The Frist Center for the Visual Arts presents Jack Spencer: Beyond the Surface a photographs exhibition on view through Oct. 13, 2013. For more than twenty years, Nashville, Tennessee, photographer Jack Spencer (b. 1951) has created a world of shadow and light, […]
Monthly Archives: July 2013
Santa Barbara Museum of Art presents Un/Natural Color, an exhibition of color photography on view through September 29, 2013. This exhibition looks at the powerful relationship between color and memory by considering photographs and the ways in which their unique color palettes […]
First held in 1940, Colombia’s longest-running and best-known platform for contemporary art, the National Salon of Artists, presents its 43rd edition (SNA43) in the city of Medellín from Friday, September 6 to November 3, 2013. Saber Desconocer (To Know Not To Know) […]
The 2013 edition of the Contemporary Art Festival celebrates an important moment in the history of the biennial show. It is the three-decade anniversary of Brazil’s sole international contemporary festival whose platform combines exhibitions, public activities and awards. As in past editions, […]
Ben Uri Museum presents Looking In: Photographic Portraits by Maud Sulter and Chan-Hyo Bae an exhibition on view through 22nd September 2013. This is the first in a series of Ben Uri exhibitions exploring themes of identity and migration in detail and […]
MOCA Geffen Contemporary presents A New Sculpturalism: Contemporary Architecture from Southern California an exhibition on view through September 16th. The museum is excited to bring the architecture community in Los Angeles together in recognition of the world-class architecture that has been and […]
Princeton University Art Museum presents Shared Vision: The Sondra Gilman and Celso Gonzalez-Falla Collection of Photography an exhibition on view through Sept. 15, 2013. Shared Vision features more than one hundred thirty iconic images that reflect the rich and diverse nature of […]
After last year’s High Park wildfire in Colorado, which destroyed hundreds of homes, artist Mark Wharton and his wife Leslie found very little left in the ashes of their self-built solar home and studio. Their mountaineering tools were some of the few […]
The shortlist for the prestigious 2013 RIBA Stirling Prize for the best new building has been announced today (Thursday 18 July). Six exciting and exceptional buildings will now go head to head for architecture’s highest accolade from the Royal Institute of British […]
The World of Art Showcase (WOAS) (http://www.worldofartshowcase.com), an international art show dedicated to exhibiting talented artists and creating a community where artists have direct access to their market, has announced that The Scott-Free Scholarship Foundation (http://www.scott-free.org) will be the beneficiary for the […]
Busan Biennale Sea Art Festival 2013: With Songdo : Remembrance· Marks·People on September 14–October 13, 2013. Sea Art Festival was first held in 1987 as the cultural event of the Pre-Olympics for the 1988 Seoul Olympics, and was held annually until 1993. […]
Belgian artist Vera L.P. Cauwenberghs’ slice-of-life oil paintings explore people, nature studies, and landscapes of the earth and sky, all with the same exuberance and attention to detail. Cauwenberghs’ genius is to flit effortlessly between interior and exterior, small objects and sprawling […]
Boisterously beautiful and alluringly abstract, the paintings of French artist Joelle Lagier are impressive in their bold verve. Large sweeps of rich primary colors grace fields of dark tones, dripping and swirling in an intriguing, organic painterly pattern. Tempting figuration in her […]
Project Hermès is a site-specific installation in a vacant house in La Jolla, California based on transcribed conversations between Eloisa Haudenschild in La Jolla and Mark Bradford in Los Angeles that took place from January to July 2013. From Haudenschild were stories […]