Tag Archives: London

Beyond the Aural: Mark Jackson on Sound Art

I first became interested in sound art well before I became interested, or even knew anything about, curating. However I was heavily influenced from a relatively young age by considerations that are essentially curatorial. I’ll have to give you a bit of background. In the late ‘80s I spent the school holidays in Kuwait. The […]

Posted in News | Tagged curating, IMT Gallery, Kjær Skau, London, Lotte Rose Kjær Skau, Mark Jackson, sound art, sound curator

Digital Revolution at Barbican Centre

Digital Revolution July 3-September 14, 2014 Barbican Centre Silk St. London barbican.org.uk

Posted in Exhibits | Events | Tagged art, barbican centre, digital, installation, London, umbrellium

Drawn From at Gallery Libbly Sellers

Featuring: Anton Alvarez, Fabien Cappello, Philipp Grundhofer, Simon Hasan, Hunting & Narud, Peter Marigold, M/M (Paris), Nicholas Le Moigne, Paola Petrobelli Drawn From January 14 – March 1, 2014 Gallery Libby Sellers 41-42 Berners Street London libbysellers.com

Posted in Exhibits | Events, Uncategorized | Tagged Anton alvarez, drawn from, fabien cappello, gallery libby sellers, hunting & narud, London, m/m, nicholas le moigne, paola petrobelli, peter marigold, philipp grundhofer, simon hasan

Body Language at Saatchi Gallery

Featuring: Tanyth Berkeley, Michael Cline, Chantal Joffe, Makiko Kudo, Eddie Martinez, Amy Bessone, Nicole Eisenman, Kasper Kovitz, Nathan Mabry, Justin Matherly, Dana Schutz, Denis Tarasov, Alexander Tinei, Andra Ursuta, Marianne Vitale, Jansson Stegner, Henry Taylor, Francis Upritchard, Helen Verhoeven Body Language November 20 – March 23, 2014 Saatchi Gallery Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road […]

Posted in Exhibits | Events | Tagged alexander tinei, amy bessone, andra ursuta, Body Language, Chantal Joffe, dana schutz, denis tarasov, Eddie Martinez, francis upritchard, helen verhoeven, henry taylor, jansson, justin matherly, kasper kovitz, London, makiko kudo, marianne vitale, michael cline, nathan mabry, nichole eisenman, saatchi gallery, stegner, Tanyth Berkeley

ANALOG at Blain|Southern

Featuring: Bruce Nauman, Jannis Kounellis, Max Neuhaus, Lawrence Weiner, and Gilberto Zorio. ANALOG November 30, 2013 – February 1, 2014 Blain|Southern 4 Hanover Square London blainsouthern.com

Posted in Exhibits | Events | Tagged analog, blain Southern, Broadway Gallery, Bruce Nauman, gilberto zorio, janis kounellis, lawrence, London, max heuhaus, ny arts magazine, weiner

Paul Kneale’s Top 5 Exhibitions of 2013

Paul Kneale is an artist and writer based in London. Kneale’s upcoming shows and projects include Art Gallery of Ontario, Galleries, Lafayette Paris, and/or London. He coruns Library+ project space and plays in the band TINA. Here are his selections for the best shows of last year. 1. Morag Keil, Potpourri at Cubitt Gallery, London Consisting of a single video that was also available online, positioning a visit to the space as nearly redundant. snippets of dialog from a celeb sex tape rehearsed in mundane settings who’s filming seemed alternately meticulous and distracted. HD/SD. Choices. A strobe light held on a moving motorcycle. This video somehow unsettled me more than anything I’ve seen recently on […]

Posted in News | Tagged AP News, Baustelle Schaustelle, Bea Schlingellhof, Cubitt Gallery, Georgie Nettell, London, Megan Rooney, Morag Keil, Project Native Informant, Raymond Pettibon, SPACE, Zurich

Nostalgic for the Future at Lisson Gallery

Featuring: Art & Language, Tony Cragg, Angela de la Cruz, Richard Deacon, Ceal Floyer, Ryan Gander, Shirazeh Houshiary, Peter Joseph, Anish Kapoor, John Latham, Richard Long, Jason Martin, Haroon Mirza, Jonathan Monk, Julian Opie, Richard Wentworth Lisson Gallery Nostalgic for the Future November 15, 2013 – January 11, 2014 27 Bell Street London lissongallery.com

Posted in Exhibits | Events | Tagged angela de la cruz, anish kapoor, art & language, Broadway Gallery, ceal floyer, haroon mirza, jason martin, john latham, jonathan monk, julian opie, lisson gallery, London, nostalgic for the future, ny arts magazine, NYC, peter joseph, richard deacon, richard long, richard wentworth, ryan gander, Shirazeh Houshiary, tony cragg

Samuel Francois @ Rod Barton Gallery, London

Samuel Francois, The Joy of Man, Courtesy of Rod Barton Gallery. By Vanessa Saraceno Aiming to explain a “certain idea of eroticism”, French artist Samuel Francois presents a new series of works, collectively titled The Joy of Man, as the exhibition at Rod Barton Gallery, London. It is his first solo show in the UK. Inspired […]

Posted in News | Tagged Bobbi Woods, Emanuelle, lighters, London, ny arts magazine, Rod Barton Gallery, Samuel Francois, The Joy of Woman, Vanessa Saraceno