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Boundaries on the Move
e-flux » Announcements 17 May 2012 | 4:00 am
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Chen Chieh-Jen, Empire’s Borders II – Western Enterprises, Inc. (still), 2010. Three channel video installation.*
Boundaries on the MoveTaipei Museum at the Herzliya Museum, Israel
Boundaries on the Move: A Cross-Cultural Dialogue18 May–11 August 2012Opening: 18 May 2012
4 Ha’banim StreetHerzliya 46379, Israel
T +972 9 9551011F +972 9 9500043info@herzliyamuseum.co.il
www.herzliyamuseum.co.il www.tfam.gov.tw
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Participating artistsChang Chien-Chi, Chen Chieh-Jen, Chen Ching-Yao, Chu Chun-Teng, Hou Chun-Ming, Huang Chih-Yang, Hsieh Ying-Chun, Huang Hai-Hsin, Miki Krastman, Nira Pereg, Peng Hung-Chih, Michal Shamir, Su Yu-Hsien, Charwei Tsai, Tsui Kuang-Yu, Tu Pei-Shih, Yao Jui-Chung, Wang Ya-Hui, Wu Chi-Tsung
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Artists in Residence: Open Studios
e-flux » Announcements 17 May 2012 | 4:00 am
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Artists in Residence: Open Studios at Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome
Carola Bonfili, Graham Hudson,Luigi Presicce, Ishmael Randall Weeks
24 May–22 July 2012Opening: 23 May 2012, 7pm
Via Nizza 138, RomeHours: Tuesday–Sunday, 11–7pmSaturday, 11–10pm
www.macro.roma.museum
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Open studios marks the end of the first cycle of the Artists in Residence program established in January 2012. Site-specific works by Carola Bonfili, Graham Hudson, Luigi Presicce, and Ishmael Randall Weeks will be on show from 24 May to 22 July 2012. Along with new works, the studios will be open to the public to highlight the processes underlying the specific methods[…] -
Rob Pruitt’s Flea Market
e-flux » Announcements 17 May 2012 | 4:00 am
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Token by Rob Pruitt for the Monnaie de Paris.*
Rob Pruitt’s Flea Market at Monnaie de Paris
Saturday 19 May, 6pm–midnight
Opening: 4pm
11 quai de Conti75006 ParisFrance
www.monnaiedeparis.frmonnaiedeparis-art.tumblr.com
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FeaturingAir de Paris & Mrzyk et Moriceau & Bruno Serralongue
& Jean-Luc Verna; Wilfrid Almendra; Pierre Ardouvin; Rosa Barba; Neil Beloufa; Gilles Berquet; Davide Bertocchi; Nicolas Boulard & Lorraine Féline, Vincent Israël Jost; Mohamed Bourouissa; Castillo/Corrales; Alex Cecchetti; Claude Closky; Cneai; Isabelle Cornaro & Vassilis Salpistis; Didier Courbot; Andrea Crews & Maroussia Rebecq; François Curlet & Jean-Marie Appriou, Caroline Mesquita; Brice Dellsperger & Natacha Lesueur, Michael Roy, Anastasio Costoso;[…] -
Rita McBride: Public Tender
e-flux » Announcements 17 May 2012 | 4:00 am
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Alexander Hick, Day After Day (film still), 2011.*
Rita McBride: Public Tender at MACBA
Oferta Pública / Public Tender18 May–24 September 2012
Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)Plaça dels Àngels, 108001 Barcelona, SpainHours: weekdays (except Tuesdays), 11–7:30pm24 June–24 September, 11–8pmSaturdays, 10–8pmSundays and public holidays, 10–3pm
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Exhibition organized by MACBA and curated by Bartomeu Marí
Educated in the United States but based in Germany, Rita McBride is a professor at the prestigious Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. Her work explores the production of public space and the reception of culture through sculptures that recreate familiar elements from our immediate environment. McBride sometimes dramatizes objects[…] -
Artpace International Artists-in-Residence present New Works Now
e-flux » Announcements 17 May 2012 | 4:00 am
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Juan Miguel Ramos, Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros, 2012. Video still.*
Artpace International Artists-in-Residence present New Works Now
Alex de Leon, Katrina Moorhead,Katie Pell, Juan Miguel Ramos,Lordy Rodriguez
May 10–September 9, 2012
445 N. Main AvenueSan Antonio, Texas 78205
www.artpace.org
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Artpace San Antonio is pleased to announce the unveiling of its New Works Now exhibition in the Hudson (Show)Room, featuring new works by former International Artists-in-Residence from Texas: Alex de Leon (1996), Katrina Moorhead (2005), Katie Pell (2006), Juan Miguel Ramos (2002), and Lordy Rodriguez (2001). The exhibition opened on May 10 and will be on view through September[…] -
Seoul: Do-Ho Suh ‘Home Within a Home’ at Leeum Samsung Museum of Art through June 3, 2012
AO Art Observed™ 17 May 2012 | 4:02 amDo-Ho Suh, Reflection (2005–2011). Images via Leeum Samsung Museum of Art. Korean-born multi-media artist Do-Ho Suh exhibits Home Within Home at the Leeum Samsung Museum of Art in Seoul, South Korea through June 3. The show assembles sculptural works produced over the last seven year years, which recreate interior and exterior spaces in fragile unions between skeletal metal [...]
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New York May 2012: TOM SACHS/SPACE PROJECT MARS/VIP OPENING AT THE PARK AVENUE ARMORY/CREATIVE TIME 7 by Michael Anderson in New York
WM | whitehot magazine of contemporary art - latest articles 17 May 2012 | 2:16 amWriter bar owner fashionista Ali Sky Trust for Governors Island Development officer Emily Tanner-McLean and Nadine Johnson &Associates' Christina CaputoArtist Annika Connor Tom Sachs Space Program Mars Tom Sachs installation Installation. . .
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Conduct Beethoven’s 5th Symphony with the Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra
Knight Arts 16 May 2012 | 9:53 pm
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By Julia Rubio, Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra
This Saturday the Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra launches its iConduct Festival at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, 3pm on the main stage. Audience members will get a chance to conduct Beethoven’s 5th Symphony. Come early! Participation is on a first come, first served basis. Plan to bring your camera and capture the fun – share with us on Twitter or Facebook to enter a chance to win a one-of-a-kind iConduct T-Shirt and Conductor’s Baton. We invite creativity! iConduct Photo & Video Contest Winners will be selected each week.
iConduct audience participant leads the BPCO
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It's Time for Recess: A Unique Nonprofit You Need to Know About
Hyperallergic 16 May 2012 | 8:08 pm
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Artists Andy Meerow and Rose Marcus and Recess Art's Maia Murphy and Allison Weisberg in front of the Soho storefront (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic)It’s hard to believe that Recess Art, the Soho-based nonprofit, is only three years old and has already made significant waves in the city’s art scene as a place where artists are free to explore process in every which way. “It’s a space where you realize projects you can’t realize anywhere else,” founder and executive director Allison Weisberg says, and she really means it.Situated in a short block and slightly removed from the commercial chaos[…] -
A sneak peek at MOCAD’s summer season
Knight Arts 16 May 2012 | 6:46 pm
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By Kelli B Kavanaugh, Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
MOCAD’s summer season is now open, and there are two wonderful exhibitions coupled with a full roster of public programs to entice you to come visit the Museum.
The first, Post-Industrial Complex, is an exhibition and source book that celebrates the ingenuity and adaptivity of the Detroit community. The exhibition is organized by MOCAD and curated by MOCAD’s Curator of Education, Katie McGowan, and Curator of Public Engagement, Jon Brumit. This multi-disciplinary exhibition, comprised of locally made objects and recorded interviews with makers, proposes a conversation about the meaning and value of personal[…] -
AO Newslink
AO Art Observed™ 16 May 2012 | 5:23 pmThe Guggenheim Museum announces mid-career retrospective of Dutch photographer Rineke Dijkstra to open June 29–October 28, 2012. The exhibition spans 20 years of work, featuring over 70 color photographs and five video installations, and is co-organized by the San Francisco Museum of Art, which displayed the show in February, 2012 Click here for the Guggenheim [...]
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Head of Programme: Curating Contemporary Art
RSS - The Art Newspaper 16 May 2012 | 5:34 pmHead of Programme: Curating Contemporary Art Salary: c £60k depending on experience (pro-rated for part-time). Location: South Kensington Campus The Royal College of Art, the only entirely postgraduate institution...
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A River of LED Fireflies in Tokyo
Hyperallergic 16 May 2012 | 4:31 pm
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Image via tokyo-hotaru.comLOS ANGELES — Paris earned the moniker of “City of Light,” but many other cities are worthy of the title these days. From Hong Kong to Manhattan, most cities glow and sparkle at night; places like Los Angeles and Beijing, with their long, winding highways, glow white and red in the evening as traffic piles up like a river of lights. Photo via flickr.com/eviljeremyActual rivers, by contrast, are usually dark spots at night, recognizable only as absences between well-lit buildings and highways. That’s what makes the image of 100,000 LED lights floating on Tokyo’s Sumida River so evocative.[…] -
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Ends Today: A Kickstarter to Tell LA's Creative Stories
Hyperallergic 16 May 2012 | 3:37 pm
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LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles, like New York, is a city of migrants. You move to LA in search of something. For many people, that’s Hollywood or the music business; for others, it’s the city’s growing art scene. In makeshift studios and homes across the city, artists and creatives are working hard to make it here in the city. "Punk Rock Economics" — a page from Iris Porter's DIY in Portland book.Artist and writer Iris Porter is aiming to capture those stories. Her new book, DIYinLAX, looks at community and creativity in the City of Angels. Described as “a cultural[…] -
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Latest Activity on artreview.com 16 May 2012 | 3:33 pm
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Jan F. Welker, Margret Schopka and Alexandra Burda joined artreview.com's groupVote! Your Favourite Artworks on artreview.comVote for your favourite artworks on artreview.com, as nominated by our guest critic writing the weekly Roundup column. A winner will be announced every month and featured on the homepage. -
Wednesday links
Tyler Green: Modern Art Notes 16 May 2012 | 3:32 pmNicholas Tinari takes to the Philly Inky op-ed page to say the right things about Philadelphia’s dismantling of and disregard for the Barnes Foundation. LACMA just acquired a painting painted by Goya’s cubicle-mate (sort of). The Tate is exploring mapping its collection in all kinds of interesting ways. How artist Steve Roden found painter Frederick Hammersley. Great stuff. If I were a betting man, I’d wager on a Hammersley retrospective as part of PST II. Carolina Miranda has a new shorthand for the Hirshhorn’s long-proposed ‘bubble’ thingy: “Giant turquoise poo.” Speaking of the Hirshhorn, its new website is a mistake.[…]
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Actors’ Summit reaches highpoint in latest comedy offering
Knight Arts 16 May 2012 | 2:00 pm
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Right before the curtain went up on “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” the usher said quietly that the show would be slightly over two hours with a very short intermission.
Someone beside me groaned and said, “This better be good.”
Actually it turned out to be a wonderfully funny, highly entertaining evening of good musical comeduy. Co-founder of Actors’ Summit (a Knight Arts grantee) Neil Thackaberry – and director for this production – made certain of that by some smart choices for staging and giving his singers room to do their thing.
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In vacant St. Paul storefronts, artists fill the void
Knight Arts 16 May 2012 | 2:00 pm
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Ask anyone who lives in a neighborhood riddled with foreclosed homes and derelict storefronts, and they’ll tell you: an empty building is much more than just an empty building in hard economic times. These neglected spaces become a locus for petty vandalism and crime, the abandoned commercial and residential properties’ growing disrepair an unmistakable hallmark of a community on the ropes.
It’s rare to see just one foreclosed home in my working class neighborhood on St. Paul’s east side. You usually find them in clusters, two or three on the same block. Now that the weather has turned warmer, the[…]
