lundi 10 août 2009

ME, MYSELF & ART@FONDERIE DARLING - MONTRÉAL

Visite des ateliers d'artistes, créations gastronomiques chorégraphiées par Avocado Traiteur avec les chefs de L'Orignal, Le Local, Grange et Cluny, performances, DJs Jojo Flores, DJ N.U., EP Bergen & Raf Katigbak, vente d'oeuvres d'art, avant-première de l'expo d'Alain Paiement, surprises...

Billets: 100$* - Achetez vos billets en ligne: http://www.fonderiedarling.org/MeMyselfArt2009.html

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Party gratuit pour tous dès 22 h

MERCI : Avocado Traiteur : Le Local : L'Orignal : Grange : Cluny : CCR Solutions : Celebrations :

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Open studios, culinary creations choreographed by Avocado Traiteur with chefs from Le Local, L'Orignal, Grange and Cluny, performances, DJs Jojo Flores, DJ N.U., EP Bergen & Raf Katigbak, private view of Alain Paiement's latest work, surprises...

Tickets: $100* - Buy your tickets online: http://www.fonderiedarling.org/MeMyselfArt2009_ENG.html
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Party for everyone at 10 pm, free access

THANK YOU : Avocado Traiteur : Le Local : L'Orignal : Grange : Cluny : CCR Solutions : Celebrations :

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Heure de début :
10 septembre 2009 à 18:00
Heure de fin :
11 septembre 2009 à 03:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
745 rue Ottawa
Ville :
Montreal, QC

Téléphone :
5143921554
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THE MITTENSTRINGS AND GUEST SHOW - MONTREAL

end of summer music to ease you into winter

Two members of Canada's famous folk clan have launched their singing careers as the Mittenstrings, characters in an online stop-motion series

Lily and Sylvan Lanken – cousins of Rufus and Martha Wainwright, the children of folk legend Anna McGarrigle – have made their musical debut ... as handmade paper cut-outs.

The Mittenstrings, the Lankens' mysterious multimedia project, launched online last week, revealing an eight-episode "sitcom" about a fictional band – with real songs. It's a charming, stop-motion wonderland, with elaborate hand-painted sets, characters and flying tour buses.

The music, though lo-fi, offers the same melodic knack that the rest of the family is known for. But whereas Rufus and Martha Wainwright are often caustic and sour, the Mittenstrings' music is wistful and gentle, evoking frosted-over windows, Kathryn Williams and indeed the McGarrigle sisters.

The episodes display a sharp sense of humour with bone-dry jokes and a healthy appreciation for the absurd. Mouth-trumpet muzak plays during a short stint in a lift, while Anna McGarrigle has a cameos as a crone at a radio station. Rufus and Martha are thanked in the final credits.

Though the Mittenstrings have played a handful of gigs, they have largely kept their identities secret, masquerading under their characters' names, Raelene, Lance and Chess. In a different incarnation, Lily Lanken is a member of Martha Wainwright's touring band and both siblings have made frequent appearances with their mother and aunt, including the recent McGarrigle Christmas Hour concert at Carnegie Hall.

by Sean Michaels, Guardian, January 16th, 2009

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musique de fin d'été pour glisser vers l'hiver

Deux membres du célèbre clan folk canadien ont lancé leur carrière en tant que chanteurs Les Mittenstrings, des personnages de série stop-motion en ligne.

Lily et Sylvan Lanken - cousins de Rufus et Martha Wainwright, les enfants de la légendaire chanteuse folk Anna McGarrigle - ont fait leurs débuts musicaux ... avec des coupures de papier fait main.

Les Mittenstrings, le «mystérieux projet multimédia» des
Lankens, lancé en ligne la semaine dernière, révélant un épisode de huit " sitcom " fictifs - avec de vraies chansons. C'est une charmante, stop-motion d'un monde des merveilles, avec élaboration d'ensembles peints à la main, les personnages et les autocars volants.

La musique, même si low-fi, offre le même don mélodique que le reste de la famille. Mais alors que Rufus et Martha Wainwright sont souvent caustiques et acides, les Mittenstrings font de "la musique douce et mélancolique, évoquant les fenêtres givrées, Kathryn Williams et même les sœurs McGarrigle.

Les épisodes affichent un sens aigu de l'humour avec des blagues pince-sans-rire et une bonne appréciation de l'absurde. De la muzak de trompette-à-bouche joue pendant un court moment dans un ascenseur, tandis que Anna McGarrigle a un caméo comme une vieille femme dans une station de radio. Rufus et Martha sont remerciés en fin de crédits.

Bien que les Mittenstrings ont joué une poignée de concerts, ils ont largement conservé leur identité secrète, déguisée en vertu de leurs personnages avec des noms tels, Raelene, Lance et Chess. Dans une autre incarnation, Lily Lanken est membre de la tournée de Martha Wainwright et les deux cousines ont fait de fréquentes apparitions avec leur mère et tante, y compris le récent concert McGarrigle Christmas Hour à Carnegie Hall.

par Sean Michaels, Guardian, Le 16 Janvier 2009

Heure de début :
30 août 2009 à 20:00
Heure de fin :
31 août 2009 à 00:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
corners st laurent and st viateur
Ville :
Montreal, QC


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GODS & MORTALS - LONDON

New work by Robson Cezar, Catherine Maffioletti, Richard Slatter, Rebecca Stevenson and Sally Tiffin. Five diverse contemporary artists bring innovative and surprising approaches to the arcane art of bronze sculpture. Opening Friday 18th September from 6pm, then daily Monday to Friday 10am till 5pm.

Heure de début :
18 septembre 2009 à 18:00
Heure de fin :
25 septembre 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
16 John Islip Street
Ville :
London, United Kingdom

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jeudi 6 août 2009

TANGUERIA - MONTRÉAL


La milonga du samedi
Classe ouverte de Laura et de Paul
de milonga et ou de valse tango
à 19 h 30.
Climatisation, terrasse
Soirée dès 20 h 30
8$ / 10$ pour le cours et la soirée

Tangueria
6522 boul. Saint-Laurent
514.495.8645

JON BURGERMAN - NY

Jon Burgerman August 15 - September 16, 2009
Giant Robot Gallery 437 East 9th Street
Between 1st Ave. & Ave. A, in the East Village
New York, New York 10009
(212) 674-GRNY (4769) | grny.net

Giant Robot is proud to host My American Summer, an art show featuring new work by Jon Burgerman.

Working across a variety of media that includes drawing, painting, print, animation, large-scale murals, and toy design, the U.K. artist has built a strong reputation through his unique and colorful artworks of swooping, intertwining lines, and hyper-emotional characters. A sense of British self-deprecation, dry humor, and modern-day anxiety imbues his work, which retains a hand-made, hand-drawn quality. In 2008 his art was showcased in Pens Are My Friends, a 300-page monograph published by IdN.

My American Summer will feature works that have been made during Burgerman's nearly three-month visit to America (in Los Angeles and, mainly, New York City). Most are drawings on paper, while others are unique, three-dimensional versions of his observations on his Brooklyn Hipsters, hand-made by plush expert, The Felt Mistress. The work plays with notions of being a tourist, cliched outsider observations, and how some cultural differences are now homogenized in most major cities.

A reception for the artist will be held from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, August 15. For more information about Burgerman, GRNY, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact:

Eric Nakamura Giant Robot Owner/Publisher
eric@giantrobot.com
(310) 479-7311

GRNY
2062 Sawtelle Blvd
Los Angeles CA 90025
310-445-9276
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Wim Botha

06/08/2009 - 26/09/2009
Vernissage le 06/08/2009

Michael Stevenson Gallery
Cape Town, Afrique du sud

A solo exhibition by Wim Botha. On show will be a monumental print work, and an installation of mixed-media sculptural pieces. Named for its place of origin, Joburg Alt...

Artiste(s) : Wim Botha
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Sidestep

06/08/2009 - 26/09/2009

Michael Stevenson Gallery
Cape Town, Afrique du sud

A first major showing of work by Simon Gush. Gush's core concern in this exhibition is the manner in which both high culture and personal political identities are forme...

Artiste(s) : Simon Gush
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Forex project series : Middlesea

06/08/2009 - 26/09/2009
Vernissage le 06/08/2009

Michael Stevenson Gallery

Cape Town, Afrique du sud

A part of the FOREX project series, Sedira's MiddleSea (2008) is the second in a trilogy of films; the first, Saphir, showed at Michael Steven...

Artiste(s) : Zineb Sedira

mercredi 5 août 2009

TIM PORTER - OTTAWA

La Petite Mort Gallery presents:

Tim Porter: Still Lives / Photographs

Portraits from The Collection of The Congdon Anatomical Museum, Bangkok

September 5 - 17, 2009
Vernissage Saturday Sept 5 / 7 - 10pm

In Collaboration with the Ottawa Month of Photography

Tunes by Big Mac Daddy / Proudly sponsored by CKCU 93.1 FM

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In 1988, Tokyo-based photographer Tim Porter gained access through special permission to a very privileged space: the Sirirai Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. For one week only, he had the opportunity to photograph surreal specimens of humanity – conjoined twins. Preserved in formaldehyde and kept in the collection of the Congdon Anatomical Museum, Porter carefully shot his subjects through their glass cocoons, eliminating all traces of location, time and place.

At first glance, the viewer is presented with series of portraits of children. At closer inspection, the figures become grotesque, horrific and sad. More is quickly revealed, only to take you to a place you wouldn’t normally go… What was once briefly a portrait of two children in a warm embrace becomes a jarring image of conjoined twins, either still at birth or not carried to term. Signifiers such as the texture of the skin, the development of the skeletal structure, the shapes of the limbs, eyes or heads all snap us into the reality of the subject matter before us. The more “normal” figures are the more abstract – we tend to humanize these easily identifiable figures of children. But it is the disfigured bodies, those conjoined in devastating ways, which can be more digestible in today’s society with pushed-to-the-limits horror-movie culture. Both are types of images are easy to read but hard to take. One can associate these works with the disturbing but poetic Morgue series by American photographer, Andres Serrano, or the paranoid interiors of classrooms and spas by Canadian, Lynne Cohen. The scale of Porter’s series is extremely important. The prints are just large enough to be surreal to the viewer, but small enough to be precious (to both the viewer and the photographer) to allow one to come up close to inspect them for their subjects, as well as their stunning print quality. If the photographs were printed following the current, Western “museum scale” trend, the images would be too large and disrespectful, or perhaps circus-esque. Tim Porter has great reverence for his subject matter, and it shows. In Porter’s Still Life series, the subjects are obviously contained in jars, but it is Porter’s method of working that eliminates this reality which then, in turn, helps heighten the level of surrealism in the images – this is not your average portrait project that one comes across on a daily basis.

But behind this brutality of nature comes a sense of serenity in Porter’s photographs. There is a tranquil, almost meditative, feeling to this body of work. Knowing that these images were shot in Asia, an Eastern religious, philosophical or spiritual influence can be seen in them. Since moving to Japan a couple of decades ago, Porter’s photographic practice has indeed shifted; when he was living in the United States and later in Canada, his work in the 1970s was strong in composition, line and light/shadow. Photographers of similar cannon include Lisette Model, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lee Friedlander and Robert Frank. But after inserting himself into the Eastern culture of Tokyo, Porter began to (and continues to) travel about Asia on documentary photo assignments, exploring his devotion to light and space. Similar to the passion that Eugène Atget had for his gardens of Paris, Porter has been exploring Japanese gardens around Tokyo. There is a meditative element that permits the viewer to visual explore – and breathe – about the space. The light is religious, surreal and lovely. The same quality of light is found in his earlier Still Life series – the floating figures are bathed in a soft, luminous light while floating effortlessly, peacefully, in place. And there is power in this peace. And power in Tim Porter’s photographs.


En 1988, Tim Porter, un photographe basé à Tokyo, a eu accès grâce à une autorisation spéciale à un espace privilégié: la Sirirai Hospital de Bangkok, en Thaïlande. Pour une semaine seulement, il a eu l'occasion de photographier des spécimens surréalistes de l'humanité - des jumeaux conjoints. Conservés dans le formol parmi la collection du Musée Anatomique de Congdon, Porter a soigneusement photographié ses sujets à travers leurs cocons de verre, éliminant toutes traces de l'emplacement et du temps.

À première vue, le spectateur est présenté avec une série de portraits d'enfants. Vu de plus près, les profils deviennent grotesques, horribles et tristes. Rapidement révélé, seulement pour vous emmener à un endroit que vous ne devraient normalement pas aller ... Ce qui était une fois brièvement le portrait de deux enfants dans une chaleureuse étreinte devient une image choc de jumeaux conjoints, soit à la naissance ou non menés à terme. Signifiants, la texture de la peau, le développement de la structure du squelette, la forme des branches, des yeux ou de la tête nous ramènent tous dans la réalité de la matière dont nous sommes saisis. Les silhouettes les plus "normales" sont les plus abstraites -, nous avons tendance à humaniser facilement ces visages identifiables d'enfants. Mais ce sont les corps défigurés, conjoints de manière dévastatrice, qui peut être plus indigestible tel que dans un film d'horreur. Ce sont des types d'images faciles à lire, mais dures à prendre. On peut associer à ces œuvres troublantes mais poétiques la série Morgue du photographe américain, Andres Serrano, ou de la paranoïa intérieur des salles de classe et de spas au Canada, de Lynne Cohen. L'échelle visuelle que Porter a choisi pour la série est extrêmement importante. Les impressions sont juste assez grandes pour paraître surréelles, mais suffisamment petites pour être précieuses, tant pour le photographe que pour le spectateur, afin de permettre de s'en approcher et de les observer pour leur sujet et pour leur exquise qualité. Si les photographies avaient été imprimées suivant le courant muséaux de l'Ouest, les images seraient trop grosses et trop irrespectueuses, ou peut-être le cirquesque. Tim Porter a une grande vénération pour son sujet, et cela se voit. Dans la série «Morts-nés», les sujets sont évidemment contenus dans des pots, mais la méthode de travail de Porter les éliminent de la réalité qui, à son tour, contribue à accroître le niveau de surréalisme des images - ce n'est pas un projet de portrait que l'on rencontre sur une base quotidienne.

Mais derrière cette brutalité de la nature, il existe un sentiment de sérénité dans les photographies de Porter. Il est tranquille, presque méditatif, son travail. Sachant que ces images ont été tournées en Asie de l'est, les influences religieuses, philosophiques ou spirituelles peuvent être considérées en eux. Depuis son arrivée au Japon, il y a quelques décennies, la pratique photographique de Porter a effectivement changée, quand il vivait aux États-Unis et au Canada plus tard, son travail dans les années 1970 a été fort dans la composition, dans les lignes et le clair-obscur. Photographes de même canons: Lisette Model, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lee Friedlander et Robert Frank. Mais lui-même après l'insertion dans la culture orientale de Tokyo, a commencé (et continué de) de voyager en Asie en missions de photo documentaire, et a pu explorer son dévouement à la lumière et l'espace. Comme pour la passion d'Eugène Atget pour ses jardins de Paris, Porter a été d'exploré les jardins japonais autour de Tokyo. Il y a un élément de méditation qui permet au spectateur d'explorer visuellement - et de respirer - de l'espace. La lumière est religieuse, surréaliste et belle. La même qualité de lumière se trouve dans sa première série «Mort-nés» - les figures flottantes sont baignées dans une douce, brillante lumière, flottant sans effort, pacifiquement, sur place. Et là, il y a un pouvoir dans cette paix. Et de la puissance dans les photos de Tim Porter.

Written by
© Christopher Davidson, 2009

Thank you,

Guy Berube, director
La Petite Mort Gallery

Date :
5 Septembre 2009
Heure :
19:00 - 22:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
306 Cumberland St.
Ville :
Ottawa, ON

Téléphone :
6138601555
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CULTURAL BIOGRAPHY - EDINBURGH

A talk that proposes objects and places possess ‘cultural biographies’. Archaeologist and ethnographer Dr Angela McClanahan (Edinburgh College of Art) will examine the biography of Edinburgh’s Embassy Gallery, exploring its history and role as a social and cultural space.

Date :
8 Août 2009
Heure :
14:00 - 15:00
Lieu :
Inspace
Adresse :
Crichton Street
Téléphone :
0044078253367
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POSTER ART! - ANCONA

VENERDI 7 AGOSTO - dalle ore 19.00
Porta Pia, Ex Convento San Francesco, Consorzio Pesca
Grandi istallazioni su architetture urbane. Il muro ex Omni, l’ex Convento di San Francesco, il Consorzio
Pesca ospitano esponenti internazionali di Poster Art
Wk Interact, Teresa Sdralevich, Sten & Lex
ore 19.00 PORTA PIA c/o Istallazione WK Interact
POP UP! meets ACUSMATIQ FESTIVAL 4.0
BIRTH OF A NATION, performance elettroacustica di Paolo F.Bragaglia, I Tamburi di Offagna,
Gianpaolo Antongirolami + special guests. In collaborazione con ACUSMATIQ e ARCI Ancona
ore 22.00 EX CONVENTO SAN FRANCESCO via Fanti (centro storico)
PAPERWALLPAPER. Istallazione/azione di Teresa Sdralevich. Serigrafie, stampa “in diretta” e
distribuzione
ore 24.00 CONSORZIO PESCA molo Mandracchio (Largo Fiera della Pesca)
Istallazione work in progress di Sten e Lex
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Vendredi 7 août - à partir de 19.00
Porta Pia, Ex Convent San Francesco, Consorzio Pesca
Grands équipements sur l'architecture urbaine. Le mur ancien Omni, l'ancien couvent de San Francesco, le Consortium
Pêche accueil des exposants de Poster Art
Wk Interact, Teresa Sdralevich, Sten & Lex

19,00 PORTA PIA c / o Installation WK Interact
POP UP! répond ACUSMATIQ FESTIVAL 4.0
NAISSANCE D'UNE NATION, performance électroacoustique de Paolo F. Bragaglia, Les Tambours d'Offagna, Gianpaolo Antongirolami + des invités spéciaux.
En collaboration avec l'ARCI et ACUSMATIQ Ancona

EX 22.00 CONVENT SAN FRANCESCO Via Fanti (vieille ville)
PAPERWALLPAPER. Installation / Action Sdralevich Teresa. L'écran, appuyez sur "live" et
distribution

24.00 FISHING CONSORTIUM jetée Mandracchio (Largo Fiera della Pesca)
Les travaux d'installation en cours de Sten et Lex

Heure de début :
7 Août 2009 à 19:00
Heure de fin :
8 Août 2009 à 02:00
Lieu :
Ancona
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TIM LANE & JOSHUA BARBER

"The Innocents?" by Tim Lane

Tim Lane graduated from Falmouth College of Arts in 2004 with a first class (BA Hons) degree in Illustration. Since then he finds himself naturally gravitating toward the fine art market; preferring the greater creative freedom enjoyed in terms of style and subject matter. The degree- in which Tim concentrated primarily on book illustration- did however help give structure to his love for working directly from his imagination and gives his art its narrative quality. It also encouraged a passion for drawing, which is at the core of all his work.

Tim grew up in Cheltenham but is now based in Bristol where he has exhibited work extensively.

He won ‘The People’s Prize’ and ‘The Bristol Arts Consortium Prize’ for the painting ‘The Death Of Childhood’ in Bristol Art Show 07 at Centrespace Gallery.
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"A good old-fashioned fight between me and the law" by Joshua Barber

Barber’s latest collection is vibrant and darkly humorous. The titles of his works are as memorable as the images themselves: “You are so doomed and don't even know it” and “Hook , line and naughty sinker.”

Episodic memories are the stories that define our lives. These memories are unpredictable; the big days fade into haze, while the smallest, most insignificant moments loom large and clear. We are left with a personal, scattered playlist of seconds.

I paint these moments, these microcosms of memory, and turn them into modern icons. Some are dark, some are whimsical. Basically, I’m interested in the good bits.

Joshua is a native of Richmond, Virginia. His work has been exhibited inLos Angeles, New York and at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts' "Art After Hours".

UPDATE!!!

As American artist Joshua Barber wasn't in the country for our private view last Friday, we decided to hold a another one. If you missed the last one, here's your second chance. If you came and liked Joshua's paintings this is a unique opportunity to meet him and discuss the work over a glass of wine or a beer. August 15th, 19:00 - 21:00 @ the gallery!

Date :
7 Août 2009
Heure :
19:00 - 21:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
11 Christmas Steps
Ville :
Bristol, United Kingdom

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01179277749
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PHIL MOODY - COLUMBIA

AS BEES PRACTICE GEOMETRY
by PHIL MOODY

EXHIBITION: August 6- September 15, 2009

OPENING RECEPTION:
Thursday, August 6, 7:00-9:00 pm
Admission: members, free;
non-members, $5 suggested donation

ARTIST’S TALK I:
Mining Regional History For Creative Expression
Thursday, September 3, 8:00 pm, free

GHOST CONCERT:
Performed by Glycolysis and based on a work created
by the artist during his residency
Thursday, September 10, 8:00-9:30 pm $10/ $8/ $5

ARTIST’S TALK II:
Personal Inquiries Into The Creative Process
Thursday, September 3, 8:00 pm, free


GALLERY HOURS DURING EXHIBTION:
W:11am - 8am. Th, F, Sa: 11am - 5pm. Su: 1pm- 5pm

Date :
6 Août 2009
Heure :
19:00 - 21:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
701 Whaley Street
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'SPOREN' HUGO TIELEMAN - TILBURG

Exhibition 'Sporen' - Hugo Tieleman
August 13th till September 19th 2009

Gallery Kap Pur, Korvelseweg 151, Tilburg, The Netherlands

The work of Hugo Tieleman is based on the proportion between culture and nature. The fight between different types of landscapes is reflected in HugoTieleman's oil paintings. The work is frequently situated on the border between the city and country. The cities extend more and more at the cost of surrounding nature. The human intervention in nature clearly leaves behind its traces (Sporen in Dutch).

Heure de début :
13 Août 2009 à 19:30
Heure de fin :
19 Septembre 2009 à 17:00
Lieu :
Adresse :
Korvelseweg 151
Ville :
Tilburg, Netherlands

Téléphone :
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GIACOMO BRUNELLI - PERUGIA




lundi 3 août 2009

THE KISS OF A LIFETIME - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

Preview: Wednesday 5 August 6-8pm

Thursday 6 – Saturday 22 August 2009

Opening hours: Wednesday – Saturday 12-5pm

Vane’s second presentation as part of the Northern Print Biennale, ‘The Kiss of a Lifetime (Part 2)’ is curated by Manchester-based artist and curator, Mike Chavez-Dawson. The exhibition features the work of over 100 artists, both internationally renowned and emerging, from the UK and abroad and examines what ‘the kiss’ signifies within contemporary culture – from the romantic to the lifesaving, from the prosaic to the violent.

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 26 June to 4 October 2009.
For further details visit www.northernprint.org.uk/biennale

Artists include: Monica Abiagioli, Mark Applegate, Magda Archer, Rob Bailey, Stratton Barret, Edward Barton, Paul Becker, Dave Beech, Divyesh Bhanderi, Simon Blackmore, Axel Bottenberg, Garth Bowden, Andrew Bracey, Brass Art, Lee Campbell, Paul Caton, Suki Chan, Jane Chavez-Dawson, Mike Chavez-Dawson, Billy Childish, Sandy Christie, Faye Claridge, Lucienne Cole, Philip Constable, Sophia Crilly, Antony Crook, Nick Crowe, Gordon Dalton, Gary Daly, Alexandra David, Jo David, Stephen Davids, Paul Davis, [deletia], Sarah Doyle, Stuart Edmundson, Sam Ely & Lynn Harris, Tim Etchells, Doug Fishbone, Freee, Bec Garland, Dom Garwood, Dave Gledhill, David Griffiths, S Mark Gubb, David Hancock, Shona Handley, Paul Harfleet, Richard Healy, Andy Hewitt, Stewart Home, Len Horsey, Rachael House, Hilary Jack, Mel Jordan, Naomi Kashiwagi, Mark Kennard, Serena Korda, Abigail Lane, Jean-Pierre Lapeyre, Wiebke Leister, Chara Lewis, Charles Lindsay, Katrin Lock, Cathy Lomax, Tessa Lynch, Rory MacBeth, Jo McGonigal, Mark McGowan, Emily Mackey, Jude Macpherson, Melanie Manchot, Jim Medway, Alexis Milne, Jason Minsky, Kristin Mojsiewicz, David Molloy, Franz Otto Novotny, Joerg Obergfell, Matthew Pawson, Gary Peploe, Vinca Petersen, Anneké Pettican, Harry Pye, Brian Reed, Katy Richardson, Heather Riggs, Isabel Rock, Kenny Schachter, Liam Scully, David Shrigley, Pamela So, Lisa Solminski, Paul Stanley, Chris Taylor, William Titley, James Topple, Jessica Voorsanger, Wendy and her Friends, Christine Wong Yap, Simon Woolham, Charlotte Young, Kai-Oi Jay Yung, Andrea Zapp.

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

Téléphone :
01912618281
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