| Made in Iran
Made in Iran is a group show, providing a rare chance to see some of the most exciting work by young contemporary artists currently living and working in the modern Islamic Republic of Iran. Opening at Asia House on 23rd June, the exhibition celebrates the vibrancy of this new generation of artists, revealing how they reconcile their artistic practice with working in a... |
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| Oscar Tuazon. That's Not Made For That
For his first solo exhibition in a public gallery in London, American artist Oscar Tuazon presents a new body of works especially commissioned by The David Roberts Art Foundation.
Writer, publisher and curator, Oscar Tuazon is above all one of the most captivating and radical sculptors of his generation. Tuazon's practice is characterised by a form of contemporary sculpture... |
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| Ian Hamilton Finlay
A major exhibition of sculpture and wall paintings from the estate of Ian Hamilton Finlay, one of the leading conceptual artists of the twentieth century and one of Scotland’s most original artists of all time.
The exhibition coincides with the opening of Hortus Conclusus, Finlay’s last major work for Little Sparta, the garden at Stonypath in the Pentland Hills where he lived... |
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| Alan Goulbourne s Commission for Chapter Hoarding
Chapter and the South Wales Decorative & Fine Arts Society (SWDFAS) are announcing that recent graduate Alan Goulbourne has successfully completed his commission for Chapter’s hoarding which is on display for the duration of Chapter’s redevelopment until mid 2009.
The artist had been selected from a strong group of short-listed candidates. Recent graduates and current MA... |
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| Radical Nature
Art and Architecture for a Changing Planet 1969–2009
The beauty and wonder of nature have provided inspiration for artists and architects for centuries. Since the 1960s, the increasingly evident degradation of the natural world and the effects of climate change have brought a new urgency to their responses. Radical Nature is the first exhibition to bring together key figures... |
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| Alan Kane | Life Class: Today s Nude
Channel 4 Broadcast: 6 - 10 July 2009, 12.30pm
with John Berger, Judy Purbeck, Maggi Hambling, Gary Hume and Humphrey Ocean
Live life drawing classes: 22 - 26 June / 29 June - 4 July
Every lunchtime at 12.30pm, from 6 – 10 July, Channel 4 is to broadcast Life Class: Today's Nude, a series of televised life-drawing classes which invite viewers to pick up pencils or charcoal... |
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| World-class sculpture garden opens in Scotland
Jupiter Artland in Edinburgh has commissioned works by Gormley, Kapoor, Goldsworthy and others
Doyens of the Scottish art world, well used to the vagaries of the weather, enjoyed a new climatic experience this month when they were showered with moon dust at the opening of Jupiter Artland, a privately funded collection of commissioned land art and sculpture set in a historic... |
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| An Impossible Journey | The Art and Theatre of Tadeusz Kantor
LONDON.- An Impossible Journey, the first major UK exhibition of Polish artist Tadeusz Kantor’s work for over 30 years, opened at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia (UEA), Norwich, on Tuesday 2 June and runs until Sunday 30 August. The Sainsbury Centre worked with Cricoteka, Kraków, and the Norfolk and Norwich Festival to develop the exhibition. An... |
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| Currents of Time | New Work by Zineb Sedira
Iniva at Rivington Place presents the first London exhibition of Zineb Sedira's recently commissioned video work Floating Coffins at Rivington Place.
Floating Coffins was filmed on the little known but beautiful coastline of Mauritania, a bird watcher's paradise. It is also where the world's shipping is beached and broken up, drawing parallels with another of the region's... |
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| The Space Between
Group show with artists Annie Cattrell, Amanda Couch, Richard Ducker, Jan Dunning, Joy Gerrard, Kate MccGwire, Marilène Oliver, Kate Street, Esther Teichmann
The Space Between brings together a group of nine established and newly established artists (whose work ranges from video to performance and sculpture), many of whom are represented in major collections, including the Saatchi,... |
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| Anders Krisár | SONJA
UNION Gallery is presenting the second solo exhibition of Swedish artist Anders Krisár.
Krisár's work takes on the human body as subject matter, revealing psychological complexities inherent within these structures. Krisár combines the impeccable reproduction of the human figure with an often-violent intervention-the perfect cast marred by a heavy-handed print; the severing of... |
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| Ian Pedigo
Rokeby is announcing the first solo exhibition in the UK by Ian Pedigo.
American sculptor Ian Pedigo composes objects and collages from seemingly abandoned materials; scraps of wood, ends of material, electrical tape, plastic cups, Plexiglas, magazine pages. However regardless of how throwaway the materials appear, the artist’s arrangements retain a potent visual coherence whilst... |
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| Clean Skins
Vegas gallery is pleased to present new works by the British and French artist Greg Rook in a curated show by Melanie Moreau. As a contemporary figurative painter, Rook enjoys playing with the relationship between form and function, popular culture and art history: he uses an allegorical iconography and a hyperrealist style, referencing directly to art history, while his subjects and... |
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| Fred Tomaselli
In his first exhibition at White Cube Mason’s Yard, the American artist Fred Tomaselli shows a diverse range of new work. In addition to the richly layered resin paintings for which he has become recognised, the exhibition will feature a series of photograms, newsprint collages, watercolours and his first hand-woven tapestry.
Growing up in Los Angeles during the tail end of the... |
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| Lisson Presents 3
The third instalment of Lisson Presents features a new work by guest artist Haroon Mirza, whose multi-media installations have attracted attention since his graduation from Chelsea's MA course in 2007. The selection of work by Mirza alongside Lisson Gallery artists Richard Deacon, Anish Kapoor, John Latham, Max Neuhaus and Tony Oursler explores the capacity of artworks to synthesize... |
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