representing: everything has already been photographed in myriad ways, and the only advance that photography can make is the negation of vision. continue reading "paul graham at la fabrica galeria, madrid" » posted by editorial at 04:04 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 13, 2006 tabaimo at the fondation cartier, paris tabaimo's video installations plunge viewers into a world that is both alluring, disturbing, and revealing of present-day japan's dark side. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 10, 2006 julia page at lizabeth oliveria gallery, los angeles working with footage from the u.s. senate floor, employing the devices of remix culture and borrowing from the conceptual compositions of john cage, and the theater of the absurd, julia page's video installation pieces investigate the studied staging and theatrics of american rhetoric and political celebrity. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 09, 2006 resonance: the final show at frith street gallery, london london's frith street gallery is on the move, opening a new space in golden square off beak street in the spring of 2007. the last exhibition in its soho space reflects on the gallery's original aim to show drawings and works on paper. gallery artists participating include fiona banner (below), cornelia parker and anna barriball. posted by editorial at 04:12 am    |    read all   |   add a comment katharina sieverding at galerie christian lethert, cologne since the 1960s sieverding has been working both in film and photography, using extremely large formats to construct, deconstruct and reconstruct her own portrait, gaining international acclaim by asking challenging questions of the politics of representation. continue reading "katharina sieverding at galerie christian lethert, cologne" » posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 07, 2006 keith haring at baltic, gateshead baltic presents an exhibition by seminal artist keith haring. haring's work responded to the street culture of new york in the 1980s, and he used the directness of graffiti art to make his signature style known. powerfully combining the voice of the street and the voice of the gallery system, he created a visual language which has become universally recognised. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 06, 2006 roger ballen at galerie nicola von senger, zurich as robert a sobieszek writes in his introduction to shadow chamber, robert ballen's most recent book, 'to discern fact from fiction in this work may be simply impossible; to tell acting from real life may also be; to bother with such discernment may not be only futile but missing the point.' ballen, who has lived in south africa for 30 years, first came to the attention of the international photography world in the 1980s when he published dorps, small towns of south africa. in 2005 he published shadow chamber, a strange, dark and psychologically fascinating series of photographs which defy categorisation, existing somewhere between photography, drawing, sculpture and painting. continue reading "roger ballen at galerie nicola von senger, zurich" » posted by editorial at 04:09 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 04, 2006 robert longo at metro pictures, new york contemplating the vastness of space, robert longo's new drawings of planets and stars continue his exploration of operatic themes through monumentally scaled charcoal drawings. continue reading "robert longo at metro pictures, new york" » posted by editorial at 04:56 am    |    read all   |   add a comment 'denial is a river' at the sculpture center, new york exploring how syndromes translate into matter, 'denial is a river' is the evocative title of the current exhibition at the sculpturecenter, new york, a show stemming from the methods and tactics of the seven selected 'in practice' resident artists at the center. posted by editorial at 04:03 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 03, 2006 'alex katz paints ada', at the jewish museum, new york katz's lifelong muse is the star of the jewish museum's current show -- a retrospective look at the artist's continually self-examined and reinvented relationship with his influential, living, breathing subject. don't miss the special talk with katz and robert storr on 9 nov! posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 02, 2006 norbert schwontkowski, two exhibitions you saw his work in one of the apartment exhibitions at the berlin biennial back in april and wanted more...two back-to-back shows of new paintings, in new york and berlin, will satisfy any cravings for the loosely rendered and appealingly mysterious work of the bremen painter. posted by editorial at 04:17 am    |    read all   |   add a comment mary miss at senior and shopmaker, new york as their emphasis on light and abstract pattern attests, mary miss's photo/drawings convey the experience of a particular space rather than strict documentation. the re-invention of existing structures and the observation of a site from different perspectives link the photo/drawings with the concerns of the artist's three-dimensional projects. posted by editorial at 04:10 am    |    read all   |   add a comment november 01, 2006 taipei biennial 2006 this year's taipei biennial takes as its unifying theme the concept of 'dirty yoga'. the biennial curators, dan cameron and jun-jieh wang, have come up with this term in an attempt 'to use a currently popular pursuit as a symbol to explore, within the context of globalization, the conflicts that exist among different extreme values, and the various possibilities that may arise from them...' posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 31, 2006 'music is a better noise' at ps1, new york revisit the synaesthetic sounds and sights of the last few decades in this encyclopedic tour of the work of musicians who make art and artists who make music, or for whom music is an integral part of their creative process. posted by editorial at 05:50 am    |    read all   |   add a comment busy going crazy: the collection of sylvio perlstein at la maison rouge, paris the antwerp jeweller and diamond merchant, sylvio perlstein, presents for the first time his vast collection of art from dada to the present day at la maison rouge in paris, a venue specialising in the display of private art collections. posted by editorial at 04:43 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 28, 2006 robert polidori: new orleans after the flood', at the met, new york a new exhibition marks the first anniversary of hurricane katrina and the subsequent floods that devastated new orleans, providing a candid and intimate look at widespread destruction and its aftermath. posted by editorial at 05:55 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 25, 2006 martin parr at janet borden and aperture, new york 'mexico', currently showing in new york and published in a new monograph by aperture, presents parr's journey into and beyond the country's cliches. this limited edition print is now available, just in time for the day of the dead.. posted by editorial at 05:50 am    |    read all   |   add a comment what does it mean to be european? a new exhibition in burgos, spain, curated by paco barragan, wrestles with the question of what it means to be european in the 21st century, while down the road the beautiful city of salamanca is hosting a festival of photography and film - highlights include two emerging artists, charlie white and janieta eyre (below). continue reading "what does it mean to be european?" » posted by editorial at 04:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 24, 2006 simon english at fred, london while simon english's range of references are repeated and returned to throughout his new body of work on display in london and leipzig - childrens' books by c s lewis and arthur rackham, jockeys and horse-racing, gay sexual fantasies, edweard muybridge, raymond pettibon, robert rauschenberg, luc tuymans - there is a spontaneity to the works as if they are the representation of a flood of associations from a particular moment. and yet, simultaneously, that sense of the record of a particular moment gives way to a condensation of time, of all moments merging into one. rebecca wilson visited simon english in his studio to discuss the work in his two current shows. continue reading "simon english at fred, london" » posted by editorial at 05:05 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 21, 2006 young brits at art the winning entries in a new schools' art competition exploring britishness were announced at the royal albert hall this week. the 100 shortlisted pictures will be exhibited at the royal albert hall until 7 november 2006 and on the saatchi gallery website. posted by editorial at 04:21 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 18, 2006 american dream at nine dering street, london 'american dream', the first major exhibition of work from anthony d'offay's postcard collection, contains over 250 photo postcards exploring the nature of american identity between 1900-1930. it represents an important unpublished chapter in the history of photography as well as a slice of pictorial social history from the turn of the century to the depression. continue reading "american dream at nine dering street, london" » posted by editorial at 05:25 am    |    read all   |   add a comment twilight at the v&a, london eight contemporary artists, including philip-lorca dicorcia, ori gersht (below) and gregory crewdson, exhibit photographs which explore the fleeting state of the world at dusk. continue reading "twilight at the v&a, london" » posted by editorial at 04:51 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 16, 2006 mariko mori at albion, london past, present and future merge within and without the physical environment in mariko mori's latest exhibition, currently on view at albion in london, reviewed here. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 14, 2006 douglas gordon at gagosian, london for his first exhibition at with the gagosian gallery in london, douglas gordon is exhibiting a series of new work entitled 'self-portraits of you + me (bond girls)'. the photographs, which feature images of actresses who have played alongside james bond over the last forty years, explore the idea of excessive adoration and the accidental mutilation of iconic images. posted by editorial at 04:51 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 11, 2006 carsten holler at the turbine hall, tate modern the new installation at tate modern's turbine hall opened on monday night with art world figures such as sir nicholas serota, director of the tate, and michael morris of artangel, queueing up for rides down the five slides created by german artist carsten höller. posted by editorial at 05:20 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 10, 2006 killing time at dundee contemporary art a unique and experimental collaboration between artist graham fagen, graham eatough of theatre company suspect culture and dundee contemporary arts, 'killing time' is an exciting and extra-ordinary fusion of performance, sculpture, installation and event. posted by editorial at 05:57 am    |    read all   |   add a comment olivier richon at nepente art gallery, milan still life which shows time suspended, old paintings which question the contemporary gaze, the every day rendered uncertain - the work of olivier richon, currently on view at the nepente gallery in milan, explores the complications of looking at art and in particular photography. continue reading "olivier richon at nepente art gallery, milan" » posted by editorial at 05:12 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 07, 2006 group show at gisela capitain, cologne the curator, anne kempkes, explains: 'some philosopher of modern times and good intents believed - assuming the post-war human being aspires a state of happiness unburdened by necessity, empty of labour, an unrealistic utopia of freedom and leisure - that happiness can only be achieved where exhaustion and regeneration, pain and release, strike a perfect balance. labour of happiness'. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment judith dean at the jerwood sculpture park photographer and writer jason oddy battled against the elements in order to to see the work of judith dean, the artist who won last year's jerwood sculpture prize for field, a thirteen by six foot section of ploughed earth now installed at ragley hall in warwickshire. continue reading "judith dean at the jerwood sculpture park" » posted by editorial at 05:35 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 05, 2006 the turner prize 2006 at tate britain, london who do you want to win the turner prize? do you feel as unimpressed as most of the critics so far? has the most prestigious art prize in the uk lost its way? let us know your views - to help you, take a look at dafydd jones's photos from the opening of the exhibition on tuesday night. continue reading "the turner prize 2006 at tate britain, london" » posted by editorial at 05:37 am    |    read all   |   add a comment won ju lim at honolulu academy of arts if you happen to be in honolulu don't miss the cinematic spectacle of won ju lim's architectural forms which are overlaid with still and moving images creating animated monuments and haunting landscapes. posted by editorial at 05:12 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 04, 2006 hildur bjarnadottir at i8 gallery, reykjavik heritage and exploring the nature of craft-making are at the seams of the work of icelandic artist hildur bjarnadottir (b. 1969), currently on show at reykjavik's i8 gallery. posted by editorial at 05:55 am    |    read all   |   add a comment october 03, 2006 37 seconds: another space for artists through november, in collaboration with liverpool biennial, big screen liverpool's '37 seconds' will be screening works by a range of biennial artists' such as matthew buckingham and tsui kuang-yu, as well as apichatpong weerasethakul (work pictured) and many others. posted by editorial at 05:55 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 30, 2006 young korean artists at union, london a fantastic chance to catch up with emerging korean art is on offer in london, courtesy of union gallery, which has brought the varied work of hyunjhin baik, suejin chung, osang gwon, dongwook lee and hyungkoo lee together for the first time on an international platform. continue reading "young korean artists at union, london" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment nam june paik award in memory of the father of video art, who died in january 2006, eight international artists who have been nominated for this year's prize, awarded for the third time. posted by editorial at 05:26 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 29, 2006 ilona nemeth at modern art oxford in her first uk exhibition, slovakian artist ilona németh has transformed the lower gallery space at modern art oxford with her mysterious mud-brick installation, the wall. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 28, 2006 the 2006 liverpool biennial one of the highlights of the 2006 liverpool biennial is austrian artist hans schabus's project reconnecting liverpool with savannah in the us, two cities that are historically linked via the cotton trade and an intriguing use of stones... jane neal reports. continue reading "the 2006 liverpool biennial" » posted by editorial at 05:32 am    |    read all   |   add a comment iris van dongen and kimberly clark at cosmic galerie, paris dutch artist iris van dongen, who came to the attention of the art world a few years ago with her large-scale pencil and pastel drawings of young women, last week opened a show in paris in her new guise as kimberly clark, a group dongen created with two other dutch artists, josepha de jong and ellemieke schoienmaker. continue reading "iris van dongen and kimberly clark at cosmic galerie, paris" » posted by editorial at 05:25 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 27, 2006 fiona tan at frith street gallery, london tan, one of the most acclaimed contemporary artists working in film and video, makes work that often portrays individuals and groups of different cultural, ethnic and social backgrounds in order to pursue themes such as identity, memory and the perception of cultural difference. catch this show and head down to brighton 6 oct to see her newly commissioned film a lapse of memory at the brighton photo biennial. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 26, 2006 yang fudong at marian goodman, new york fudong, who will be showing new work in the upcoming asia-pacific triennale in brisbane, just premiered his gorgeous, melancholy film 'no snow on the broken bridge' in the usa. catch it before it's gone - 13 oct. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment ceal floyer at the swiss institute, new york don't miss this new show of british, berlin-based floyer's strikingly confounding work - mediating meaning through sound, light and ordinary objects permeating the space of the swiss institute's new gallery, through 21 october. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment a vernissage en masse in geneva's quartier des bains district jane neal reports on the autumn openings in the quartier des bains district of geneva, home to 22 galleries showing work by, among others, jan fabre (right), david casini, ruth claxton and virginie morillo. continue reading "a vernissage en masse in geneva's quartier des bains district" » posted by editorial at 05:52 am    |    read all   |   add a comment five billion years at the palais de tokyo, paris guests at the launch of marc-olivier wahler's new programme for the palais de tokyo were treated to a mini-motorbike ballet and a chainsaw sculpture competition between the world's finest loggers - a taste of the new director's curatorial vision. posted by editorial at 05:15 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 25, 2006 asmund havsteen-mikkelsen at helene nyborg contemporary, valby the young danish artist's debut, 'mentalscapes' is a series of paintings of places somewhere between cities and their outskirts, where the familiar often becomes alienated. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 21, 2006 lee friedlander at the jeu de paume, paris this extensive exhibition, organised in conjunction with moma ny, covers the full range of subjects explored over his fifty-year career by this great photographer of the 20th century: in all, 477 b/w photographs, 6 colour photographs and a set of friedlander's portfolios and books. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 20, 2006 open season: art openings in chelsea, new york, part two 'it's an undeniable treat to see a josef beuys wood wedge on a floor in the bronx.' doug mcclemont checks out more new york gallery openings including a stand-out show by jessica stockholder, 'primordial' forms by recent yale graduate eric hibit, and a surprise group show at 'a strange place in the bronx with parakeets out back...' continue reading "open season: art openings in chelsea, new york, part two" » posted by editorial at 05:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 19, 2006 john kleckner at peres projects, los angeles the new york-based artist john kleckner opened his first solo show in los angeles last week, at the gallery of javier peres, with a series of recent works on paper. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment anish kapoor at the rockefeller center a new sculpture by the internationally renowned artist anish kapoor, in which the new york skyline is spectacularly inverted, will be unveiled today at the rockefeller center. posted by editorial at 04:52 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 18, 2006 a secret service: art, compulsion, concealment the human fascination with secrets is explored in a secret service: art, compulsion, concealment, a new exhibition organised by hayward gallery touring in collaboration with the hatton gallery, which opens in newcastle in september 2006 before embarking on a uk tour. continue reading "a secret service: art, compulsion, concealment" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 16, 2006 portraits from isfahan at foam, amsterdam these portraits provide a remarkable insight into life in iran at a time when traditional culture was developing into a modern society - a transformation that was largely reversed after 1979. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment derek buckner: american perspectives at george billis, new york 'i am attracted to american productivity - its excess and fecundity in the 21st century. it is also by seeing beyond our preconceived notions of place that i find splendor in tract housing glowing in the evening sun or the intertwining of concrete freeways in the heat of the day.' derek buckner talked to tanya larkin about his new body of work currently on view in new york. posted by editorial at 05:25 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 15, 2006 jens assur at the moderna museet, stockholm in what way do jens assur's images differ from other pictures of the stockholm glitterati? well, he gets close to his subjects and he has access to places of this international life style. assur's explicit aesthetics is manifested in his choice of technique: the polaroid. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment jean-marc bustamante at timothy taylor, london jean-marc bustamante's current exhibition at timothy taylor in london is made up of a series of vibrant sculptural plexiglass works hung on the walls of the gallery like paintings. jane neal was given a preview of the exhibition by the artist himself. posted by editorial at 05:46 am    |    read all   |   add a comment cerith wyn evans at the ica, london for this exhibition, wyn evans has conceived a set of entirely new works in direct response to the history, location and architectural particularities of the ica. 'take my eyes and through them see you' is also an opportunity for the artist to examine a personal relationship with the institution, which has played an important role in his development. posted by editorial at 05:32 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 14, 2006 franz west at gagosian london don't miss a new batch of west's colourful amorphous forms, made by using materials that refuse conventional aesthetic connotations to echo characteristics of physical, psychological and mystical other worlds.. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment open season: art openings in chelsea, new york the art world season in new york debuted last thursday with well over thirty opening night parties, and thousands of visitors crammed into chelsea blocks to soak up high culture and suck up free beer. doug mcclemont reports. posted by editorial at 05:19 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 12, 2006 till gerhard at michael janssen, cologne 'till gerhard's painterly eye has been singed by the coruscations of a too-explosive lsd trip. objects in his paintings either gleam too brightly, or disappear into shadow. splotches of neon paint dapple his surfaces like retinal floaters, imbuing each work with a hallucinatory aura befitting, to a cliched t, the era from which his narratives are drawn.' david marcus posted by editorial at 05:15 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 09, 2006 ed ruscha takes over cologne the artist of the month in cologne is surely ed ruscha: a major survey of the los angeles-based artist's photographic work opened at the museum ludwig last week, while at the photographische sammlung / sk stiftung kultur you can see photographs of ed ruscha taken by his friend jerry mcmillan. posted by editorial at 05:38 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 07, 2006 yang shaobin: the long march the chinese artist yang shaobin revisits the coal-mining area in which he grew up to explore china's history of industrialisation, the relationship between china and the west, and the impact the country's radical changes are having on artists. posted by editorial at 05:36 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 06, 2006 monika sosnowska at moma, new york sosnowska creates architecturally structured installations that dramatically transform a viewer's perception and experience of a space. she makes her works in response to a given setting, and this installation has been conceived specifically for the museum of modern art. continue reading "monika sosnowska at moma, new york" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment hellen van meene at huis marseille, amsterdam an emotionally and psychologically charged series of photographs by the dutch photographer who will be conducting a masterclass for young photographers in amsterdam later this autumn. find out how to take part here. posted by editorial at 05:23 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 04, 2006 group show at kalfayan gallery, athens masters of art history are revisited and re-interpreted by a batch of young greek artists in this show, on until 23 september. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 02, 2006 david bomberg at abbot hall, cumbria the current exhibition of paintings and drawings at abbot hall gallery in cumbria includes around fifty of his finest works which have been carefully selected to represent key periods from throughout his career, ranging from early vorticist paintings to his later expressive landscape paintings. don't miss an expert talk on bomberg by richard cork on the 21st. continue reading "david bomberg at abbot hall, cumbria" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment september 01, 2006 central saint martin's ma fine art degree show students graduating from central saint martin's ma in fine arts will be exhibiting their work for a week starting on saturday - an ideal place to spot fresh talent: former students include the turner prize nominee yinka shonibare (below) and gilbert & george. posted by editorial at 05:20 am    |    read all   |   add a comment this week's openings around the world exhibitions opening this week include ed ruscha in cologne, francis alys in frankfurt, yang shaobin in china, goldsmiths' students in new york, and idris khan's first solo show in london (below). posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 31, 2006 tris vonna-michell at milliken, stockholm milliken is offering an 'over the phone' only press release for tris vonna-michell's current show and performance. a refreshing chance to find out more, directly from the source (pictured, with friend). posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 29, 2006 tomory dodge at the knoxville museum of art, tennessee lush paintings that explore the 'collisions between nature and culture, or fantastic sites that seem located on the very edge of society's reach', in the artist's own words. continue reading "tomory dodge at the knoxville museum of art, tennessee" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 28, 2006 jitka hanzlova at mai 36 galerie, zurich step into the season: take a walk through the artist's acclaimed recent series, a mystical documentary project around the environment of her childhood. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 26, 2006 talking cities at entry2006, essen, germany an exhibition featuring innovative international design, architecture and spatial interventions opens today at a coal-washing plant in germany's industrial heartland. continue reading "talking cities at entry2006, essen, germany" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 25, 2006 native american history and culture in contemporary art at the aldrich, ct this large-scale group exhibition looks at artists whose work deals with both the deep cultural legacies and complex histories of native peoples in the united states. the project challenges preconceived ideas of what form native-influenced work can take. continue reading "native american history and culture in contemporary art at the aldrich, ct" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 24, 2006 richard long at lismore castle, county waterford if your summer holiday takes you anywhere close to county waterford in ireland make sure you don't miss this exhibition of richard long's work at lismore castle, owned by the duke of devonshire and one of the most stunning settings in which to see long's work. posted by editorial at 05:29 am    |    read all   |   add a comment pre-emptive at kunsthalle bern this exploration of the notion of the 'pre-emptive strike' couldn't be more timely. artists such as christoph buchel, marine hugonnier and rafael lozano-hemmer (below) grapple with different understandings of freedom, prophecy and fear which, in the hands of george w bush, have led to a revival of the pre-emptive strike as a strategic foreign policy. posted by editorial at 04:58 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 23, 2006 tomma abts' current shows three chances to see intimate abstract paintings by the turner prize 2006-shortlisted artist through september. continue reading "tomma abts' current shows" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 19, 2006 anya gallaccio at the hospital, london what's waiting at the end of the rainbow? a new project in london for gallaccio, on view through 17 september posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 18, 2006 high times, hard times: new york painting, 1967-1975 most art-historical accounts of the late 1960s and early '70s say little about painting, or only discuss its relationship to minimalism (citing robert ryman, frank stella, and brice marden, among others). yet many artists during these same years were exploring radical new directions in abstract painting: pulling painting apart, moving it off the stretcher and onto the floor, creating new shapes and structures, using an entire room or the human body as a canvas. continue reading "high times, hard times: new york painting, 1967-1975" » posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 15, 2006 marcel dzama & erica eyres at cca glasgow catch the touring show of marcel dzama's childishly perverse drawings, composite sculptures and videos shown alongside a newly commissioned set of drawings and videos by erica eyres. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment poet benjamin zephaniah curates photography exhibition at npg, london 'in this exhibition i wanted to bring all my lovers into one space. i wanted visitors to get the themes, but then make it a bit like walking down a british street where you bump into a muslim, you can bump into a pigeon, and you can bump into somebody with a facial disfigurement, or a musician.' posted by editorial at 05:49 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 12, 2006 tommy stockel at helene nyborg, copenhagen exploring the artificial, conceptual decaying ruin of follies, stockel's new paper-based sculptures 'in decay' and collaged imaginary landscapes are striking for their blend of fiction with a concern for the inevitable pass of time. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 11, 2006 50th anniversary of jackson pollock's death why not pay homage to jackson pollock, who died today 50 years ago in a now legendary car crash, with a visit to the guggenheim's show of his works on paper, 'no limits, just edges'? posted by editorial at 05:25 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 10, 2006 marcel van eeden literature walk at the hannover kunstverein join a very literary walk through hannover today, tracing connections between robert walser's 'der spaziergang' and marcel van eeden's fragment-like drawings, currently on show at the kunstverein. continue reading "marcel van eeden literature walk at the hannover kunstverein" » posted by editorial at 06:05 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 07, 2006 andrea bowers, nothing is neutral at redcat, los angeles new work by andrea bowers questions activism and offers an elegant meditation on democracy. continue reading "andrea bowers, nothing is neutral at redcat, los angeles" » posted by editorial at 06:01 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 06, 2006 opening this week exhibitions opening this week including american artist catherine sullivan; matthew barney, nan goldin and 38 others delivering the unexpected; and an exploration of consumerism in photography, sculpture and video. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 05, 2006 graduate shows at school of visual arts, new york a chance to see the work of both current students and recent graduates from the school of visual arts in new york in a series of exhibitions at the school's visual art gallery until 12 august. posted by editorial at 05:24 am    |    read all   |   add a comment socrates sculpture park: interstate - the american road trip an east coast-west coast collaboration between the socrates sculpture park in long island and the high desert test sites in california's mojave desert comes to a close on 13 august so unless you're planning a trek out to southern california don't miss the fruits of this bi-coastal exchange. posted by editorial at 05:21 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 04, 2006 olafur eliasson at the ikon gallery, birmingham jane neal talks to the ikon gallery's curator, nigel prince, about a major new commission by danish artist olafur eliasson, entitled your uncertainty of colour matching experiment . posted by editorial at 06:19 am    |    read all   |   add a comment insider art: christie's staff exhibition with the summer lull in exhibitions and sales christie's are trying to spice things up a bit with a show of work by its own staff. posted by editorial at 05:49 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 03, 2006 christina kubisch at ikon gallery listen up: a new project by the renowned london-based sound artist unravels the sounds of birmingham. posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 02, 2006 humanism in china at mmk, frankfurt a remarkable photographic record of china over the last 50 years which takes as its inspiration edward steichen's landmark 1955 exhibition 'the family of man'. posted by editorial at 05:07 am    |    read all   |   add a comment august 01, 2006 sound art of the week: ext 17 at the swiss institute, new york "on tuesday the 26th of july i flew back to england. as i sat at the entrance of the airport, frankfurt hahn, i watched two people talk over the length of a cigarette and the width of the kerb; a tall dark shape sat on the pavement, legs crossed upright, looking up at a nun hunched out of a long black car..." artist messages, courtesy of the swiss institute's ext 17. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment alfred manessier at the pompidou, paris catch this survey of the painter's mystically-inclined paintings, including some of the museum's recent acquisitions, on view to 11 september. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 31, 2006 flor garduno at the scottsdale museum, phoenix explore a series of myth-inflected still life/portraits by one of mexico's most influential contemporary photographers, on show til september. posted by editorial at 06:01 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 29, 2006 arcadia at yancey richardson, new york this group exhibition of photographs, video and sculpture presents the relationship between nature and man as either idyllic, threatening or diminished, featuring work by jim cooke, elger esser, angelo filomeno, anthony goicolea and many others. posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment opening this week the best international openings of the week ahead. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 28, 2006 nancy rubins at lincoln center, new york nautical castoffs in midtown? a new project organised by new york's public art fund makes it possible. posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment last chance: duncan swann don't miss duncan swann's exquisitely executed figurative paintings at sarah myerscough gallery in london. posted by editorial at 05:27 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 27, 2006 herzog & demeuron: artist's choice at moma, new york bringing together painting, sculpture, design, photography, and film from moma's collection, the architects' installation draws surprising spatial relationships among the artworks and the viewer in a single gallery that functions as a kind of "perception machine." posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment love letter at herald st, london "dear - it is grey and wet and windy, and i can't get you off of my mind. i woke up thinking of you. i got dressed, brushed my teeth and ate breakfast thinking of you. i rushed into day thinking of you, i walked down the street thinking of you, i sat in the park thinking of you and i missed my bus thinking of you.." posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 26, 2006 nothing at the schirn kunsthalle, frankfurt can there be a show that's truly about nothing? a new show at the schirn kunsthalle, frankfurt, is making the case for it. continue reading "nothing at the schirn kunsthalle, frankfurt" » posted by editorial at 05:50 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 23, 2006 opening this week our pick from this week's openings. posted by editorial at 04:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 22, 2006 prisoner makes art out of m&ms last week more than 500 people jammed into a gallery in san miguel de allende, mexico, to see an exhibition of donny johnson's postcard paintings. there was sangria, as well as big bowls of m&ms. by the end of the evening, six of the paintings had sold for $500 each. posted by editorial at 06:14 am    |    read all   |   add a comment slater bradley curates "although i am not a student of a statistics problems, i do know that these figures can always be used to one's advantage, if i wished to manipulate same. the big hole in your argument of problems is that once the first box is seen to be empty, the contestant cannot exchange his box. so the problems still remain the same, don't they. . ." any thoughts on what artist slater bradley is on about with 'the monty hall problem', currently at blum & poe, la? continue reading "slater bradley curates" » posted by editorial at 06:03 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 21, 2006 tara donovan at pace, new york best known for her sculptures made out of ordinary, mass-produced objects, tara donovan in her latest exhibition uses rubber bands and ink to create a series of drawings on kozo-shi paper. posted by editorial at 05:57 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 19, 2006 street photography at photofusion, london a new exhibition showcasing the work of an emerging generation of british photographers, notable for their fresh, candid depictions of public life in london, opens on 21 july. plus a street photography symposium at tate modern. posted by editorial at 06:20 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 18, 2006 gordon matta-clark at mncars, madrid this new exhibition concentrates on matta-clark's films, not just as documents of his projects but as independent, self-standing pieces, articulating the central themes in the artist's work. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 17, 2006 donnie & travis at john connelly presents, new york the debut show for these new york-based artists presents photo-based figurative works on silk that are embellished with textile dyes and silk and cashmere embroidery. posted by editorial at 06:32 am    |    read all   |   add a comment julie verhoeven at the economist building, london julie verhoeven, much celebrated for her work in the worlds of fashion and design, has created an mdf folly which she describes as 'an homage to the economist plaza architecture - wooden columns that morph into tree-like structures are embellished with crude 'art fair' mosaics and blooming flower paintings and drawings.' posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 14, 2006 dylan graham at de vleeshal, middelberg, the netherlands the new zealand-born artist has recently been working on a series of meticulously detailed paper cutouts inspired by the mexican folk art of papel picado, on show at devleeshal to 2 september. continue reading "dylan graham at de vleeshal, middelberg, the netherlands" » posted by editorial at 06:15 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 13, 2006 john frumism at hotel, london the strangeness of john frum day, revisited by artists mike nelson, paul thek and phillip lai. posted by editorial at 06:05 am    |    read all   |   add a comment hetain patel's sacred bodies launches three white walls in birmingham a new gallery in birmingham, which aims to present the most exciting fresh talent in the area, opened last week with an exhibition of photographs by hetain patel. posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 12, 2006 natalya critchley at darbucka gallery, london an exhibition of paintings by the venezuelan-based british artist launches a new gallery in london's clerkenwell. posted by editorial at 06:39 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 11, 2006 the clouds between us, at moderna museet, stockholm 'the other 1970s' in sweden are explored in this unique survey of the moderna's permanent collection. posted by editorial at 06:05 am    |    read all   |   add a comment twill, double diamond and bird's-eye darning: dublin's tales of wonder if you're visiting dublin and are interested in the art of books have a peep into the long room in trinity college dublin where on display is a collection of amazing and wonderful rare books from the 17th to the 20th century. posted by editorial at 06:03 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 08, 2006 yoko ono at st paul's cathedral, london don't miss the chance to see recent works by the 73-year-old yoko ono at st paul's cathedral, london, on view until 13 july. posted by editorial at 06:41 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 07, 2006 erwin wurm at baltic, gateshead get fat - don't miss erwin wurm's new exhibition at baltic, featuring some of his most recent work. posted by editorial at 06:02 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 06, 2006 site santa fe sixth international biennial this year's biennial presents a paired-down exhibition of just 13 artists plus live performances from jonathan meese, patty chang and thorn ltd. posted by editorial at 06:38 am    |    read all   |   add a comment valerie belin at michael hoppen, london the familiar shapes of abandoned computer carcasses and ordinary chip packets are transformed into a graphic sublime in valerie belin's large-scale black and white photographs, on show for a few more weeks in london. continue reading "valerie belin at michael hoppen, london" » posted by editorial at 06:15 am    |    read all   |   add a comment le retour de la colonne durutti, at isabella bortolozzi, berlin a 4-page situationist comic given away at strasbourg university in october 1966 inspires the all-star cast of artists in this show. posted by editorial at 06:03 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 05, 2006 sophie toporkoff at colette, paris straight from the source - check out this collection of new drawings based on parisian party eavesdropping. posted by editorial at 06:15 am    |    read all   |   add a comment experimenta under the radar at fact, liverpool a rare chance to see the best new interactive and new media artists' film and video work from australia, to 28 august continue reading "experimenta under the radar at fact, liverpool" » posted by editorial at 06:05 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 04, 2006 michael raedecker curates at the approach, london as the exhibition's title suggest, 'flutter' is concerned with a perceptual space in which the eye and mind travel hither and thither, an arrhythmic experience in which explicitly sexual objects and images cross-pollinate with those that posses an odder, less obvious charge... continue reading "michael raedecker curates at the approach, london" » posted by editorial at 06:10 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 03, 2006 contemporary art from the indian subcontinent with the increasing interest in contemporary art from india, the fondazione sandretto re rebaudengo in turin presents the work of 26 artists from bangladesh, bhutan, india, nepal, pakistan, sri lanka, afghanistan, myanmar and the maldives, many of them exhibiting in europe for the first time. posted by editorial at 06:58 am    |    read all   |   add a comment july 01, 2006 shooting blind at healthspace, cleveland 'shooting blind: photographs by the visually impaired' gives us entry to another world--a reality that is at once mysterious, evocative, and beautiful, arousing a blend of memories and emotions. these unique photographs are made by seeing with photography, a collective... posted by editorial at 06:20 am    |    read all   |   add a comment wangechi mutu at salon 94, new york don't miss the opportunity to see this exhibtion by one of america's most exciting rising stars. posted by editorial at 06:03 am    |    read all   |   add a comment edgar bryan at regen projects, la new still lifes and portraits by the los angeles-based artist pay homage to 18th-century genre painters such as chardon and greuze. posted by editorial at 06:01 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 30, 2006 alona harpaz at nicole klagsbrun, new york the us debut of the israeli artist alona harpaz opened last week with highly saturated portraits reminiscent of matisse and klimt. posted by editorial at 06:30 am    |    read all   |   add a comment 'watch out ... it's real' and richard aldrich, london reality and fiction meet at two new shows in south london. posted by editorial at 06:10 am    |    read all   |   add a comment justin lowe at oliver kamm/5be gallery in the height of new york's warmest season, installation artist justin lowe brings some of the city's typical yet overlooked summer icons into the space of the gallery. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment intuitive spaces at kunsthaus graz a new, student-led project at the kunsthaus graz aims to takes the archive out of the closet, rather literally. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 29, 2006 test transmissions, at the cca glasgow ah, those crossover times when the boundary between television and video art was even blurrier than now... posted by editorial at 06:10 am    |    read all   |   add a comment charles ray curates, at matthew marks, new york 'a four dimensional being writes poetry on a field with sculptures', an exhibition curated by the influential artist charles ray, is currently on view at the matthew marks gallery, new york. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 28, 2006 matthew barney at sfmoma san francisco's museum of modern art last week unveiled 'drawing restraint', a major exhibition by sf-born artist matthew barney, the only us venue to host this full-scale survey of the artist's work. posted by editorial at 06:07 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 27, 2006 tilo baumgartel at wilkinson gallery, london one of the exceptional crop of young artists from the arno rink-led masterclasses of the leipzig school, tilo baumgartel seems to have reached a new level of maturity and complexity in this haunting and intriguing exhibition at wilkinson. review by matt price. posted by editorial at 07:01 am    |    read all   |   add a comment what does freedom mean to you? 'home of the free', a new exhibition in chicago, invites the public to contribute objects and belongings that represent freedom to them. posted by editorial at 06:41 am    |    read all   |   add a comment vyner street round up your short guide to what's new, and good, on this gallery street cluster in london's east end. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment phillip allen at mk gallery, milton keynes join curator, writer and critic caoimhin mac giolla leith in a discussion of phillip allen's work within the context of contemporary paiting, as part of his current retrospective at the milton keynes gallery. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 24, 2006 43 south molton street, london this central london club launches a new series of exhibitions with a show about our relationship to architectural space curated by jay merrick. posted by editorial at 06:11 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 21, 2006 sontag remembered sontag´s highly influential writings on photography are revisited in a new exhibition at the met in new york, which places her words within the context of the images by which the writer was inspired. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 17, 2006 sharon lockhart at blum & poe sharon lockhart's most recent project, 'pine flat', is on at blum & poe in los angeles for just one more week. don't miss it! posted by editorial at 06:54 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 16, 2006 bae bien-u at the thyssen-bornemisza collection the mysticism of untouched nature is revisited in a series of photographs by the korean artist. posted by editorial at 06:00 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 15, 2006 jennifer allora & guillermo calzadilla take over paris a new work by the artist duo in which a pig is roasted over an open fire by having the spit attached to the back wheel of a car sets the tone for two exhibitions just opened in paris. posted by editorial at 06:57 am    |    read all   |   add a comment ...in which something happens all over again for the very first time... cerith wyn evans's first solo show in paris opened last week. posted by editorial at 06:53 am    |    read all   |   add a comment june 14, 2006 carlos amorales at yvon lambert a mixture of abstraction and interpretation, in the artist's latest show. posted by editorial at 12:26 pm    |    read all   |   add a comment haluk akakce at max hetzler architecture and music inspire a new series of drawings by the turkish artist. posted by editorial at 06:43 am    |    read all   |   add a comment back to top copyright 2003-2006 © the saatchi gallery : london contemporary art gallery : site map terms & conditions     buy art free of commission from artists around the world magazine daily mag- blog on with views photo-journals, diaries showdown artworks go head-to-head for visitors' votes... stuart for art students to show their work and create their own network page crits present your work for comments by other artists street art photos & videos of graffiti, murals, perform- -ance, found works... your studio where you can make and display art online saatchi online... where all artists can show their work and video art saatchi online... where all photo- graphers can show their work online saatchi online... chat live to other people who like art saatchi online... forum for debates on art online saatchi online... reader reviews... shows you like - or don't saatchi online... send an essay... read others saatchi online... meet other people who like art first showdown winner vania comoretti independent newspaper winners of stuart competition link to financial times re: saatchi online sales um artikel zu your gallery aus der frankfurter allgemeinen zeitung zu lesen, klicken sie bitte hier. para leer un artículo acerca de your gallery en el país, haga clic aquí lien vers l’article de l’express magazine sur saatchi online. link to article on stuart in new york times december 18 2006 article in the financial times about saatchi online. link to new york times article on saatchi china site link to article on stuart in the independent november 30 2006 link to article on stuart in the sunday times december 24 2006 link to article on china site in the independent para leer un artículo acerca de your gallery en la vanguardia, haga clic aquí 点击阅读 《经济观察报》 “您的画廊” 中文网站 北京启动仪式 相关报道 点击阅读重庆晚报'您的画廊'中文网站北京启动仪式相关报导 点击阅读新华网'您的画廊'中文网站北京启动仪式相关报导 点击阅读中国文化报'您的画廊'中文网站北京启动仪式相关报导 点击阅读北京晨报'您的画廊'中文网站北京启动仪式相关报导

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