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Ola Pehrson - Portrait of the Artist
by Abhilasha Singh
Ola Pehrson at Färgfabriken Stockholm
September 2nd - November 8th
Posted
10/19/09
Färgfabriken has the pleasure to present the first comprehensive survey of Ola Pehrson's work. Despite major international success, this is the first opportunity for audiences to see and experience his key works in relation to one another. The Ola Pehrson Retrospective will also draw a portrait of an artist that, in his own highly personal way, has given shape to some of the most burning questions of our time.In Ola Pehrson's art we are confronted with monumental powers such as the mass... [more]
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Homestyle Tinkerin'
by Matthew Dibble
50+ regional established artists at 1516 euclid Avenue
July 10th - July 12th
Posted
8/26/09
HOMESTYLE TINKERIN'
Ingenuity gathers the family around
by Michael Gill
Ingenuity organizer James Levin predicted that Ian Charnas' production Boltz — a campy mix of musical theater, dance and electrical tinkering presented by Case Western Reserve University — would be the iconic event that people remembered from Ingenuity 2009. Hopefully that's not true. The production's music and dance weren't badly realized, and the sustainability message was just about right for an after-school spe... [more]
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INVITATION
by Catherine de Saugy
Berrocal, Calder, Erni, Jenkins, Lam, Mirò, and more, Roger Pfund, Picasso, Salinas, de Saugy, Tal-Coat, Tamayo, Tàpies at ESPACE DU VALLON - Chêne-Bougeries - GENEVA - CH
September 24th - October 18th
Posted
8/19/09
I am honored to participate in the exhibition organized by
EDITART and I look forward to seeing you on September 24. 2009 from 6pm.
at the
Espace du Vallon, 8, Route du Vallon in Chêne-Bougeries
Geneva - Switzerland
Big great names in contemporary artwork on paper will be displayed. We will evolve in a particularly interesting drawing period of the twentieth century. At the periphery of its evolution, from works on paper to their transfer onto Plexiglas™ panels. Exhibition from September 24... [more]
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An Epic Exploration
by David Yu
Adel Abdessemed, Franz Ackermann, Angela Bulloch, Mircea Cantor, Cerith Wyn Evans, The Otolith Group, Henrik Håkansson, Antonia Hirsch, Thomas Hirschhorn, Ann Veronica Janssens, Kimsooja, Jed Lind, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Josiah McElheny, Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller, Tania Mouraud, Gabriel Orozco, Adrian Paci, Trevor Paglen, Katie Paterson, Fred Tomaselli, Keith Tyson at The Power Plant
June 12th - August 30th
Posted
8/15/09
I’ve been away from the Toronto art scene for a number of years and was looking forward to revisiting the city that served as backdrop to the cultivation of my love for contemporary art. What I miss most about the Toronto approach towards exhibiting work are the conceptually curated, neatly packaged exhibitions that stimulate.
The exhibition at The Power Plant, Universal Code, had me worried a bit. At first glance, the concept seemed too broad - a show designed for anything - ano... [more]
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OPENING SPEECH BY KATALIN GELLER:
by Hungarian Multicultural Center Szechy
at HMC-Medosz
August 14th - September 13th
Posted
8/14/09
OPENING SPEECH BY KATALIN GELLER:
AIR/HMC, Balatonfured/Budapest, International Artists Residencies exhibition at
Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism
August 3 - September 13
When Beata Szechy's founded the Hungarian Multicultural Center in 1990, her goals were fostering culture, personal connections, and art related exchanges. At the beginning mostly American artists participated at the residencies. Now artists from all over from the world come to work here for few weeks and exhibit t... [more]
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Nomads
by Rebecca Catching
Geoffrey Farmer, Hadley+Maxwell, Myfanwy MacLeod, Gareth Moore, Althea Thauberger at National Gallery of Canada
April 17th - September 30th
Posted
6/16/09
Nomads, a collection of art from Canada's west coast province of British Columbia, fulfilled its remit in the sense of being wholly and completely aimless. Though the show purported to be about the concept of wandering, few artists appeared to address this theme even tangentially (producing site-specific artwork in Italy which deals with mortality and transcendence is a bit of a cop-out). Gareth Moore was on course with an installation work based on his voyage through Canada. The artist... [more]
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Air-HMC, Budapest, Hungary
by Hungarian Multicultural Center Szechy
at HMC-Medosz
June 16th - June 16th, 2010
Posted
6/16/09
The Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc.® (HMC), 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, invites interested visual artists, writers and musicians to submit application for its residency program in Budapest, Hungary. HMC is dedicated to promoting international art and the understanding of world cultures, through high quality art exhibitions, cultural exchanges and related educational programs. Based in Dallas and Budapest, the organization operates throughout the world. Its principal focus is an in... [more]
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Sensuous Florals
by international art
Theresa Durant at ‘La Casita Del Arte’ art studio and gallery
June 8th - June 28th
Posted
6/10/09
I had the pleasure of meeting Theresa Durant in Hamburg, Germany at the Marziart Gallery in May of 2009~ This beautiful photographer photographs florals in a way that I have never seen before. I must admit that florals are generally not my favorite forms of photography, as I prefer black and white film photography, but being in Hamburg at the time I was drawn to the gallery to view all the works. Theresa Durant's florals have a sensuous feel to them. They are elegant, almost alive. At t... [more]
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Transforming Mathematical Ideas into a Physical Experience
by Frances Guerin
Ryoji Ikeda at Museum Of Contemporary Art Tokyo
April 2nd - June 21st
Posted
6/1/09
Ryoji Ikeda’s art creates a category all its own, a category that defies categorization. Sitting somewhere between art and mathematics, computer graphics and music, between what can and cannot be seen, what can and cannot be heard, understood, experienced, Ikeda is in the business of challenging the distinctions that enable our physical existence to make sense.
His current exhibition at the the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT) is labeled a retrospective. Unlike a retrospective as we have c... [more]
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MICA's MFA's
by E-Slant Team
Helen Armstrong, Amita Bhatt, Kristian Bjornard, Kim Budd, Alan Callander, Ryan Clifford, Karla Cott, Seth Crawford, Pete Cullen, Danielle Davis, Stephen Doolittle, Joe Galbreath, Nina Glaser, Clarissa Gregory, Joo Ha, Joshua Haycraft, Shannon Heaton, Patrick Hunt, Matthew Janson, Jin Young Kang, Alicia (Hwa Hyun) Kim, Joshua Lampman, Jong Sun (Jay) Lee, Giselle Lewis-Archibald, Kim Manfredi, Katherine Mann, Lindsey Muir, Jenny Mullins, Tiffany Plante, Robby Rackleff, Kat Rohrbacher, Sarah Sachs, Scott Shanley, Ryan Smith, Amer Sowards, Judy Stone, Sandy Triolo, David Ubias, Tony Venne, Emily Wathen, James Williams II, E. Piatt Wilson at MICA - Maryland Institute College of Art
March 27th - May 3rd
Posted
5/3/09
Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) this spring features three exciting and provocative exhibitions of thesis work by master of fine arts candidates from MICA's Graphic Design, Hoffberger School of Painting, Mount Royal School of Art, Photographic and Electronic Media, and Rinehart School of Sculpture programs. All shows take place in MICA's Decker, Meyerhoff, and Fox 3 galleries, located in Fox Building, 1303 W. Mount Royal Ave.
A public reception with the artists for MFA... [more]
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