GAK Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst presents Christian Haake White Elephant on view through 18 September 2011. How do we construct reality? What role do individual and collective memories play in its formation? To what extent can reality and memory be rendered in [Read More]
Cyprien Gaillard’s art refers to precarious, urban situations that record and formulate the contradictions of our post-industrial society architecturally. The dislocation and relocation of the monument are central to his work, which switches back and forth between ancient and modern, as it [Read More]
Nottingham Contemporary opened in November 2009 in an outstanding new building by Caruso St John. It is one of the largest and leading centres for contemporary art in the U.K. We have both an international outlook and a strong sense of local [Read More]
Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art is to present the winners of the EXPOSURE 11 Award, Jack Friswell, Kate Shepherd and Rebecca Turner, all graduates of Wimbledon College of Art. 13 September–16 October 2011. Already in its third year, the EXPOSURE Award [Read More]
The Arsenal Gallery presents The Journey to the East on view 5 August–30 September 2011. As a part of the Polish Presidency of the EU Council, Arsenal Gallery in Bialystok is organizing an exhibition entitled “The Journey to the East.” Poland, along [Read More]
MALLICK WILLIAMS & CO. presents a photography exhibitionwith artists Filippo Chia and Michael M Koehler. The title Nature/Human reflects the duality of the show: two photographers with two distinctive styles and perspectives. Chia’s pieces are digitally colored prints and Koehler’s traditional black [Read More]
The Camden Arts Centre presents Mathilde Rosier: Necklace of Fake Teeth a solo exhibition on view 22 July 2011 – 25 September 2011. Supports et sentiments , 2010 Installation view at Raffaella Cortese, Milano, courtesy Galerie Kadel Willborn and Galleria Raffaella Cortese [Read More]
An exceptionally rare set of photographic albums of the Dutch East Indies by the pioneering Victorian photographers, Walter Woodbury and James Page, is to be auctioned at the India and Beyond sale at Bonhams in London on 4 October. The six volumes, [Read More]
A new installation by the artist Kathryn Walker has opened at Albright-Knox Art Gallery’s Gallery for Small Sculpture. On view July 22–September 25, 2011. SANGHA is composed of more than one thousand miniature terracotta pots, each carefully painted and collaged by the [Read More]
Artisan Galleries, announce that they are now exhibiting a new collection of graphics drawn by Bob Dylan, as well as being in possession of one of the most iconic pieces from the collection. In 1994, Bob Dylan had several of his drawings [Read More]
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) announced the shortlist for the 2011 RIBA Lubetkin Prize, given to the best international building outside the EU. This year’s prize has a star-studded shortlist of five magnificent new buildings from around the world. Masdar [Read More]
Chris Beetles Fine Photographs presents an exhibition of photographs by Cornel Lucas on view 20/07/2011 – 27/08/2011. One of the pioneers of film portraiture Lucas began his career in the late 1930s with the help of his first sitter Marlene Dietrich. After [Read More]
A dynamic new series of commissions enabling artists to experiment and expand their practice, on view until the 18th of September. Installation views of COMMA 37, Gereon Krebber and COMMA 38 Arnaud Desjardin at Bloomberg SPAC About Bloomberg SPACE Bloomberg SPACE is [Read More]
The Hayward Gallery presents Tracey Emin: Love is What You Want, on view now through 29 August 2011. This exhibition is the first major survey in London of the work of one of the UK’s most renowned and celebrated artists. Occupying both [Read More]