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Written by Otto Messenger
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Monday, 15 March 2010 01:18 |
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KASSEL,
GERMANY - The exhibition (White Reformation Co-Op) Mens
Sana in Corpore Sano combines a large part of Thomas Zipp's oeuvre with
new
works to an elaborate installation. Zipp is dedicating his show in
Kassel to the
question of standard and deviation, social exclusion and the exploration
of the
self, by turning the spaces of the Kunsthalle Fridericianum into a
"psychiatric
hospital" depicted with a gloomy aesthetic and satirical exaggeration.
On
exhibition through 13 June, 2010.
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Written by Peter Krovik
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Monday, 15 March 2010 01:18 |
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ISTANBUL.- The Topkapı Palace which has
been the
center of the state administration for nearly four centuries of the
Ottoman
Empire, is preparing to host the masterpieces of the Kremlin Palace. The
exhibition that is named “Kremlin Palace Treasures are in the Topkapı
Palace” is
inviting all residents of Istanbul to be witnesses of the great meeting
of the
two palaces. The exhibition which is realized within the
activities of
the Cultural Heritage and Museums Directorate of the Istanbul 2010
European
Capital of Culture Agency is going to meet with the art-lovers at the
Privy
Stables section of the Topkapı Palace.
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Read more... The Kremlin Palace Treasures on View at the Topkapi Palace
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Written by Nicolas Chow
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Monday, 15 March 2010 01:18 |
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HONG
KONG.- Sotheby’s announced that the Chinese Ceramics and
Works of
Art 2010 Spring Sale will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and
Exhibition
Centre on 8 April 2010. Comprising over 330 lots with an estimated total
value
of approximately HK$430 million, one of the outstanding highlights of
the sale
is undoubtedly the Magnificent Ceremonial Pearl Necklace of Qing
dynasty, 18th century. Also on offer this season is the single
owner
sale - Water, Pine, and Stone Retreat Collection - Objects of
Contemplation.
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Read more... Sotheby's to Sell Emperor Yongsheng's Ceremonial Pearl Necklace
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Written by Nic Brown
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Monday, 15 March 2010 01:17 |
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CHAPEL
HILL, NC – Each spring, the Ackland Art Museum at The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill presents New Currents in
Contemporary Art (April 9 - May 23, 2010), an exhibition of works by
graduating UNC-Chapel Hill master of fine arts students.
Marking the
culmination of a two-year program, this exhibition introduces four
emerging
artists who interpret ideas ranging from the personal to the political
in a wide
variety of media, styles, and approaches. Curated by Lauren
Sanford,
Graduate Intern at the Ackland who is pursuing her PhD in Art History at
UNC-Chapel Hill, New Currents in Contemporary Art features the
work of
artists T. Coke Whitworth, Jessica Dupuis, Kia Mercedes Carscallen, and
Emily
Scott Beck.
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Read more... Ackland Art Museum presents New Currents in Contemporary Art
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Written by Justin Redgrave
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Monday, 15 March 2010 01:16 |
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LONDON.-
Reza Derakshani is a most worthy choice
for the second exhibition of Iranian art at Osborne Samuel Gallery. He
follows
our well received show in June 2009 which brought the works of Sadegh
Tirafkan,
Behrouz Rae and Morteza Darehbaghi to London for the first time.
The
gallery has always shown a great interest in art from those countries
where
there is a vibrant art scene that is perhaps under-represented in London
.
Osborne Samuel Gallery pioneered the showing of Indian
contemporary art
some years ago and are now embarking on an ambitious programme to show
the best
Iranian artists.
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Read more... Contemporary Iranian Art by Reza Derakshani at Osborne Samuel Gallery
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Written by Michael Rosenfeld
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Monday, 15 March 2010 01:16 |
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NEW
YORK, NY.- Michael Rosenfeld Gallery presents Unconscious
Unbound:
Surrealism in America, the gallery’s first exhibition in over a decade
dedicated
to the influence of surrealism on American figural and abstract art.
Spanning
two decades from 1931 to 1952, the exhibition features painting,
drawing,
sculpture, and collage by thirty-two artists: William Baziotes,
Eugene
Berman, Federico Castellon, Eldzier Cortor, Willem deKooning, Jimmy
Ernst,
Herbert Ferber, Jared French, Arshile Gorky, Morris Graves, David Hare,
Charles
Howard, Gerome Kamrowski, Leon Kelly, Harold Lehman, Norman Lewis,
Seymour
Lipton, Helen Lundeberg, Boris Margo, Irving Norman, Gordon Onslow-Ford,
Alfonso
Ossorio, Jackson Pollock, Richard Pousette-Dart, Theodore Roszak, Mark
Rothko,
Charles Seliger, Kurt Seligmann, Theodoros Stamos, Dorothea Tanning,
Pavel
Tchelitchew and John Wilde. On exhibition through 29 May,
2010.
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Read more... Michael Rosenfeld Gallery Explores Surrealism in America
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Written by Olaf Peters
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 03:03 |
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NEW
YORK, NY.- From March 11 to August 30, 2010, Neue Galerie New York
presents “Otto Dix,” the first one-man museum exhibition of works by this major
German artist ever held in North America. Organized by Olaf Peters, Professor of
Modern Art History and Art Theory at the Martin-Luther-University
Halle-Wittenberg, the show contains more than 100 masterpieces from the United
States, Canada, and Europe. After its run at the Neue Galerie, the exhibition
will travel to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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Read more... Otto Dix One-Man Exhibition at The Neue Galerie New York
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Written by Michaela Hille
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 01:39 |
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Hamburg, Germany - An exhibition with more than 250 original
photos, books and folders with studies from the nude, including masterpieces
from each period.The representation of the unclothed human body has exuded a
great fascination ever since time began. The exhibition Nude Visions invites
visitors to embark on a journey through a collection of depictions of the human
body spanning 150 years. More than 250 original photos, books and
folders with studies from the nude will be on view, including masterpieces from
each period: from photographs dating from the 19th century which seek their
models in Classical Antiquity and the Renaissance, up to Surrealistic
experiments and fashion and lifestyle photography. The exhibition illustrates
changing ideals of beauty and moral perceptions, and reveals once again the
constant attempt to balance between educational openness, titillation and
curiosity. On exhibition at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe through 25 April,
2010.
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Read more... 150 Years of Nude Photography at The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe
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Written by Alice Benninger
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 01:38 |
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LONDON.- On Wednesday, June 2, 2010, Sotheby’s London will
offer for sale one of the finest figure paintings by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
(1796-1875) ever to have appeared on the market. Estimated at
£800,000-1,200,000, "Jeune femme à la fontaine" enjoyed an exceptional early
provenance before it was requisitioned during the Nazi period. It has
now been restituted to the heirs of its erstwhile owners and will be one of the
centrepieces of Sotheby’s forthcoming sale of 19th Century Paintings. Jeune
femme à la fontaine’s journey through history provides a story that is as
compelling as those behind the restituted works by Gustav Klimt and Hendrick
Goltzius recently sold at Sotheby’s.
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Read more... Nazi-Looted Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot Painting to Be Sold by Sotheby’s
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Written by Mike Collett-White
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 01:38 |
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LONDON (REUTERS).- Art history has been less than
kind to Paul Sandby, an 18th century British painter whose name was eclipsed by
contemporaries like Thomas Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds. But a new
exhibition of his work at the Royal Academy sets out to remind visitors of
Sandby's importance in promoting the status of the watercolor, recognizing the
power of print and taking on William Hogarth, whose works he dared to
parody. A founding member of the Royal Academy in 1768, Sandby was
regarded as "the father of English watercolor," and in focusing on landscapes
and scenes across England, Scotland and Wales rather than Italy, he left an
important record of social, economic and political change. "Paul Sandby:
Picturing Britain" runs from March 13-June 13 in the Sackler Wing.
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Read more... The Royal Academy Show Focuses on "Neglected" British Painter Paul Sandby
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Written by Bernard Gimble
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 01:37 |
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LONDON.- The EyeWriter has today, Friday 12 March
2010, been chosen as the winner of the first FutureEverything Award, a £10,000
prize set up by FutureEverything to celebrate the creative imagination that will
shape our future. The EyeWriter is a pair of low-cost eye-tracking glasses that
allow artists and graffiti writers with paralysis to draw using only their
eyes. Inspired by Tony Quan, a graffiti writer, social activist and
publisher who was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (AML) in 2003,
The EyeWriter is the result of a collaboration with five other artists and a
production company. It is an ongoing project to empower people suffering from
degenerative neuromuscular diseases with creative technologies.
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Read more... Prize Awarded to Glasses that Enable Paralysed Artists to Draw
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Written by Dieter Grossman
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 01:37 |
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BERLIN.- Galerie Michael Janssen presents a
selection of Emil Holmer’s recent paintings. Dead Letters is the first solo
exhibition of the Swedish artist at the gallery. Born in Karlstad in 1975,
Holmer studied at the Academy of Arts in Umeå and at the U.D.K. in
Berlin, where he was a guest student in the class of Tony Cragg. In
recent years, Holmer had several solo exhibitions in Europe, Australia and South
Africa. On view 12 March through 24 April, 2010.
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