London based artist. Teaches Video at a school of architecture. Rather good at vegetable growing. website: http://www.joelnewman.org/about.html Vimeo

Roger Ackling 4 February 2012 - 21 April 2012 http://www.inglebygallery.com/exhibitions/roger-ackling-2/

Roger Ackling

4 February 2012 - 21 April 2012

http://www.inglebygallery.com/exhibitions/roger-ackling-2/

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¡TONIGHT! Heather GuertinLive at Audio Visual ArtsFriday, January 27, 2012 – 7pmLimited standing

¡TONIGHT!


Heather Guertin
Live at Audio Visual Arts
Friday, January 27, 2012 – 7pm
Limited standing

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IBID PROJECTS Janis Avotins 26 January - 10 March 2012 ~  Private viewThursday 26 January 20126 - 8.30pm

IBID PROJECTS

Janis Avotins

26 January - 10 March 2012

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Private view
Thursday 26 January 2012
6 - 8.30pm

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Klara KristalovaSounds of Dogs and YouthThrough 28 January 2012 540 W. 26th Street, New YorkExuding both an innocence and horror, Kristalova’s uncanny sculptures portray adolescent girls and boys, often marked with exaggerated features or in the midst of transformation, and bring to mind memories of childhood fantasy, dreams and nightmares. For her first exhibition at Lehmann Maupin titledSounds of Dogs and Youth, Kristalova presents her work in an atmosphere that places viewers in a flux between a dreamy and surreal place, and an ordinary space where conversations and interactions occur. For more information and to view images from the the exhibition, Click here.

Klara Kristalova
Sounds of Dogs and Youth
Through 28 January 2012 
540 W. 26th Street, New York

Exuding both an innocence and horror, Kristalova’s uncanny sculptures portray adolescent girls and boys, often marked with exaggerated features or in the midst of transformation, and bring to mind memories of childhood fantasy, dreams and nightmares. For her first exhibition at Lehmann Maupin titledSounds of Dogs and Youth, Kristalova presents her work in an atmosphere that places viewers in a flux between a dreamy and surreal place, and an ordinary space where conversations and interactions occur. For more information and to view images from the the exhibition, Click here.

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BASF AND PHILIPS SHINE A LIGHT WITH OLED PANELS

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Becky Beasly Feet & Hinges (and Other Literary Models) Artist Talks Series organised by Parveen Adams Date: 27.01.2012 Time: 18:30:00 Venue: Lecture Hall Christy Lange has noted that Beasley’s ‘sculptures and photographs, as mute and minimal as they appear, unexpectedly open onto literary worlds’. Working between sculpture and photography - often printing at a 1:1 scale – allows Beasley to ask sculptural questions of the photographic and to interrogate the sculptural from the position of the photographic object. Conceptual and instinctual attitudes are bound intensely into the centre of her practice. Becky Beasley lives and works in St Leonards on Sea, UK. Exhibitions include: Art Now, Tate Britain (2012); Spike Island, Bristol (2013); The Outside, Francesca Minini (2011); 13 Pieces 17 Feet, Serpentine Gallery Pavilion (2010); British Art Show 7: In The Days of the Comet (touring 2010/11); Structure and Material, Arts Council Collection (touring 2010/11); La Carte D’Après Nature, curated by Thomas Demand, NMNM, Monaco (2010) Matthew Marks Gallery, New York (2011).

Becky Beasly

Feet & Hinges (and Other Literary Models) Artist Talks Series organised by Parveen Adams

Date: 27.01.2012 
Time: 18:30:00 
Venue: Lecture Hall
Christy Lange has noted that Beasley’s ‘sculptures and photographs, as mute and minimal as they appear, unexpectedly open onto literary worlds’. Working between sculpture and photography - often printing at a 1:1 scale – allows Beasley to ask sculptural questions of the photographic and to interrogate the sculptural from the position of the photographic object. Conceptual and instinctual attitudes are bound intensely into the centre of her practice.

Becky Beasley lives and works in St Leonards on Sea, UK. Exhibitions include: Art Now, Tate Britain (2012); Spike Island, Bristol (2013); The Outside, Francesca Minini (2011); 13 Pieces 17 Feet, Serpentine Gallery Pavilion (2010); British Art Show 7: In The Days of the Comet (touring 2010/11); Structure and Material, Arts Council Collection (touring 2010/11); La Carte D’Après Nature, curated by Thomas Demand, NMNM, Monaco (2010) Matthew Marks Gallery, New York (2011).

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Opens Tomorrow, Jan 26, 6-9p:

”Resolve”
 Curated by Tony Curanaj

Joshua Liner Gallery, 548 W28th St., NYC (3rd Floor)

an exhibition of twenty-five emerging and established artists whose work is rooted in classical art traditions and training. In rendering the figure, still life, or landscape subject, this illustrious group (including twenty-two painters, two sculptors, and one photographer) expresses a collective interest in classical art forms with a variety of distinct and decidedly contemporary voices.

Artists:
Anthony Waichulis, Brad Kunkle, Christopher Gallego, Dan Thompson, David Kassan, Edward Minoff, Graydon Parrish, Jacob Collins, Jacob A. Pfeiffer, Jefferson Hayman, Jeremy Mann,  Kate Lehman, Kim Cogan, Kris Kuksi, Kris Lewis, Lee Misenheimer, Michael Grimaldi,  Rob Leecock, Scott Waddell, Shawn Smith, Shawn Barber, Steven Assael, Tony Curanaj, Travis Schlaht, Will Wilson

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“towel day - Towels with a silkscreen print as homage to Douglas Adams. Next to the words ‘DON’T PANIC’ there are the GPS data from the city Innsbruck where D. Adams had the idea for the ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy’”. Uploaded there by Bazillus.

“towel day - Towels with a silkscreen print as homage to Douglas Adams. Next to the words ‘DON’T PANIC’ there are the GPS data from the city Innsbruck where D. Adams had the idea for the ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy’”. Uploaded there by Bazillus.

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https://auction.rogallery.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/56/lot/9988/from/find-lots/ Artist: Pablo Picasso, After, Spanish (1881 - 1973)Title: Enfant Avec Cheval a Toulettes, 2-CYear of Originally Created Artwork: 1945Medium: Lithograph on Arches PaperEdition: 500, 34 AP’sSize: 29 in. x 22 in. (73.66 cm x 55.88 cm) 

https://auction.rogallery.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/56/lot/9988/from/find-lots/

Artist: Pablo Picasso, After, Spanish (1881 - 1973)
Title: Enfant Avec Cheval a Toulettes, 2-C
Year of Originally Created Artwork: 1945
Medium: Lithograph on Arches Paper
Edition: 500, 34 AP’s
Size: 29 in. x 22 in. (73.66 cm x 55.88 cm) 

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1967 / PerformanceSaturday, January 28th, 5pm By Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suibwith C. Spencer Yeh and Aaron Moorehttp://www.locksgallery.com/

1967 / Performance
Saturday, January 28th, 5pm

By Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib
with C. Spencer Yeh and Aaron Moore
http://www.locksgallery.com/


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Ori Gersht This Storm Is What We Call ProgressMummery + Schnelle is pleased to announce that Ori Gersht’s solo exhibition This Storm Is What We Call Progress, will open at the Imperial War Museum in London on 25 January and continue until 29 April.The exhibition will feature the first UK screening of two recent films, Evaders and Will You Dance For Me, and photographs from the 2010 series Chasing Good Fortune. In his work Gersht investigates the capacity of photography and film to address the themes of history and memory. For more information about the exhibition please click here.A limited edition artist’s book will be published on the occasion of the exhibition and will be available shortly. For more details, please contact Mummery + Schnelle on: +44 20 7636 7344 or: info@mummeryschnelle.com25 January - 29 AprilImperial War MuseumLambeth RoadLondon SE1Co-curated with PhotoworksSupported by Arts Council England

Ori Gersht This Storm Is What We Call Progress

Mummery + Schnelle is pleased to announce that Ori Gersht’s solo exhibition This Storm Is What We Call Progress, will open at the Imperial War Museum in London on 25 January and continue until 29 April.

The exhibition will feature the first UK screening of two recent films, Evaders and Will You Dance For Me, and photographs from the 2010 series Chasing Good Fortune. In his work Gersht investigates the capacity of photography and film to address the themes of history and memory. For more information about the exhibition please click here.

A limited edition artist’s book will be published on the occasion of the exhibition and will be available shortly. For more details, please contact Mummery + Schnelle on: +44 20 7636 7344 
or: info@mummeryschnelle.com


25 January - 29 April

Imperial War Museum
Lambeth Road
London SE1

Co-curated with Photoworks
Supported by Arts Council England


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it took time for the green

by Fabian Peake

http://akermandaly.com/residencies/fabian-peake/it-took-time/

6 Plays

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Margarita Gluzberg Avenue des Gobelins FINAL WEEK | Exhibition Closes Sat 28 Jan 18 November 2011 - 28 January 2012 paradise row

Margarita Gluzberg

Avenue des Gobelins

FINAL WEEK | Exhibition Closes Sat 28 Jan

18 November 2011 - 28 January 2012

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#543

bazandchaz:


Post-Task Cascade by Daniel Swan.

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