12 July 2010
A solo exhibition of aclaimed German painter -Boris Born. The work examines the notion of speed and sensation through abstract constuctions, looking at contemporary philosophy through layers of pigment, paint and textural formality. Private View with live music 6-9pm Friday 16th July.
12 July 2010
In celebration of Worthing and Adur Council’s partnership working, this all-new exhibition showcases Shoreham district artists fresh from the Adur Festival Art Trail. “Contemporary, affordable, diverse and unique” captures the essence of up to 80 mixed media works by some 30 professional painters and crafts people
11 July 2010
Hundreds of thousands of years ago, a series of unusual events caused a peak in the Earth’s Orbital Cycle. An ice age buried our seasons, wiping out entire species and causing great giants of mountains to rise. A mathematician, Milankovich, developed a way to calculate these cycles, but there were such significant problems that we […]
11 July 2010
Charlesworth, Lewandowski & Mann | Stuart Bailes | Jorge de la Garza | Noemie Goudal | Adam Thomas In partnership with Edel Assanti, jotta’s platform for contemporary art practice, jottaContemporary, curates The Marquis Went Out at Five O’clock. All the Kings Horses, a novel by Michele Bernstein, embodies a synthesis of contextual interpretations that continue to be […]
8 July 2010
At a moment when there is considerable interest in the new generation of young British painters, Candlestar and the Hyatt Regency – the Churchill are delighted to present Generation 10, an exhibition of work by ten young artists who have this year graduated from three of the UK’s leading art colleges – Camberwell, Chelsea and […]
7 July 2010
Hannah Wilke Biography Hannah Wilke (1940-1993), the pioneering feminist conceptual artist, worked in sculpture, drawing, assemblage, photography, performance and installation. Innovative and controversial throughout her life, Wilke is considered the first feminist artist to use vaginal imagery in her work, and her place in 20th century art continues to be established since her death. Hannah Wilke, the […]
7 July 2010
10th SERPENTINE GALLERY PAVILION, DESIGNED BY JEAN NOUVELAnd CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI’S INSTALLATION, THE HEART ARCHIVE In its 40th anniversary year, the Serpentine Gallery is delighted to announce that the 10th Serpentine Gallery Pavilion has been designed by world-renowned French architect Jean Nouvel. This year’s Pavilion is the 10th commission in the Gallery’s annual series, the world’s […]
6 July 2010
Can You Hear It? is this year’s open exhibition from Bow Arts Trust. Franko B has selected new work from 22 artists to become, what he describes as, “an orchestra of different voices”. The selected works use absence, silence and miniaturisation to tell their stories. The exhibition features a broad range of artistic practice, […]
5 July 2010
Blackpool Arts Dept: SCULPTURE AND PERFORMANCE BY KIT ABRAMSON Negotiating a practice whilst raising a young child has forced Kit to consider the parallels between these two responsibilities. The work she makes involves ridiculous and arduous processes resulting in objects, performances and installations. Pieces are often slight, fragile and absurd and their subtext often channels […]
5 July 2010
Anna Kolod’s sculptures, paintings and drawings are cocooning with erotic images, fantasies and obsessions, which grow out of their dual, Eros-Thanatos origin. Half-animal or half-god? A human being… the creator of the convulsive theater of Kolod’s work is always in the middle of this process. The spasmatic dreamer is searching for other dimensions and a […]
5 July 2010
Blackpool Arts Dept PAINTINGS AND PERFORMANCE BY MICHAEL CASSIDY After Michael’s success in the Jerwood Painting Prize 2009 and his Treignac Residency in France; This show is primarily concerned with unearthing the links between painting and performance. Looking at both, painting as a final outcome and as an ongoing process, the show features a live […]
5 July 2010
Press Release Pike Performing Arts Center 4 June 2010 www.pikepac.org ppac@pike.k12.in.us 6701 Zionsville Road Indianapolis, IN 46268 317. 216.5450 Media Contact: Jared Duymovic Office Phone: 317.216.5456 Fax: 317.216.5460 For Immediate Release PRESENTS “Formless Forms” A solo exhibition of paintings by Chitra Ramanathan GALLERY SEVEN at the PIKE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, 6701 Zionsville Road, Indianapolis, presents a collection of artwork […]
5 July 2010
Extensive solo show of paintings and drawings by Pip Dickens described as ‘an inveterate flirter with the alchemy of paint’. Towards the Light is an exhibition whose common theme is the dramatic relationship we have with light and darkness. This exhibition reveals the diversity in which the artist approaches this subject through a […]
1 July 2010
Noriko Matsubara’s new works including chigirie (Japanese torn paper collage art) & hishizashi (embroidery) are exhibited at Cafe Olive in London, UK from 7 June to 31 July 2010. Enjoy the artwork as well as a nice cup of coffee in a friendly and charming cafe!
29 June 2010
Regina Gallery, London is pleased to announce a solo show, “From Mordor with Love” by acclaimed Russian artist Pavel Pepperstein, running 30th June to 2nd September. Pepperstein is a multi-disciplinary creative power house. He represented Russia at the 2009 Venice Biennale, has presented a number of international solo exhibitions, authored several books, and regularly complements his […]
25 June 2010
Assembly An exhibition of sculpture by Alice Bradshaw, Sean Caherty, Tom Ireland, Jessica Longmore, Lee Machell, Dan Mort and Tom Watson. Curated by Lee Machell. Preview Thursday 8th July 2010, 6-9pmContinues until 17th July 2010 by appointment Rogue Artists’ Studios & Project Space66-72 Chapeltown StreetPiccadilly, Manchester, M1 2WH+44 (0)161 273 7492info@rogueartistsstudios.co.ukhttp://www.rogueartistsstudios.co.uk
24 June 2010
The PSYCHEDELIC CARAVAN comes to Fish Island and sets up camp in FORMAN’S SMOKEHOUSE GALLERY, stepping down from it two modern gypsies from opposite ends of the globe. Marty Thornton and Bernard Rangel are refreshingly distinct, unique, auto-didactic artists that in their own right are bigger than life characters. They have emerged from the school […]
24 June 2010
Islington Arts Summer Salon 2010
22 June 2010
artWorksOpen Private view and announcement of prize-winners Thursday 10th June 6pm to 9pm ArtWorks Project Space Blackhorse Lane Studios 114 Blackhorse Lane London E17 6AA
20 June 2010
MOMOKO SUZUKI: ‘Or is all this a dream? Is all our life nothingbut an empty dream…?’The Bronze Horseman ‘Or is all this a dream? Is all our life nothingbut an empty dream…?’ is Momoko Suzuki’s first Solo exhibition represented by KOUKAN Gallery. The exhibition is focused on revealing the making process of her current drawing […]
19 June 2010
Established sculptor and stone carver Michael Cooper presents his first major solo show in London which includes previously unseen characters from his truely wonderful, personal menagerie. Cooper’s carving technique means that mass and gravity are ever present in the characterful animals he depicts. Indeed the essential character of his subjects are allowed to materialise through […]
18 June 2010
After winning an Editor’s Choice Award at London Jewellery Week, Ute Decker is showing her new body of sculptural and architecturally informed jewellery at the London Festival of Architecture. Recently described by the Financial Times as “the architectural jeweller” her pieces are not so much literal re-interpretations of actual buildings but rather major pieces of […]
15 June 2010
Three artists with the best and most recent of their paintings and drawings from Devon. Keiron Leach, Creydi Nevill, Ed Crumpton. The first London exhibition of this unusual and diverse collaborative touring group.
15 June 2010
Neal White Fieldworks from the Museum of the Void Experiments in the Event of an Archive 30.06.10 – 31.07.20 Private View Tuesday 29th June 6 – 8.30pm For the past few years Neal White has been engaged in an ongoing project as Artist in Residence at the Centre for Land Use Interpretation, […]
15 June 2010
New work by Scottish artist Kevin McPhee, the culmination of a four week residency in which McPhee’s practice has evolved to form a dialogue between wall painting, sculpture, performance and supposed narrative.
14 June 2010
Brings together the final year art work of the students doing fine art at Citylit
14 June 2010
SALON ART PRIZE – Call for entries Since 2007, Matt Roberts Arts has produced the annual Salon Art Prize, exhibiting 244 artists and photographers and receiving over 2800 visitors. We are currently seeking applications for the fourth annual Salon Art Prize, in which we will support artists working in Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Collage, Sculpture and […]
14 June 2010
Il Trasloco (Moving out of the future) is a 1991 independent documentary directed by Renato de Maria, now screened for the first time in the UK with English subtitles. Set in Bologna and retrospectively looking at the history of one of the key places where the Autonomia movement took place during the 1970s, the film […]
11 June 2010
New Public Gallery & Artists’ Project Space for North West London. Launching June 18 2010
10 June 2010
Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy, “Alice in Wonderland,” Fallis uses humour and absurd distortion to draw our attention to the issues that trouble her – mass consumerism, scientific distortion and environmental destruction: “When we consider our planet and its entire species we really are living in a wonderland,” she says. “In these works I […]
10 June 2010
REYNIR HUTBER & TOBY HUDDLESTONE 4 JUNE 2010 – 18 JULY 2010 ‘To appear to have done something can be more significant than having actually done it’ Two movements dominated artistic development during the 1960s and 1970s: Performance and Conceptual art. Like many art movement terms these are not used to describe a […]
10 June 2010
Paintings by Kris Fierens