SKMU Sørlandets Kunstmuseum presents Where Is Where?, a multi-screen installation by Finish artist and filmmaker Eija-Liisa Ahtila (b. 1959). Ahtila’s masterfully crafted narratives and touching portrayal of characters have captured the public’s interest and won critical acclaim worldwide. Her films and multi-screen installations explore and experiment with storytelling, creating extraordinary tales out of ordinary human experiences.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

The Flaneur seeks submissions. Reviews of art exhibitions, films and books. Also artists working in digital sphere, tell us about your practice in 500 words or less. Email work to editor@flaneur.me.ukThanks.

Raven Row
24 February–24 April 2011

This exhibition is the first to survey over forty years of the work of Morgan Fisher (born 1942, lives in Los Angeles). It is organised around the two major areas of Fisher’s work: his films—for which he first became known in the late sixties—and his work in painting, which began in the early nineties.

De Appel Boys’ School
12 March–8 May 2011

Exceptional women, such as the powerful Heather Foster, the sizeable Queen Raqui (‘Her body Utterly Amazing, Her agility astounding’), and the super-tall erotic model ‘Bunny Glamazone’, become absurd characters who use their bodies as production machines in the colourful films by the New York-based artist Mika Rottenberg.

Dara Birnbaum – Technology/Transformation: Wonder Woman (197envoyé par merzboy. – Regardez des web séries et des films.

This March, Art Dubai Projects, a programme of films, talks, radio dispatches and performances, will feature the work of more than 75 artists commissioned to create interactive works in response to the fair. Presented by Art Dubai and featuring collaborations with regional and international organisations, Art Dubai Projects 2011 will be the fair’s largest and most dynamic series of curated programming yet.

opening September 2, 2010www.spruethmagers.comPress Release