Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: exposition, Londres |
The artists in Brush It In are instigating what could be called the beginnings of a post-Photoshop engagement with photography. Curated by Lorenzo Durantini. Selection of Websites: Joshua Citarella, Fleur van Dodewaard, Christiane Feser, Darren Harvey-Regan, Antonio Marguet and Anne de Vries.
Flowers, Londres. 26.10.2012 > 24.11.2012.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition, Londres |
Mathieu Copeland is the fourth guest curator invited by the David Roberts Art Foundation to be part of the Curators’ Series. Copeland’s group show, Studies for an Exhibition, explores how exhibitions are to be envisaged in regard to transient thoughts – an art that reveals itself through time, as movements of transitions, as possible studies giving the feeling of what is, and what can be.
Selection of Websites: Elena Bajo, Emma Bjornesparr, Roman Opalka and Yann Sérandour.
David Roberts Art Foundation, Londres. 07.04.2011 > 11.06.2011.
Filed under: Graphisme, Photographie | Tags: livre, Londres |
POV FEMALE is a publishing project by Damien Poulain that brings together a diverse group of young female photographers in a collection of monographs. The first monographs are on: Briony Campbell, Tara Darby, Rasha Kahil, Bronwen Parker-Rhodes and Charlotte Player.
KK Outlet, Londres. 22.02.2011.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition, galerie, Londres |
Stretching across the various disciplines of visual art, Matt Golden‘s work calls to mind Carl Andre and the minimalist love of making art out of what should not be art. His actions result from using materials to hand, though his interventions are based on an internal logic – the idea that the materials themselves suggest what transformation they could undergo. Through slight subversions his single element works become resituated in the world.
BISCHOFF/WEISS, Londres. 25.02.2011 > 02.04.2011.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration | Tags: exposition, galerie, Londres |
Ricky Swallow’s new exhibition at Modern Art presents a mature and dramatic new body of work. These new sculptures form a cohesive family of cast bronze objects, repeating and reorganising a particular set of material phrases in built representations of vessels, masks, and panels.
Klaus Mosettig presents a suite of pencil drawings on paper, each measuring just over one and a half metres square. An earlier drawing reproduces images taken during the Apollo 11 moon landing, which document the surface of the moon in close-up photographic detail.
Modern Art, Londres. 14.01.2011 > 19.02.2011.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition, Londres |
Laura Buckley works sculpturally with projected light, making it visible as a medium and causing its dispersal in space, therefore the built environment and structural support that surrounds it have become an integral part of the work. Maria Taniguchi avoids tangible subject matter unless it has been processed through a much wider network. Adam Thompson distances himself from hands-on making excavating found debris and the stuff of the everyday.
Cell Project Space, Londres. 10.12.2010 > 23.10.2011.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition, Londres |
British artist John Stezaker is fascinated by the lure of images. Taking classic movie stills, vintage postcards and book illustrations, Stezaker makes collages to give old images a new meaning.
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Whitechapel Gallery, Londres. 29.01.2011 > 18.03.2011.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Graphisme, Peinture - Illustration, Photographie | Tags: exposition, galerie, Londres |
Magic Show features work by 24 international artists, with new commissions and an archive of historical posters, curious props and off-beat ephemera from the world of theatrical magic.
Selection of websites: Jonathan Allen, Rick Buckley, Brian Catling, Colin Guillemet, Alexandra Hopf, Suzanne Treister and Sinta Werner.
Pump House Gallery, Londres. 06.10.2010 > 19.12.201
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition, galerie, Londres |
Bojan Šarčević’s work has an incredible elemental sensitivity. His practice centres on the cusp of the experience of form, where material intersects with the phases of creative process and aesthetic judgement. More: Press Release.
Modern Art, Londres. 13.10.2010 > 13.11.2010.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition, Londres |
Fiona Banner is best known for her “wordscapes”, written transcriptions of the frame-by-frame action in Hollywood war films. She has long been fascinated by the emblem of the fighter plane ad she places recently decommissioned fighter planes in the incongruous setting of the Duveen Galleries.
Tate Britain, Londres. 28.06.2010 > 03.01.2011.