/// Xth Sense.The Xth Sense is a low cost, Open Source-based framework for the application of muscle sounds to the biophysical generation and control of music (or more generally for responsive milieux). The framework includes a low cost biosensing wea…

Thesaddj.com – New Media Art and Open Source CultureMarco Donnarumma’s blog around new media art, sound research, shared knowledge, and constructive criticismUpcoming events: 4-5 March, 2011Pure Data mini-conference- Solo sonic piece Music for Flesh …

Absalon Work from oeuvre “Absalon engages himself with spaces in systematic and successive ways. By taking questions around essential human activities and basic forms such as the rectangular, the square, the triangle and the circle as his starting points, he begins by emptying out the encountered spaces before restructuring and refilling them with the help [...]

MUSEION of modern and contemporary art Bolzano
19 February – 1 May 2011

A major solo exhibition dedicated to VALIE EXPORT opens Museion’s 2011 exhibition programme, continuing in the direction initiated in 2010, with the focus on female artists and the language of sculpture in a broader sense.

A spectacular installation dealing with the theme of flying and falling between success and failure, at the very edge of that which is possible, stands at the center of the exhibition Eva Schlegel. In Between at the MAK Exhibition Hall. This installation represents an attempt to capture visually that which is fleeting, but will nonetheless be in the truest sense palpable and audible, confronting the viewer directly with projected images, image disturbances and wind sounds, and taking up the entire airspace (of the MAK).

Since I made my first appearance on the Art21 blog about six weeks ago, commenting on the now-infamous censoring of David Wojnarowicz’s video A Fire in My Belly at the National Portrait Gallery’s Hide/Seek exhibition, the incident has continued to make waves. Among many blogs, Hyperallergic and ArtInfo have followed the story closely, providing careful [...]

Kunsthalle Wien
5 November 2010 – 20 February 2011

“We choose to LOOK at LIFE all the TIME, and though we realize that they are in one sense adult comic books, they are also full of things that speak…” For Sister Corita, the world of signs, advertising slogans, and the culture of logos was not just some vast wasteland, but a sphere that supplied her with input for an art nourished by everyday life.

Current apexart resident, video artist Donghyun Min from South Korea, will talk about how his time in New York has changed his understanding of the role the city has played in countless films.<br />
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Mr. Min will use clips from his favorite New York movies to illustrate how they informed his expectations of New York, and what his real-life experiences were upon arrival. Countless travellers have fostered intimate relationships with the Big Apple through its depiction in movies, giving them a sense of intimacy before they see the city first-hand.<br />
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Join us for a guided tour of New York as seen on the big screen.<br />
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apexart<br />
291 Church Street<br />
Between Walker and White<br />
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Emily Roysdon: MATRIX 235

Exhibition Opens, Artist’s Talk
December 12, 3:00 PM

December 12, 2010-March 6, 2011
Artist and writer Emily Roysdon’s work, often interdisciplinary and collaborative, explores the intersection of social, political, and …

Art Space + Nature is a unique, interdisciplinary course that was started in 2003. Seven years later, the course’s objectives continue to be in a flexible and formative state. Unlike most degree courses, which are classified by formalist media (i.e. sculpture, painting, printmaking, etc) Art, Space +Nature’s trans-departmental qualities make it difficult to describe. The [...]

Kunstpalais
8 October – 28 November 2010

The first travellers to the moon thought that our planet seen from orbit looked very fragile. Although the human urge to conquer brought us the moon, it also took away our sense of an infinite living space.

The anxiety I feel
from being estranged from tradition seems always to take up half of my capacity
for thinking and cultural reception. Therefore, what is more interesting to me
than the reconstitution or modernization of tradition is the notion that
t…

Espai d’art contemporani de Castelló

The jury of the International Contemporary art Prize Diputació de Castelló, gathered on September 24th 2010, has decided to give the prize to the artist David Maljkovic “for the new sense that he gives to the photographic scale and to the architectural iconography of the modern movement. From the collage and the pages of magazine, the Croatian artist has been able to articulate the memory of a society that has not abandoned the utopia, with all its contradictions”.

Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt
24 September 2010 – 9 January 2011

Tied to creative abilities, to psychic states that deviate from the “normal” to a greater or lesser extent, these artists, who are extraordinary in the literal sense, reveal in their works surprising, often unexpected things. They shed light on the limits and contradictions of human existence and convey a deep sense of disquiet about the relationships between reality and fantasy – and not just in the work of art.

Istanbul Technical University
4–6 November 2010

If, as it is commonly assumed, the global political and cultural changes of 1989 left the world bereft of a sense of politics as striving towards a future—a horizon as it were—then we are left with the perpetual caretaking of the existing state of things.

Whether produced in the context
of the “independent non-profit art space” or the “new contemporary art museum,”
in countless panels conducted in English or as quotes in secondary features
published in international art magazines that cover an a…

Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art
11 September – 31 October 2010

NABATT: a sense of being features over 130 works by 23 Saudi Arabian artists. These works involve visual arts, music and literature, each of them being a catalyst speeding up the creative movement among Saudi artists. The diversity of media creates an intriguing crossover that illustrates the vivid cultural engagement within the Saudi art scene.