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FAE 23 The Foreign Artist Exhibition

When:February 17-22 .2009 Where:Nagoya International Center,Japan Wo…
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Posted by Dragica Ohashi on 8 January 2009 at 1:00am — No Comments

New work

. "Michael" (Oil, Canvas 215cmx150cm 2009.)…
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Posted by Oleg Korolev on 8 January 2009 at 12:00am — No Comments

| pour your body out | Rist at MoMA

Pipilotti Rist immerses MoMAs with a panoramic projections measuring 25 ft in height and 200 ft in length create a fully integrated sensory experience filled with vivid colors and lush images of vegetation, fauna and human activity. More
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Posted by m o m e n t e on 7 January 2009 at 10:04pm — No Comments

David Osbaldeston: By disappointment only

By James Westcott

An invitation landed in my inbox offering appointments to see David Osbaldeston's new exhibition at Matt's Gallery. There was a special number to call or email address to use. I like art that you have to make an appointment for. The invitation said nothing about what the exhibition – or encounter? – was going to be. I thought it might be to see Osbaldeston in the process of making s…
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Posted by artreview.com on 7 January 2009 at 7:00pm — No Comments

My submission to Brooklyn Art Project www.brooklynartproject.com

I have entered the Brooklyn Art Project competition with my Chalk Sugar Mouse image, called, Off the Wall Chalk Mouse. The title shown has come up as FlatSugarMouseChalkwords http://www.brooklynartproject.com/photo/photo/listTagged?tag=bestof2008 Do have a look at the competition and if you like my Chalk mouse- please vote. There are some lovely images in the competiton - have a look and see what the Brooklyn Art Project Artists have submitted. Thank you.
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Posted by Louise Gains on 7 January 2009 at 6:58pm — No Comments

January is Arts Month in LA

Calling Los Angeles 'the Venice of the 21st Century' and boasting that the arts generate $100 billion in revenue for the city each year, mayor Antonio Villairagosa announced yesterday that January is Arts Month in LA, reports the LA Times. Special events and promotions are being organised by LA Inc., The Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau, the LA Art Show, LA Stage Alliance, Arts for LA,…
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Posted by News on 7 January 2009 at 4:15pm — No Comments

Glenn Ligon: I am...

It's late on the morning of the US presidential election, and Glenn Ligon is talking about Jasper Johns. "His notion that you take an object – or in my case a text – and do something to it and do something else to it: that's always been the touchstone for the way I've thought about my work." The displacements and iterations Ligon effects, from returning to source material a decade after first use to hiring an appraiser to perform a condition report on an earlier painting, well attest to this leg…
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Posted by ArtReview magazine on 7 January 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

January 6, 2009

Still in a bit of pain today and hoping that I get some relief soon! I saw a show on Broadway over the holidays and they were interviewing people after the show for commercials, they called me today and said they want to use my interview, that was pretty unexpected. Today Ron As…
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Posted by Michael Raucheisen on 7 January 2009 at 2:39am — No Comments

6 January 2009. Today is the first day of my teaching schedule for spring 2009 semester classes in …

6 January 2009. Today is the first day of my teaching schedule for spring 2009 semester classes in the Art department at the University of North Carolina Pembroke. This is always a hectic week, often with much energy focused on administrative tasks and problem solving outside the classroom. My schedule this semester is: Monday & Wednesday Digital Studio: Open studio, scheduled workshops, scheduled large format printing & scheduled analog to digital conversion projects. Tuesday &…
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Posted by John Antoine Labadie on 6 January 2009 at 7:30pm — No Comments

Reviews Marathon: South & West London

ArtReview set four critics the task of reviewing as many London exhibitions as was humanly possible in one week. A hundred shows seen and rated in a seven days? Work it! Here's part one, from south and west London, by Martin Herbert. Rothko: The Late Series Tate Modern The temptation is to plot a route that ends with this show. After all, faced with seeing a mooted 26 exhibitions arrayed across South London's public-transport wasteland (and the diffuse boondocks of t…
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Posted by ArtReview magazine on 6 January 2009 at 4:30pm — No Comments

500 Found-Object Works Call for Artists

Hello from Lark Books! We thought you might like to submit images to be considered in a new Lark Books publication called 500 Found-Object Works, due for release in Fall 2010. We seek one-of-a-kind images of found-object art representing the most creative examples in this exciting genre. While material options are endless (recycled/repurposed wood, paper, plastics, electronics and the like), we will accept only professional quality photography. Due to trademark considerations, very few works f…
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Posted by Gavin at Lark Books on 6 January 2009 at 3:35pm — No Comments

CHRISTOPH RÜTIMANN on tank.tv / 1st - 14th January 2009

Rütimann’s ‘Handlauf’ series leads us on an endless camera ride through the world. Beijing, Skopje, Spullersee, Piccadilly Circus, Fuerteventura and back. Railings and handrails serve as camera tracks in these remarkable and hypnotic works. The special perspective of the rolling camera and the constant view of the ‘tracks’ pulls on the spectators eye as the field of vision is drawn into the camera’s lens. As the central perspective is recreated continuously before being lost and mirrored…
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Posted by tank.tv on 6 January 2009 at 3:34pm — No Comments

LACMA to curate YouTube and Flickr entries inspired by Chris Burden's 'Urban Light'

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art's head of photography, Charlotte Cotton, has called for submissions to an online exhibition of images and videos featuring Chris Burden's sculpture Urban Light – a tight grid of over 200 vintage Southern California streetlamps (see ArtReview's interview with Burden here), which has quickly become an LA icon and appeared in thousands of photos on Flick…
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Posted by News on 6 January 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

tank.tv programme for 2009!

tank.tv is extremely pleased to announce our 2009 programme An ambitious series of 24 solo shows. New exhibitions will open online every two weeks before being made available in our growing archive. This programme of solo shows represents an opportunity to examine a plethora of approaches to the moving image whilst allowing in-depth insight into each individual artist’s practice. The exhibitions will be complemented by a range of intriguing on and off-line events including screenings, Q&…
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Posted by tank.tv on 6 January 2009 at 3:24pm — No Comments

Lawsuit to shut down Koons's Versailles exhibition fails

A descendant of King Louis XIV who filed a suit to close Jeff Koons's acclaimed exhibition at the Palace of Versailles has lost his court case, reports Agence France-Presse, via Artforum. Charles-Emmanuel de Bourbon-Parme argued the Koons's sculptures were 'mercantile', 'pornographic' the work of his forefather and were disprespectful to the dead. The judge concluded that 'The existence of a right to live w…
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Posted by News on 6 January 2009 at 3:22pm — No Comments

Daily Keemo. 1.6.09. You No Tell Me Is Im Wrong

You No Tell Me, Is I'm Wrong? (first of 2009)

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Posted by Keemo on 6 January 2009 at 1:39pm — No Comments

Spring workshops! @The Edge Gallery

Make an Embroidered Box Canvas with Priscilla Jones Saturday 24th Jan 2009 10am - 4pm Advanced/ Intermediate £40 per person Using various fabrics, acrylic paints and machine stitch you will create a contemporary box canvas for your wall. During the day you will explore a range of techniques to enable you to produce a finished piece that is personal and will reflect your own ideas, with guidance from Priscilla. Please note you will need to bring your own machine with a free machine facili…
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Posted by The Edge Gallery on 6 January 2009 at 12:03pm — No Comments

“White Devil? White Saint?”

Look for Artists of any genre for an Art Show in Amsterdam the Netherlands. The theme of which will be “White Devil? White Saint?” Exploring the representation Of White European people in the art and culture of non-European Artist. I see this show would be an interesting counterpoint in relation to a previous show Called “Black and Beautiful” that showed the representation of Black people in European Art From the 15th to the present day. If you would like to take part or comment on this Projec…
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Posted by Ady van de Plas on 6 January 2009 at 11:36am — No Comments

Wishing to Contact Gallery Owners

Calling Real Space Gallery Owners I run a website called www.mousespottersguide.com I invite Artists to submit Art-Work on the theme of Sugar Mice in Strange and Interesting Places. The site have been running since the summer and has had many visitors and Artists submissions. It would be great to team up with a Real Space Gallery to put on a show of Sugar Mouse Art-Work. Any thoughts and help on this idea would be most welcome.

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Posted by Louise Gains on 6 January 2009 at 10:30am — No Comments

Nathalie Crinière to design galleries in Louvre Abu Dhabi

The design firm Nathalie Crinière has been selected to design the exhibition spaces for the Louvre Abu Dhabi, one of the five major institutions being planned for Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Island Cultural District (see a video and article on Saadiyat here). Crinière will work within Jean Nouvel's architecture for the 8,000 square metres…
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Posted by News on 6 January 2009 at 10:00am — No Comments

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