miércoles, 29 de agosto de 2012

Gallery Hyundai presents Remember Me

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Ai Weiwei, 258 Fake, 2011. 7677 images (2003–2011) and 12 monitor installation, dimensions variable. © the artist.

Remember Me

September 8–October 14, 2012
Opening: September 8, 5pm
with opening performance by Seung-taek Lee, 5:30pm

Gallery HyundaiNew Space / Main Space
Dugahun Gallery / 16 bungee
Sagan-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea

www.galleryhyundai.com

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martes, 28 de agosto de 2012

Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MFAH) / Glassell School of Art

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Sonia Boyce in collaboration with Ain Bailey, Oh Adelaide, 2010. Video still. Image courtesy of the artist.

There is no archive in which nothing gets lost

Presented by the MFAH Core Exhibition Program
September 7–November 25, 2012

Opening: 
Friday, September 7, 6–8pm

The Glassell School of Art5101 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX
Hours: Mon–Fri, 9am–10pm
Sat–Sun, 9am–7pm

T 713 639 7300

www.mfah.org/exhibitions 

Book Arts Newsletter No. 76: September - October 2012


Dear Readers

The September - October 2012 Book Arts Newsletter, No. 76 is now ready for download (it’s a bit of a beast at 51 pages this issue!) at: 

IN THIS ISSUE: Cover page – The London Centre for Book Arts!
The first UK Centre for Book Arts is set to open in Hackney Wick, east London, in October 2012, read all about it on page 19.

EXHIBITIONS, INCLUDING:
Otto at UWE, Bristol
7th Annual Artist Book Exhibition, Artisan Books, Australia
INKED! Contemporary Northwest Letterpress at 23 Sandy Gallery, USA
Ampersand Duck, Handset: Letterpress Poetry Broadsides, UNSW@ADFA Library, Canberra, Australia
Printed in Norfolk: Coracle Publications 1989-2012, Sheffield and Shandy Hall, UK
Artists’ Books by Eckhard Froeschlin, Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbuettel, Germany
Book Arts MA Show 2012, Camberwell College of Arts, London, UK
VS VS VS at Art Metropole Window, Toronto, Canada 
Sense of Place in Artist Books, ALA Library Gallery, Rapson Hall, Minneapolis, USA
Cosmic - Arts and Goethe, Klingspor Museum, Offenbach am Main, Germany
Collaborative Bookworks - Guy Begbie & Lawrence Upton, The Sheppard Library, Middlesex University, UK
Artist’s Book Museum at Museum Pavel Kuznetsov, Saratov, Russia 
HELP/LESS at Printed Matter, New York, USA
Libros Abiertos - Rodrigo Arteaga, Alugar Gallery, Chile
In Association: Collaboration in the Book Arts, Minnesota Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis, USA
Telling Stories: Hastings at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery, UK
29 Years of Mini Books from the Artists’ Books Archive – Milan, Italy
Text&Context, Various locations, Cambridge, UK
Book Sculpture: Transforming Books into Works of Art, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, USA
Palimpsest 2012, Theartspace, Dusseldorf, Germany
Sounds in the Trees - Noelle Griffiths at Oriel Plas Glyn y Weddw, UK
Lessons in History Vol. II – Democracy, at grahame galleries + editions, Brisbane, Australia
Claude Closky – Animations, Le Quartier Quimper, France
BROOM at the Good Press Gallery, Glasgow, UK
Seeing Artists Books as Research, The Royal Society of Victoria Heritage Library, Melbourne, Australia
Bookmarks X - Infiltrating the Library System, September 2012 - February 2013 at various venues.


COURSES, LECTURES, FAIRS, CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPS, INCLUDING: 
Book Binding Boot Camp with Karen Hanmer, USA
Courses with Hanne Matthiesen in Malling, Denmark
Paris: Stars and Celebrations - With Hazell Designs Books
The Center for Book Arts New York, new classes
Courses at bookRoom Press, UK
HEY! DON’T GET LOST IN THAT TUNNEL… BOOK! With Caren Florance, at Belconnen Arts Centre, Australia
A new course at Hot Bed Press run by Lucy May Schofield, UK
MCBA’s Fall 2012 classes and workshops, Minnesota, USA
Introduction to Book Binding With Mavina Baker, UK
The London Art Book Fair 2012, UK
Plymouth Artists’ Book Fair, UK
Printed Matter, Inc. presents THE NY ART BOOK FAIR, USA
The Seventh Manchester Artist’s Book Fair, UK
XVth International Book Project in Marseilles, France
The Book Arts Fair at HOFS, Essex, UK
Como Pedro por mi casa Festival, Barcelona, Spain

OPPORTUNITIES AND CALLS FOR ENTRIES INCLUDING:
Call for artists: Idaho Booker’s Dozen 2013
Call for artists: Beyond Dickens
Call for applications: WSW Residencies and Fellowships, USA
Call for exhibitors: Artists Book Fair - BOOKFACE Chapter 3, UK
Call for exhibitors: By Leaves We Live: annual Artists’ Books Fair
Call for exhibitors: Turn The Page 2013

NEW ARTISTS PUBLICATIONS, INCLUDING:
The Blue Notebook Journal for Artists’ Books
Walk through Arnhem by Bas Fontein
Future Fantasteek! No.13 Wanna Buy a Feejee Mermaid?
Several Clouds Colliding by Brian Catling and Iain Sinclair
Tender Buttons - A new title from Uniformbooks
Lone Wolf by David Schulz
Notes from the Desert by Pat Hodson
Three new books from Lyn Ashby
A Glass Half-Full? by Mike Nicholson
A Simple Rain by Vivienne Glance and Perdita Phillips
New books from Red Trillium Press
Graphic Design Before Graphic Designers: The Printer as Designer and Craftsman 1700 to 1914, by David Jury
Introducing Pixiebks - Priya Pereira

REPORTS & REVIEWS, INCLUDING:
Book Art Object 2, by David Jury
Souvenirs from an Ideal State by Natalie Yiaxi, 2012

STOP PRESS!
Events at the Raum fur Kunst, Literatur und Kunstlerbucher, Basel
Diamond Leaves: Artists’ Books from around the World, Central Academy Of Fine Arts Museum, Beijing
Handmade & Bound at St Bride Foundation, London
THE BOOK AS ART: The bibliophile editions of Raoul Veroni at Museo del libro y de la lengua, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bristol Artist’s Book Event at Arnolfini
Print Workshop: publication from Yellow Owl Workshop

Next deadline: 14TH OCTOBER - FOR THE NOVEMBER 2012 NEWSLETTER

Adad Hannah: Intimate Encounters at San Antonio Museum of Art

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Adad Hannah, The Encounter (Two Screens), 2012. HD video, 7:01 minutes.*

Adad Hannah
Intimate Encounters

September 1–December 30, 2012

"Artist Conversation"
with Hannah and David S. Rubin, The Brown Curator of Contemporary Art
Tuesday, September 4, 6:30pm

San Antonio Museum of Art200 W. Jones Ave.,
San Antonio, TX 78215

www.samuseum.org

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