ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tribeca Art+Culture Night
September 20, 2018
Tribeca Art+Culture Night two-year anniversary
The 9th edition of Tribeca Art+Culture Night will mark the festival’s two-year anniversary. On September 26, over 40 diverse Lower Manhattan spaces—10 fine art galleries, 6 design spaces, 7 art-non profits & university galleries, 2 performance spaces, 12 artists studios, 11 pop up & non-traditional spaces and 2 public spaces—will be offering a concerted program showcasing over 250 artists & creatives and 15 exclusive events. Through... continue reading
Flash Art International
September 20, 2018Flash Art no. 322
We are pleased to announce that the September–October issue of Flash Art is out now. The cover of this issue of Flash Art portrays Tony Conrad, an avant-garde filmmaker, pioneering musician, artist, theorist, philosopher, committed teacher, and activist. On the occasion of Conrad’s traveling retrospective, soon on view at the MIT List Visual Arts Center and the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University, we dedicate a... continue reading
MIA Photo Fair
September 20, 2018
9th edition of MIA Photo Fair: applications open
MIA Photo Fair, the international photography and moving image art fair of Italy, will stage its 9th edition in Milan from Friday, March 22 to Monday, March 25, 2019 at The Mall—Porta Nuova. The VIP opening will take place on Thursday, March 21. MIA Photo Fair is currently accepting applications for the solo show and the group show sections from galleries presenting curatorial projects. ... continue reading
REVIEWS
“Divided We Stand,” the 9th Busan Biennale, opened over the same weekend as the 70th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, which split the peninsula in 1948 and precipitated the Korean War. On TV, with limited English-language options, CNN International played a rotating news... continue reading
“Five Heads (Tavan Tolgoi)” opens with video Gee, Ulaanbaatar, October 2017 (2018), an interview with the Mongolian rapper Big Gee filmed by artist and researcher Hermione Spriggs (who curated the exhibition) with Alice Armstrong and Curtis Tamm. Gee reflects on the complicated relationship between the Mongolian government, population, and the... continue reading
Channa Horwitz produced a large body of works which she derived from mathematical equations and equivalences. She took simple sets of numbers and applied different operations to them to produce varied convolutions, which she then expressed as graphic marks, spoken words, or gestures. Individually, the geometries that emerge from these... continue reading
