The Year in Art: By the Archivist
Posted on December 28, 2007 - Filed Under blogs, news | Comments Off
Worst Museum Show: Terence Koh at the Whitney Museum. 10. Best Old-Timer-that’s-still-got-it Show: Paul McCarthy at Maccarone. 11. Worst New-Comer-That-Will-Never-Have-It: Aaron Young. 12. Biggest Upset: Documenta 12, Venice Biennale, …
Read More...EL DÉCIMO ARTE
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La invitación a Ferran Adrià para participar –inicialmente- como único artista español invitado en la Documenta 12 pasada, causó gran revuelo entre los artistas españoles. Muchos se sintieron simplemente ofendidos. …
Read More...Del 481: Elisabets svårigheter med kvalitet i konsten
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Roger Buergels Documenta 12 i Kassel i år gjordes i medveten opposition gentemot marknadskrafterna. Och så är det med de flesta biennaler och även många andra utställningar. Och här finns också de högsta kvalitetspoängen. …
Read More...Highlights im Kunstjahr 2007 - Rückblick
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Die documenta 12 gilt als eine der bedeutendsten und weltweit am meisten beachteten Ausstellungen zeitgenössischer Kunst. Die Ausstellung lockte über 750 000 Besucher an. Die nächste documenta Ausstellung findet im Jahre 2012 in Kassel …
Read More...Alexandra Crouwers
Posted on December 28, 2007 - Filed Under Contributors, blogs, news | Leave a Comment
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| Doom river/nine armed bandit |
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| Black matter/doom river |
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| Crazy Horses |
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| Stuff, places, people |
| Born 1974, Netherlands the artist lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium Alexandra Crouwers (1974) studied at the academy for Arts & Design in Den Bosch (NL) and the post-academic Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam. She now lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium, where she studied Filmstudies & Image culture at the university. Next to making drawings in ink, much on very large formats, she also works with digital media: computerimaging and often photographybased 2D- or 3D-animation. She likes to present her work in installationlike environments, where artificial light is of great importance. Her work is based on films, literature, music and science (evolutionairy biology for instance). Apart from her work as an artist, she’s also a columnist for the Belgian artmagazine Website: website of Alexandra Crouwers |
Chewing Gum, Plaster Bellies and Other Sculptural Byways - New York Times
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New York Times, United States -
And then there was the revisionist sensation of “Documenta 12,” the latest version of the immersive international exhibition staged every five years in …
Walter Logeman
Posted on December 27, 2007 - Filed Under Contributors, blogs, news | Leave a Comment
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| Pear Lemon Apple |
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| Lyttleton Harbour |
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| Echos |
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| Flax |
| Born 1944, Netherlands the artist lives and works in Christchurch , New Zealand I live in Christchurch, New Zealand, and was born in 1944. I have been a psychotherapist for 25 years, listening to the many stories that have come from what Jung calls the collective unconscious. During that time, I have been gestating my own expression. For many years I thought Id enroll in art school when I retired, a fantasy built on my love of drawing as a child. I realised Id need to do do something to re-awaken and update my childhood affinity - thus the idea of a thousand sketches in a year. The rest clicked into place: put them online, make it a cyber-project, dont retire. I have learned things and had realizations through doing this work. Thousand Sketches is not a totally new turn in my life, it is a development of my years of exploration of the psyche in cyberspace, documented in my other blog & website. It explores a medium, a method and my own creative process in an open forum. As someone remarked at the physical public launch on 2 November 2006, it is a performance. As the project develops I become clearer about my process. My latest statement is on the projects home page. www.thousandsketches.com Website: Walter Logeman |
ART Rising against all odds
Posted on December 27, 2007 - Filed Under blogs, news | Comments Off
Not too far from Venice, the German town of Kassel hosts the once-in-five-year contemporary art exhibition and this Documenta 12 is the first of its series to have Thai artist in action. The Mae Hong Son-born Sakarin Krue-On’s Terraced …
Read More...South Easter Europe - Open call
Posted on December 27, 2007 - Filed Under blogs, news | Comments Off
Georg Schöllhammer (editor of Springerin and documenta 12 magazines, Vienna/Austria) and ERSTE Foundation Please check the website for detailed information: http://www.erstestiftung.org/patterns-call/ ERSTE Foundation …
Read More...Olga Kost
Posted on December 26, 2007 - Filed Under Contributors, blogs, news | Leave a Comment
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| Charming Houses |
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| Marching Houses |
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| Red Angel |
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| Elegant Saxophonist |
| Born 1950, the artist lives and works in Cracow, Poland She was born in 1950 in Russia. Since1950 until 1991 she has lived in Kiev. 1950 - 1973 - happy childhood, schooling in mathematic liceum, musical school. 1967 - 1973 - study in the Academy of Architecture and Art in Kiev. Until 1991 she worked as an architect. At present she lives and works in Cracow (Poland). “I was found of painting since early childhood, but it was only entertainment for pleasure. I have interested in painting seriously after 40 years old. I have always wanted to open something new for myself. The year of 1991 opened the new possibilities for me. I have used it and went to see the world. I have traveled a lot since then and it helped me to find my own world of Art, my own way in painting. I saw the world from the different sights. I can not understand and admit lots of things and I can’t change them. But when I paint I can create my own world which I like. I began to paint with obstinacy and effort. It became the sense of my whole life. When I paint I leave behind the world with its troubles and problems. I stay alone face to face with the canvas, paints and ideas. I fly away from the reality and stay in my own world full of colors and joy. I always try to put some elements of childish purity and naivety in my pictures to make them universal - clear for everyone without paying attention to age, education or nationality. My houses, streets and small towns are just the symbols of happy life in peace and love. I can’t stand the aggression and I paint probably for one purpose - to make people smile, looking at my paintings. The aim of my paintings is also leave some sign of mine in this world. The pictures spread over the whole Earth and it is a great pleasure for me. I like to paint and I do it for you - you just break into a smile.” Website: Krakart Olga Kost gallery |











