LA BIENNALE DE VENISE - VENISE

Biennale Art

The 53rd International Art Exhibition opens on 7th June 2009

The 53rd International Art Exhibition, titled Making Worlds // Fare Mondi // Bantin Duniyan // 制造世界 // Weltenmachen // Construire des Mondes // Fazer Mundos…, directed by Daniel Birnbaum, will open to the public from 7th June to 22nd November 2009 in the Giardini and the Arsenale exhibition venues, as well as in various other locations around the city. (The press preview will take place on 4th, 5th and 6th June 2009). Two Golden Lions for Lifetime Achievement will be awarded to Yoko Ono and John Baldessari – two of the most important artists of our time.

Jumana Emil Abboud (Video)

Born in Shefa-Amer, Palestine, 1971

Lives and works in Jerusalem, Israel

Georges Adéagbo (Installation)

Born in Cotonou, Benin, 1942

Lives and works in Cotonou, Benin

John Baldessari (Écriture, Photographie)

Born in National City, USA, 1931

Lives and works in Santa Monica, USA

Rosa Barba (Installation)

Born in Agrigento, Italy, 1972

Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Massimo Bartolini (Installation)

Born in Cecina, Italy, 1962

Lives and works in Cecina, Italy

Thomas Bayrle (Film, Video)

Born in Berlin, Germany, 1937

Lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany

Simone Berti (Photographs, Video Installation)

Born in Adria, Italy, 1966

Lives and works in Milan and Berlin, Germany

David Bestué / Marc Vives (Video Installation)

Born in Barcelona, Spain, 1980

Born in Barcelona, Spain, 1978

They live and work in Barcelona, Spain

Mike Bouchet (Installation, Painting)

Born in Castro Valley, USA, 1970

Lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany

Ulla Von Brandenburg (Installation)

Born in Karlsruhe, Germany, 1974

Lives and works in Paris, France

André Cadere (Art conceptuel)

Warsaw, Poland, 1934 - Paris, France, 1978

Paul Chan (Film, Video, New Media)

Born in Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 1973

Lives and works in New York, USA

Chen Zhen (Installation)

Shanghai, China, 1955 – Paris, France, 2000

Nikhil Chopra (Performance)

Born in Calcutta, India, 1974

Lives and works in Mumbai, India

Chu Yun (Installation)

Born in Jiangxi, China, 1977

Lives and works in Beijing, China

Tony Conrad

Born in Concord, USA, 1940

Lives and works in Buffalo and New York, USA

Keren Cytter (Video)

Born in Tel Aviv, Israel, 1977

Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Nathalie Djurberg (Video)

Born in Lysekil, Sweden, 1978

Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Anju Dodiya (Painting)

Born in Mumbai, India, 1964

Lives and works in Mumbai, India

Gino De Dominicis (Painting)

Ancona, Italy, 1947 – Roma, Italy, 1998

Elena Elagina, Igor Makarevich (Painting & Photo-montage)

Born in Moscow,Russia, 1949

Born in Trialety, Georgia, 1943

They live and work in Moscow, Russia

Öyvind Fahlström (Painting , Installation)

São Paulo, Brazil, 1928 – Stockholm, Sweden, 1976

Lara Favaretto (Installation, Performance)

Born in Treviso, Italy, 1973

Lives and works in Turin, Italy

Hans-Peter Feldmann (Photography)

Born in Düsseldorf, Germany, 1941

Lives and works in Düsseldorf, Germany

Spencer Finch (Installation, Objects, Drawings)

Born in New Haven, USA, 1962

Lives and works in New York, USA

Ceal Floyer (Installation)

Born in Karachi, Pakistan, 1968

Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

William Forsythe (Danse)

Born in New York, USA, 1949

Lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany

Yona Friedman (Architecture)

Born in Budapest, Hungary, 1923

Lives and works in Paris, France

Sunil Gawde (Painting)
Born in Mumbai, India, 1960
Lives and works in Mumbai, India

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster (Photography)

Born in Strasbourg, France, 1965

Lives and works in Paris, France

Sheela Gowda (Painting)

Born in Bhadravati, India, 1957

Lives and works in Bangalore, India

Tamara Grcic (Photography)

Born in Munich, Germany, 1964

Lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany

GUTAI

Akira Kanayama

Nara, Japan, 1924 – Nara, Japan, 2005

Sadamasa Motonaga

Born in Iga, Japan, 1922

Lives and works in Takarazuka City, Japan

Saburo Murakami

Kobe, Japan, 1925 – Nishinomiya, Japan, 1996

Shozo Shimamoto

Born in Osaka, Japan, 1928

Lives and works in Kyoto, Japan

Kazuo Shiraga

Amagasaki, Japan, 1924 – Amagasaki, Japan, 2008

Atsuko Tanaka

Nara, Japan, 1932 – Nara, Japan, 2005

Tsuruko Yamazaki

Born in Ashiya, Japan, 1925

Lives and works in Ashiya, Japan

Jiro Yoshihara

Osaka, Japan, 1905 – Ashiya, Japan, 1972

Michio Yoshihara

Ashiya, Japan, 1933 – Ashiya, Japan, 1996

Wade Guyton \ Kelley Walker (Installation, Painting)

Born in Indiana, USA, 1972

Born in Georgia, USA, 1969

They live and work in New York, USA

Gonkar Gyatso (Drawing, Painting)

Born in Lhasa, Tibet, 1961

Lives and works in London, Great Britain

Jan Håfström (1) (Painting)

Born in Stockholm, Sweden, 1937

Lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden

Anawana Haloba (Installation)

Born in Livingstone, Zambia,1978

Lives and works in Oslo, Norway

Rachel Harrison (Installation, Photography)

Born in New York, USA, 1966

Lives and works in New York, USA

Susan Hefuna (Digital works, Drawings, Installation, Photography)

Born in Cairo, Egypt, 1962

Lives and works in Egypt and Germany

Carsten Höller (Installation)

Born in Brussels, Belgium, 1961

Lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden

Huang Yong Ping (Installation)

Born in Quanzhou, China, 1954

Lives and works in Paris, France

Joan Jonas (Performance, Video)

Born in New York, USA, 1936

Lives and works in New York, USA

Miranda July (Multimedia, Performance)

Born in Barre, USA, 1974

Lives and works in Los Angeles, USA

Rachel Khedoori (Installation)

Born in Sydney, Australia, 1964

Lives and works in Los Angeles, USA

Toba Khedoori (Painting)

Born in Sydney, Australia, 1964

Lives and works in Los Angeles, USA

Koo Jeong A. (Installation)

Born in Seoul, Korea, 1967

Lives and works in Paris, France

Moshekwa Langa (Painting)

Born in Bakenburg, South Africa, 1975

Lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Arto Lindsay (Music)

Born in Richmond, USA, 1953

Lives and works in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Renata Lucas (Installation)

Born in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, 1971

Lives and works in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Goshka Macuga (Installation)

Born in Warsaw, Poland, 1967

Lives and works in London, Great Britain

Gordon Matta-Clark (Installation, Photographie)

New York, USA, 1943 – New York, USA, 1978

Cildo Meireles (Installation)

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1948

Lives and works in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Aleksandra Mir (Installation)

Born in Lubin, Poland, 1967

Lives and works in Palermo, Italy

Moscow Poetry Club (led by Zhenya Nikitin)

Yoko Ono

Born in Tokyo, Japan, 1933

Lives and works in New York, USA

Jorge Otero-Pailos (1)(Preservation Advocacy)

Born in Madrid, Spain, 1971

Lives and works in New York, USA

Blinky Palermo (Painting)

Leipzig, Germany, 1943 - Kurumba, Maldives, 1977

Lygia Pape (Installation)

Novo Friburgo, Brazil, 1927 – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 2004

Anna Parkina (Installation, Painting, Performance)

Born in Moscow, Russia, 1979

Lives and works in Moscow, Russia

Philippe Parreno (Installation, Performance)

Born in Oran, Algeria, 1964

Lives and works in Paris, France

Pavel Pepperstein (Painting)

Born in Moscow, Russia, 1966

Lives and works in Moscow, Russia

Alessandro Pessoli (Installation, Painting)

Born in Cervia, Italy, 1963

Lives and works in Milan, Italy

Falke Pisano (Installation, Sculpture)

Born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1978

Lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Michelangelo Pistoletto (Installation, Painting, Photography)

Born in Biella, Italy, 1933

Lives and works in Biella, Italy

Att Poomtangon (Installation)

Born in Bangkok, Thailand, 1973

Lives and works in Frankfurt and Chiangmai, Thailand

Marjetica Potrč (Architecture, Sculpture)

Born in Ljubljana, Slovenia, 1953

Lives and works in Ljubljana, Slovenia

Sara Ramo (Photographie, Video)

Born in Madrid, Spain, 1975

Lives and works in Paris, France

Tobias Rehberger (All)

Born in Esslingen, Germany, 1966

Lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany

Pietro Roccasalva (Installation)

Born in Modica, Italy, 1970

Lives and works in Milan, Italy

Tomas Saraceno (Installation)

Born in Tucuman, Argentina, 1973

Lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany

Amy Simon (Painting)

Born in New York, USA, 1957

Lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden

Simon Starling (Installation)

Born in Epsom, Great Britain, 1967

Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark

Pascale Marthine Tayou (Sculpture)

Born in Kamerun, Africa, 1967

Lives and works in Brussels, Belgium

Wolfgang Tillmans (Installation)

Born in Remscheid, Germany, 1968

Lives and works in London, Great Britain

Rirkrit Tiravanija (Plasticien)

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1961

Lives and works in New York, USA

Grazia Toderi (Dessin, Video)

Born in Padua, Italy, 1963

Lives and works in Milan, Italy

Madelon Vriesendorp

Born in Bilthoven, The Netherlands, 1945

Lives and works in London, Great Britain

Tian Tian Wang (Painting)

Born in Qingdao, China, 1980

Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Richard Wentworth (Sculpture)

Born in Samoa, Oceania, 1947

Lives and works in London, Great Britain

Pae White (Design, Sculpture, painting)

Born in Pasadena, USA, 1963

Lives and works in Los Angeles, USA

Cerith Wyn Evans & Florian Hecker (Audio-visual)

Born in Llanelli, Wales, 1958

Born in Augsburg, Germany, 1975

Lives and works in London, Great Britain

Lives and works in Vienna, Austria

Xu Tan (Installation, Multimedia)

Born in Wuhan, China, 1957

Lives and works in Shanghai and Guangzhou, China

Haegue Yang (Installation)

Born in Seoul, Korea, 1971

Lives and works in Berlin and Seoul, Korea

Héctor Zamora (architecture and visual arts)

Born in Mexico City, Mexico, 1974

Lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil

Anya Zholud (Iron Sculptures)

Born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1981

Lives and works in Moscow, Russia

UNDUETRESTELLA - MILAN

presentazione del progetto
*unduetrestella * piccole opere d'arte per piccoli
con l'installazione site specific "la casa dei miei sogni"
di andreas Golinski
a cura di paola noe

FUERISALONE 2009

Heure de début :	21 avril 2009 à 15:00
Heure de fin :	26 avril 2009 à 22:00
Lieu :	milano
Adresse :	via maroncelli 12
Ville :	Milano, Italy
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GARY O'CONNOR - LONDON

2-31 May 2009
Private View: Friday 1 May 2009 6-9pm


‘This all began with her. When I told her about the field she just laughed so I never mentioned it again. I remember picking up the telephone and hesitating, and Trish encouraging me.She said, “It’s something you always wanted…”’
Gary O’Connor, The Field, 2008


The vast, flat and featureless Fens landscape is the backdrop to Gary O’Connor’s first novella, The Field, a disquieting story of a man whose decision to take singing lessons brings him to question his perception of reality.

O’Connor’s installation at Transition accompanies the novella, extending the text with visual, olfactory and auditory elements.

Gary O'Connor studied Fine Art at London Guildhall University and has an MA from Norwich School of Art and Design's innovative Writing the Visual course. Recent shows include A Line Has Two Sides, 161a Whitecross Street, London; E8, Transition Gallery, London; Q, CuratorSpace, London and Above and Below, Norwich Cathedral. O'Connor has contributed to a number of publications including The Alpine Adventures of Victor B, a collection of artists' fiction edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly and published by Serpent’s Tail.

The novella The Field is published by Transition editions and costs £8.50. It will be launched on Friday 1 May at Transition.

Late First Thursdays opening: Thursday 7 May 6-9pm
Reading from The Field by Gary O’Connor: Thursday 7 May 7.30pm

Transition is open Friday – Sunday 12-6pm

Date :	1 mai 2009
Heure :	18:00 - 21:00
Lieu :	Transition Gallery
Adresse :	Unit 25a Regent Studios, 8 Andrews Road
Ville :	London, United Kingdom
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LGBT INTERNATIONAL ARTS - TORINO

Internazionale di arte a tematica lgbt
espongono: Alain Battiloro, Alessandro Capurso, Elena Rossella Lana, Gianfranco Ragusano, Marta Cecilia Meza, Moxy Hart, Raffaella Campolieti, Roberto Minarda, Walter Rossignolo

Curatore: Telemaco Rendine,
Responsabile organizzazione Lorenzo Varale
Assistente: Lorenzo Frigo
Allestimenti: dott. Arch. Carlotta Occhiena
Grafica: Matteo Boracco

AV Art Gallerie (Fondazione Artevision) & Associazione Koinè
present:

LGBT International Arts – 23/03/2009 – 10/05/2009

Press Release

Associazione Koinè, with the partnership of the 24th Torino GLBT Film Festival that will take place since April the 23rd till April the 30th, and the sponsorship of Fondazione Artèvision, Arcigay and Regione Piemonte, invites you to AV Art Gallerie expository rooms in Via Santa Giulia 14/c and Via Mazzini 50 and Cinema Ambrosio halls (Corso Vittorio Emanuele 52), where Italian and foreign artists are exposing their works, somehow connected to glbt world.
This event is opening a new season in Torino’s cultural appointments panorama, getting day by day even thicker and more diversified. Its purpose is exploring glbt dimension through visual arts devices.

Deep artistic contents, locations and Torino urban context that’s going to be its scene, make the event a worthy opportunity to get closer to a hidden world survived across centuries, now finding a few ways to rise up and get known.

Glbt International is taking place since the last week of April till May the 10th, emerging artists and claimed ones are exposing their works:

Moxy Hart - world known South African artist, since a few years is focusing on male form and masculine beauty, his nudes and portraits have been shown in Melville, Cape Town e Hyde Park JHB;

Gianfranco Ragusano - talented carver, built up his background attending Academic Art School in Palermo, got his call for sculpture by artists like Antonio Tinaglia, Mariano Brusca, Salvatore Rizzati and Giuseppe Agnello;

Raffaella Campolieti - portraits painter, expressive talent gifted, studied Art in Naples then moved to Venice, where her works participated to solo and group exhibitions in some of the most suggestive locations;

Walter Rossignolo - lives and works in Torino, Fondazione Artèvision formed him as a photographer, he’s talented with realistic and aethereal style in the meantime;

Martha Cecilia Meza - Colombian painter, worked as art director in Bogotà and exhibited her works in many cultural events based in South America, she’s actually living and working in Italy;

Alessandro Capurso - photographer from Torino, whose pictures had great luck in several photography contests, as for instance “Torinoquidomani”, “IoEspongo – 2008” and “Tuttocittà – Luoghi Comuni”, he’s also arranging poetry and short tales;

Elena Rossella Lana - young artist from Lecce, where she’s living and studying, despite her age, her works already got many appreciations during local and international contests;

Alain Battiloro - artist and photographer, through his pictures narrates with great strength daylife reality and its multiple faces;

Roberto Minarda - another photographer from Torino, whose talent as an artist brought him cooperate with various important fashion, design and architecture magazines.

We’ll also host in our galleries some “guest works” by Mario Molinari. No words can describe his gift as a sculptor, just say his works leave you enchanted, breathless, shocked, due to their disturbing stillness.

Their works, which deal with glbt issue by using sculpture, drawing, portraits and even picture, are meant for specialized and professional public, and a wider, heterogeneous audience in the meantime. Anyone could appreciate outer quality as much as the emotional and expressive charge they bring inside.

Definitive aim is pushing people awareness closer to glbt world, while it’s part of modern society, currently spread in all economic and social classes, through new points of view thanks to the artistic visual instruments.

 WHEN: Since 23/04/2009 to 10/05/2009

 WHERE: Torino - Via Santa Giulia 14/c and Via Mazzini 50 (AV Art Gallerie expository rooms), Corso Vittorio Emanuele 52 (Cinema Ambrosio hall)

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AV Art Gallerie & Associazione Koinè
presentano:

Internazionale d’Arte LGBT – 23/03/2009 – 10/05/2009

Comunicato Stampa


In occasione del 24° Torino GLBT Film Festival che si terrà dal 23 al 30 Aprile 2009, AV Art Gallerie col partenariato di Associazione Koinè e il patrocinio di Arcigay e Regione Piemonte, vi invita presso gli spazi espositivi della Fondazione Artèvision in Via Santa Giulia 14/c e Via Mazzini 50, e presso il foyer del Cinema Ambrosio (Corso Vittorio Emanuele 52), dove saranno ospitati lavori di artisti italiani e stranieri connessi in vario modo al mondo glbt.
L’evento si inserisce nel panorama di appuntamenti artistici del capoluogo piemontese, sempre più ricco e diversificato, inaugurando una stagione di eventi culturali con un programma che intende esplorare la dimensione glbt attraverso gli strumenti artistici figurativi.
L’alto valore artistico, le location e il contesto urbano torinese che ne sarà teatro, fanno dell’evento un’occasione irripetibile per accostarsi a questo mondo per secoli sopravvissuto nell’ombra e che solamente negli ultimi anni sta scoprendo spiragli per emergere e farsi conoscere.
L’Internazionale glbt avrà luogo a partire dall’ultima settimana di Aprile e durerà sino al 10 Maggio, esporranno artisti emergenti ed affermati, quali: Moxy Hart - artista sudafricano di fama mondiale, da diversi anni dedica la sua attività alla rappresentazione delle forme e della bellezza maschili, i suoi nudi e i suoi ritratti sono stati esposti a Melville, Cape Town e Hyde Park JHB ; Gianfranco Ragusano - scultore di grande talento formatosi presso le Scuole e Accademie d’Arte palermitane, dove è stato allievo di artisti del calibro di Antonio Tinaglia, Mariano Brusca, Salvatore Rizzati e Giuseppe Agnello; Raffaella Campolieti - pittrice ritrattista di grande valore espressivo, si è formata nelle scuole di Napoli e Venezia, dove i suoi lavori sono stati esibiti al grande pubblico in alcune delle location di maggiore fascino; Walter Rossignolo - vive e lavora a Torino, dove si è formato come fotografo presso la Fondazione Artèvision, è dotato di uno stile realistico ed etereo al tempo stesso; Martha Cecilia Meza - pittrice colombiana, ha lavorato a Bogotà come curatrice d’arte ed esposto le sue opere in alcuni degli eventi artistici più importanti del Sudamerica, attualmente risiede e lavora in Italia; Alessandro Capurso - fotografo torinese i cui scatti hanno partecipato con grande successo a concorsi come “Torinoquidomani”, “IoEspongo – 2008” e “Tuttocittà – Luoghi Comuni”, si dedica anche ad attività letterarie componendo poesie e racconti brevi; Elena Rossella Lana - giovane artista di Lecce, città dove studia e lavora, nonostante la giovane età i suoi lavori hanno ricevuto numerosi riconoscimenti durante eventi e concorsi locali ed internazionali; Alain Battiloro - artista e fotografo, attraverso i suoi scatti racconta con grande forza la realtà quotidiana nelle sue molteplici manifestazioni; Roberto Minarda - altro fotografo torinese, sin dagli anni ’70 collabora con importanti riviste di moda, architettura e design, deve la propria fama anche al suo talento di fotografo artistico. Saranno inoltre presenti presso le nostre gallerie, in via del tutto eccezionale, le “guest opere” di Mario Molinari: preceduto dalla sua fama, le sue sculture incantano e sconvolgono per inquietante immobilità.

Questi lavori, che trattano l’argomento glbt spaziando dalla scultura, al disegno, al ritratto, sino alla fotografia artistica, intendono sia rivolgersi ad un pubblico specializzato di professionisti ed appassionati, sia avvicinare un pubblico sempre più vasto ed eterogeneo, che ne potrà apprezzare tanto la qualità intrinseca quanto la carica emotiva ed espressiva di cui sono vettori.
Fine ultimo è la sensibilizzazione al mondo glbt come parte della società occidentale contemporanea presente ormai in qualsiasi fascia sociale ed economica tramite la scoperta di nuovi punti di vista grazie allo strumento artistico visivo.


 QUANDO: Dal 23/04/2009 al 10/05/2009

 DOVE: Torino - Via Santa Giulia 14/c e Via Mazzini 50 presso gli spazi espositivi di AV Art Gallerie, Corso Vittorio Emanuele 52 presso le sale del Cinema Ambrosio

Heure de début :	24 avril 2009 à 19:30
Heure de fin :	15 mai 2009 à 23:55
Lieu :	AV Art Gallerie ( Fondazione Artevision)
Adresse :	Santa Giulia 14
Ville :	Torino, Italy
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Téléphone :	390118115112
Courriel :	presidenza@artevision.it

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