Saturday, March 12, 2011

Karin Sander - n.b.k. - Berlin


March 5 – May 1, 2011

For her solo show at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Sander has planned an intervention that takes up an everyday act and translates it to space as sculpture by using a banal and devalued material. Through the ceiling of the exhibition space, which is the floor of the n.b.k. offices above, she has had 30-centimeter-wide holes drilled in the places where usually the wastepaper baskets are located. The holes replace the wastepaper baskets, and visibly link administrative practice with the practice of exhibition. Karin Sander captures the everyday gesture of disposal by instructing the n.b.k. employees to ignore the fact that the wastepaper baskets are missing.

Friday, March 11, 2011

Benjamin Valenza - The Ephemeral Cosmogony - Form Content - London



through 27 March 2011

The space will be used as an architectural stage… I’m considering using a screen for projections and a hiding place for me during the performance…

I’ll be acting with the video as background, I will be a live integration to the projection cone making up a shadow play… a “mise en abîme”

There will be several different videos/films projected during the performance like “The anchor stone” a video shot in 2010 in the rocky islands, and shores of Marseille’s bay.

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Thursday, March 10, 2011

ME AND MY SHADOW: Jennifer Cohen, Marta Pierobon, Emma Talbot - Kate McGary Gallery - London




11 March – 17 April 2011

Me and My Shadow features three artists who, working across diverse media, manipulate material, line and colour to leave a personal imprint on the world. Jennifer Cohen, Marta Pierobon and Emma Talbot unite feminine expression in the physical presence of their art - from bold geometric shapes to delicately painted figurines.

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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Jonathan Horowitz - Art History - Sadie Coles HQ - London


09 March – 30 April 2011

Jonathan Horowitz's latest exhibition with Sadie Coles HQ, Art, History, comprises a major new body of work which responds to the minimalist works on permanent display at the Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington DC. Combining sculpture, installation and video, Horowitz mounts a subtle critique of the use of minimalist aesthetics as a means of memorialising the Holocaust, while exploring wider concepts of collective memory and the malleability of visual signs and symbols.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Anna Ostoya - Bortolami Gallery - NYC


March 1st - April 2nd 2011

Bortolami Gallery is pleased to present the first New York solo exhibition of works by the Polish artist Anna Ostoya. The show will feature a series of new collages on canvas entitled Exposures that were all made during February 2011. For this series, Ostoya staged a durational performance. Each day, she began a new work with the aim of finishing 28 canvases-as many as there are days in February-by the time of the opening on March 1st.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Andreas Schulze - Sprueth Magers - Berlin




through March 26th 2011

Ever since the 1980s, Andreas Schulze has focused on various interior views of our society. Most often, his works depict everyday landscapes and bourgeois idylls which he constructs as subtle, parallel worlds to reality. His early paintings consist of intensely colored compositions in which the dimensions of sculptural globes and other geometrical forms are shifted and inner pictorial perspectives constantly change. Schulze situates motifs which relate to the formal language of Conceptual Art and Minimal Art in illusionistic spaces which above all seek sensory experience, humor and immediate contact with the viewer.

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Sunday, March 6, 2011

Geoffrey Farmer - Bacon Is Not The Only Thing That Is Cured By Hanging From a String - Casey Kaplan - NYC


through March 19th 2011

Farmer is known internationally for his projects that transform and alter over the course of their exhibitions. His installations are composed of diverse materials and various working methodologies that are rooted in research and in response to site. Farmer creates conceptual works with poetic narratives, often combining his interests in the material production of the art object with theories of psychology and dramatic presentation.

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Friday, March 4, 2011

Jutta Koether - The Thirst - Moderna Museet - Stockholm


5 March 2011 - 24 April 2011

For the Moderna Museet exhibition a performance programme is planned, featuring Jutta Koether herself, the legendary Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth guitarist) and the poet Tony Conrad. A selection of her previous performances will be shown in conjunction with the exhibition.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

The Black Goddess - groupshow - Autocenter - Berlin


Opening Fr. 4.03.2011 8:00 p.m.
Exhibition 05.03.2011 - 19.03.2011

Lutz Braun - Alexandra Hopf - Gabriel Vorstein - Katja Strunz - Sebastian Hammwöhner - Julia Pfeiffer - Stefan Rinck - Uwe Henneken - Rick Buckley curated by Rick Buckley

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

David Zink Yi - Horror Vacui - Midway Contemporary Art - Minneapolis


through March 19th 2011

Over the past decade, the artist has been using natural forms, ritual, music and dance to explore the complexity of identity and natural motifs as constructed within cultural traditions. For this exhibition at Midway, the artist presents a video installation, a large ceramic sculpture modeled after a dead giant squid, and a series of color photographs.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Phillip Allen - Capital P - The Approach - London

through March 13th 2011

Painting is more akin to a joke; something that gets told again and again, by newer and newer people enjoying something old which is new to them thus new to the world. Because a joke told by a new mouth is a new joke, because, as we know, it is no longer about the joke it is all about……………………… the timing.