Following the deliberations of the Contemporary Drawing Prize’s committee, the Daniel & Florence Guerlain Foundation has announced the names of the three selected artists for the 2014 award. Martin AssigMartin Assig was born in Schwelm, Germany in ... Read more →

Art, collecting, design, fashion, prizes and acquisition funds in the new cycle of miartalksA new series of miartalks will take place during the days of miart with a multidisciplinary program of lectures, conversations, and interviews animated by outstanding international ... Read more →

The Soap Factory is pleased to announce a new limited edition artwork by Alec Soth. Specially created for The Soap Factory, the proceeds will directly benefit our programs.  Shop our complete collection of prints, posters and limited editions ... Read more →

The SIGGRAPH 2014 Art Gallery will gather and present outstanding, critical, and innovative artworks and projects submitted by digital-minded artists. While the essential aim is to provide a deeper insight into the relationships within art, science, ... Read more →

Artists: Honorata Martin, Tom Swoboda, Piotr Blajerski, Michał Łagowski, Franciszek Orłowski, Maryna Tomaszewska Curator: Zbigniew LiberaAssistance: Anna Mituś Organized by: BWA Wrocław – Galleries of Contemporary Art “Nowadays the word ‘curator’ sounds terrible. It’s associated with judicial supervision and authority. Whereas ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce Isaac Julien’s PLAYTIME, an ambitious new body of work exploring the dramatic and nuanced subject of capital.  The exhibition coincides with the UK release by The Museum of Modern Art, New ... Read more →

ArtRio is proud to announce its fourth edition in Pier Mauá, the port zone of Rio de Janeiro. In 2013 the fair experienced a successful edition featuring more than 100 leading galleries from all over the world ... Read more →

Curated by Shaheen Merali (After) Love at Last Sight is a retrospective of works by Berlin-based Turkish performance artist Nezaket Ekici. Curated by Shaheen Merali, it will encompass a selection of video works of iconic performances alongside ... Read more →

The Silent Activism exhibition is a reflection of the twenty-first century aesthetic trend known as “genre broadening” and spotlights four cultural spaces in the Daejeon area—The Sanho Inn, Café Vidol, The Monthly Tomato, and the Daejeon ... Read more →

Faggionato Gallery is delighted to present a retrospective exhibition of paintings by Oleg Vassiliev, stretching from 1967 up to the last works created before his recent death in January 2013. The exhibition includes a number of ... Read more →

Giuseppe PenoneEli BornsteinMichel CampeauRobert BurleyCarol WainioFogo Islandand more… In this issue Bordernotes (Meeka Walsh)Dossier WhyImre Kertész‘s memoir, Dossier K. Bordercolumn (Robert Enright)One Hour in the Day of The ClockThe Clock, directed by Christian Marclay BorderviewsDavid SpriggsSophie JodoinJohn EislerAshleigh Bartlett InterviewsThe Perfection ... Read more →

Lo Schermo dell’arte Film Festival is pleased to announce that Portuguese artists Mariana Caló and Francisco Queimadela have won the fourth edition of the International Lo Schermo dell’arte Prize, the only award of its kind in ... Read more →

The Third Line welcomes back Amir H. Fallah with his third solo show in Dubai, The Collected, which investigates the complex relationship between patronage and art making, collector and artist, and the dynamics of the creative ... Read more →

X-TRA is thrilled to announce the winter issue has arrived. In this issue: two angles on painting from Michelle Grabner and Laura Owens, exhibition reviews of Francis Cape, The Otolith Group and Connie Samaras, Jon Leaver visualizes ... Read more →

The e-flux book co-op is a mobile bookstore selling publications on behalf of co-operative member organizations, including:98weeks : Architectural Association / Bedford Press : Arsenal Gallery : Artspace : AS220 : BAK, basis voor actuele kunst : Ballroom ... Read more →

This December, FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology), Liverpool, is collaborating with the Royal College of Art’s Creative Exchange (CX) Hub to present the exhibition Time & Motion: Redefining Working Life, which has resulted from ... Read more →

Curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio Galeria Luisa Strina is pleased to present Secret Codes, an exhibition project based on research on the notions of convention and sign legibility in relation to communication; curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio ... Read more →

Continuing in its series of invitations to large collections, lille3000 has invited the Galerie Perrotin to take over the spaces of the Tripostal in Lille. This exhibition is an opportunity to take stock of the vision ... Read more →

The Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga is presenting the first solo exhibition in Spain and in a museum context of the work of Kati Heck. KOPF=KOPFNUSS, curated by Fernando Francés, includes 42 works: small- and ... Read more →

In this issue: On Purpose and Urgency: Cory Arcangel, Defne Ayas, Angie Keefer, Adam Kleinman, David Levine, Chus Martínez, Seth Price, João Ribas, Carey Young, Akram Zaatari; On Art and the Distributed Spectacle, Kevin Beasley, Caleb Considine, ... Read more →

Dear Readers, welcome to the fiftieth issue of e-flux journal. It marks our official five-year anniversary. It’s hard to believe. To celebrate this, we invite all of you who happen to be in New York next Tuesday, ... Read more →

The Linda Pace Foundation is proud to present a public artwork by Arturo Herrera titled Adam, a 2,500-square-foot wall painting located in downtown San Antonio. The dramatic public artwork, which is more than 25 feet high and ... Read more →

INTERVIEWWe The People: Danh Vo interviewed by Jennifer Thatcher Vietnam-born Danish artist Danh Vo is known for translating found or manufactured objects into new critical contexts, from an entire Vietnamese church installed at the 55th Venice Biennale ... Read more →

The fifth edition of Abu Dhabi Art presented a broad spectrum of art and design, registered unprecedented sales and hosted its most diverse public programme to date. A world-class display of quality art that ranged from monumental ... Read more →

Curator: Vincent Romagny ‘Every time the world is described a little differently,’ wrote Claude Simon to his publisher Jérôme Lindon in 1980, ‘it changes.’ A quotation that could sum up the spirit of this cycle of three ... Read more →

We look forward to participating at Art Miami for the first time. We will be showing works by the following artists: ASGAR/GABRIEL, Gunter Damisch, Oliver Dorfer, Erró, Faile, Allen Jones, Anastasia Khoroshilova, Ángel Marcos, Cameron Platter, Mel Ramos, ... Read more →

Kohn Gallery is thrilled to announce its participation in this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach. The Kohn Gallery booth will showcase historical paintings, collage and sculpture from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s by artists from California. ... Read more →

Photographers, digital media artists, painters, sculptors, online DJs, and performance artists, presented by 90 U.S. and international galleries and partners, will be featured at the ninth edition of PULSE Miami, opening Thursday, December 5 at The Ice Palace ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to announce Corn in your fruity basket, the second solo exhibition of Armenian-born artist Armen Eloyan at the gallery. The instinctive approach Eloyan applies to his painting draws on his emotional ... Read more →

TKG+, in collaboration with Yamamoto Gendai, Japan, is pleased to present Circle of Disruption, Tokyo-based artist Odani Motohiko’s first solo exhibition in Taiwan, which will be on view from December 7, 2013 to January 26, 2014 ... Read more →

Art Los Angeles Contemporary, the international art fair of the West Coast, celebrates its fifth year at the Barker Hangar January 30 to February 2, 2014. The 2014 edition presents 70 established and emerging galleries from ... Read more →

Latitude: Platform for Brazilian Art Galleries Abroad is thrilled to announce its programme for Art Basel in Miami Beach 2013. This December, the project will support 13 Brazilian galleries in showcasing leading contemporary art at Art ... Read more →

Galerie Fons Welters is proud to invite you to Saskia Noor van Imhoff’s first solo exhibition, #+14.00 (1). Zooming in and out, resizing, translating and unfolding. It’s only a short list of a formal and associative systems, which ... Read more →

Top international galleries and high-calibre newcomers: the 48th edition of Art Cologne (10 to 13 April 2014) will host a line-up of exhibitors unmatched in the German art market. In the GALLERIES and NEW CONTEMPORARIES sections, ... Read more →

Einat Amir’s performance Enough About You is inspired by new possibilities of virtual socializing, alternative relationships platforms and instant intimacies offered by contemporary social media. In a world in which we can read stranger’s diaries and ... Read more →

The Brodsky Center, the fine art printmaking and papermaking research unit of Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, is holding an online holiday sale from November 26, 2013 to January 10, 2014. All sale ... Read more →

Curated by Bruno Corà and Ida Pisani As part of the new program scheduling for 2013–2014, prometeogallery is pleased to announce an important art event opening on 28 November at 7pm at its premises and destined to ... Read more →

The Impakt Festival is the annual culmination of the activities of Impakt as an organisation that specialises in critical media culture: a multi-media festival with conferences, talks, performances, screenings, exhibitions, presentations and music. The Impakt Festival ... Read more →

Aptly named, the exhibition Black Album presents a turn in Vahap Avşar’s artistic practice towards a darker and more formal place where power relationships are at the center of his questioning. The exhibition chooses to deal ... Read more →

Praz-Delavallade is pleased to present Joel Kyack’s first exhibition with the gallery. With a particular humor as his consistent material, this show expands Kyack’s project-driven, bricolage practice into seven new paintings and one fountain. “I moved into my ... Read more →

Tina Keng Gallery (Taipei) is delighted to present the most recent work of Chiang Yomei in the exhibition A Space Elsewhere–Chiang Yomei Solo Exhibition, which will be on view from November 30 to December 29 (opening ... Read more →

Brazil ArtFair, the first fair dedicated to Brazilian contemporary art and design, will debut in Miami December 4 to 8. Housed in a 25,000-square-foot exposition center on Midtown Boulevard, Brazil ArtFair will present work from 15 Brazilian ... Read more →

In the winter 2013 issue of Aperture, titled “Photography as you don’t know it,” ten leading curators, historians, writers, and publishers introduce photographers they believe have been overlooked, or are undervalued, and deserve more attention today. ... Read more →

Contemporary and modern art galleriesAir de Paris, Albert Baronian, Almine Rech, Bernier/Eliades, Blancpain Art Contemporain, Blondeau & Co, Caroline Smulders, Catherine Duret, Galerie Cortex Athletico, Ditesheim & Maffei Fine Art, Espace_L Art Contemporain, Faggionato, Gagosian Gallery, ... Read more →

Morning of the Earth Shaun Gladwell’s exhibition at Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne, takes its title from a seminal Australian surf film from 1972. The movement and aesthetics of surf culture infuse Gladwell’s video and sculptural works ... Read more →

Ideobox Artspace and Saludarte Foundation are pleased to announce the international seminar LATIN OFF LATIN (Collecting Latin American Art Outside Latin America), which will take place in Miami in association with Centro Cultural Español de Cooperación ... Read more →

VOLTA, Basel’s renowned art fair for new and emerging art, is thrilled to announce its return to Markthalle, the domed landmark situated in the heart of the city on the Rhine. This move coincides with VOLTA‘s tenth anniversary ... Read more →

With names such as Warhol, Mapplethorpe, Mitchell, and Haring, artist-endowed foundations are increasingly visible. Nonetheless, artists interested in using this distinctive charitable form have found practical information hard to come by. That’s no longer the case. The ... Read more →

Nabil Nahas brings his inimitable sense of scale, opulence, and sheer sumptuousness back to Dubai this November with a second solo exhibition at Lawrie Shabibi. Focusing this time on his three-dimensional paintings, as tactile as they ... Read more →

Spacex is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Hunt as the organisation’s new director. Hunt joins from Focal Point Gallery in Southend-on-Sea, where he has been director since 2008. He will lead Spacex into its ... Read more →

The Harder You Look is a temporary art institute that takes inspiration from and follows the procedures of scientific research as a tool for thinking and producing collaboratively. What are the parameters that come into play ... Read more →

Hassan Sharif (b. 1951, United Arab Emirates) came of age during a formative period in the history of the United Arab Emirates. As he matured as an artist in the 1980s and 1990s he developed an ... Read more →

Volume no. 8 of ARC platforms a dynamic assortment of works from cultural practitioners, thinkers and makers investigating agency, intimacy, failures of representation, nostalgia, ambiguity and the cultural implications of forgetting, inciting memory, heritage and subjectivity ... Read more →

The artist’s house is a prism through which to view not only the artistic practice of its inhabitant, but also to apprehend broader developments in sculpture and contemporary art in relation to domestic architecture and interior ... Read more →

La Triennale di Milano presents Forty Years of Contemporary Art. Massimo Minini 1973–2013, a sweeping exhibition to celebrate forty years of Galleria Minini. The exhibition consists of works that have passed through Galleria Massimo Minini, offering an authentic ... Read more →

On Wednesday, November 6, the IFPDA Foundation announced the selection of The British Museum as the 2013 recipient of The Richard Hamilton Acquisition Prize. The prize, sponsored by Champion & Partners, the Boston-based global retained executive ... Read more →

Gyeonggi Creation Center would like to announce the open call for resident artists in the year of 2014. The application deadline submissions: 30 November, and 12 applicants (team) will be selected. The major fields of artist selection ... Read more →

The eighth edition of Art Dubai includes more than 80 galleries from 35 countries—from the world’s most influential galleries to dynamic young art spaces. Known as one of the most global and innovative of art fairs, ... Read more →

For the Milan stage of the project Techno Casa, at Marsèlleria, Riccardo Benassi has created a site-specific environmental installation whose throbbing core is a cycle of ten films called Attachments. The film’s sound—a spine rather than ... Read more →

PULSE Miami 2013 continues its highly anticipated program, PULSE Projects, with large-scale sculptures and immersive installations. This edition will feature an unexpected mix of a live radio show, nail art, and collaborative performances. PULSE Projects is ... Read more →

FEATURESKlaus Biesenbach, director of MoMA PS1 and MoMA curator at large, interviews British artist Ed Atkins, whose videos—mixing stock images with new material he creates with his laptop—have quickly become the manifesto of his generation. In conjunction ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by David Lynch.  The exhibition and its accompanying catalog, David Lynch Naming, curated by Brett Littman, Executive Director of The Drawing Center in New York, traces ... Read more →

INTERVIEWLove Stories: Mark Boulos interviewed by Jonathan HarrisSelf-declared Marxist filmmaker Mark Boulos utilises documentary to reinvent political propaganda while implicating the artist, the viewer and the subject in unfolding narratives. Here he discusses the power of ... Read more →

In 2003, Slavoj Žižek made a very prescient observation to explain how the US under George Bush used a plot twist borrowed from Alfred Hitchcock to justify the invasion of Iraq. He called it the “Iraqi ... Read more →

It is with tremendous enthusiasm that SCOPE announces its exhibitors for its new location in Miami Beach 2013. Welcoming 100 International Exhibitors and 15 Breeder Program galleries from 22 countries and 48 cities, SCOPE Miami Beach ... Read more →

DiverseWorks has commissioned UK-based artists Heather and Ivan Morison to create their first major project in the United States, Slyk Chaynjis. Using social personae to investigate the construction of self, Heather and Ivan Morison engage with ... Read more →

Now that the fall season is in full swing, the November/December issue of ArtAsiaPacific focuses on much that is new. In Features we spotlight two pioneering figures who are increasingly coming to the attention of the wider ... Read more →

I am a press release. I’ve been ping-ponged between different people for days now. The artist hated me from the beginning. Then the gallerist wanted more background on the artist’s achievements. Finally versions got crossed so the ... Read more →

Ibraaz is pleased to announce the launch of Platform 006, which explores the following question: What role can the archive play in developing and sustaining a critical and culturally located art history? Platform 006 offers points of departure that ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO, The International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art, returns to Navy Pier’s Festival Hall September 18–21, 2014 and is currently accepting applications.  Maintaining its ardent commitment to quality by limiting the number of participating galleries, ... Read more →

Daido Moriyama is recognised as one of Japan’s most influential living photographers; he is certainly the most celebrated photographer to emerge from the Japanese Provoke movement of the 1960s, and Hamiltons proudly presents our inaugural exhibition ... Read more →

The 2013 Paris Photo Platform is co-curated by Nicolas Bourriaud, director of École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Paris, and Chantal Pontbriand, curator and art critic, founder of Pontbriand W.O.R.K.S. [We_Myself and others_ Research_Knowledge_Systems]. In a series of twelve ... Read more →

Steve Turner Contemporary is pleased to present xxx BLank BLANk bLANk…, Los Angeles-based artist Petra Cortright’s first solo exhibition at the gallery featuring webcam videos, flash animations and paintings on aluminum, silk and polyester. Cortright created all ... Read more →

What constitutes an accelerationist aesthetics? Is it possible? Why would it matter? What should its scope be? And whose interest would it serve? Does such an aesthetics, if possible or desirable, have anything to offer an ... Read more →

Guido Costa Projects is pleased to present Dénouement, the new solo exhibition of works by Peter Friedl, on the occasion of Artissima’s “Contemporary Arts Night.” The French word dénouement, which can be translated literally as “untying,” has ... Read more →

“While trying to accommodate the growing needs of an expanding—and very thirsty—civilization we are reshaping the Earth in colossal ways. Over five years, I have explored water in various aspects: distress, control, agriculture, aquaculture, waterfront, and ... Read more →

Conceived as a compendium of autonomous sections, NERO is a publication that collects other serial publications within it; a story composed of various chapters that share no narrative links, but that do belong to the same ... Read more →

Times Square Arts and The New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC) have partnered to turn the construction fences in Times Square into a large-scale canvas for a rotating contemporary art gallery. Times Square ... Read more →

bitforms gallery is pleased to announce Retooled Appliances, the first solo exhibition in the United States by artist Michel de Broin. Based in Montréal, de Broin is the 2007 recipient of the Sobey Art Award, and ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is delighted to present Entropy, a group exhibition curated by Vassilios Doupas, featuring new and recent work by Christoph Büchel, Maurizio Cattelan, Annika von Hausswolff, William E Jones, Kay Rosen and Frank Selby. In thermodynamics, ... Read more →

Semiotext(e) is pleased to announce issue 3 of its occasional intellectual journal Animal Shelter, founded and edited by Hedi El Kholti. Fleeting, ephemeral, nondigital, and nonhierarchical, Animal Shelter is, as Alex Gartenfeld wrote in Interview, “a ... Read more →

Participating artists:Getho Jean Baptiste (HT), Ronald Bazile (aka Cheby) (HT), Wesner Bazile (HT), Katy Beinart (UK), Tom Bogaert (BE), Emilie Boone (US), Anna Bruinsma (US), Diedrick Brackens (US), Claudel Casseus (HT), Irina Contreras (US), Gina Cunningham ... Read more →

Frazer Ward / Godzilla Is Not a Joke Review: Gutai: Splendid Playground at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York Brica Wilcox / Destructive Strategies: Undo It Again Anuradha Vikram / The Art of Anthropophagy Review: MexiCali ... Read more →

Historical reminiscences and a question entered on a web-search, Marco Polo travels, Curonian spit and Nida town, and the Internet have more things in common than it might seem at first glance. Those interested in learning more ... Read more →

Art Cologne, the world’s oldest-established fair for modern and contemporary art, and the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) are pleased to present COLLABORATIONS, a new sector to be launched at the 48th edition of Art Cologne, April ... Read more →

The Third Line is pleased to present Sherin Guirguis’ first solo show in the region. Sherin investigates post-colonial themes of political, cultural and social dogma and feminist activism within the framework of the Egyptian diaspora, both ... Read more →

Curated by Brian McBay 221A is pleased to announce the commencement of a four-week residency with the Budapest- and Vienna-based organization Blood Mountain Foundation, culminating into an exhibition and renovation project.  ExhibitionThe exhibition features two major research projects ... Read more →

Santiago Sierra (b. 1966, Madrid) is known for exploring the relationships between labour, capital, empire and oppression through poetic and frequently controversial actions. His representations of the exploitative transactions of everyday life often involve contracting people ... Read more →

This fall, Van Alen Institute introduces Elsewhere: Escape and the Urban Landscape, a multi-year inquiry of competitions, public programs, and research to explore the experience of escape in the urban environment.  Elsewhere will guide the Institute’s upcoming ... Read more →

Imane Farès is delighted to present the forthcoming exhibition absence-presence, twice with the artists Mohssin Harraki (b. 1981; Asilah, Morroco) and Joseph Kosuth (b. 1945; Toledo, Ohio, USA). They have known each other for several years. ... Read more →

The project “Public Art Experience” is an innovative way of combining art and knowledge. This important international project deals with the place of art in contemporary society. Its location is Belval, a historic industrial site in ... Read more →

Co-curated by Leeza Ahmady and Ombretta Agró Andruff ESLITE GALLERY is delighted to present No-Mad-Ness in No Man’s Land, an exhibition that examines the nomadism of contemporary migrant artists who deliberately resist location and de-territorialize the origins ... Read more →

PARISIAN LAUNDRY is delighted to announce represented artist Justin Stephens’ first solo exhibition at the gallery opening on October 30 at 6pm. Method Acting Today features a selection of the artist’s most recent paintings.  “People ask me ... Read more →

aut aut arte contemporânea is pleased to present Screen, a new installation by Irit Batsry in which the artist questions fundamental notions of cinematic vocabulary and the way images are created and perceived. In Screen, Batsry divides ... Read more →

Locks Gallery is pleased to present a new series of paintings by New York artist Ena Swansea. There will be a reception for the artist on November 1, 5:30–7:30pm. The exhibition will be on view October 18 through November ... Read more →

Pies, pâtés, and pastries are the noblest of foods. Their inner life is always a secret; their outer form, a sculpture. No other dishes are so well suited to surprises and culinary amusements. In her enchanting ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce the upcoming conference, “Arts and Culture in Transformative Times: Expanding the Philanthropic Dialogue on the Middle East and North Africa,” to be held in New York on October 29 at Asia Society, ... Read more →

Allen Jones (b. 1937) is one of the most significant British artists on the international stage. With his college friends R.B. Kitaj, Peter Phillips and David Hockney, he participated in the development of a new attitude ... Read more →

vice versaedited by Bartolomeo Pietromarchipublished by Mousse Publishing With texts by Marco Belpoliti, Stefano Catucci, Stefano Chiodi, Andrea Cortellessa, Gabriele Guercio, Riccardo Venturi and Elena Volpato vice versa explores the complexity that characterizes Italian contemporary art. Following Giorgio ... Read more →

Is there enough substantive, formal and technical common ground between sound art and video art to exhibit competitions in both genres together in the tradition-steeped Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten Marl? This question is what the current presentation seeks ... Read more →

Milan Image Art Fair—MIA Fair, the photography and video art fair conceived in 2011 by Fabio Castelli, in Milan, Italy, is delighted to announce its 2014 program, which foresees two editions: Milan and Singapore. Applications to MIA ... Read more →

Dear friends, We are pleased to present Spike #37, The Berlin Issue, with a stream of consciousness by Timo Feldhaus on the Berlin scene where theory and lifestyle merge, writer Ingo Niermann defines an “expanded concept of ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present Everything and More, a group exhibition with James Ensor, Tomasz Kowalski, Jonathan Meese, Tal R and Franz West, from October 24 to November 30. The show lives up ... Read more →

Paris Photo 2013: 164 international galleries We are pleased to announce the gallery selection for the 17th edition of Paris Photo, which will be held November 14 to 17 at the Grand Palais in Paris. The list of ... Read more →

More Art is pleased to announce Ofri Cnaani’s Moon Guardians, a video installation to be projected in Chelsea’s Gansevoort Plaza. This site-specific series of video haikus examines the historical and social context of the Meatpacking District.  Ghost-like ... Read more →

Meadows on the grid float is American artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s first solo show at Deweer Gallery. It features new paintings, watercolours, screen-prints, and a set of ceramics the artist made for recent performances. As part of ... Read more →

Faggionato Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition by the renowned Mexican artist Gonzalo Lebrija. Lebrija’s compelling and refined conceptual works offer a perspective on our modern age, critical of a society that no longer believes ... Read more →

“Otwock” is a project initiated in 2010 by Open Art Projects and sculptor Mirosław Bałka, with the aim to look at the town in question from the angle of art. Otwock is the hometown of Bałka, ... Read more →

Ibraaz is pleased to announce the timetable and speakers for Future Imperfect: Cultural Propositions and Global Perspectives. “The idea of the future, pregnant with an infinity of possibilities, is more fruitful than the future itself, and this ... Read more →

Curated by Andrea Bruciati It is the turn of a solo show at Galleria Massimodeluca which presents Reginae by Dario Pecoraro (26 October to 6 December 2013), curated by Andrea Bruciati. This young artist, represented by the gallery ... Read more →

Modern Art is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new paintings by Nigel Cooke. This is the British painter’s fifth solo show with Modern Art, and three years since he last exhibited in London. Nigel Cooke’s ... Read more →

Abu Dhabi Art’s 5th edition introduces new platforms for artists, designers and performersAdditional opportunities to present dynamic work, engage with Abu Dhabi Community and celebrate ideas around new trajectories in art A new artist-led section within Abu ... Read more →

Kavi Gupta CHICAGO | BERLIN is proud to announce its first exhibition with New York based artist Roxy Paine titled Apparatus. Apparatus will be the inaugural exhibition at our newest gallery location at 219 N. Elizabeth ... Read more →

An interview between Rokni Haerizadeh and Carnegie International Co-Curator Tina Kukielski  In his animation Just What Is It that Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing? Haerizadeh transforms found media imagery of protest, disaster, and violence from ... Read more →

Perry Rubenstein Gallery is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition by Candice Breitz, to open on October 19. The occasion marks the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery, as well as the American premiere of her ... Read more →

Wildflowering L.A. is a native wildflower seed planting initiative throughout Los Angeles County beginning in October 2013 by artist Fritz Haeg.  Wildflowering L.A. brings a wild and beautiful seasonal native landscape to open plots of land throughout ... Read more →

Presented by the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) The INK Miami Art Fair opens on Wednesday, December 4 at 10am with ¡Desayuno Cubano! at the Suites of Dorchester, just two blocks from the Miami Beach Convention ... Read more →

Ikkan Art Gallery is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition Masters of Modern & Contemporary Photography, organized in association with Pace/MacGill Gallery in New York, on view from October 23 to December 21. This exhibition will ... Read more →

Celebrating a partnership of 15 years, Galeria Nara Roesler honors Julio Le Parc with a seminal show in São Paulo and a special focus on his historical oeuvre at Frieze Masters and FIAC. Solo show: A ... Read more →

Kohn Gallery is honored to present a thoughtful selection of work by historical California artists at Frieze Masters London. Wallace Berman and Bruce Conner (whose estates are represented by the Kohn Gallery) catapulted as well as captured the ... Read more →

October 18: Urban Lights Ruhr—symposium, 4–10pmOctober 19: Urban Lights Ruhr—symposium, 10am–7pm  Tickets for symposium: 15 EUR (day ticket), 20 EUR (two-day ticket)Registration at [email protected] October 18: Opening of Urban Lights Ruhr; Limited Edition, 6:30pmOctober 19, 25 and 26: Urban ... Read more →

A jury that included Colombian artists and curators Mario Opazo, Carlos Uribe, and Brazilian curator Rodrigo Moura selected the eight works that will participate in the Seventh Edition of the Luis Caballero Award. This contest, which ... Read more →

Victoria Miro Gallery is delighted to present a new body of work by Adriana Varejão in her fourth solo presentation at the gallery. One of the most original voices in contemporary Brazilian art, Varejão’s diverse practice ... Read more →

UNTITLED., an international art fair to be held in Miami Beach, announced its participating galleries for its second edition in December 2013.  It also confirmed program highlights, a private preview and benefit, and a new residency ... Read more →

Bridgette Mayer Gallery is pleased to announce its premiere solo exhibition of work by internationally known artist Ryan McGinness. Finding Infinity will be on view from October 9 to November 16, with an opening reception Thursday, October 10, ... Read more →

KALEIDOSCOPE is delighted to announce the release of Issue 19 (Fall 2013), a special edition dedicated to contemporary art and culture produced in the Asia Pacific region. The release of this special edition—the first product of ... Read more →

This autumn The Hepworth Wakefield is delighted to present the first UK solo exhibition of American painter Dana Schutz, featuring 13 new paintings, to be shown for the first time. Born in 1976 in Livonia, Michigan, Schutz ... Read more →

Once there was an idea of a vast human family ready to realize humanistic ideals and internationalist partnerships like the United Nations, and some people called it Globalism. But then the idea got bundled with a ... Read more →

This year we will show a representative cross section of our program (see below). This year our young art position is the American artist Andrew M. Mezvinsky, who will subsequently be seen at the Jewish Museum Vienna ... Read more →

Look inside and find texts, projects and contributions linked together by the subtle fil rouge of fiction, narration and story-telling. Part I – Curating includes essays and conversations about the practice of exhibition making, between authorship ... Read more →

Montreuil, a city which plays an essential role in the project of Greater Paris, is going to have its own contemporary art centre for the first time. Le 116, located at 116 rue de Paris, is ... Read more →

In her new work Terra Nullius, for Oslo Fine Art Society, Siri Hermanssen focuses on the ongoing conflict between the mining industry and the Saami’s right to their land. Through microstudies and participant observation, Hermansen takes ... Read more →

John Menick illustrates his “Museum of Malware,” proposing a vast ecosystem of digital viruses that are all replicating and mutating, neither alive nor dead, but “on the edge of life.”When Edward Snowden blew the whistle on ... Read more →

Galerie Michel Rein is inaugurating its Brussels space with an exhibition of Jimmie Durham, who we have been accompanying for more than ten years. The choice of Brussels for the opening of a second space was motivated ... Read more →

Volkan Aslan / Nezaket Ekici / Susan Hefuna / Horasan / Nejat Sati / Gülay Semercioğlu / Mehmet Ali Uysal Marking its first foray onto the London art scene, pioneering Turkish gallery Pi Artworks is proud to ... Read more →

Scandalous artist Oleg Kulik to perform in Riga The artist Oleg Kulik will perform the speech-performance The Red Gratitude at 17:30h, October 10, 2013, at K. Suns cinema in Riga. This performance is being organised as part ... Read more →

Cardi Black Box is pleased to present After Modern Vermin Control, an installation of 17 new works by French artist Nicolas Pol. This exhibition marks the first solo show of Pol’s work in Italy and the ... Read more →

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) presents NADA Miami Beach, December 5 to 8, 2013, at the historic Deauville Beach Resort. Free and open to the public, the nonprofit art fair continues to vigorously pursue its goal of showcasing the best ... Read more →

NEWSHelena Kontova interviews Tan Boon Hui, project director and co–curator of the 4th edition of the Singapore Biennale, featuring this year a team of 27 curators; Flash Art sets its office on the train of Station to ... Read more →

Jocelyne Alloucherie (Montreal)DédaleCurator: Sylvain Campeau “It seems to me that light needs the obstacle of a voluminous object to create an image, and that this essential shadow is all the more necessary for sculpture, whose forms could ... Read more →

On the occasion of the launch of art-agenda’s new iPad app, which can be downloaded free here, we are happy to introduce art-agenda Dossier. The Dossier, available on the app and on art-agenda’s website, will appear ... Read more →

Praz-Delavallade is pleased to present Dario Robleto’s latest exhibition The Dismantled Sun which comprises sculptures, installations and works on paper. In preparing this exhibition, Robleto has continued investigating his themes of choice: music, science and the ... Read more →

There’s something about this scattered archeology in the show’s very plotline. From the image of the desert to its luminous abstraction, the partially petrified car detained in sanded time, the mere shadows of the industry and ... Read more →

This coming winter, UNPAINTED will become Munich’s first-ever fair for new media art. The content and presentation of the fair presents new pathways that reflects the digital world of the 21st century from an artistic perspective. UNPAINTED ... Read more →

One year before its reopening in 2014, la Monnaie de Paris is already creating a sensation. As part of Paris’s Nuit Blanche, and as a foretaste of its future programme of exhibitions, Monnaie de Paris is ... Read more →

Aarhus*Berlin*Brussels*Dessau*Helsinki*Istanbul*Linz*Liverpool*Madrid*Marseille*Melbourne*Montreal*Riga*Sao Paulo*Vienna*Zagreb Connecting Cities eventsConnecting Cities is a new urban media format, which connects cities and its citizens with artistic real-time projects on urban media facades. Every year the Connecting Cities Network (CCN) organises a series of ... Read more →

FEATUREPost-racialism: Morgan Quaintance looks beyond identity constructsThe fight for identity and equal representation that so occupied the second post-colonial generation in the UK has been co-opted by the very forces that it was meant to combat. ... Read more →

Curator: Agnieszka Rayzacher Natalia LL is a living legend of the Polish avant-garde. In the 1960s and ’70s she pioneered Polish performance art, experimental film and installation work, while also making important contributions to sculpture and photography. ... Read more →

Mike Lood: Ask Officer Pepperspray is the fifth solo exhibition at Peres Projects by the Houston-based artist Mark Flood. This is his first with the pseudonym Mike Lood. The origins of Flood’s practice lay at the punk scene ... Read more →

Latitude: Platform for Brazilian Art Galleries Abroad is delighted to announce its programme for autumn 2013. This October, in London and Bogota, Brazil will have record representation at art fairs, with 11 and 10 galleries respectively, showing in each city. The project ... Read more →

The Modern Institute is delighted to present Expressions, an exhibition of new paintings and performance by Sue Tompkins. Tompkins’ practice is led by an enquiry into language and personal expression, through the spoken, sung, and written word. ... Read more →

Gypsum Gallery is delighted to announce the launch of its new contemporary art space established in Cairo in 2013. The gallery features an international, cross-disciplinary program of solo and group exhibitions, publications, limited artist editions and ... Read more →

Local artists: Koo Hunjoo, Kim Kichul, Kim Sungbok and Sungshin Stone Carving Association, Kim Syyoung, Kim Wolsik and Seems like Community, Noh Juhwan, Mioon (Kim Min & Choi Moon), Ahn Kyuchul, Ahn Sangsoo and PaTI, Yangachi, ... Read more →

16 emerging arts organizations across the country receive unrestricted operating capital in start-up phase to ensure they can continue pushing boundaries The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation (RRF) has chosen 16 boundary-pushing arts organizations to receive its second round ... Read more →

Cinema, the subtleties of its components and its history, form the core of Hubbard/Birchler’s artistic work. The Hubbard/Birchler exhibition will feature two video installations, including the world premiere of Eighteen, 2013, and a selection of other ... Read more →

Over the course of ten days, New York-based artist Alex Schweder will participate in the cultural life of the Glass House campus while occupying a mobile living unit temporarily situated alongside the Brick House. Speculating that ... Read more →

VIENNAFAIR The New Contemporary will confirm Vienna as a hub for contemporary culture, open to art connoisseurs and the public at large alike. A strong view towards the East, 127 galleries from all over Europe and ... Read more →

The Private Museum is proud to present the 2nd Kitakyushu Biennial: i (information) in Singapore, a parallel event of the Singapore Biennial 2013. i (information), the theme for this year, will display an array of re-mixes ... Read more →

Museo De Arte Carrillo Gil and Adrastus Collection is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition El ojo en el tiempo: obras de la Colección Adrastus (The Eye on Time: Works from Adrastus Collection) at the ... Read more →

This October, FACT will premiere Echo, an ambitious new installation by the artist-filmmaker Mark Boulos. Echo will be the centerpiece of a solo show of Boulos’s work, and is presented as part of the 2013 Abandon Normal ... Read more →

The fifth edition of ALL’APERTO, curated by Andrea Zegna and Barbara Casavecchia, opens on October 5 with a live arts event. Bird songs, serenades to the moon, wolves’ howls, the sound of the sea, hand-kissing and poetic ... Read more →

Arario Gallery will be hosting Korea’s first-ever solo exhibition of the Indonesian artist Eko Nugroho’s works from October 1 to November 3. Nugroho, internationally known for his recent exhibition at Pompidou, his participation in the Venice ... Read more →

Impakt is pleased to present a first preview of its twenty-fourth annual festival. In the programme, three curators invited by Impakt show different perspectives on the dilemmas of our economic system. Capitalism, its roots, structures and ... Read more →

Loris Gréaud and the Cheshire Cat are on the cover of the new L’Officiel Art, an artwork created by the artist exclusively for this seventh issue. As daring as ever, L’Officiel Art will invite you behind the scenes of Philippe Parreno’s carte blanche at the Palais ... Read more →

“On the night of October 16th 1968, I had stood on a platform on the infield of the Olympic Stadium in Mexico City, with a gold medal around my neck…” Tommie Smith is the American athlete who, ... Read more →

Curated by Janine Marchessault Land|Slide Possible Futures is a contemporary public art exhibition which responds to a world in transition where the past, present and future collide. The landscape of Markham, Ontario will be transformed by the work ... Read more →

A digital edition of Tony Ray-Jones’ previously unpublished colour work. American Colour 1962–1965 is a carefully edited selection Tony Ray-Jones’ colour photographs from the earliest period of his work. Taken from the extensive archives held at the ... Read more →

The Asian Contemporary Arts Consortium (ACAC-SF) in collaboration with Et al., a project-based gallery in San Francisco, is pleased to announce Alter-Circuit: Virlani Hallberg. The new initiative launches during the second edition of ACAC-SF’s Asian Contemporary ... Read more →

The first monumental outdoor installation by rAndom International A contribution by Urbane Künste Ruhr to the Ruhrtriennale 2013 Commissioned by Urbane Künste Ruhr, rAndom International has built a monumental yet elusive sculpture at Schacht XII, part of the Zollverein World Heritage ... Read more →

A Blade of Grass, a new funding organization that nurtures socially engaged art, is pleased to announce the launch of the ABOG Fellowship for Socially Engaged Art. Seven Fellows will be selected to receive an unrestricted ... Read more →

ZERO1 continues its year-round programming at the ZERO1 Garage with Patent Pending, a group exhibition that explores the role of patents in the arts community. Featuring eight artworks, each accompanied by a corresponding patent application that ... Read more →

This year the Volkspaleis (People’s Palace) takes place in the Turbine Hall of the E.On Power plant in the centre of The Hague. The enormous industrial hall, with a ground area of 2,400 square meters and ... Read more →

bitforms gallery is pleased to announce the US debut of new work by the Los Angeles-based artist Casey Reas. ULTRACONCENTRATED is his first New York solo exhibition in over five years, marking a departure from past ... Read more →

FEATUREArt & Politics: Which side is art on ask Dean Kenning and Margareta KernIn the face of government austerity measures which have squeezed artists and public arts provision more than any other sector, an elite art ... Read more →

Four woodcuts from Andrea Büttner’s St. Francis Cycle serve as the focal point of her solo exhibition at the gallery. The subtly colored prints devoted to the life and legends of St. Francis of Assisi constitute ... Read more →

Now you can access both art-agenda Announcements and art-agenda Reviews via our new app. Keep track of the latest info about the exhibitions and programs of leading galleries, art fairs, magazines, and publishers worldwide, browse the latest reviews and the ... Read more →

On 21 September 2013, Kewenig is opening its new Berlin location with Christian Boltanski’s exposition Grosse Hamburger Strasse. After more than 25 years in the Rhineland, the gallery is moving into the Palais Happe on the ... Read more →

Cda-Projects Grant has been offering a 10,000 EUR grant annually since 2011 to support the production of an artistic research project. ProjectsThe grant aims at supporting and opening up discussions on artistic research to an expanded network ... Read more →

Blondeau & Cie is proud to present at its space at 5 rue de la Muse a solo exhibition of Alessandro Twombly. After the sculptures and works on paper exhibited in 2012, here are superlative new ... Read more →

Kohn Gallery is thrilled to announce its participation in this year’s EXPO CHICAGO. The Kohn Gallery booth will showcase historical paintings, collage and sculpture from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s by artists from California. Historical artworks ... Read more →

OMR gallery is pleased to announce its participation at ABC Berlin with the individual presentation The knot is not (the rope) by Julieta Aranda. Booth A 15 September 19–22, 2013 The knot….The knot is not the rope, but my tongue is ... Read more →

Nero Luce – Black Light: works by Alberto Burri, Louise Nevelson, Nunzio di Stefano, Rossella Biscotti Curated by Bruno Corà The inauguration of the art exhibit Nero Luce – Black Light: works by Alberto Burri, Louise Nevelson, Nunzio ... Read more →

Curated by Peter Lang, Luca Molinari & Mark Wasiuta This exhibition highlights the lasting significance of MoMA’s groundbreaking 1972 exhibition, Italy: The New Domestic Landscape. Presented for the first time in the United States outside of New ... Read more →

Pouran Jinchi returns to The Third Line with her third solo show, The Blind Owl, continuing her investigation into deconstructing calligraphy and looking into the deeper complexities of the written word. The artist explores the physical form ... Read more →

Constantin Brancusi’s L’Oiseau dans l’espace, or Bird in Space, from 1923 to 1926 is one of the most influential sculptures of the 20th century; some critics even consider it to be a revolutionary new beginning in ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present our first solo exhibition of work by seminal French abstractionist François Morellet. The exhibition will include paintings, adhesive wall works and a selection of the artist’s celebrated neon works. Over ... Read more →

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) presents 90 exhibiting members in the 23rd edition of the IFPDA Print Fair, widely acclaimed for its focus on the top echelon of artists drawn to printmaking as an ... Read more →

Talking Galleries is an international symposium for gallerists and art professionals designed specifically to target those issues that concern and impact the gallery practice. The forum focuses on how gallerists have to adapt to new realities ... Read more →

Krome Gallery is delighted to be reopening its space after the summer break with the new solo show If the phone doesn’t ring, you know it’s me by Michael Hakimi. Krome Gallery is also pleased to announce its ... Read more →

Galeria Plan B is happy to announce the exhibition On the Road to … Tarascon, the materialization of the conversation between the Romanian painter Adrian Ghenie and the post-conceptual Iranian-born Dutch artist Navid Nuur, unfolding over ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to inaugurate its new Mayfair gallery with a presentation of recent white Infinity Net paintings by Yayoi Kusama. It is the first time Kusama has exclusively shown white Infinity Nets in Europe, ... Read more →

ART TAIPEI, formerly known as Taipei Art Fair International, is the longest-standing art fair in Asia. Organized by the Taiwan Art Gallery Association since 1992, ART TAIPEI 2013 will be held from 8 to 11 November at the Taipei ... Read more →

MATE, Asociación Mario Testino in Lima, Peru, announces its forthcoming exhibition, Somos Libres, an exhibition of artworks from the Mario Testino collection, curated by Neville Wakefield in collaboration with Mario Testino. Somos Libres opens 15 October at MATE ... Read more →

The innovative, artist-centered format of abc focuses on artistic practice. The 130 international galleries will be showing individual presentations of contemporary art. Within this presentation format, the majority of the works on view will be new, ... Read more →

Cardi Black Box, the Milan-based contemporary art gallery, is pleased to present Feral, an exhibition of new work by Los Angeles-based artist Sarah Cain. This exhibition marks the first solo show of Cain’s work in Europe ... Read more →

ReMap 4, takes place from the 8th to the 30th of September 2013 in the historical Kerameikos-Metaxourgeio area in the Athens City center, and transforms the area into a unique meeting point for contemporary art. ReMap—first organised ... Read more →

Rampa opens in September with two exhibitions. The main gallery space hosts Cengiz Çekil’s With a Cleaning Cloth while Nilbar Güreş’s Open Phone Booth will be exhibited at the storefront space upstairs. The exhibitions can be ... Read more →

Since September 6, Flash Art joined Station to Station, a project conceived by Doug Aitken. The magazine is on board the train crossing the US through September 28. Our editors and special guests are documenting every pivotal ... Read more →

In NEW WAVES, Takashi Homma presents a series of photographs of the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii spanning thirteen years. The photographs of waves depict the coastline continuously unchanged by climate or seasonal time. By reproducing ... Read more →

Chaco In A Global ContextWhy would we like to communicate to the wide world our existence? Why are we enthusiastic to celebrate our fifth birthday? It’s, of course, a matter of pride and tenacity.  Chile is known as a ... Read more →

CIMAM members have elected 15 board members to represent them throughout the 2014–2016 triennial. The election process opened on 17 June and ended on 12 August 2013. For the first time, CIMAM members were invited to ... Read more →

Arsen and Roupen Kalfayan have invited Jean Bernier and Marina Eliades, Sadie Coles, Peter Kilchmann, Gregor Podnar and Esther Schipper to join them in transforming six rooms in an office building that overlooks Aristotelous Square in Thessaloniki ... Read more →

Galerie Perrotin will inaugurate its New York space with the exhibition by the audacious and playful Italian artist Paola Pivi, Ok, you are better than me, so what?, from 18 September to 26 October. Pivi creates artworks ... Read more →

art ON Istanbul, a leading Turkish contemporary art gallery, was founded in 2011 in the vibrant Akaretler district. Located in a historically noteworthy building, art ON Istanbul accommodates contemporary artists that create works of cultural, political ... Read more →

The French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF), New York’s premier French cultural center, is thrilled to announce the seventh annual edition of its acclaimed contemporary arts festival Crossing the Line, presenting interdisciplinary works and performances by artists ... Read more →

From September 19 to 22, BERLINER LISTE takes place during Berlin Art Week. From over 300 applicants who submitted their concepts before the end of July, curator Dr. Peter Funken has approved 131 exhibitors from 30 ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is delighted to present Despair & Metanoia, a two-person exhibition of work by Şükran Moral and VALIE EXPORT. The opening of the exhibition is on September 11 from 6 to 9pm, in the presence ... Read more →

Ho Chi Minh City and Los Angeles-based collective The Propeller Group—formed by Phunam, Matt Lucero, and Tuan Andrew Nguyen in 2006—will open their debut solo exhibition in the United States at Lombard Freid. Reinvigorating a once-famous ... Read more →

FIAC: The First Forty Years On the occasion of its 40th anniversary edition, FIAC confirms its status as a leading international art fair. Attentive to the shifting preoccupations of contemporary creation, FIAC is reactive while ensuring a ... Read more →

For the first time in TV history an art festival will take place exclusively on TV—broadcast in over 30 countries and also available online via livestream. From the 6th to 29th of September, the ikono On Air ... Read more →

Curated by Moacir dos Anjos Artists: Antonio Dias, Armando Queiroz, Berna Reale, Cildo Meireles, Claudia Andujar, João Castilho, José Rufino, Marcos Chaves, Paula Trope, Paulo Bruscky, Paulo Nazareth, Regina Parra, Rosângela Rennó, Thiago Martins de Melo, Virginia ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO, The International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art, returns to Navy Pier’s Festival Hall September 19 to 22, 2013. Proud to present 125 leading international galleries from 17 different countries and 36 cities, EXPO ... Read more →

Where do artifacts go when they are destroyed? They enter a void of historical erasure, of fabricated narratives and convenient amnesia. We used to call that place a museum. But what happens when a museum is ... Read more →

DIMENSIONS 2 & 3:For the first time in the magazine’s 32-year history, Border Crossings is publishing an issue with two different covers. Readers will have the opportunity to select one of two striking covers: Mowry Baden‘s ... Read more →

Lawrie Shabibi is excited to announce Science Faction, a solo exhibition by Larissa Sansour that premieres the “Nation Estate” series in the Middle East. Originally developed for the Lacoste Elysée Prize 2011, “Nation Estate” became the ... Read more →

Part of an ambitious project to rehabilitate the Rives de Saône, the artistic program River Movie intimately mixed heritage, urban planning and contemporary art with a landscaped route punctuated by 21 new works by 12 international ... Read more →

In 1972 the future ended.  This was the year a “Report on the Human Environment” titled The Limits to Growth was published, coding the world into a systems-dynamics model and projecting the economy well into the 21st century. From ... Read more →

First two events, B!RDBRA!N and Feel the Churn!, debut this September at Rauschenberg Project Space, explore participation in performance Los Angeles-based arts organization Machine Project will present a series of events throughout 2013 and 2014 as part ... Read more →

For the September/October issue of ArtAsiaPacific, we consider artists and genres that push forward important conversations of identity politics. Throughout the 1990s, Asia-Pacific artists in the United States and many postcolonial Asian countries made the choice to create art ... Read more →

Explore Amsterdam’s lively contemporary art scene during the Amsterdam Art Weekend. More than 35 galleries, artist’s residencies and museums will join together to present Amsterdam’s latest and best contemporary art. The rich programme of events varies ... Read more →

Digital publishing house Strelka Press announces the latest in its series of essays, Less Is Enough: On Architecture and Asceticism by architect and theorist Pier Vittorio Aureli. “Less is more” goes the modernist dictum. But is it? ... Read more →

Elaine Levy Project is proud to present the first solo show in Europe by American artist Israel Lund from September 6 to October 26. The new series introduces a pictural element that departs from his recent works ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present Rinus Van de Velde’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. The work of Rinus Van de Velde (b. 1983 Leuven; lives and works in Antwerp) could be seen as ... Read more →

In a maze of scaffolding conceived by the artist, Cynthia Girard installs her most recent paintings, banners, sculptures and other objects for To My Friends the Unicorns.  To My Friends the Unicorns And to the Marquis de Sade, In ... Read more →

Madrid will be abuzz both day and night from 19 through 22 September, when it kickstarts the contemporary art season. The city’s annual Apertura attracts a lot of international attention as around fifty contemporary art galleries ... Read more →

The Divine is in The Detail explores the relationships in Aisha Khalid’s work amongst geometry and precision with respect to the spiritual. The exhibition title is a play on the commonly heard phrase ‘the devil is ... Read more →

ARTE!Brasileiros and Latitude: Platform for Brazilian Art Galleries Abroad are delighted to announce the II International Seminar ARTE!Brasileiros, which will take place on Tuesday 10 September 2013 in São Paulo. This seminar will bring leading international ... Read more →

The Hepworth Wakefield is delighted to announce Roger Hiorns’ Youth as the inaugural exhibition at The Calder, the gallery’s new 600-square-metre contemporary art space, opening on Friday 30 August 2013.  Roger Hiorns is renowned for powerful works ... Read more →

From October 15, the exhibition will be presented in the gallery’s showroom, with a evening viewing Thursday, October 24 until 10pm. Farah Atassi’s early paintings of interiors (2008–2011) invited us into ghostly spaces, which were for the ... Read more →

In light of Allan Sekula’s recent passing, e-flux invites you to a screening of his film essay The Forgotten Space, co-directed by Noël Burch. The Forgotten Space is an epic work, tackling the oceanic complexity of global capital—its ... Read more →

ReMap 4, the biannual contemporary art platform will take place at the heart of Athens’s historical center in the area of Kerameikos-Metaxourgeio from the 8th to the 30th of September. Once again, ReMap intends to become ... Read more →

Art Stage Singapore breaks new ground with the announcement of its latest fair component. To be held from 16 to 19 January (Vernissage on 15 January) at Marina Bay Sands, Art Stage Singapore 2014 will introduce ... Read more →

Deweer Gallery is the challenging setting for a new edition of Everything for you by Belgian artist Jan De Cock. De Cock’s exhibition series tackles the concept of the free market. The first edition Everything for ... Read more →

The International Sculpture Center (ISC) will honor world-renowned sculptors Nancy Holt and Beverly Pepper with the 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award. The 22nd Annual Lifetime Achievement Award Gala will be held on October 3, 2013 at Tribeca ... Read more →

Catch the fever, collect photographyAfter two successful editions, fotofever the contemporary photography art fair is back in Brussels and in Paris!  Infused with talent, fotofever explores the diversity of today’s photography thanks to more than 100 international ... Read more →

The fall 2013 issue of Aperture, the third featuring the magazine’s dramatic reconceptualization and redesign, is organized around the theme of “Playtime.” This issue explores how photography illuminates, facilitates, and participates in the many definitions of ... Read more →

Copenhagen is not only the food, fashion and design capital of Scandinavia. The city’s lively and fast-growing art scene is rightly the focus of international attention. At the end of August, this will be more evident ... Read more →

Applications for the 2013 William H. Johnson Prize are now available online at www.whjohnsongrant.org with a September 23, 2013 due date for all applications. The 2013 William H. Johnson Prize is 25,000 USD and the winner ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO, the International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art, announces more than 20 special exhibitions to be included in the second annual exposition (September 19–22). Dedicated to illustrating and preserving the important link between the ... Read more →

25 Exhibitions / 14 Sites / 150 Works Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal invites you to its 13th edition, for which renowned British curator Paul Wombell has proposed a timely theme, Drone: The Automated Image. ... Read more →

With the strength gained from the peripheries, slow revolution is overturning positions of power and questioning the dominance of the centre. Evolving from the needs of individuals and neglecting hierarchy, the new strategy of survival in ... Read more →