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A Journey Through The karoo
by Michael Drysdale
Michael Drysdale, Scats Esterhuise, Louis Hiemstra, Philip Kiberd at Flat Stanley's
October 22nd - October 24th
Posted
10/20/09
This is a must see exhibition, by celebrated artists who have captured the heart and soul of the Great Karoo, with it's endless landscapes and mysteries of the arid areas. [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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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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The Walker's Sculpture Garden
by Abraham Ritchie
Posted
8/7/09
After spending some time contemplating your impermanence on this earth in “The Quick and the Dead,” get out of the coffin of the galleries and enjoy some fresh air over at the Walker’s Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, located directly across the street. It’s much more enjoyable in summer than in winter (especially a Minnesota winter), so take advantage of the weather.Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen’s Spoonbridge and Cherry (1985-88, top image) is an iconic cent... [more]
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World on a String
by Rebecca Catching
Bestué /Vives, Jumana Emil Abboud, Georges Adéagbo, John Baldessari, Rosa Barba, Massimo Bartolini, Thomas Bayrle, Simone Berti, Mike Bouchet, André Cadere, Paul Chan, Nikhil Chopra, Moscow Poetry Club, Tony Conrad, Roberto Cuoghi, Keren Cytter, Gino de Dominicis, Nathalie Djurberg, Anju Dodiya, Elena Elagina, Cerith Wyn Evans, Öyvind Fahlström, Lara Favaretto, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Spencer Finch, Ceal Floyer, William Forsythe, Yona Friedman, sunil gawde, Gilbert & George, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Sheela Gowda, Tamara Grcic, GUTAI, Guyton\Walker, Gonkar Gyatso, Anawana Haloba, Rachel Harrison, Jan Håfström, Carsten Höller, Florian Hecker, Susan Hefuna, Koo Jeong-A, Joan Jonas, Miranda July, Rachel Khedoori, Toba Khedoori, Moshekwa Langa, Sherrie Levine, Arto Lindsay, Renata Lucas, Goshka Macuga, Igor Makarevich, Gordon Matta-Clark, Cildo Meireles, Aleksandra Mir, Yoko Ono, Jorge Otero-Pailos, Blinky Palermo, Lygia Pape, Anna Parkina, Philippe Parreno, Pavel Pepperstein, Alessandro Pessoli, Falke Pisano, MICHELANGELO PISTOLETTO, Att Poomtangon, Marjetica Potrc, Sara Ramo, Tobias Rehberger, Pietro Roccasalva, Tomas Saraceno, Amy Simon, Simon Starling, Xu Tan, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Wolfgang Tillmans, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Grazia Toderi, Ulla von Brandenburg, Madelon Vriesendorp, Tian Tian Wang, Richard Wentworth, Pae White, Haegue Yang, Huang Yong Ping, Chu Yun, Héctor Zamora, Chen Zhen, Anya Zholud at La Biennale di Venezia
June 7th - November 22nd
Posted
7/13/09
Curator Daniel Birnbaum chose a clever theme in this year’s curated biennale exhibition. It has almost endless scope and he did a fairly good job of making sure that the artists fit the topic – even if that did sometimes mean equating “making installations” with “making worlds”. The art was generally of high quality, interactive, thought provoking and yes, even fun.The first and most entrancing work was Lydia Pape’s “Ttéia I, C. 2002” – a black void shot thr... [more]
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Hidlaw Tipon (The Reunion)
by Joan Honoridez-Mocorro aka Joan of Art
Group Show at The Negros Museum
July 4th - August 4th
Posted
7/7/09
Hidlaw Tipon. Literally, a longing (hidlaw) to gather (tipon).
On its 34th year of existence, the Art Association of Bacolod-Negros, Inc., reunites as one in this grand exhibition of veteran and upcoming artists.
The following images are works of some of the participating artists:
Antoine Regalado, acrylic on canvas.Art Bayles, To Market! To Market! 3'x5' oil on canvas.Art Magallanes, Dark Side of the Moon, 19x23.5, pen and ink.Bea Ivanica Mocorro, Groove, ink and wash.Bing Sedonio, Karga Tapas (Cut and Carry), 9"x11", o... [more]
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Magic Realism
by Rebecca Catching
Scott McFarland at National Gallery of Canada
April 11th - September 13th
Posted
6/16/09
Perhaps one of the most interesting exhibitions in the BC Scene British Columbian art festival was the very lucid photo exhibition of Scott McFarland. The Vancouver-based photographer has produced what looks like Jeff-Wall inspired staged narratives but while Wall was known for his filmic lighting and set ups, Macfarland employs a heavy element of post production. His simple landscapes, backyards and gardens evoke the crisp northern light and lush surroundings and of their settings (Vanco... [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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Review of Singularity at HTC
by Mark FARADAY
Mark FARADAY at Herberger Theater Center
January 9th - March 29th
Posted
4/7/09
Singularity, one of several exhibitions in 2009 curated by Clarke Reddy, featured artwork in a variety of mediums and subject matter. Very gifted artists in the Phoenix valley area, encourages this reviewer to say some extrarordinarily gifted and talented artists are living now in Arizona, that perhaps years to come will be seen as a golden age for Arizona artists. [more]
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Derivative at Best
by Rebecca Catching
Ali Al Abdan, Khalid Juma Ahli, Saggaf Abdullah‚ Saad Saif Albusaeedi, Abdullah Al Amiri, Ahmed Al Ansari, Ahmed Arshi, Mohammed Al Astad, Ebtisam Abdul Aziz, Bushra Badri, Hasna Abu Baker, Khalid Al Banna, Reem Ali Beljafla, Ahmed Saleh Buaisha, Raghda Bukhash, Mohammed Bulehye, Alia Ali Al Daheri, Latifa Saeed Al Falasi, Lamya Gargash, Reem Al Ghaith, Fatima Ghazi, Mohammed Al Habtoor, Khaled Nasser Al Haddadi, Khameis Al Hefaity, Moosa Al Helya, Jawaher Bilal Al Hosani, Wejdan Abbas Ibrahim, Fahad Jaber, Khulood Mohammed Ali Al Jabri, Nawaf Al Junaibi, Khulood Khoory, Nawal Khoory, Matar Mohammad Lahej, Jalal Luqman, Khalid Al Mahmood, Nassim Al Majed, Sonia Majeed, Dr. Najat Makki, Lateefa Bint Maktoum, Sheikha Wafa Hasher Al Maktoum, Mohammed Mandi, Salma Al Marar, Lamees Fares Al Marzouqi, Salah Al Marzouqi, Obaid Sorour Al Mas, Salama Al Mazroui, Fatema Al Mazrouie, Amna Rashid Al Mehrezi, Salma Al Merri, Hind Mezaina, Camelia Mohebi, Faiza Mubarak, Khoula Mubarak, Shamsa Sultan Al Mutaiwei, Sheikha Alyazia Bint Nahyan Al Nahyan, Mariam Al Nakhi, Samira Al Noaimi, Wafa Sultan Al Olama, Mohammed Al Qassab, Sheikh Salem Al Qassimi, Sheikha Farima Bint Saqr Al Qassimi, Sheikha Maisa Al Qassimi, Sheikha Sara Faisal Al Qassimi, Azza Al Qubaisi, Abdul Kader Al Rais, Musab Abdul Qader Al Rais, Huda Al Riyami, Mouza Saeed Al Sabousi, Wasel Safwan, Maisoon Al Saleh, Abdul Rahim Salim, Alya Al Sanad, Alia Al Shamsi, Kholoud Sharafi, Hassan Sharif, Hussain Sharif, Karima Al Shomely, Aisha Al Suwaidi, Jamila Al Suwaidi, Mona Al Khaja ‚ Noor Al Suwaidi, Sumayyah Al Suwaidi, Abeer A Tahlak, Khalil Abdul Wahid, Mohammad Youssef, Amna Al Zaabi at Gallery One, Emirates Palace
February 20th - April 16th
Posted
2/16/09
Despite the grand blueprints for a thousand and one museums, Abu Dhabi is still a sleepy little town in terms of the arts with only three galleries. So when the government body Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC) announced that Anne Baldassari, Director of the Musée National Picasso in Paris would curate "Emirati Expressions", a highly trumpeted exhibition of Emirati artists, tongues began to wag.
Despite generally favorable coverage in the local press, what was on the w... [more]
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