Exponieren? Exponieren!
Posted on January 31, 2008 - Filed Under blogs, news | Comments Off
Es ist schon mehr als ein Monat her, aber der Blog zur Documenta 12 hält die Veranstaltung noch in der Reserve, als Podcast. Im Rahmen der Diskussionsreihe ‘Exponieren. Ausstellungskonzepte der Gegenwart’ fand am 13. …
Read More...Super-nice shout out from one smart lady
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Nationally/internationally: Documenta 12-everything about it, it was superb. I’ll argue this unpopular perspective until I am blue; the Yves Klein retrospective at MUMOK in Vienna; the Seurat Drawings show at MOMA, and the Martin …
Read More...Philip Pocock
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| Humbot in *Net Condition*, ZKM Media Museum, Karlsruhe, 1999-2000 |
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| I forgot to remember… 1995 from *Music Security Administration* series with Walter Dahn, Galerie Monika Sprueth and Galerie BQ, Cologne |
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| Slave to the Rhythm 1991, Cibachrome Painting, Galerie Leyendecker, Teneriffa, Spain |
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| As Above As Below 1979 Cibachrome photograph from *The Obvious Illusion* series/book, Cooper Union, New York, Geo. Braziller Books |
| Born 1954, Canada the artist lives and works in Karlsruhe, Germany UNMOVIE from *Future Cinema* MIT Press 2002 - Co-founder Journal of Contemporary Art New York 1988 - 2003 - Black Sea Diary w. Felix Stephan Huber, book published by Scalo Verlag Website: Documentary Datatectures |
Polish Seasoning
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Launching the season, we are delighted to present the first solo exhibition in Scotland from seminal Polish artist Artur Zmijewski, featuring his recent film Them as shown at Documenta 12. PREVIEW: Friday 8th February, 7-9pm. …
Read More...Martin Murphy
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| On High In Blue Tomorrows |
| Born 1982, USA the artist lives and works in New York, NY, USA Although logical analysis is useful in our daily lives, this method of thought often misrepresents how we construct narratives and experience time. Leaving behind the need for linear sequencing, Murphys work investigates scenarios in which logic breaks down, places where one can suspend their waking consciousness. Upon this approach, Murphy allows a works chain of events to fold in on itself. As one begins to think along with the material, visual and temporal relationships progressively lapse within the mind of the viewer. In this way, a resonance is created which opens up notions of time and free will. Martin Murphy received his BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2005, and his MFA from Hunter College in New York City. Martins work in video, installation, and soundscape uses recent technologies in order to explore the processes of perception by way of illusions and architectural interventions. Martins work has been shown in Kansas City at the Society for Contemporary Photography, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, and he is currently designing an installation for the Queens Museum of Art in New York City. Website: Martinmurphy.tv |