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Christian Patterson’s Redheaded Peckerwood (also see the publisher’s website and my review) made it onto so many “best of 2011″ lists that it was by far the most popular book last year. A body of amazing depth and sophistication, it is a shining …

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ART COLOGNE 46. Internationaler Kunstmarkt Cologne April 18th – 22nd, 2012 Vernissage on Tuesday, April 17th, 5 pm Axa Art Professional Preview on Tuesday, April 17th, 12 pm www.artcologne.com ART COLOGNE 2012 Cooperation between two art fairs: Prestigious US art organization NADA to exhibit at ART COLOGNE 2012 Exhibitions – [...]

Allan Sekula is a renowned photographer, theorist, photography historian and writer. Using colour photographs in conjunction with text, Allan Sekula’s work focuses on economic systems, a subject often considered incompatible with the field of art. Cult…

Patrick Keiller’s The Robinson Institute is unveiled at Tate Britain on 27 March – the first Tate Britain Commission made in response to Tate’s Collection of British and international art, supported by Sotheby’s. The Robinson Institute is an exhibiti…

Artists: Art & Language, Assume Vivid Astro Focus, Bernadette Corporation, André Butzer, Marieta Chirulescu, Matt Connors, Raphael Danke, Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset, Peter Fischli & David Weiss, Sylvie Fleury, Mark Flood, Claire Font…

HangarBicocca reopens to visitors on 11 April 2012 with renewed spaces and two original exhibition projects: NON NON NON, the first retrospective dedicated to visual artists Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi, undisputed voices of artistic cultu…

Join us for Eye to Eye, a series of intimate gallery tours of John Chamberlain: Choices led by prominent contemporary artists. These after-hours tours provide an exclusive opportunity to engage with Chamberlain’s richly diverse work, which the New Yo…

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In the spirit of spring we are celebrating a few firsts: a presentation of new work by Adam Curtis and his first public conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist; the first US iteration of Animism, curated by Anselm Franke; and Time/Bank’s fi…

In the last edition of the Venice International Film Festival Aleksandr Sokurov won the Golden Lion award for his film Faust, 2011. Accused of practising an aesthetically indulgent cinema, Sokurov’s fans regard his works as indispensable for understand…

In an era of cultural conservatives and the liberal elite, Occupiers and Tea Partiers, civil uprisings and government crackdowns, perhaps the one point of agreement today is there’s no shortage of disagreement. But if that’s true, then why isn’t there …

The New Art Dealers Alliance is looking forward to our inaugural fair in Europe taking place April 18–22, 2012. NADA will occupy a quarter of the second floor hall in the Koelnmesse complex, where approximately 30 galleries will be presented, within …

HISTORIC, RARE, AND IMPORTANT FILMS AND REDISCOVERIES FROM THE LEGENDARY SOVIET STUDIO, INCLUDING RESTORED MASTERWORKS, SEVERAL IN THEIR NEW YORK PREMIERES

This exhibition includes the first Russian sound film, Soviet science-fiction melodramas, a Sov…

Guerrilla Girl Talk: The Masked Art Radicals on Their New Research, The Art Market, And Occupy Wall Street
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Mel Bochner; In the Tower at the National Gallery of Art  (NGA,  through April 29, 2012) includes thirty works on paper from the 1960s, most from the group known as Thesaurus portraits, and a room full of recent, large, colorful canvases for which the artist returned to the thesaurus as a starting-point.  The use of [...]

Dev Harlan Work from “Astral Flight Hangar“. “Astral Flight Hangar is the first solo exhibition at Christopher Henry Gallery of multidisciplinary light artist Dev Harlan. Occupying two floors, his hybrid works combines the physical and the virtual with the use of sculpture, light and projection. The large scale works draw on foundational geometries, and yet serves [...]

The Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn has been a haven of cheap rent for artists and newcomers to New York for at least the last five to ten years as Williamsburg increasingly became overly expensive. The venues of Bushwick are multitudinous: from music lofts, to clean galleries, to someone’s studio. A recent twist in the neighborhood’s [...]