mardi 2 juin 2009

MAPPE - PARIS

Mappe

La cartographie vue par six artistes italiens, avec Boetti, Pizzi Cannella, Fabro, Gusmaroli, Reimondo et Salvo

Vernissage le 4 juin à la galerie Di Meo.

Heure de début :
4 juin 2009 à 18:00
Heure de fin :
30 juillet 2009 à 19:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
9 rue des Beaux Arts
Ville :
Paris, France

Téléphone :
0143541098
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PIERRE BODERIOU - MARSEILLE

Dans deux jours aura lieu le vernissage de l'exposition solo de Pierre Boderiou intitulée " Bucolique".

J'espère vous y voir très nombreux ... .. .

Il y aura

des aquarelles

des dessins

des petits et grands formats

la première installation de Pierre, qui fait brrrr froid dans le dos !!!

Mais aussi du bon vin et quelques petites choses à grignoter dans le jardin ...

C'est dans deux jours, jeudi 4 juin à partir de 18 heures au 41 rue de Lodi à Marseille.

SAFFIR Galerie Nomade

ACROBATE - MONTRÉAL

ACROBATE

3 juin au 30 juin 2009

Vernissage le jeudi 4 juin de17h à 23h

USINE 106U

160 Roy E.

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L’USINE 106U est ravie de vous inviter au vernissage de la colossale exposition ACROBATE présentant le travail de 31 artistes visuels: Mark Prent, Eric Braün, Mimi Traillette, Karine Allard, Danielle Hébert, Yves Milet-Desfougères, Jean-Michel Cholette, Daniel Erban , Sweet Grognasse, Majka Kwiatowska, Xavier Landry, Alexandra Cuellar, Scott Ferry, Clara, Adam Norris, Kirsten McCrea, Winky, Jean Pronovost, Dominique Cantin, Jean-François Montagne, Enthytez, Jean-François Labelle, Simon Lepage, Jasmin Guimont-Fortin, Dantë, Stefannie Larichelière, Rob Kenter, Andrea Day, Liam, Maud Rabau et Sebastien Gaudette. Peintures hallucinogènes, sérigraphies pop-art, sculptures inquiétantes, gravures érotiques, dessins originaux, toutous trash, bijoux surréalistes et autres curiosités fascinantes investiront massivement les lieux. L’exposition se tiendra à l’ USINE 106U, au 160 Roy E. du 3 juin au 30 juin 2009, et le vernissage aura lieu le jeudi 4 juin de17h à 23h. Les heures d’ouverture sont du samedi au mercredi de 12h à 18h et les jeudis et vendredis, de 12h à 21h.

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ACROBATE

June 3rd to June 30th 2009

Opening Thursday June 4th 5hPM to11hPM

USINE 106U

160 Roy E.

514-728-9349

USINE 106U is glad to invite you the opening of the colossal exhibition ACROBATE presenting the artwork of 31 visual artists: Mark Prent, Eric Braün, Mimi Traillette, Karine Allard, Danielle Hébert, Yves Milet-Desfougères, Jean-Michel Cholette, Daniel Erban , Sweet Grognasse, Majka Kwiatowska, Xavier Landry, Alexandra Cuellar, Scott Ferry, Clara, Adam Norris, Kirsten McCrea, Winky, Jean Pronovost, Dominique Cantin, Jean-François Montagne, Enthytez, Jean-François Labelle, Simon Lepage, Jasmin Guimont-Fortin, Dantë, Stefannie Larichelière, Rob Kenter, Andrea Day, Liam, Maud Rabau and Sebastien Gaudette.

Heure de début :
3 juin 2009 à 00:00
Heure de fin :
30 juin 2009 à 00:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
160 Roy E.
Ville :
Montreal, QC


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lundi 1 juin 2009

ACCESSIBLE ART FAIR - BRUXELLES

L’édition 2009 de la Brussels Accessible Art Fair se déroulera au Silken Berlaymont Hotel et sera 2 fois plus grande afin présenter le travail de plus de 30 artistes internationaux, la plupart résidant en Belgique. Les peintures, sculptures, photographies et gravures exposées seront mises en vente entre 50 et 3000 euros.

La Brussels Accessible Art Fair est une initiative unique à Bruxelles attirant tant les amateurs d’arts en herbe que les collectionneurs à la recherche de nouveaux talents. Quelque soit votre profil, vous trouverez quelques chose d’intéressant!


5-7- Juin 2009
11-19, Boulevard Charlemagne, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgique
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PERSONALE D'ARTE - CATANIA

personale d'arte in stile internazionale di Cristina Sàez e Miriam m.Guinao, e spettacolo di graffittaggio di Mico e Ank , per far vedere l'arte in tutti i suoi aspetti abbiamo in concerto UNDUO"travolti da un insolito destino" (SE VI SONO PIACIUTI UNDUO NEL VIDEO , SARANNO Al PuBArT VENERDI 5 GIUGNO H 22.00 NON MANCATE)
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(Traduction Google.com)

style de l'art international Cristina Saez et Miriam m.Guinao, et de la performance et de Mico graffittaggio ank, pour montrer l'art dans tous ses aspects en concert indue "submergées par un destin exceptionnel" (SE VI indu aimé la vidéo, Al PuBArT juin sera le vendredi 5 H Il 22:00)

Heure de début :
5 juin 2009 à 22:00
Heure de fin :
19 juin 2009 à 01:00
Lieu :
c.r. Pubart
Adresse :
via caff 10
Ville :
Catania, Italy

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MOHAMED ABLA - CAIRE

Exhibition by Mohamed Abla
about a journey to India
daily opened from 10 am to 6pm
(fridays and saturdays are closed)

Heure de début :
31 mai 2009 à 19:30
Heure de fin :
11 juin 2009 à 18:00
Lieu :
Maulana Azad Centre for Indian Culture
Adresse :
23 Talaat Harb St
Downtown,Cairo, Le Caire
Égypte
Téléphone : ‎+20 2 23933396

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SCULPTURES - PARIS

Exposition de sculptures de Yann Torchet, Pascaline Fontaine, Raphaëlla Mantegna-Bouquet et Lindsey De Ovies.

Date :
18 juin 2009
Heure :
18:30 - 22:00
Lieu :
Atelier de Tristan
Adresse :
20 rue du Gros Caillou
Téléphone :
0033609890343
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CHRYSALLIS STAGE - BROOKLYN

Brooklyn, New York, Ch'i Contemporary Fine Art is excited to present Chrysalis Stage, installation and sculpture by Joe Mangrum, the artist's second solo show at the gallery. Join us on Thursday, June 11th from 6 – 9 PM for the opening reception at the gallery's Williamsburg location of 293 Grand Street between Roebling and Havemeyer. The evening will feature an artist talk and musical performance by voice, tap and jazz ensemble TrioNada as part of the Northside Music and Art Festival (June 11 – 14). We will also be open additional hours on June 12th as part of the Williamsburg Gallery Association Second Friday event. The public is invited to attend these events and visit the gallery during regular hours: Wed - Sun 11 AM - 7 PM, and Mon. 9 AM - 5 PM. For more information contact the gallery at 718.218.8939.

Artist Statement: My greatest desire is to reveal a deeper truth by exploring the visual experience. For many years, I have been moved by the spherical Mandala as a universal scientific and metaphysical form. Its shape echoes manifestations in our own cells, unfolding flowers or patterns in the deepest reaches of space. I am interested in naturally formed phenomena devoid of artificial boundaries and their contrast to structures like a pyramid or grid. Our lives are inherently connected to the whole of its people, its natural wonder, spirit and momentum. By magnifying the outlook of a flourishing sustainability with impending disaster, I aspire to better understand the consequences we face in our experience of modern life.

Joe Mangrum’s installations have been shared with national and international audiences. In 2008 Joe was invited to create site-specific installations for the All Points West and Mile High Music Festivals in the US. He was also selected for an International Juried Show at Viridian Artists, Inc. curated by Elisabeth Sussman of the Whitney Museum. Also while completing a residency in China, Joe created a living sculpture using air-plants titled “Retail Transmutation” at the exhibited at the Sunshine Museum in Beijing. Past accolades include the 2003 Lorenzo de Medici Award in “New Media” at the Florence Biennale for his striking piece “Fragile”. An alumnus of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Joe began his training as a painter and while traveling abroad moved toward installations of found objects. He continues to explore mediums and materials in his work.

WIlliamsburg Gallery Association, L Magazine and Northside Music and Arts Festival : The WGA is pleased to announce their groundbreaking partnership with the Northside Festival, June 11 - 14, 2009. This watershed event is the first of its kind, exposing the simmering hotbed of artistic and musical talent that Williamsburg has to offer. During the festival, the WGA will host live music and performances in the galleries, Williamsburg Every 2nd Friday extended gallery hours with an after-party at My Moon, and special summer programming on Bedford Avenue in association with Williamsburg Walks. The WGA brings the dynamic art and music of Williamsburg together in an unparalleded celebration of Brooklyn’s thriving art scene.

Ch'i Contemporary Fine Art, established in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1999 and directed by Tracy Causey-Jeffery is committed to exhibiting vibrant contemporary art by living artists: both mid-career and emerging. Ch'i hosts 11-15 exhibitions annually with their artists coming from across America, Asia, Europe and South America.

In addition to its own exhibitions, Ch'i participates annually in at least 3 international fairs and events. In 2008, Chi participated in the annual Asian Contemporary Arts Week (NYC), the Bridge Art Fairs in New York City and Miami and the inaugural Art Asia Fair in Miami. Additionally, Ch'i and its artists have been published in Artforum, ArtNews, Block Magazine, Brooklyn Rail, Korea Times, LA Times, New York Sun, New York Times, NY Arts Magazine and The Village Voice among others. Gallery artists are included in the permanent collections of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, The Houston Museum, the Kimbell Museum, the Klutznick National Jewish Museum,The Museum of the City of New York, MoMA, and the Whitney Museum.
Ch'i director, Tracy Causey-Jeffery received her masters in art history from the University of London after interning at Sotheby's auction house in New York City. Prior to opening Ch'i, she owned and operated The Finer Side Galleries in Maryland and Washington, D.C. for 7 years.

Heure de début :
11 juin 2009 à 23:00
Heure de fin :
6 juillet 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
293 Grand St.
Ville :
Brooklyn, NY

Téléphone :
7182188939
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samedi 30 mai 2009

I AM BY BIRTH A GEVENESE - LONDON

PRIVATE VIEW: THURSDAY 18 JUNE 18:30 - 21:00

Vegas Gallery is pleased to present ‘I am by birth a Genevese’ , an installation project imagined by Swiss artist Alexandre Bianchini and French/Swiss artist Pascal Rousson to re-enact the strange atmosphere of Doctor Frankenstein’s laboratory and generate a new art work, a new creature. Made of several and diverse works, purposely clashing with each other, their creation will only been revealed on the evening of the preview.

More than 160 artists have accepted their invitation, and if the majority of the works are not particularly shocking, most of them thrive on the idea of weirdness, or possess an inner weirdness (either by the medium, process, or subject used within the work), and their relation to the theme will make sense when displayed altogether. Following Frankenstein’s experience, each work being a metaphor of the scavenged body parts used to conceive the Creature, they were interested to produce an installation, a creature, made out of very eclectic works, in order to create a visual surprise, looking to see if coherence will appear within the accident and the apparent disaster. It also allows them to play with the popular conception of the artist who depicts him as possessed, literally occupied by an inspired spirit that creates and self-destructs.

Both Alexandre Bianchini and Pascal Rousson practices thrive already on the understanding of the nature of art and artist: sourcing and then manipulating their material surroundings, they play with the idea of facades, stage or theatre, and present artists as self-mythologizing thieves of ideas and images. Their practices highlight the social framework conditions within which the artists’ personal relationships are developed, and the inevitability of citations in a post-modernist world who questions the model of artistic imagination and the loss of meaning of images. In this instance, the parallel with the theme of Frankenstein came to them naturally, through the notions of creation, invention and imagination, present within any artistic practice.

This project questions also the different way of exhibiting artworks, through the tradition of Salons and Cabinets of Curiosities, who used to be the only places where art works where exhibited and without curatorial approach. In this instance, the installation can be seen as a critic and metaphor for the role of museum curator, seen as a fake god who tries, through new arrangement and themes, to create a new meaning for works which are fading away trapped in those graves for contemporary art. By opposition, Alexandre Bianchini and Pascal Rousson wish to conduct experimentation, stressing on the visual result rather than a theme: the theme is merely a pretext for the visual clash and experience.

By the juxtaposition of various works within the installation, and their status as parts of a larger whole rather than as self-contained pictorial objects, the installation challenges the concept of art and artists as singular entities, as well as the art’s dissident vision of itself.

Melanie MOREAU

The exhibition will also be shown at Forde-Usine (Geneva), from 8 September to 4 October 2009.

‘I am by birth a Genevese’ is sponsored by Pro Helvetia/Swiss Embassy/Migros pour-cent culturel/Ville de Geneve/Fond d’art contemporain de la ville de Geneve (fmac)


John M Armleder
Dragan Aleksic (Born in Yugoslavia in 1963, married to Jocelyn Pook, composer)
Emil Anderfuhren aka "Binair"
Solvej Dufour Anderson
Omar Ba, plasticien
Alex Baladi 1, bande dessinée
Francis Baudevin, peintre et +
Pierre Belouin, installation et photographie
Ben, extroverti
Jacob Benjama
Sophie Caroline Bernhard, voix
Donatella Bernardi
Alexandre Bianchini
Vanessa Bianchini
Pierre Bismuth
Christian Billi
Vanessa Billy
Jean-Luc Blanc
Michel Blazy
Amie Bolissian
Kim Seob Boninsegni
Jacques Bonnard
Thomas Bonny
Laurence Bonvin, photographe
Olaf Breuning
Tarramo Broennimann, architecte
Marc Calame, maçon constructeur et designer
Frank Capra
Bettina Carl
Adrien Chevalley
Fabien Clerc
Genevieve Closuit, video art
Claudia Comte
Jean Crotti
Charles Cuccu, sculpteur
Richard Decaillet, photographie, video
Pascal Decaillet, art oratoire
Fouad Dumontier
Hadrien Dussoix
Saskia Edens
Phillippe d Eliopoulos
Anne-Sophie Estoppey
Chris Faria
Joseph Farine
Fred Favre
Estelle Ferreira
Joelle Flumet
Toby Frankenstein
David Fryer
Christopher Fullemann
Francesca Gabbiani
Thomas Galler
Aurelien Gamboni
Anne Gast
Gerber&Gerber
Olivier Genoud
Stephen Gill
Geraldine Gliubislavich
Clare Goodwin
Christian Gonzenbach
Alois Godinat
Christian Graser
Wade Guyton
Fabrice Gygi
Herve Graumann
Alex Hanimann
Alain Huck
Richard Hoeck
David Hominal
Robert Irelande
Fabio Jaramillo
Francois Jeannin
Alexandre Joly
Raphael Julliard
Carl June
Nicole Hassler
HeringaVan Kalsbeek
Gauthier Huber
Alex Hudson
Greg Hug
Julien Kaeser
San Keller
Thomas Koenig
Andreas Kressig
Isamu Krieger
Elke Krystufek
Sarah Lis
Balthazar Lovay
Brighid Lowe
Urs Luthi 1
Christian Marclay
Angela Marzullo
Stephen McDonald, voice
Jeff McMillan
Merlu
John Miller
Valentina Mirkovic dos Santos
Christian Moeller
David Monnet
Elena Montesinos
Lucia More
Claudio Moser
Olivier Mosset
Gianni Motti
Melodie Mousset
Paul Noble
Karim Noureldin
Amy o’Neill
Tim Phillips
Matthieu Pilloud
Beatriz Pedrera
Mai-Thu Perret
Gianmose Petazzi
Marie-France Perret-Gentil
MR Magic
Charlemagne Palestine
Steven Parrino
Valentina Pini
Walter Pfeiffer
Yann Leopold Popper
Laure Prouvost
Theodora Quiriconi
Richard Le Quellec
Adam Rabinowitz
Gerald Rast
Helge Reumann
Christophe Rey
Nicolas Rieben
Riond
Xavier Robel
Anne Rochat
Pascal Robert
Sylvie Rodriguez
Sandra Roth
Pascal Rousson
Daniel Ruggiero
Eddie Ruscha
Christophe Rutimann
Aline Saigne
Djonam Saltani
Rebecca Sauvin
Pierre Schwerzmann
Francesca Serra
Peter Stoffel
Marion Tampon-Lajarriette
John Tremblay
Gabriel Truan
James Unsworth
Nicolas Vagnieres
Benjamin Valenza
Ilan Vanbros
Marie Velardi
Jean-Luc Verna
Sandrine Viscomi
Morten Viskum
Jean-Philippe Volonter
Nicolas Wagnieres
Patrick Weidmann
Simon Willems
Barbara Yvelin
Olivier Zimermann
Zorro & Bernardo

Heure de début :
18 juin 2009 à 18:15
Heure de fin :
12 juillet 2009 à 18:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
redchurch street 64-66
Ville :
London, United Kingdom

Téléphone :
07726750762
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vendredi 29 mai 2009

HAVARD PEDERSEN - VANCOUVER

New Works is a solo exhibition by the Norwegian-Vancouver based artist Havard Pedersen. The exhibition consists of three separate projects that deal with different considerations of narrative structures. Through a formal investigation into the formats of video, music, and text Pedersen attempts to negate the implied linear programming of these mediums in favor of alternative modes of representation.

For the work Drums Pedersen samples Justin Timberlake’s track Like I Love You utilizing an iconic break in the middle of the pop song’s climax. Like I Love You follows the usual two-part construction of —melody and lyrics—however Pederson’s interest is not their harmonious relationship but Timberlake’s gesture of speaking to the melody and thus recognizing the songs internal structure. In only sampling a vacant space embedded between the parts of the song, then looping the selected section, Pederson provides an infinite break that relieves the musical component from the song; allowing the viewer to consider the integral modes of presentation rather than the music.

The video Flashmaster is a looped rendering of a bodybuilder bench-pressing his maximum weight. The action is never completed as Pedersen edits out the extension leaving the man in a state of unsettled equilibrium. The artist’s interest in bodybuilding stems from the sports relationship to forms of abstract art. A critique of abstraction is that it is essentially about nothing as it speaks an insular language that’s self-perpetuated by its practitioners. Similarly this can be related to the formal consideration of a bodybuilder’s body as containing a type of beauty that is subjected to the knowledge and practice of a fellow bodybuilder.

Talk Show Excerpt takes form as a scripted re-presentation of a Norwegian talk show. Pedersen returns this popular television show to its preliminary scripted state whilst further exaggerating the innate “dry” tone of the dialogue by means of editing the selected section. This gesture of sampling, editing, and re-presenting is coherent between each of the works; provoking an unavoidable relationship between each of the pieces as well as an objective monotony within the gallery space. As Pedersen consistently reveals the inner-workings of his mediums he further puts into question the assumed narrative structures of his selected subjects.

Curated by Joshua Bartholomew and Robin Selk

Date :
30 mai 2009
Heure :
14:00 - 18:00
Lieu :
The Helen Pitt Gallery

Artist Run Centre Established 1975
Tuesday to Saturday 12 to 5pm
Wednesday 1 to 7pm
Free admission Everyone welcome

102-148 Alexander Street
Vancouver, B.C.
V6A 1B5 Canada
(604) 681-6740
info@helenpittgallery.org

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BRIAN PAULSEN - GRAND FORKS








Please join us for a celebration and book signing on Wednesday, June 10, 7 pm, at the North Dakota Museum of Art.

The Museum has just published a book about the watercolors and prints of recently retired University of North Dakota Art Professor Brian Paulsen. This is a limited edition, 96-page hardcover book detailing the life work of Paulsen. The book was edited by Museum Director Laurel Reuter who also wrote the lead essay and edited a long interview with Paulsen.

Order or reserve your copy today. The books sells for $24.95 and is available at the Museum Shop.

Michael Berman, photographer in the current exhibition The History of the Future, has been photographing the harsh and often fatal landscapes of the US-Mexico border regions for fifteen years. Immediately following the book signing Berman will speak about his work and how immigration will shape and has shaped the future. Berman lives and works in New Mexico.

Date :
10 juin 2009
Heure :
19:00 - 21:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
261 Centennial Drive
Ville :
Grand Forks, ND

Téléphone :
7017774195
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JASON LANG - MONTRÉAL

JASON LANG sera en performance au téléthon Opération Enfant Soleil, ce samedi soir, 30 mai à minuit. Il sera dans le même segment qu'Ima et Ian Kelly.

ANDREA KEYS CERAMICS - LOUISVILLE

Opening reception for a newly installed body of work by artist Andrea M. Keys. This powerful body of work continues our ongoing commitment to show contemporary ceramic work.

Date :
5 juin 2009
Heure :
17:00 - 21:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
715 West Main Street
Ville :
Louisville, KY

Téléphone :
5025890102
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ROBERT LALIBERTÉ - MONTRÉAL

La nouvelle exposition de Robert Laliberté
du 16 juin au 5 juillet 2009
Vernissage jeudi le 18 juin dès 17h.

Robert Laliberté's new expo
from june 16 to july 5 2009
Vernissage thursday 18 from 5pm.

Date :
18 juin 2009
Heure :
17:00 - 21:00
Lieu :
ZÉPHYR lieu d'art
Adresse :
2112 Amherst
Ville :
Montreal, QC

Téléphone :
5145299199
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