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Exhibition news 2011
"OPEN HOUSE" FOR SINGAPORE BIENNALE
The third edition of the Singapore Biennale, Mar. 13-May 15, 2011,
has the theme of "Open House," and features over 150 works
by 63 artists from 30 countries. The show is organized by artistic
director Matthew Ngui with curators Russell Storer and Trevor Smith,
and focuses, according to Ngui, on "artistic process"
and the way it is embedded in everyday activities, the home and
the fabric of the city. Over half of the artists in the show are
making or premiering new work.
As usual, the show is spread across several venues: the Singapore
Art Museum; the National Museum of Singapore; Old Kallang Airport;
and the Marina Bay development. U.S. participants include Goto Design,
Charles LaBelle, Tala Madani, Jill Magid, Matt Mullican, Lisi Raskin,
Martha Rosler, Tarin Simon and Charlie White.
Other participants from the international exhibition circuit include
Candice Breitz, Phil Collins, Martin Creed, Elmgreen & Dragset,
Omer Fast, Ceal Floyer, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Tracey Moffatt, Mike
Nelson, Navin Rawanchaikul, Beat Streuli, Superflex, Ryan Trecartin
and Danh Vo. Singapore artists in the show are Ang Song Ming, Genevieve
Chua, Koh Nguang How, Michael Lee Hong Hwee, Charles Lim, John Low,
Tan Pin Pin, Ming Wong and Zai Kuning.
"MEXICO" IN SAN DIEGO/LONG BEACH
"Mexico: Expected / Unexpected," an exhibition of more
than 100 works from the Isabel and Agustin Coppel Collection (CIAC)
that has toured Europe, opens in the U.S. at two Southern California
museums: the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Feb. 5-May 15,
2011; and the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, Feb. 20-May
15, 2011. The exhibition showcases key figures of the contemporary
art scene in Mexico, including Francis Alÿs, Carlos Amorales,
Gabriel Orozco, Damián Ortega and Pedro Reyes, juxtaposing
their works with art by international artists such as Maurizio Cattelan,
Lygia Clark, William Eggleston, Kendell Geers and Ana Mendieta.
The accompanying catalogue features essays by Carlos Basualdo and
Monica Amor, who originally organized the exhibition for La Maison
Rouge in Paris
"NORTH" - COPENHAGEN, DENMARK.
Frank
Christoph Beer. Paintings and drawings. Solo exhibition. Date
will follow soon.
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