NEW PHOTOGRAPHY 2010 – MOMA – NEW YORK
Posted by Fabio 1 October 2010
New Photography 2010 presents four artists- Roe Ethridge, Elad Lassry, Alex Prager, and Amanda Ross-Ho-whose photographs mine the inexhaustible reservoir of images found in print media and cinema. read more
Akos Birkás
Posted by Fabio 1 October 2010
For some considerable time Akos Birkás’s paintings, constructed in diptychs, evoked “heads” (Köpfbilder) in simple oval forms (more than 200 of them), often on the scale of the body, which by the horizon of 2000 had become veritable portraits suggesting the apparent symmetry of the human figure as much as the schizophrenic possibilities of the personality. read more
FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS
Posted by Fabio 30 September 2010
FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS was an independent critical design exhibition showcasing new work by Revital Cohen and Tuur Van Balen. Situated on the experimental edge of the London Design Festival, the show featured two new projects: one exploring the use of tumour targeting nano-gold particles as hypothetical family heirlooms, the other proposing the use of feral pigeons and synthetic biology for aesthetic interventions in urban metabolisms. read more
Tim Eitel
Posted by Fabio 29 September 2010
Tim Eitel is internationally known as one of the most prominent German painters of his generation. Because of his coloured-bright paintings of landscapes and museum rooms, populated with people, who are mostly completely concentrating on themselves, he became famous. Current scenarios of a lack of true relationships. Already in this “bright period” Tim Eitel stands in the tradition of a modern era with the topic of the grown lonely, disoriented human. www.eigen-art.com
File Issue 4
Posted by Fabio 29 September 2010
Featuring Revital Cohen, Aurèle Sack, Sean Dunne, Eric Yahnker, Penny Davenport, Raymond Cauchetier, Luisa Fici, Posy Simmonds, Luke Seomore & Joseph Bull, Daniel Chester, Silas Money, Sara Muzio, Matthias Hoegg, Anna McGrath..
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Eric Rondepierre
Posted by Fabio 28 September 2010
In the early 1990s Eric Rondepierre started exploring the blind spots of cinema. His intervention consisted in choosing frames (the images that are projected at a rate of 24 per second on the screen, and that are invisible in a normal screening) in accordance with clearly defined criteria, and then excerpting them and showing them as large-format photographic prints. read more
Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets Russes
Posted by Fabio 27 September 2010
Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets Russes
1909 – 1929
25 September to 9 January 2011
V&A
Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL
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