Institut d’art contemporain
Villeurbanne/Rhône-Alpes
25 February–24 April 2011

The Institut d’art contemporain has invited Hans Schabus for his first large-scale solo exhibition in France. Born in 1970 in Watschig, Austria, Hans Schabus lives and works in Vienna. Solo exhibitions have been organised in particular in 2003 at the Secession exhibition in Vienna (Astronaut) and in 2007 at Site, Santa Fe, New Mexico (Deserted Conquest).

For his solo exhibition at Kunsthalle Bern, South African artist Moshekwa Langa created a body of work specifically for the Kunsthalle. The project Moshekwa Langa developed for Kunsthalle Bern deals with loss. It features reworked drawings, gouaches and collages originally created in South Africa, as well as the installation “Pac Man’s Homes”, photography, and several [...]

CUE Art Foundation is now accepting exhibition proposalsthat utilize the gallery space in a non-traditional manner, address a wideraudience than the typical gallery-going public, and promote the activity ofartists over the art object. Proposals may no…

Thanks to Dorota Biczel for her fantastic series of writings on Polish, Peruvian, and Spanish contemporary artists (and Wojnarowicz too). Look out for more from her in the coming months. Up next is Kevin Buist. Kevin is an artist, writer, and Director of Artist Relations for ArtPrize. He lives and works in Grand Rapids, MI. [...]

Turkish and Other Delights columnist Elizabeth Wolfson is filling in for regular Inside the Artist’s Studio writer Georgia Kotretsos this month and next.  — Ed. Ben Durham lives and works in Midway, Kentucky, just outside of his hometown of Lexington. He received a B.F.A from Washington University in St. Louis in 2004. His work has [...]

Nottingham Contemporary presents related solo exhibitions by Anne Collier and Jack Goldstein from 22 January to 27 March.

The exhibition The Refuge for Drawbacks at the Kunstmuseum Bern is Swiss artist Yves Netzhammer’s first large-scale solo show in a Swiss fine art museum. After several solo exhibitions in the Helmhaus Zürich (2003) and the Kunsthalle Winterthur (2009), Yves Netzhammer presents two spectacular installations filling entire rooms with videos and objects conceived by the [...]

“Art-Lovers flock for rubbish” was the title of short report by a UK online magazine, covering Frieze Art Fair. Although this may be a bit exaggerated, it’s safe to say that “Trash”, an installation by Wolfgang Ganter and Kaj Aune, was one of the most popular pieces of Frieze Art Fair’s outdoor sculpture show. Most [...]

Fondazione Galleria Civica-Centro di Ricerca sulla Contemporaneità di Trento

8 October 2010 – 16 January 2011

After the solo exhibitions Robert Kusmirowski. Cosmorama/PAPOP (an artist book will be published, by the end of 2010, by Archive Books, Berlin), Melvin Moti. From Dust to Dust (artist book co-published by WIELS, Bruxelles and Fondazione Galleria Civica, Trento) and the workshop The Otolith Group. A Long Time Between Suns (artist book published by Sternberg Press), the exhibition Gustav Metzger.

October 28- December 4, 2010
Opening Event: Thursday, October 28, 6-8PM

Featuring:
Derek Curry: Viaticus Par Eximo Sermo (money is free speech) and Tulipeo Feteo
Jennifer Gradecki: IRB# G10-02-066-01
Dima Strakovsky: The Erotic Life of XAU

Derek Cu…

Swiss Institute in New York currently presents one of the rare solo exhibitions of Roman Signer in the United States. For the show titled Four Rooms, One Artist, the Swiss artist has created a series of new works, installations and videos. On display are Piano (2010), a grand piano that is filled with table tennis [...]

OPENING:                                      Sunday, September 12, 6-8pm EXHIBITION DATES:                         September 12 – October 31, 2010 Scaramouche is pleased to present a solo exhibition by prominent Moscow-based artist Dmitry Gutov, his first in a New York gallery. In Our Days, Everything Seems Pregnant with its Contrary features a [...]

Born in Damascus, Syria in 1977, Mohannad Orabi apparently deals with the creature, the human being. The identity of the human being however, changes with the changing of the stages of Orabi’s work.
He started with the portrait, and then it became a…

Lunds konsthall
18 September – 14 November 2010

Michel Auder was born in France in 1944, but he has been living and working in New York since the late 1960s. His oeuvre, both incisive and generous, is now assuming its rightful place in an updated overview of recent art history, thanks to a series of ambitious solo exhibitions and participations in biennials or other larger-scale events.