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Agenda View of Fiona Banner at Tate Britain, London

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ON THE AGENDA IN JULY Fiona Banner at Tate Britain, London Aoife Rosenmeyer takes a look at Fiona Banner's gigantic birds of prey employed by the military when language is rendered mute—in the midst of the clamor concerning BP's sponsorship of the Tate. read here Liang Shuo at C5 Gallery, Beijing Pauline Yao reports on Liang Shuo's unusual "fittings" and the spectacularly weird settings he gives them in a show called "Fit," an homage to the "jerry-rigged aesthetic that permeates contemporary China." read here Liam Gillick at Esther Schipper, Berlin Kirsty Bell gets tangled in the theoretical quagmire of Liam Gillick and comes out punching the "crosswinds of conundrum and dissent." read here Rodney Graham at Lisson Gallery, London Tyler Coburn brings us into the dizzying mise-en-abîme of Rodney Graham's "Painter, Poet, Lighthouse Keeper." read here Michel Auder at Volume2, Los Angeles and Anthology Film Archives, Newman Popiashvili Gallery, Participant Inc., Zach Feuer Gallery, New York Media Farzin takes a look at three outposts of Michel Auder's videos ("an inaccurate survey") and finds herself wavering between the torture and jouissance of being made to sit still. read here John Smith at Tanya Leighton Gallery, Berlin Ana Teixeira Pinto gives us an unwittingly Buddhist take on the structuralist filmmaking of John Smith. read here STILL ON VIEW Daniel Tucker on The Bucharest Biennale 4: Handlung. On Producing Possibilities Until 25 July read here Jennifer Teets on Goldin+Senneby at Kadist Art Foundation, Paris Until 25 July read here Michèle Faguet on 6th Berlin Biennale Until 8 August read here Felix Gonzalez-Torres at Fondation Beyeler, Basel Until 29 August read here Colby Chamberlain on Greater New York 2010 Until 18 October read here