mardi 30 juin 2009

JOSHUA LEVINE - LOS ANGELES

Tarryn Teresa Gallery is pleased to present unNATURAL HISTORY the debut Los Angeles exhibit of artist Joshua Levine. Using taxidermy models as a reference point, Levine constructs fantastical and sometimes frightening hybrids of familiar animals. The creatures are often brightly and unnaturally colored with numbers of heads, eyes and legs that are typically considered to be extraneous in land mammals.

Levine is fascinated by the interplay between humanity’s increasing ability to control our genetic structure and that of other animals and the random genetic variations resulting from our environmental manipulation. Levine refers to his works as “mutations”, appropriating technical terminology to describe an artistic vision. In keeping with this schematic, Levine presents his mutations as museum or curio pieces: mounted, posed and stationary.

Levine’s Trophy Stands feature the full body of the mutation and resemble the dioramas of a natural history museum. They plausibly hint at initiatives to educate and cultivate respect for nature. But humanity’s instinct is not only to preserve and to study, but also, occasionally to celebrate our “mastery” over nature. Here, Levine’s “Game” Trophy Heads (instead of deer or elk, Levine mounts the heads of the mutations ) are a wry commentary on humanity’s complicated relationship with nature. unNATURAL HISTORY turns the gallery space into a parallel world, one in which Levine’s mutations are curious enough to be studied and preserved and routine enough to be hunted and killed.

For more information, please contact the gallery.

About the Artist
Joshua Levine was born in Boston and raised in Miami. He studied at The School of the Art Insititute of Chicago and earned an MFA from the University of Miami. Levine has shown previous at Luxe Gallery in Manhattan, Irvine Contemporary Gallery in Washington DC and had the inaugural exhibit in the INSIGHT program at the Moore College of Art Design in Philadelphia, PA.

Reception: August 15, 2009 6-8pm
Exhibition: August 8 - September 17, 2009
Mon-Fri: 11am-5pm, Sat: 11am-4pm

Heure de début :
8 août 2009 à 11:00
Heure de fin :
17 septembre 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
1820 Industrial Street #230
Ville :
Los Angeles, CA

Téléphone :
2136275100
Courriel :

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TRAVELLING DRAWERS - THUNDER BAY

RUB OUT GALLERY presents: TRAVELLING DRAWERS
a new special project series by Definitely Superior Art Gallery

TOURING CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION- from the HEADBONES GALLERY-TORONTO

FEATURING: SCOTT ELLIS, ROBERT FARMER, JULIE OAKES + CHARLES BRONSON-[UK]

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE GALA OPENING RECEPTION,
FRIDAY JULY 3, AT 7PM
-ONE NIGHT ONLY-THEN IT’S GONE
ART/ARTISTS TALK WITH JULIE OAKES/MUSIC AND REFRESHMENTS

The latest initiative of Definitely Superior Art Gallery is The Rub Out Gallery-designated for immediate response to the needs of regional/national/international artists and tours. Headbones Gallery, The Drawers [Toronto], which specializes in contemporary drawings, sculpture and works on paper, is touring four artists cross country in order to introduce curators, collectors, art appreciators and the curious general to new works. The Travelling Drawers, 2009, features:

The Prison Drawings, a selection of ink and coloured pencil drawings by Charles Bronson [UK]


Collages by Scott P. Ellis [Toronto]


Oil paintings on paper and panel by Robert Farmer [Toronto]


and
Gouaches and bronzes by Julie Oakes [Toronto].

One night only-a must see exhibition of vital contemporary artists in Canada. Julie Oakes will be on hand for an artists talk about her work, music and refreshments-benefitting the arts community and community-at-large. N-gage art! Gallery 2

Date :
3 juillet 2009
Heure :
19:00 - 22:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
250 Park Ave.
Ville :
Thunder Bay, ON

Téléphone :
3443814
Courriel :

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SUNDAY SCENE/UNIVERSAL CODE - TORONTO

TALK on 5 juillet 2009 - 14:00-15:00

John Oswald is a recent recipient of a Governor General's Award in visual and media arts and is one of the most internationally influential Canadian musicians. He will be at The Power Plant to discuss the current exhibition 'Universal Code' and how it relates to a broader cultural context.

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TALK on 12 juillet 2009 - 14:00-15:00

Rob Spekkens is a junior faculty member at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, where his field of research is the foundations of quantum theory. He is best known for his arguments in favor of distinguishing two sorts of features within quantum theory: those that pertain to reality and those that merely pertain to our knowledge of reality. He will discuss the gallery's current exhibition 'Universal Code' in this context.

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12 juin au 30 août 2009

Universal Code

Artists: Adel Abdessemed, Franz Ackermann, Angela Bulloch, Mircea Cantor, Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller, Cerith Wyn Evans, Henrik Håkansson, Antonia Hirsch, Thomas Hirschhorn, Ann Veronica Janssens, Kimsooja, Jed Lind, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Josiah McElheny, Tania Mouraud, Gabriel Orozco, Adrian Paci, Trevor Paglen, Katie Paterson, The Otolith Group, Fred Tomaselli, Keith Tyson.

Curated by Gregory Burke, Director, The Power Plant.

Artists have long been fascinated with the origin and nature of the universe. Timed to coincide with the International Year of Astronomy, the exhibition ‘Universal Code’ presents responses from a broad range of contemporary artists to cosmology and ideas of the universal in our current information age, a time of significant scientific and technological development as well as rampant globalization.

Whereas once the sky suggested the limitless, now a network of satellites enmesh the globe in a massive field of signals that unite the world in a “universal” web of telecommunications. Enabling instantaneous connection across vast distances, the new technologies also render visible what was formerly hidden at the bodily and even the cellular level. Corporate communications networks and digital technologies have in effect refigured the contemporary sense of the world and the universe by transforming historical understandings of time and space. In response to this current condition, ‘Universal Code’ presents artists who look back on the modern era to consider the universe, the infinite and the eternal from a range of differing religious, scientific, philosophical and cultural positions.

Works in the exhibition draw and reflect on scientific discoveries related to the universe and the nature of life, from the mapping of intergalactic space, through to research into the microcosmic world of DNA coding. However, the exhibition is not purely a celebration of scientific and technological advance. While many artists seek to engage the viewer in the awe and enigma of concepts of the universe, they are also concerned with shifts in the geo-political order brought on by the digital revolution, coupled with unresolved tensions that exist between differing belief systems.

Many of the artists look back to former times, including the pioneering era of space exploration, to elucidate aspects of the human condition in the current moment. Others address the increasing levels of surveillance that have developed in recent times and the incursion of satellite positioning systems into the private life of the individual. Still others ponder the disconnect that persists between differing cultural and religious beliefs, thereby questioning the myth of a globalized and connected world.

‘Universal Code’ is the latest in a series of summer exhibitions organized by The Power Plant that bring together Canadian and international artists from a variety of cultural positions to reflect on topics driving the development of contemporary culture. The exhibition includes artists who explore the intricate relationships between our evolving understandings of the cosmos; the production of scientific and cultural knowledge; cultural and religious belief systems; information technologies and global power relations. ‘Universal Code’ considers the response of artists to these relationships in the aftermath of globalization, reflecting the current complexity of the world we inhabit. Ultimately their response is poetic, positioning the universe as a void full of potential but also as a field riddled by elision and enigma.

ALL SUMMER, ALL FREE
Free gallery admission all summer thanks to the support of The Hal Jackman Foundation and Media Partner NOW Magazine.

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Lieu :
Adresse :
231 Queens Quay West
Ville :
Toronto, ON


NICKI DE SAINT-PHALLE

NICKI DE SAINT-PHALLE
29 octobre 1930 - 21 mai 2002





LE JARDIN DE TAROT à Garavicchio, Capalbio (GR) en Italie
Ouvre

1 Avril
Ferme

15 Octobre
Heures d'Ouverture

2:30 pm à 7:30 pm



ART IN MIND - LONDON

The Brick Lane Gallery is pleased to present the new exhibition Art In Mind 2-13 July
Opening 1st July / 6.30 - 8.30pm

Featuring a mix of contemporary and Urban art by UK and international artists.

ARTISTS INCLUDE:

- Daniel LUMBINI


- Adam MORRIGAN


- Anya BEAUMONT



- ERELIN


and
- Patrick S. FORD
- Chris PHILIPS
- Lindalva MARIA De CARVALHO
- Richard WOOD
- Ben JENSEN
- Orlan CHIARAVANONT

All welcome

Date :
1 juillet 2009
Heure :
18:30 - 20:30
Lieu :
Adresse :
196 Brick Lane
Ville :
London, United Kingdom

Courriel :

MORI & LIBRALESSO - FIRENZE

Performance di Gabriele Mori e Parama Libralesso – pittura e sonorità vocali con musica dal vivo

Performance di pittura dal vivo accompagnata da musiche e testi pre-registrati dall’artista stesso. Sia il soggetto del quadro che l’accompagnamento sonoro e testuale saranno un metaforico viaggio poetico intorno al tema della pietra come universale mezzo edificatorio.
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Performance de Gabriele Mori et Parama Libralesso - peinture et sonorités vocales avec de la musique live.

Performance de peinture en direct accompagné de musique et de textes pré-enregistrés par l'artiste lui-même. Les deux l'objet de l'image que du son et du texte d'accompagnement sera une métaphore poétique, voyage autour du thème de la pierre comme un medium universel d'édification.

GABRIELE MORI IN ORO



Heure de début :
2 juillet 2009 à 21:30
Heure de fin :
3 juillet 2009 à 00:30
Lieu :
Complesso delle Murate
Adresse :
piazza Madonna della Neve
Ville :
Firenze, Italy

Téléphone :
3389361908
Courriel :

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AT THE NORTH DAKOTA MUSEUM OF ART - GRAND FORKS

NORTH DAKOTA MUSEUM OF ART:

We will open two solo exhibitions on Tuesday, June 30, 6 pm for Zoran Mojsilov and Chuck Kimmerle. At 7 pm The Brass Kings will kick off this year's Concerts in the Garden series. We hope you can make it. Tickets for the concert are $5 in advance and $7 at the door. Go to www.ndmoa.com to check out the exhibitions and concert.



ZORAN MOJSILOV



CHUCK KIMMERLE


A ROOM INSIDE THEM - NEWCASTLE-UPON -TYNE

Vane: next exhibition previews Wednesday 1 July 6-8pm

Please join us as our guest next Wednesday 1 July 6-8pm for the preview of Vane's latest exhibition ‘A room inside them’ at Vane gallery, Kings House, Forth Banks, Newcastle upon Tyne. Refreshments will be served.

As part of the Northern Print Biennale, Vane presents an exhibition bringing together a diversity of artists’ approaches to – and uses of – printmaking and its different techniques. Featured artists come from the UK, USA, Germany and Denmark and include: Paul Becker, Claire Davies, Kerstin Drechsel, Jorn Ebner, Nadia Hebson, Andrew McDonald, Jock Mooney, Stephen Palmer, Josué Pellot, Morten Schelde and Alison Unsworth.

Initiated by Northern Print in partnership with culture10, Northern Print Biennale is the first major competition and exhibition of contemporary printmaking in the UK for almost 20 years. Newcastle Gateshead will celebrate contemporary and historical printmaking through a broad programme of exhibitions and events from 26th June to 4th October 2009. For further details visit http://www.northernprint.org.uk


Northern Art Prize 2009

"Vane is pleased to announce that Jorn Ebner and Simon Le Ruez have been long-listed for the Northern Art Prize 2009, the prestigious art prize for contemporary artists of any age, working in any media and living in the North of England. The winner will be announced on 21 January 2010.

Heure de début :
2 juillet 2009 à 12:00
Heure de fin :
1 août 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :
Vane
Adresse :
Kings House, Forth Banks
Ville :
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Téléphone :
01912618281
Courriel :

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BAZELAIRE@WHITOFS - BRUXELLES

François-Charles Bazelaire


Tout l'été 2009, et cela à partir du 15 juillet, quelques-unes de mes toiles les plus récentes, petits et grands formats, seront accrochées chez

"WITHOFS ART Gallery
Quai au Bois à Brûler n° 9 (Marché aux Poissons / Place Ste Catherine)
1000 Bruxelles
Tél : +32 (0)2 217 27 02 (Charlotte Withofs)
Fax : +32 (0)2 511 72 62

Direction :
Marc Withofs +32 (0)475 242 319
info@galerie-withofs.com

Horaires :
Mardi au Samedi
De 10h à 13h - de 13h à 19h

Website de la Galerie Marc Withofs:
http://galerie-withofs.com/spip.php?page=s5&id_article=34

Parkings à proximité :
* Parking 58, rue de l'Evêque 1
* Parking Lepage, rue Léon Lepage 23-31
* Parking Baraka, place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 2

Metro :
* Métro Sainte-Catherine

NB: Étant moi-même à l'étranger du 20 juillet au 15 août prochain, on peut voir ces tableaux ensemble jusqu'au 19 juillet ou à mon retour, après le 15 août, mais, en attendant, je vous invite à aller découvrir la galerie "WITHOFS ART Gallery" et ses artistes ... sans attendre. Charlotte Withofs vous y accueillera avec sa compétence et son sourire habituel.
NB: De retour les pieds dans l'eau! Au plaisir de nous y retrouver (sur RDV avec moi)

François-Charles
+32(0)475 92 7134

LANCEMENT M60- MONTRÉAL

Montreal 60 Second Film Festival Registration Party

sixty seconds for a second time - M60.ca

The Montreal 60 Second Film Festival (M60) is a not-for-profit film festival of 60 second movies. Our FREE registration party is happening Friday, July 10, 2009 at La Sala Rossa. All are welcome at the registration party - an evening celebrating the mystery, magic, music and movement of movies - this is where you can learn the secret theme of this year's festival and sign up to make a 60 second film. There is no entry fee and filmmakers will be accepted on a first-come first-served basis. Much more information is available at www.M60.ca
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Party d'inscription au Festival de Films de 60 Secondes de Montréal

soixante secondes pour la seconde fois - M60.ca

Le Montréal Festival du film de 60 secondes (M60) est un organisme sans but lucratif du festival de films de 60 secondes. Notre party d'inscription est gratuit et se passe vendredi, le 10 Juillet 2009 à La Sala Rossa. Tous sont les bienvenus à l'enregistrement des parties - d'une soirée célébrant le mystère, la magie, la musique et de la circulation des films - c'est là que vous pouvez apprendre le thème secret du festival de cette année et inscrivez-vous à faire un film de 60 secondes. Il n'y a pas de frais d'entrée et de cinéastes sera accepté sur le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi. Beaucoup plus d'informations sont disponibles à www.M60.ca.

Date :
10 juillet 2009
Heure :
20:30 - 23:30
Lieu :
La Sala Rossa, 4848 boul. St-Laurent
Courriel :

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TR:AFFIC ONE: RIDE ON! - CALGARY

Presented In conjunction with Mountain Standard Time Performative Art Festival (M:ST) & The Good Life Community Bike Shop & TRUCK Gallery presents:

RIDE ON

SHOWCASING WORK BY:

Jessica Thompson

Residency runs July 4 to July 31, 2009

Our first TR:AFICC resident will be artist Jessica Thompson, who brings her SOUNDBIKE to Calgary. SOUNDBIKE is a portable sound piece that uses motion-based mini-generators mounted to an ordinary bicycle to broadcast the sound of laughter as the bike is pedaled through the urban environment. While in residence in the CAMPER Thompson will present a series of public workshops, with the final workshop coinciding with July’s Critical Mass Ride in Calgary.
TR:AFICC (Temporary Resident: Artists for Innovative Contemporary Culture)

This summer TRUCK is proud to introduce our new residency program, Temporary Resident: Artists for Innovative Contemporary Culture (TR:AFICC) that will be run out of CAMPER, TRUCK’s Contemporary Art Mobile Public Exhibition Rig. After three successful years of The Patch Project, CAMPER has been reinvented as a home away from home for artists, hosting three thematic residencies, with each lasting one month. During the summer months these residencies will provide a space for artistic exploration and public engagement by three contemporary artists.

All Workshops will be conducted out of CAMPER at Eau Claire Festival Market Square, and around Downtown. Please check our website for details on location and time of the workshops.

CAMPER and workshops will be open to the public, and admission is free.

Heure de début :
4 juillet 2009 à 11:00
Heure de fin :
1 août 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
815- 1st Street SW
Ville :
Calgary, AB

Téléphone :
4032617702
Courriel :

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