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February 10~2010
Launched in conjunction with the exhibition “This place you see has no size at all…”, curated by Jennifer Teets at the Kadist Art Foundation in Paris, the guided tour “Awakening the Spirit of Eternal Rest”, by artist Alex Cecchetti took place last Wednesday night, Feb. 4th 2010, at the Musée de Louvre. The event consisted of a reading around “The Spirit of Eternal Rest,” a sculpture which Cecchetti classifies as “an object of multiplicity.”
February 9~2010
The intervention of Maurizio Nannucci on the façade of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Photo © Carlo Cantini.
February 9~2010
On February 12, the first comprehensive institutional exhibition by Israeli artist Elad Lassry and the first institutional solo presentation by Cypriot artist Christodoulos Panayiotou will inaugurate the annual programme of Kunsthalle Zürich. For further information click here.
February 9~2010
The Exhibitionist is a new journal made by curators for curators. It is focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making and will be published twice a year, following a strict editorial structure that revolves around the analysis and examination of past, present, and future exhibitions.
The launch of the first issue of The Exhibitionist will be celebrated on February 11 at Archive Kabinett in Berlin. Several of the contributors and members of the editorial board will be present; they will engage in a public conversation about the current state of exhibition making and the new wave of publications on the subject of curating. The speakers will include Jens Hoffmann, Chus Martínez, Tara McDowell and Adriano Pedrosa.
February 8~2010
The center for contemporary art Luigi Pecci in Prato will present, until April 11, Alla maniera d’oggi. Base a Firenze, a show, curated by Marco Bazzini, that will create a dialogue between the Florentine museums and contemporary Tuscan art production. All the artists decided to reinterpret some historical parts of the city with contemporary and expressive interventions.
February 8~2010
João Maria Gusmão | Pedro Paiva
Analogy, the description of the world
Until February 20, 2010
Galleria ZERO…
February 8~2010
Seven curators, Seven artists. Only one thing in common: they’re all women. The sixth edition of the Veuve Clicquot Award is dedicated to women who’ve shown, this year, an intense activity in the contemporary art field accompanied by a strong sense of social commitment.
February 3~2010
Showreelproject.com #3
Opening February 3, 2010, 7 p.m.
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February 2~2010
This is something for Mousse magazine’s blog. I wanted to revisit a project John Tiney and I have discussed for a couple of years now. We have a sort of swapping session of youtube, using it as a vehicle to explore ideas and share links. I really like the freedom that allows. You can find yourself in a completely different street to where you intended – but detour’s are always interesting without the sat nav.
February 1~2010
On Friday, Somebody had to do it, a solo show by Alex Hubbard, opened at Maccarone Gallery in New York. Anthony Huberman had a conversation with the young American artist for our new issue, so if you didn’t have the occasion to check it out yet, here’s a little preview of what you are missing…
February 1~2010
This exhibition, on view from the 4th of February at the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York, shows art in a very mundane sense as a source of solace. The show consists of two perspectives. The first addresses the topic of solace in a contemplative movement revolving around objects, video and painting. The second focuses on the aspect of inebriation and intoxication, and assembles art works in different venues.
