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ANDERSON GALLERY - RICHMOND

Celebrate the opening of this year's Juried Student Fine Arts Exhibition, with selection by David McFadden, Chief Curator of New York's Museum of Arts and Design.

David Revere McFadden is Chief Curator and Vice President for Programs and Collections at the Museum of Arts ½ Design in New York City. He served as Curator of Decorative Arts and Assistant Director for Collections and Research at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution from 1978 to 1995. For six years, he served as President of the International Council of Museums’ Decorative Arts and Design Committee. McFadden has organized over 150 exhibitions on decorative arts, design, and craft, covering developments from the ancient world to the present day, has published more than 100 catalogues, essays, and reviews, has served as a juror and guest curator across the United States, and has lectured extensively. McFadden has been awarded the Presidential Design Award three times, and has been honored with knighthoods from Sweden, Finland, and France.

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Date :	vendredi 10 avril 2009
Heure :	17:00 - 19:00
Lieu :	VCU's Anderson Gallery
Adresse :	down the brick path at 907 1/2 West Franklin Street
Ville :	Richmond, VA
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Téléphone :	8048281522
Adresse électronique :	artgallery@vcu.edu

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CIANCIOTTA & PINZAUTI - FLORENCE

FRANCESCO CIANCIOTTA – Aerei fotografici

Manfredo Pinzauti e Francesco Cianciotta raccontano gli aeroporti per immagini

Sarà presentato il volume "Un viaggio a parte fuori e dentro gli aeroporti", di Francesco Cianciotta, edito da Federico Motta
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FRANCESCO Cianciotta - Photographic Vols

Manfredo Pinzauti et Francesco Cianciotta imagerie aéroports

Sera présenté le livre «Un voyage à l'extérieur et l'intérieur de l'aéroport," Francisco Cianciotta, édité par Federico Motta

Date :	jeudi 9 avril 2009
Heure :	21:00 - 23:00
Lieu :	Libreria Edison
Adresse :	Piazza della Repubblica
Ville :	Firenze, Italy
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Adresse électronique :

info@festivaldelviaggio.it

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STAGE FRIGHT! - GLASGOW

CCA and Suspect Culture Present: Stage Fright!an exhibition exploring the relationship between the gallery and the stage

“Theatre, of course, is rubbish. It happens in the evenings, when there are more exciting things to do, and it does go on a bit. It typically involves people dressing up and pretending to be other people, putting on accents and shouting too much. Since visual art practice has so decisively repudiated, problematised, complicated the whole business of pretending, it’s hardly surprising that the theatre, still apparently a way of representing away in complete naïvety, should be given a wide berth, involving, not infrequently, disdainful glances.” Nicholas Ridout on Art & Theatre

“Art degenerates as it approaches the condition of theatre” Michael Fried – Art and Objecthood

This Spring, CCA and experimental theatre group Suspect Culture present new collaboration, Stage Fright, an exhibition exploring the nature of theatricality.

The artists in the show, from theatre and visual arts backgrounds, are Nick Powell and Jonny Dawe (working collaboratively as OSKAR), David Greig, Luke Collins, Dan Rebellato, Patrick Macklin, Graham Eatough, and Sharon Smith and Felicity Croydon (working collaboratively as Max Factory).

In the exhibition, the artists come together to explore the meaning of theatricality in their different fields. Within the visual arts the term ‘theatrical’ has often been used to denigrate an artwork – it somehow seems to lack ‘authenticity’. In the theatre world, ‘theatricality’ is viewed as a more positive agent – it creates a mental space where the imagination is freed and anything is possible. More recently there has been a noticeable trend to rethink the idea of the theatrical in the visual arts. Perhaps marking a shift away from the strict conceptualism of the past, many artists have embraced the potential of theatre, acting and set design.

In Stage Fright each artist has produced work that tests the idea of theatricality within the framework of a gallery, where emphasis is often placed as much on the power of the object as on the ideas at play in an exhibition. Among the many works, Nick Powell and Jonny Dawe test the perceptual shifts created by a mechanised series of stage backdrops. David Greig makes visible the slow tangential process of writing, drawing it out in real time with all its pauses, empty moments, erasures and final drafts. Luke Collins, meanwhile, records the rehearsal process for a work in the making.

A programme of events will accompany the exhibition, for details please check the CCA website www.cca-glasgow.com

See Francis McKee, plus other artists and curators answer some questions about Stage Fright in the video below:

Heure de début :	samedi 4 avril 2009, à 10:00
Heure de fin :	samedi 23 mai 2009, à 18:00
Lieu :	Centre for Contemporary Arts
Adresse :	350 Sauchiehall Street
Ville :	Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Téléphone :

01413524900

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NO MAN'S LAND - LONDON

NO MAN’S LAND

PV 16th APRIL 2009, 6.30-10.00pm
Running 17 April – 03 MAY 2009
Thurs-Sun 12.00-17.00

Marcin Gajewski, Brendan Murphy, Vytis Puronas, Simon Read, Jeni Snell, Elaine Tribley, Simon Reuben White.

(Video, Painting, Sculpture, Installation, Photography and Sound).

Curated by Brendan Murphy, Cherie-Marie Veiderveld and Simon Reuben White

No Man’s Land is defined as an unoccupied area, land that is unowned and uninhabited (and possibly undesirable) and the ambiguous region between two categories or states or conditions (usually containing some features of both) where there is still a twilight zone, the tantalizing occurrences that are probably noise but might possibly be a signal.

Paul Virilio’s Dromology, whereby the increasing velocity of our global culture is driven by advances in technology and military innovation, suggests that reality is no longer defined by time and space. The high speed and seamless stream of culture that blurs experience allowing little or no opportunity to pause brings into existence the paradox of being everywhere at the same time and also being nowhere at all. A simple binary equation of reality and representation is no longer sufficient to decipher what we perceive.

In The Art of Travel, Alain de Botton echoes the correlation between what we experience and perceive and how this dominates our thought processes. He notes that journeys into expansive, alien or uninhabited spaces can bring about the opportunity for uninhibited reflection. “Large thoughts emerge from large views and new thoughts from new places”. All the works selected for this exhibition establish a littoral space, the region between high and low tide, or in-between space through contrast, defamiliarization or dislocation to slow things down and present possibilities for open thought and uninhibited contemplation.

Getting There:
Hackney Wick Overground
Buses: 30, 26, N26, 388, 276

Heure de début :	jeudi 16 avril 2009, à 18:30
Heure de fin :	dimanche 3 mai 2009, à 17:30
Lieu :	ELEVATOR GALLERY
Adresse :	MOTHER STUDIOS, QUEENS YRD, WHITE POST LANE, HACKNEY WICK, E9
Ville :	London, United Kingdom
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Téléphone :	020853360802
Adresse électronique :	www.elevatorgallery.co.uk

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VOLUME SOFT-CELL - MILAN

SoFT-Cell Dinamiche dello spazio in Italiapresentazione del volume

Autore: Bruciati Andrea

Editore: Damiani

Genere: arti

ISBN: 8862080719

ISBN-13: 9788862080712

Data pubblicazione: 2008

Presentazione del volume / progetto realizzato lo scorso anno alla Galleria Comunale d'Arte Contemporanea di Monfalcone, contestaulizzato in questa sede dall'inaugurazione della mostra New Italian Epic che prosegue il progetto curatoriali SoFT-Cell de Andrea Bruciati.

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Dynamique de l'espace en Italie

Présentation du livre / projet mené l'an dernier à la Galleria Comunale d'Arte Contemporanea di Monfalcone, contestaulizzato ici depuis le New Italian Epic montrent que poursuit le projet du curateur de SoFT-Cell - Andrea Bruciati.

Où figuraient les oeuvres des artistes:

Roberto Ago, Francesco Arena, Michele Bazzana, Emanuele Becheri, Riccardo Benassi, Davide Bertocchi, Dafne Boggeri, Luca Bolognesi, Pierluigi Calignano, Stefano Calligaro, David Casini, Alice Cattaneo, Alessandro Ceresoli, Paolo Chiasera, Cristian Chironi, Nemanja Cvijanovic, Alessandro Dal Pont, Elenia Depedro, Igor Eskinja, Ettore Favini, Michael Fliri, Luca Francesconi, Christian Frosi, Marina Fulgeri, Anna Galtarossa, Nicola Gobbetto, Andreas Golinski, Paolo Gonzato, Francesca Grilli, Alice Guareschi, Claudia Losi, Federico Maddalozzo, Dacia Manto, Andrea Mastrovito, Marzia Migliora, Enrico Morsiani, Andrea Nacciarriti, Nark Bkb, Sandrine Nicoletta, Gabriele Picco, Giuseppe Pietroniro, Luigi Presicce, Riccardo Previdi, Davide Rivalta, Stefano Romano, Matteo Rubbi, Sissi, Alberto Tadiello, Nicola Toffolini, Simone Tosca, Luca Trevisani, T-Yong Chung, Nico Vascellari, Italo Zuffi.

Date :	jeudi 16 avril 2009
Heure :	19:00 - 21:00
Lieu :	Brown
Adresse :	via Eustachi 3
Ville :	Milano, Indonesia
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Adresse électronique :

galleria@comune.monfalcone.go.it

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PORTES DE LA BEAUTÉ - CATANIA

Fondazione Fiumara d'Arte vous invite à:

Inaugurazione della "Porta della Bellezza" a Librino

La bellezza è dono, condivisione, etica.

Attraverso questa iniziativa, la Fondazione mira a risvegliare nella popolazione di Librino il valore della condivisione, della pratica artistica collettiva e il senso della Bellezza artistica e spirituale.
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Inauguration de la "Porte de la Beauté" à la Librino
La beauté est un don, de partage, de l'éthique.

Grâce à cette initiative, la Fondation a pour but d'éveiller chez les gens de Librino la valeur du partage, de la pratique artistique et le sentiment collectif d'art et de beauté spirituelle.

Date :	vendredi 15 mai 2009
Heure :	10:00 - 13:00
Lieu :	Quartiere di Librino, Catania - Asse Attrezzato
Ville :	Catania, Italy

Téléphone :	0957151743
Adresse électronique :	news@librino.org

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INDIA ART SUMMIT 2009 - NEW DELHI

INDIA'S MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR

19TH - 22ND AUGUST 2009

Pragati Maidan (ITPO), New Delhi - INDIA

Following the inaugural success of India’s first international art fair in 2008, the second edition is slated for the 19th – 22nd August 2009 in New Delhi, India.

In its very first year, India Art Summit™ attracted over 10,000 art enthusiasts over a span of three days which included art collectors, artists, critics, curators and students from across India and overseas. The 34 exhibiting galleries at the fair exhibited over 550 contemporary & modern artworks and sold over 50%, making India Art Summit™ one of the most successful first editions of an art fair across the world.

In 2009, the second edition of India’s international art fair promises to be much larger; showcasing the most diverse range of modern and contemporary paintings, sculpture, photography, mix media, prints, drawings and video art by established and upcoming artists. With over 50 top galleries from India and the Asian region, showcasing alongside western galleries to offer the world, a rich and fulfilling art experience in India.

From the 19th to the 22nd of August the Indian Art Summit, India's Modern and Contemporary Art Fair, will take place in New Delhi. The organisers have had a good response from galleries in the South Asian region, the Middle East, Europe and USA, however, the response from Australian galleries has not been as strong as they hoped it would be. Although applications to exhibit at the fair have officially closed, the fair managers have decided to extend the closing date for applications for any Australian gallery until the 10th of April.