Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg
5 March–7 August 2011

The exhibition explores the relation between art and fashion. Since the sixties art and fashion share the same avant-garde feeling. From then on fashion no longer expresses power, money and social class. Instead it starts to express art and culture. Fashion and popular visual cultures—like pop art—became from the sixties on the new visual aesthetics of society. Fashion and Art became in the same way conceptual.

Kunsthall Oslo
5 March–24 April 2011

Kunsthall Oslo is very pleased to present the extraordinary work of the Swedish/Norwegian artist Hannah Ryggen (1894–1970). The Human Pattern, centred around eight weavings made during a fifteen-year period spanning WWII, is the first major exhibition of Ryggen’s work in Oslo since 1986. Around this retrospective we have placed a constellation of works by artists who share aspects of Ryggen’s concerns.

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD)
February 5–May 15, 2011

The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) presents Mexico: Expected/Unexpected, an exhibition featuring artworks selected from CIAC (the Isabel and Agustín Coppel Collection), one of Mexico’s most comprehensive and dynamic contemporary art collections.

Kunsthaus Graz
11 March–15 May 2011

The exhibition Hollerer/Marte brings together Austrian filmmaker and performance artist Sabine Marte (*1967)—winner of last year’s Diagonale prize for innovative filmmaking—and internationally acclaimed Austrian sculptor Clemens Hollerer (*1975). They share a conceptual approach to deconstructing existing situations and an interest in the conditions and effects of a medium.

Thanks to Thea Liberty Nichols for chronicling the artists, curators, and historians coming through the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Visiting Artists Program. Up next is Lindsay Lawson. Lindsay is an artist and occasional curator and writer currently based in Berlin. She has studied at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and [...]

The British Art Show is widely recognised as the most ambitious and influential exhibition of contemporary British art. Following British Art Show 7′s critically acclaimed debut in Nottingham (where it attracted 114,000 visitors) the exhibition arrives at the Hayward Gallery, the first time it has been presented in London for 21 years. Organised by Hayward Touring exhibitions since 1979, the British Art Show takes place every five years and tours to four different cities across the UK. After the Hayward Gallery it travels to venues in Glasgow and Plymouth.

By Thomas Devaney The “Tibor de Nagy Gallery Painter and Poets” exhibition is dream-like. The dream we enter is the salon atmosphere of the gallery’s early days, creating an overall effect of a group portrait of a handful of individuals who reached out to each other through their art. The exhibition reveals how these poets [...]

“It’s really about the magical and the mysterious in the everyday,” says Hammer senior curator Anne Ellegood, in the online video introducing the museum’s newest exhibition, All of this and nothing.  Ellegood worked alongside chief curator Douglas Fogle to select artists who use mundane moments and everyday materials to delve into complex existential explorations.  The contemplative, [...]

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

OPEN CALLDeadline: 31st March 2011Opportunity to exhibit your works on paper at Select art fair & the Venice BiennaleA chance to exhibit with WW Gallery in two upcoming events: Select art fair, London, May 11 – 15 and in our collateral exhibition a…

Artists’ Television Access invites experimental film and video makers to submit their work to its 6th Annual ATA Film and Video Festival. Short works including but not limited to, animation, documentary, narrative, abstract and found footage based wi…

Australian Pavilion in the Giardini di Castello

Entitled Hany Armanious The Golden Thread, the exhibition is curated by Anne Ellegood, Senior Curator at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. Doug Hall AM is the Australian Commissioner. The exhibition is presented in the Australian Pavilion in the Giardini di Castello.