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Apolonija Sustersic
Line up for UK’s biggest contemporary art prize announced
The slovenian artist, Apolonija Sustersic is nominated for the Artes Mundi Price.
We will keep our fingers crossed!!
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Claus Goedicke
in: Man and His Objects. Photographic Collection
25.2.-29.4.2012 Museum Folkwang, Essen
The exhibition concentrates on portraiture, a central motif since the invention of photography and still of particular interest for the viewer today. At the same time the show is interested in the world of objects man conceived and constructed.
The development of photography from the 19th century to today appears before your eyes with around 250 examples from the Photographic Collection of the Museum Folkwang. |
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Laura Letinsky
Chicago Works. BMO Harris Bank
7.2.-17.4.2012 Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago
This exhibition will debut the newest body of work by Laura Letinsky, a photographic series titled Ill Form and Void Full (2010–11). LHer studio-based practice has evolved recently in a new direction that incorporates reproductions of images that drastically complicate the perception of space within the field of her compositions. |
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Laura Letinsky
in: Feast. Radical Hospitality in Contemporary Art
12.2.-27.5.2012 SMART Museum of Art, The University of Chicago
The act of sharing food and drink with others is a basic human pleasure and an enduring source of aesthetic inspiration. Today, the shared meal has become a compelling artistic medium: a surprising number of artists are using meals to advance aesthetic goals and foster critical engagement with our current culture. |
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Lee Ufan
in: The Art of Deceleration. Motion and Rest in Art
The history of modernism appears at first sight primarily as a history of acceleration. Little attention has however been previously paid to the fact that the fascination with motion has been linked to the pursuit of deceleration from the very beginning. The Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg explores this modernist dialectic for the first time in a comprehensive exhibition. Both thematic fields are made “antithetically” tangible by means of an accentuated selection of works which includes an installation by Lee Ufan.
12 November 2011 - 11 April 2012, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg |
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Apolonija Sustersic
IMPOSSIBLE RETROSPECTIVE (ACTIVATING THE FUTURE)
IMPOSSIBLE RETROSPECTIVE (ACTIVATING THE FUTURE) is the title of both a temporary exhibition and the permanent display of Apolonija Šušteršič’s projects on the ground floor of the MSUM. Working together with the museum and students of architecture on a project of interior design, visual artist and architect Apolonija Šušteršič has developed a concept for activating a part of the space on the ground floor, dedicated to informing the public, presenting connections, and exchanging ideas between the art institution, its visitors, and various local and international agents.
Opening November 26th 2011, Museum of Contemporary Art, MSUM, Ljubljana |
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François Morellet
Nature, Life, Human & François Morellet
12.10.2011 - 12.02.2012, Daegu Art Museum, Korea
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Melanie Manchot
in: Wunder. Kunst, Wissenschaft und Religion vom 4. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart.
WUNDER (miracles) is an exhibition on the boundaries of occidental rationality; its outer, inner and historical boundaries. Centred around contemporary art, the interdisciplinary exhibition will explore the extraordinary; mysterious healings, incredible natural occurrences and the wondrous unknown, unexpected technical innovations, artistic ideas and also sheer coincidences.
On the day of the opening, a performance by Melanie Manchot (London) featuring 1.000 children will take place. The performance will end at about 6.30 pm in front of the Deichtorhallen.
22.9.2011 - 5.2.2012, Deichtorhallen, Hamburg
Trailer of the opening performance on YouTube |
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Thomas Florschuetz
in: Architektonika
15.09.2011-12.02.2012, Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart - Berlin
To coincide with the exhibition by Tomás Saraceno in the gallery's historical central hall, an array of sculptures, photographs, film works and paintings will be on show in the Rieckhallen that all in some way bear references to architecture. Photographs from Thomas Florschuetz series "Palast" are exhibited. |
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Peter Wegner
Peter Wegner designed artworks integrated into the Stanford Graduate School of Business' new campus.
For further information please click here.
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Lucinda Devlin
On your remarks, sport and society
April 16 2011 - February 26 2012, Hygiene-Museum Dresden
The special exhibition On Your Marks will deal with current trends in the world of sport, and also throw a whole new light on the cultural history of movement. Photographs of the series Water Rites by Lucinda Devlin are part of the exhibition. |
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