through August 12th 2013
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
EVERY ACT, A REPETITION - group show - Laurel Gitlen - NYC
through August 2nd 2013
GUY DE COINTET, CAMERON CRAWFORD, GLEN FOGEL, STEFFANI JEMISON ORGANIZED BY CHRISTOPHER AQUE
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Abstrakt - group show - Michael Haas Berlin & Contemporary Fine Arts - Berlin
through August 26th 2013
Jordi Alcaraz, Hans Arp, Willi Baumeister, Michael Conrads, Jigger Cruz, Günter Förg, Günter Fruhtrunk, Franz Graf, Hans Hartung, Eberhard Havekost, Erwin Heerich, Gerhard Hoeme, Richard Jordan, Fritz Klemm, Imi Knobel, Norbert Kricke, Sarah Lucas, Alastair Mackie, Ernst Wilhelm Nay, Ben Nicholson, Frank Nitsche, Albert Oehlen, Francis Picabia, Arnulf Rainer, Carol Rama, Paul Rebeyrolle, Bridget Riley, Erich Reusch, Amselm Reyle, Emil Schumacher, Richard Serra, Katja Strunz, Antoni Tàpies, Gert & Uwe Tobias, Hans Uhlmann, Victor Vasarely, Bernar Venet, Jaap Wagemaker
Saturday, July 27, 2013
"I APPEAR MISSING" - group show - Gabriel Rolt - Amsterdam
through August 25th
ATHANASIOS ARGIANAS, ADRIANA ARROYO, NIK CHRISTENSEN, ELI CONTENT, SHEZAD DAWOOD, GINO SACCONE
Friday, July 26, 2013
Thursday, July 25, 2013
TO PACK AND WEAR - group show - Kate Werble - NYC
through August 16th 2013
MICHELLE GRABNER, MELANIE SCHIFF, MARTIN SOTO CLIMENT, LUKE STETTNER AND CARMEN WINANT
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Spectrum Suite - group show - Nicelle Beauchene - NYC
through - August 16th 2013
ELAINE CAMERON-WEIR, LAEH GLENN, ANYA KIELAR, HANNA SANDIN, PATRICIA TREIB, BETTY WOODMAN
Organized by Ned Colclough
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Secrets of Sunset Beach - group show - Timothy Taylor - London
through August 12th 2013
Robert Adams, Robert Bechtle, John Chamberlain, Dan Flavin, Susan Hiller, Donald Judd, Josephine Meckseper, Ed Ruscha, Julian Schnabel and Kiki Smith
Monday, July 22, 2013
Sunday, July 21, 2013
EQUILIBRIUM - group show - Ritter/Zamet - London
through August 30th 3012
ETHAN COOK, RYAN FOERSTER, SAM MOYER, ZAK PREKOP, DAN SHAW-TOWN
(CURATED BY SETH AND ELISA CARMICHAEL)
Saturday, July 20, 2013
£5.34 - group show - Carl Freedman Gallery - London
through August 24th 2013
Rupert Ackroyd, Owen Bullett, Nathaniel Cary, Nicolas Deshayes, Jess Flood-Paddock, Florian Roithmayr, Fergal Stapleton
Curated by Jess Flood-Paddock
Friday, July 19, 2013
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Nine Ways To Say It's Over - group show - inlandoffshoreprojects - London
through August 4th 2013
Joe Clark, Heidi Specker, Leigh Ledare, Stefan Zeyen, Tess Hurrell, Sarah Dobai and Tim Mitchell
curated by Natasha Cox and Keira Greene
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
SOMMERAUSSTELLUNG - group show - Esther Schipper - Berlin
through August 24th 2013
NATHAN CARTER, LIAM GILLICK, DOMINIQUE GONZALEZ-FOERSTER, GABRIEL KURI
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Great Skin - group show - Bodega - Philadelphia
through July 21sty 2013
Jason Benson, Donna Chung, Joel Dean, Jessica Hans, Ian Horowitz, Ajay Kurian, Strauss Bourque-LaFrance, Samuel Lipp
Saturday, July 13, 2013
HAPTIC TRANSLATIONS - group show - OHWOW - LA
through August 23rd 2012
A man faces a window. Streaks of light cross sky, skip through glass and illuminate his face. A bolt of brightness holds his glance, blinding him momentarily. He is confronted by the room, the borders of the corners, its straightness. The light, aggressive in the pursuit to intrude, reveal speckles of dust, little particles that wistfully float. A breath pushes them spinning. He sucks in his lip, biting the bottom and tries not to breathe. Holding the air until the dull base hits just behind the ears; the sound becomes interior. He hears his body. Leaning against the glass, the weight of his head rests against his forearm.
The palm of his hand marks the pane. He looks outside and catches himself, doubled.
Justin Beal, Elaine Cameron-Weir, N. Dash, Thomas Dozol, Michel Francois, Van Hanos, Marlie Mul, Michael Stipe, Kon Trubkovich, Oscar Tuazon, Letha Wilson Organized by Christine Messineo
Friday, July 12, 2013
ROPE BURN: Painting Behind the Velveteen Curtain - group show - Rod Barton - London
through August 17th 2013
"[C]onsider how difficult it is to visualize networks, which, in their incomprehensible scale, ranging from the impossibly small microchip to the impossibly vast global Internet, truly embody the contemporary sublime." (David Joselit)
Rod Barton is pleased to present 'ROPE BURN: Painting Behind the Velveteen Curtain', an exhibition featuring works by an international group of emerging artists: Maiken Bent, Alfred Boman, Alex Da Corte, Parker Ito, and Roman Liška. The artists joined together in this exhibition share a common sensibility regarding image-making rooted in the aesthetics of contemporary consumer culture. Key to this process is the notion of a remediation of content and material - be it in the quoting of tribal-tattoo-like shapes in Alfred Boman's frivolously colorful paintings, the visually chaotic and camp digital collages of Parker Ito, shrill patterning in the modified readymade sculpture by Roman Liška, Maiken Bent´s secretly kinky assemblages, or the integration of a fellow contemporary artist's work in Alex Da Corte's installation on view. The shared concerns with contemporary culture and its overdetermined aesthetic, perhaps as an attempt at salvaging what has become a primary source of inspiration to all of these young artists, appears to have been the driving force for the production of the mongrels on display, which are neither paintings nor sculptures proper. The speculative appropriation of imagery, shapes, and attitudes originally located in a particular cultural sphere and temporality gets dislocated, taken out of context, mashed up with other stylistic elements of varying origins, and thus allows for a fresh view on these formerly marginal aesthetic languages that have gained traction in the discourse around contemporary art and culture once again.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Over the Valley - group show - Steve Turner Contemporary - LA
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through August 10th 2013
Steve Turner Contemporary is pleased to present Over the Valley, an exhibition curated by Lucy Chinen, consisting of works by Metahaven, Goldin+Senneby, Electronic Disturbance Theater, Michael Manning, Katja Novitskova and Andrew Norman Wilson. Created over the last five years, the works reflect the distinct practices of three collaborative and three individual artists from Europe and the United States. They are not part of any movement and they do not share common methods of production, yet all the works in this exhibition address the ever-expanding cultural influence held by the most powerful tech companies. The title refers to Silicon Valley, its influence, its promise and its failures. Companies such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Apple promise a better life served by innovation and the artists in Over the Valley use such new technologies in unexpected ways.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Hair and Skin - group show - Derek Eller - NYC
through August 15th 2013
Works by:
Hans Bellmer, Louise Bourgeois, Günter Brus, Borden Capalino, David Dupuis, Daniel Gordon, Aneta Grzeszykowska, Kineko Ivic, Lionel Maunz, Maria Petschnig, Chloe Piene, Adam Putnam, Aura Rosenberg, Davina Semo, Bobbi Woods, Rona Yefman
Developing research on mirror neurons and neuroesthetics suggests an alternative model of vision. Mirror neurons, found in the human brain, are the subject of recent research on “physical empathy”; the ability to physically respond to, for example, someone breaking their leg or a couple having sex. The brain actually simulates the experience of what it sees. In other words: 'What I see, I feel.’ This model argues for the importance of empathy in vision, an embodied approach anticipated by phenomenology and now buttressed by neuroscience.
-Isaac Lyles
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Jonathan Monk - Lisson Gallery - Milan
through July 19th 2013
Monk often makes work about other work: an art of appropriation, adaptation, reworking and revisiting. Often referencing Conceptual, Pop and Minimalist art, Monk confronts the contemporary dilemma of how to make art in the face of art history: how to be original when seemingly all questions have been posed. However, in this act of examination, modification and re-presenting, Monk succeeds in creating something new. His originality lies in the space between the idea inherent in the new object and its actual objecthood. As Monk confirms, “…the idea of an original and a copy of an original are two very different things.”
Friday, July 5, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Ryan Wallace and Matt Mignanelli - New Work - Bleekerstreet Arts Club - NYC
through July 18th 2013
Ryan Wallace and Matt Mignanelli’s artworks blur the boundary between analog and mechanical modes of production. Through complex layering and repetition, and with painstaking technique, Wallace and Mignanelli thrust the viewer into the intricacies of the pattern and the void. The artists’ explorations of abstraction and monochrome reference predecessors such as Ad Reinhardt, Robert Ryman, and Agnes Martin. The exhibition at the Bleecker Street Arts Club includes new paintings by Matt Mignanelli and a selection of Ryan Wallace’s “Tablet” paintings and “Consensus” sculptures. The works on display reflect and challenge modernity’s increasing cerebral insularity within the confines of digital representation and reproduction.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
From Radiance and Dissolution - group show - Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler - Berlin
through August 15th 2013
Aids-3D, Max Eastley, Diogo Evangelista, Tamara Henderson, Eduardo Kac, Alex Kwartler, Kareem Lotfy, Chris Martin, Georg von Welling, James Whitney, Adolf Wölfli
Could we be facing a moment where imagery and information has reached such an hybrid level, that any image is but a blind spot or an after image of itself? And if so, should we feel enclosed or relieved by the possibility of an ever-renovating mutant form which transubstantiates itself?
curated by Margarida Mendes
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
We Seem To Still Be Moving - group show - Simone Subal - NYC
through August 2nd 2013
Simone Subal Gallery is very pleased to present We seem to still be moving, featuring the work of Lea Cetera, Derek Franklin, and B. Ingrid Olson. This exhibition was co-curated by Rachel LaBine and Simone Subal.
Monday, July 1, 2013
MINTY - group show - Foxy Production - NYC
through August 2nd 2013
NICHOLAS BUFFON, BEN HORNS, MEGAN MARRIN, CASSIE RAIHL, MATT SAVITSKY.
CURATED BY EBONY L. HAYNES.
Minty is a color and taste and smell and the sickest band in the world. It is the visceral ingredient for this group exhibition. It feels soft and loose around the edges. It isn’t rigid. It escapes its own form, and there’s something alienating about it. At its best, it is a heraldic device for the show.
Four Something - group show - Dvir Gallery - Tel Aviv
through July 6th 2013
Participating artists: Miroslaw Balka, Latifa Echakhch, Simon Fujiwara, Yudith Levin, Jonathan Monk
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