FUNDRED DOLLAR BILL PROJECT - ATLANTA

FUNDRED DOLLAR BILL PROJECT
Opening Reception & Family Day
Saturday, April 25, 1 - 4 pm
*Remarks at 1:30
FREE to participate in Fundred activities!

Our Resource Room is being temporarily converted into a bank vault repository for the creation and display of FUNDRED dollar bills, the currency of artist Mel Chin's FUNDRED and OPERATION PAYDIRT project. This pro-active collaboration with teachers and three million students around the United States takes on the problem of lead pollution in New Orleans. Bring your family and friends and join us in drawing activities while learning more about this innovative and restorative work of art. Fundreds made on-site will be displayed in our Resource Room!

We hope you can join us for this kick off celebration,and to help us spread to word as we continue to work towards Mel's goal of creating Three Million Fundreds! All materials, juice, and cookies will be provided.

Gallery Admission
Members FREE
General $5
Student/Senior $3
Children (under 12) FREE

Date :	25 avril 2009
Heure :	13:00 - 16:00
Lieu :	Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Adresse :	535 Means St, NW
Ville :	Atlanta, GA
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Téléphone :	4046881970
Courriel :	info@thecontemporary.org

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RICHARD CARLYON - RICHMOND

Richard Carlyon: A Retrospective
Exhibition Opening: September 11, 2009, 6 - 8 pm

This exhibition and an accompanying catalogue will document the artistic career of Richard Carlyon (1930-2006), a pivotal figure in the Richmond arts community. While Carlyon's reputation as an influential and highly regarded teacher is legendary, he also maintained an active studio practice for over five decades, producing an extensive body of paintings, drawings, videos, collages, and constructions. Thematically grouped selections from these extensive holdings—most of which has never before been on public view—together with loans from private collections will give a comprehensive overview of his development and accomplishments. The artist's studio will be reassembled as another component of the show.

Coordinated by VCU's Anderson Gallery, with assistance from VCU professor emeritus of art history Howard Risatti, the project is a collaborative effort with 1708 Gallery, Visual Arts Center of Richmond, and Reynolds Gallery. The individual sections of this multi-site retrospective will open concurrently at all four venues with a progressive reception on September 11 and remain on view through October. A performance piece conceived by choreographer Chris Burnside as a tribute to Carlyon's intellect, innovation, and wide-ranging perspective will take place on Saturday evening, September 26, at the Grace Street Theater.

the Gallery, 804-828-1522 or artgallery@vcu.edu.

NORTH DAKOTA MUSEUM OF ART - GRAND FORKS

From North Dakota Museum of Art:

Artists and War II will be closing April 26, so if you haven't had a chance to see it yet, hurry! The show consists of work by Juan Manuel Echavarria, Johanna Calle and Fernando Grisalez Blanco of Colombia, plus Guillermo Guardia of Lima, Peru, now living in Grand Forks.

Snow Country Prison: Interned in North Dakota is also coming down on the 26th. Snow Country Prison tells the story of 3, 850 men interned at Ft. Lincoln, just south of Bismarck, ND.

DIEGO HERNANDEZ - SANTIAGO

Artista trae la isla de LOST a Santiago

Esperanza, desesperanza, desesperación son algunas de las experiencias que busca transmitir Diego Hernández en su próxima exposición

LOST recupera la atmósfera de la popular serie televisiva, pero en nuestras vidas reales, como anónimos protagonistas de una urbe que a veces nos atrapa, a veces nos seduce y a veces nos agobia

La exposición es una nueva apuesta de la galería MOTO y será inaugurada el próximo 28 de abril de 2009

El naufragio, el aterrizaje en tierra de nadie, la desesperación colectiva, la angustia, el agobio; mucho de eso quiso encarnar el artista visual chileno Diego Hernández (1972) en su último proyecto. Le llamaba poderosamente la atención toda esa atmósfera que refleja en cada capítulo la serie televisiva “Lost”, con un guión que va de la tragedia a lo indecible. Pero a veces el vértigo, la sensación de sofoco y lo inenarrable está presente en nuestras propias rutinas. Diego Hernández atisbó a Santiago, la ciudad que compartimos, como nuestra gran isla de Lost, donde él mismo se siente una especie de náufrago. Y desde esa mirada comenzó a construir lo que será su próxima muestra individual a partir del 28 de abril en la Galería MOTO (Pedro León Gallo esquina Julio Prado, Providencia). Diego Hernández explica: “En el intento de generar una sensación similar a la de la serie, me di cuenta que era yo quien estaba perdido en este entorno urbano y que ése sería el real sentido que debía darle a esta muestra”. En base a pinturas, esculturas y un mediometraje del joven realizador Felipe Ríos, la muestra LOST intenta escenificar situaciones que van de lo individual a lo colectivo. El arte de Diego Hernández es esencialmente urbano, generoso en referencias y mensajes directos. Esta vez recurre a paisajes, logos corporativos, diagramas y citas artísticas que convivirán sobre fondos de colores, interactuando también con los objetos y personajes volumétricos que se salen de sus pinturas. Toda una escenificación en donde conviven desprejuiciadamente materiales tradicionales y propiamente pictóricos con otros de diversa procedencia, como pedazos de madera, cartones y pegamentos. “Utilizaré la simbología a través de una fogata como la esperanza, una cruz invertida como la desesperanza y una cabeza como la desesperación”, adelanta el autor. Parte sustancial de la exposición será también el video que registra el proceso creativo previo y lo intercala con aspectos cotidianos del artista. Una especie de micro-programa o “cápsula” al estilo del clásico “Visiones” (Canal 13), que mostraba el quehacer diario de un creador, un intelectual, o el proceso de dar vida a algún objeto patrimonial, como la artesanía. En la realización de Felipe Ríos, eso sí, el enfoque incluirá material onírico, una suerte de “Visiones Psicodélico”, como nos advierte Hernández.

Diego Hernández tiene estudios de pintura y grabado en la Universidad Católica y participa, desde 1992, en importantes exposiciones colectivas del ámbito local. Entre sus muestras individuales en Santiago destacan “Jamás aprenderé a pintar” (Centro Mori, 2005) y “My way” (2007) en el Jardín Santa Ana que funciona como un taller colectivo que él mismo encabeza y coordina.

Felipe Ríos es director de cine, realizador de comerciales e integra el equipo de la revista online www.anuarioarte.com.

LOST permanecerá abierta hasta el 12 de mayo, y podrá visitarse de lunes a viernes de 11 a 14 horas, en las tardes de 15 a 18 hrs. y los sábado de 12 a 15 hrs.

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L'artiste apporte LOST à l'île de Santiago

L'espoir, le désespoir sont quelques-unes des expériences que vise à transmettre Diego Hernandez dans son prochain salon

LOST retrouve l'atmosphère de la série télévisée populaire, mais dans notre vraie vie, comme l'anonymat des protagonistes d'une ville qui, souvent, nous piège, parfois nous tente, et parfois nous submerge.

L'exposition est un nouveau pari de la MOTO Galerie et s'ouvrira le 28 avril 2009.

Le naufrage, le débarquement, dans le no man's land, le collectif de désespoir, d'anxiété, de tension, beaucoup de qui incarnent l'artiste en arts visuels chilien Diego Hernández (1972) dans son dernier projet. Il a appelé l'attention avec force toute l'atmosphère de chaque chapitre reflète la série télévisée "Lost", avec un script qui va à la tragédie. Mais parfois, les vertiges, la sensation de suffocation et de l'indicible est présent dans nos propres routines. Diego Santiago Hernandez aperçu de la ville que nous partageons, de notre grande île de Lost, où il est une sorte de naufragé. Et à partir de la recherche a commencé à construire ce qui sera son prochain échantillon unique du 28 avril dans la Galerie MOTO (Pedro Leon Gallo Julio Prado coin, Providencia). Diego Hernandez explique: «Dans une tentative pour créer une sensation similaire à celle de la série, j'ai compris que c'était moi qui a été perdu dans cet environnement urbain, et que cela donnerait un sens réel à être à ce salon." Sur la base de peintures, de sculptures et d'un moyen du jeune cinéaste Philip Rivers, l'exposition tente LOST playact situations, allant de l'individuel au collectif.

L'art de Diego Hernandez est essentiellement urbain, généreux, des références et des messages directs. Cette fois-ci utilise des paysages, des logos d'entreprise, des diagrammes et des cours d'art coexister sur un fond coloré, en interaction avec des objets et des personnages qui vont en volume de ses tableaux. Chaque scène dans un lieu où les matériaux traditionnels et sans peinture avec les autres aussi divers que les pièces de bois, de carton et de colle. "Les symboles de l'utilisation par le biais d'un feu de joie et de l'espoir, une croix inversée en tant que chef dans le désespoir et le désespoir", déclare l'auteur.

Partie importante de l'exposition sera également l'enregistrement vidéo du processus de création avant de l'intercalaire tous les jours artiste. Une sorte de micro-programme, ou "cap" dans le style classique de la "Visions" (chaîne 13), montrant le travail quotidien d'un créateur, un intellectuel, ou le processus de donner la vie à un objet du patrimoine, tels que l'artisanat. Dans la conduite de Felipe Ríos, bien que, l'accent sera inclure des rêves, une sorte de "Psychedelic Visions», comme un rappel Hernandez.

Diego Hernández a fait ses études en peinture et gravure à l'Université catholique et est impliqué depuis 1992 dans les principales expositions de groupe dans la zone locale. Parmi ses expositions à Santiago sont «jamais apprendre à peindre" (Centre de Mori, 2005) et "My Way" (2007) à Santa Ana de jardin qui sert d'atelier de groupe qu'il dirige et coordonne.

Felipe Ríos est un réalisateur, directeur de l'équipement commercial et intègre le magazine en ligne www.anuarioarte.com.

LOST Mai se déroulera jusqu'au 12 mai et être visitée du lundi au vendredi de 11 à 14 heures dans l'après-midi de 15 à 18 heures. et le samedi de 12 à 15 heures.

Heure de début :	28 avril 2009 à 19:00
Heure de fin :	12 mai 2009 à 22:00
Lieu :	GALERIA MOTO
Adresse :	JULIO PRADO 1003 ESQ PEDRO LEON GALLO / PROVIDENCIA
Ville :	Santiago, Chile
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Téléphone :	028845574
Courriel :	galeriamoto@gmail.com

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JUDE GRIEBEL & RIMI YANG - NORTH HOLLYWOOD

Jude Griebel is a Montreal-based artist, whose work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions internationally, most recently in Toronto and Tokyo. Griebel is the recipient of numerous awards and has worked as an artist in residence in Canada, Japan, Belgium and the US. In his most recent body of work, Brand New Superstition, everyday objects and settings are imbued with otherworldly significance.

Rimi Yang currently works and resides in Los Angeles. She is the recipient of the Marietta Kirschner Wigg Award and a contributor to the Asian alternative publication Kyoto Journal. She has shown in solo and group exhibits around the globe. Yang’s paintings are intensely emotional, vibrant and often whimsical. In her current body of work, Yang responds to the emotions of the given moment, reading within her soul for guided inspiration and as she gives form to her thoughts, the Hidden Message is revealed.

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Jude Griebel est un artiste basé à Montréal, dont le travail a été exposé en solo et en groupe d'expositions international, plus récemment, à Toronto et à Tokyo. Griebel est le récipiendaire de nombreux prix et a travaillé comme artiste en résidence au Canada, au Japon, la Belgique et les États-Unis. Dans son plus récent corpus de travail, Brand New Superstition, les objets de la vie et les paramètres sont imprégnés de signification étrange.

Rimi Yang travaille et réside actuellement à Los Angeles. Elle est la récipiendaire du Prix Wigg Marietta Kirschner et contribue à la publication d'Asie alternative Kyoto Journal. Elle l'a montré dans des expositions solos et de groupe dans le monde entier. Les peintures de Yang sont intensément émotionnelle, dynamique et souvent fantaisistes. Dans son poste actuel de travail, Yang répond à l'émotion du moment, de la lecture dans le cadre de son âme pour guider l'inspiration et comme elle donne forme à ses pensées, le message caché est révélé.

Date :	25 avril 2009
Heure :	19:00 - 23:00
Lieu :	Cella Gallery
Adresse :	5229 Lankershim Blvd.
Ville :	North Hollywood, CA
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Téléphone :	2132917908
Courriel :	info@cellagallery.com

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CARPET HUNTING - MILAN

VOGHERA11 ARTGALLERY

La Head – Genève ouvre la chasse au tapis à l’occasion du Salon international du meuble de Milan 2009

è lieta di presentare in occasione del FUORISALONE IN ZONA TORTONA:

CARPET HUNTING
HEAD – GENÈVE &
KRAMIS TEPPICH DESIGN
MILANO 2009

21 - 27 APRILE '09
vernissage: MARTEDI' 21 APRILE
ORE: 6 - 10 pm

c/o VOGHERA11 ARTGALLERY
via voghera, 11 Milano

orario: 10 am-10pm

PEAU DE TABLE

È aperta la caccia al tavolo. Braccato, schiacciato, smembrato, si tramuta
in tappeto. Apparenze che invitano a scoprire nuovi usi.


Design Head – Genève / Florent Agat, Mirjam Egger, Nathalie Fontana, Alba Rossier, Marie Vaillant


Il progetto per i tappeti Peau de table è stato ideato presso la Head – Genève, in occasione di un workshop interdisciplinare, in cui gli studenti di design di varie specializzazioni hanno messo insieme le loro competenze per ideare e realizzare un prodotto di design. Gli studenti sono stati guidati da un team composto da insegnanti della Head – Genève e da designers di fama inter- nazionale, tra cui Lars Mischkulnig (MLZD/CH), Roberto Feo (El Ultimo Grito/UK), Pierre e Joël Rodière (Trafik/FR). Dalla stretta collaborazione tra la Head – Genève e l’azienda svizzera Kramis Teppich Design, celebre per il suo know-how artigianale e i suoi materiali di elevata qualità, sono nati sei modelli di tappeti fatti a mano e prodotti in serie limitata, presentati nel cuore della Zona Tortona, in occasione del Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2009.

Haute école d’art et de
design – Genève


Situata nel cuore di Ginevra, la Head – Genève è l’istituto di formazione in arte e design più importante della Svizzera occidentale. È stata creata nel 2006 in seguito all’unione della Ecole supérieure des beaux-arts e della Haute école d’arts appliqués, entrambe con oltre due secoli di storia. La Head – Genève propone un’ampia scelta di insegnamenti di livello elevato, suddivisi in due grandi rami di pari importanza: design e arti visive. Il ramo del design offre una formazione professionale di livello “bachelor” in tre grandi aree: architettura d’interni / design degli spazi – comunicazione visiva – design moda, accessori e gioielli. Da settembre 2009, la Head – Genève proporrà due indirizzi per il Master of Arts HES-SO in design: Spazi e comunica-zione e Media Design. La Head – Genève offre anche una formazione “postgrade” REALisation – Ceramica e Polimeri (Diploma of Advanced Studies).


Kramis Teppich Design AG

“Abbinare un artigianato solido a un design eccellente”, è stato con questo lo slogan che Doris e Félix Kramis sono comparsi sul mercato nel 1987, quando hanno fondato la loro manifattura a Altbüron (Svizzera). Kramis non crea solo pezzi unici con materiali di elevata qualità trattati a mano, in base ai desideri individuali dei clienti, ma anche collezioni tematiche rispondenti ad elevate esigenze in termini di originalità del design.

Referente per la stampa
Olivier Gallandat
Haute école d’art et de design – Genève
Boulevard James-Fazy 15
1201 Genève, Svizzera
Telefono: +41 22 388 51 19
Cellulare: +41 79 765 20 01
E-mail: olivier.gallandat@hesge.ch

Heure de début :	21 avril 2009 à 10:00
Heure de fin :	27 avril 2009 à 22:00
Lieu :	VOGHERA11 ARTGALLERY, Zona Tortona
Adresse :	VIA VOGHERA 11
Ville :	Milano, Italy
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Téléphone :	0239811630
Courriel :	info@voghera11.com

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PENTIMENTI GALLERY - PHILADELPHIA

REBECCA ROTHFUS
"In the Open"
Paintings - Gallery one & Project Room

GALLERY ARTISTS
"The Colors of the Week"
Mixed Media Works - Gallery two

APRIL 21 - MAY 30, 2009
Reception: Friday, May 1, 6 - 8:30 PM.

PHILADELPHIA, PA - Pentimenti Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of works by Rebecca Rothfus "In the Open" and a group show "The Colors of the Week" by gallery artists, Kim Beck, Anthony DeMelas & Pete Checchia, Jacob Lunderby, Jackie Tileston, and more from April 21 - May 30, 2009. A reception with the artists will be held on Friday, May 1, from 6 - 8:30 pm.

Rebecca Rothfus continues to explore topics of landscape, architecture and evolvement of the early 21st century in this series of new paintings with a focus on our great state and recent travel. With her laser-like attention Rothfus concentrates on the man-made parts notable for their simple and elegant design, those architectural and mechanical pieces of our world that are not only functional and beautiful but also a little nostalgic. Be it a farmhouse, a water tower, or antennas, Rothfus introduces a spatial abstraction that tantalizes the viewer’s perception. She defines her shapes very clearly, with a cool sense of color harmony and a surreal starkness, enhancing the feeling of three-dimensional objects defying forces of gravity.
Rothfus features 16 paintings. The works range from 12 x 6 inches to 20 x 16 inches in the medium of pencil, gouache, paper mounted on panel.

Rebecca Rothfus was born in Pittsburgh, PA. She graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (BFA) and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts / Tufts University (MAT). She exhibited at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago; ASAP Chicago, Chicago, IL; ArtHouse, Austin, TX; Riverwest Arts Center, Milwaukee; and more.

The Colors Of The Week
Pentimenti Gallery features mixed media works by gallery artists, Kim Beck, Anthony DeMelas & Pete Checchia, Jacob Lunderby, Jackie Tileston, and more in a weekly rotating exhibition.

GALLERY HOURS
Tuesday by appointment
Wednesday - Friday, 11 am - 5 pm.
Saturday, noon to 5 pm.

Pentimenti Gallery presents contemporary art by emerging and mid-career artists in a variety of media. For more information, please contact the gallery at +1 (215) 625 9990 - mail@pentimenti.com

Heure de début :	21 avril 2009 à 11:00
Heure de fin :	30 mai 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :	Pentimenti Gallery
Adresse :	145 North Second St.
Ville :	Philadelphia, PA
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Téléphone :	2156259990
Courriel :	mail@pentimenti.com

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WILL MARINO & HONEY - SAN FRANCISCO

CAIN SCHULTE CONTEMPORARY ART presents:

You are cordially invited to an Artist Talk with WILL MARINO in conjunction with a Brunch featuring a honey tasting, provided by Bill & Ann Snyders, Snyders Honey, La Honda, California

RSVP required
Space is limited to 40 people, please rsvp by April 23rd to rsvp@cainschulte.com

$10.00 per person (includes: Coffee, pastries, juice, eggs, fruit - all organic!)

Date :	26 avril 2009
Heure :	11:00 - 14:00
Lieu :	714 Guerrero Street
Ville :	San Francisco, CA

Téléphone :	4155431550
Courriel :	info@cainschulte.com

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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