martes, 1 de mayo de 2012

Calling Artists. Round #3 Now Open.


 ROUND THREE CLOSES MAY 20


Participating in Round #3:  Melissa Murray, small whispers and the passing by of the dead of winter, 2012, Mixed media on paper. Courtesy of the artist.
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The Frieze Art Fair comes to New York this week, but we want to re-direct the spotlight also on some of the wonderful Showcase artists - Frieze of no Frieze - continue to chip away and make a name for themseleves without all the flash. Persistence makes perfect! And ArtSlant's with you!  





Previous Showcase Winner Ting Ting Cheng currently is in a group show - Mixed Other - at Islington Arts Factory in London. The Taiwanese artist uses photography and video to contend with issues of "foreigness," displacement, and multiple perspectives of the other. Her Dubbing Project will also be exhibited at PI's the upcomingArt and Culture Labaratory in Croatia and the Festival of Art as Research in Ottersberg, Germany. Image: TIng Ting Cheng, Still from the Dubbing Project (2011). Courtesy the artist. 


Another Showcase Winner, Adrienne Allebe, will be completing a residency and exhibition in Thailand as part of an exchange between Silpakorn University in Bangkok, and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, CA.  Allebe's work is currently featured in Volume Sixteen of Studio Visit magazine. The Inglewood, California native spent the majority of her formative years mesmerized by California's coastal topography against the backdrop of encroaching development. This menace has been Mrs. Allebe’s most constant source of inspiration in her art practice. Image: Adrienne Alleb, Nesting (2009). Courtesy the artist.



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Abigail Satinsky, Director, threewalls, Chicago
Katarina Sjogren. Co-Director, Crystal Contemporary, Stockholm
Lesley Heller, Director, Lesley Heller Workspace, New York
Helen Brown, Curator, Berlin
David Castillo, Director and owner of David Castillo Gallery, Miami
Danielle Horn, Director and owner of NETTIE HORN, London
Chuck Mobley, Curator, San Francisco Camerawork, San Francisco
Odile Ouizeman, Director and owner, Galerie Odile Ouizeman, Paris
Michel Allen, Director, Allen Projects, New York
Sree Goswami, Director, Project 88, Mumbai
Anat Ebgi and Annie Wharton, Co-Directors, The Company, Los Angeles
Eleanor Harwood, Director and owner, Eleanor Harwood Gallery, San Francisco
François Ghebaly, Director and owner, François Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles
Jette Rudolph, Director and owner, Jette Rudolph Gallery, Berlin

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Jenny Chen Without End


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Jenny Chen, A Pound of Beams of Light, 2010. Resin, oil paint, acrylic sheet.


May 11–June 29, 2012 

Opening: Friday, May 11, 6–8pm
Conversation: Saturday May 26, 4–5:30pm
with Jonathon Goodman and Joanne W. Chen

ISE Cultural Foundation
555 Broadway, New York NY 10012

www.iseny.org 

California College of the Arts


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Japanese students visiting CCA from Osaka University of the Arts participate in a papermaking workshop with CCA students and CCA Printmaking chair Nance O'Banion. Photo by Courtney Costello.

Printmaking Exchange and Partnerships

1111 Eighth Street
San Francisco CA 94107

T 415 551 9214

www.cca.edu

Chris Sharp on La Triennale "Intense Proximity," Paris


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View of "Intense Proximity," 2012.

La Triennale "Intense Proximity," Paris

20 April–26 August 2012

Papers: “Specters of Art” by Yates McKee


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LaToya Ruby Frazier, Me and Mom's Boyfriend Mr. Art. 2005.






Art&Education Papers

Specters of Art

Yates McKee

Seoul Museum of Art presents SeMA Blue 2012


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SeMA Blue 2012:
12 Events for 12 Rooms
10 April–17 May 2012
Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA)
61, Deoksugung-gil
(37, Seosomun-dong), Jung-gu
Seoul, Korea

T +822 21248944

BLANCA ORAA MOYUA

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