Stroom Den Haag presents the exhibition ‘Food Forward’ on view 15 January–1 April 2012, presenting scenarios for the future of our food based on the work of artists and designers. Dunne & Raby, Between Reality and the Impossible, 2010, Foragers 6. Photo: [Read More]
Yearly Archives: 2012
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This coming April, Art Brussels celebrates its 30th edition with 178 of the world’s leading galleries from 25 countries. The high quality mix of young talent galleries and established names is enhanced by a great number of innovating newcomers. Participating galleries: Australia [Read More]
New York artist Judith Gwyn Brown will be exhibiting “The New York Series,” ten framed oil-on-canvas paintings that tell the stories of New York City in an unparalleled and personal way, at the Greenwich Arts Council’s Bendheim Gallery in Greenwich, Conn., Jan. [Read More]
The Indialantic Art Festival, hosted by the city of Indialantic, features the finest artists in the country including top local talent for a truly eclectic exhibit of quality original art. Prices are set to suit all budgets and range from $25 hand-designed [Read More]
Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery presents Paula Scher. Maps an exhibition on view January 12 – February 18. Paula Scher, NYC Transit, 2007. Acrylic on canvas, 98 x 50.5 inches. Photo: Courtesy Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery. For the past twenty years, renowned graphic designer and [Read More]
Cheim & Read announce an exhibition of recent work by Bill Jensen on view JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 18, 2012. Bill Jensen, DUTCH RAIN, 2010. Oil on linen, 26 x 20 inches, 66 x 50.8 centimeters. Photo: Courtesy Cheim & Read. Born [Read More]
George Maciunas’s extreme dislike of smoking was at once very personal—his seriously poor health made him sensitive to smoke and a political one—in the face of all the collective Fluxus work to be done, smoking seemed to him frivolous, self-indulgent and decadent. [Read More]
The inaugural Metro Show reveals its brand new face when it opens to the public on January 19 through 22, at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street in New York. Joining the brigade of the Americana dealers who signed on from [Read More]
The International Contemporary Art Fair ARCOmadrid, which takes place from 15 to 19 February, will be a meeting point for professionals of the contemporary art sector from all over the world. Talks and discussions for reflecting on art and collecting will bring [Read More]
FEAST Projects announce that Xie Lei’s debut show in Asia is extended through January 19th. The critical response to the exhibition has been overwhelmingly positive, including Xie Lei’s being featured as “Artist to Watch” in the Art Economist. Don’t miss the opportunity [Read More]
VIP Art Fair, the world’s first contemporary art fair held exclusively online, announced the closing of an initial round of angel funding by two international investors. The fair, which launched in January 2011, will be hosting its second edition, VIP 2.0, from [Read More]
Pangolin gallery will reopen to the public on Wednesday 11th January with ‘Exorcising the Fear: British Sculpture from the 1950s’. Geoffrey Clark, Man, 1951, The Ingram Collection. Exorcising the Fear will explore a pivotal point in the history of British sculpture. Returning [Read More]
Art Basel Miami Beach, Miami December 1–4, 2011 Jonathan T. D. Neil takes a dig at the dissonance at Art Basel Miami Beach a few weeks after the eviction of “Occupy Wall Street” protestors in Zuccotti Park: “harmony is for hippy losers,” [Read More]
MARC STRAUS presents an exhibition of new works by German artist Birgit Brenner, on view January 8 – February 10, 2012 This will be the artist’s first solo exhibition in the US and will inaugurate the gallery’s new space at 299 Grand [Read More]