Artists: Peter Bonde, Jason Rhoades
Venue: Andersens Contemporary, Copenhagen
Exhibition Title: Half Snowball
Date: June 26 – August 7, 2010
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Images courtesy of Andersens Contemporary, Copenhagen. Photos by Anders Sune Berg.
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Andersen’s Contemporary is proud to present Half Snowball, a multi-media work-in-progress installation created jointly by Peter Bonde (1958 -...
Peter Kogler, Untitled, 2010Multiprojection, sound, loopSound: Franz PomasslSchirn Kunsthalle FrankfurtInstallation viewPhotograph: Norbert MiguletzSchirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt
1 July – 12 September 2010
The Austrian multimedia artist Peter Kogler is one of the pioneers of computer-generated art. With his impressive 360-degree multi-projection on show at the Schirn from July 1 to September 12, 2010, the artist, whose work was included in two documenta programs, creates a space of illusion tha...
KOREAN ASEAN CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Created to showcase the range of dynamic contemporary photography coming from Korean and Southeast Asian artists, “Emerging Wave“, currently on view at the GoEun Museum of Photography in Busan (South Korea), features works from 27 artists ranging from emerging creators to established veterans.
Established in March 2009, the ASEAN-Korea Centre promotes both cultural and economic cooperation between Korea and the ten ASEAN (Association of South East...
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Scholars doubt recently-cleaned canvas is work of Italian master as Vatican newspaper changes its mind about initial attributionArt officials today unveiled the painting at the centre of the latest Caravaggio mystery, after the Vatican newspaper suggested and then denied that the canvas was the work of the Italian master.The Martyrdom of St Lawrence will now be subjected to X-rays and other analyses to evaluate its attribution. But art officials and scholars attending the unveiling felt the pain...
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Published 27-Jul-10
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National Gallery, LondonThe English painter Frederick Cayley Robinson may be the least-known artist ever to have a show at the National Gallery. His is not a name on people's lips. Until recently, in fact, not many people wanted to look at his strange and silent paintings, with their highly ordered friezes of spellbound figures, so touched with fin-de-siècle melancholy and yearning. But perhaps the wheel of artistic fortune is about to turn.If it does, it may well be because Cayley Robinson's ar...
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Published 24-Jul-10
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LONDON.- David Mach, famed for his dynamic large scale collages, sculptures and bold installations, today launches his major new project to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible in 2011 with the installation of a massive coathanger crucifixion figure, suspended from steel supports, outside St Giles Church in Edinburgh. This is the first of four coat hanger crucifixion figures, including a contemporary sculptural version of Calvary, which will be displayed in the exhibit...
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The pool at The Tangga House, in Singapore, is too good to ignore.
Designed by Guz Architects, the home is a contemporary take on a traditional courtyard house. Emphasis is on nature and elements (like the pool) that respond well to the hot climate presented in Singapore.
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Published 23-Jul-10
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Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
For his fifth solo show at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Jack Pierson presents new word sculptures, drawings and photographs. Intermixing imagery from previous works such as drawings of word pieces with depictions of a former movie star and a dead Roman beauty, he creates a coherent show in which his works resonate thematically, conceptually and formally, establishing a contemplative, highly wistful meditation on work, creation and the perils of time.
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Published 23-Jul-10
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LONDON.- David Mach, famed for his dynamic large scale collages, sculptures and bold installations, today launches his major new project to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible in 2011 with the installation of a massive coathanger crucifixion figure, suspended from steel supports, outside St Giles Church in Edinburgh. This is the first of four coat hanger crucifixion figures, including a contemporary sculptural version of Calvary, which will be displayed in the exhibition at ...
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Published 23-Jul-10
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Picture from Ask Men Following in Kevin Spacey, Pierce Brosnan is now set to act in a Sino-American collaboration called Double Lives.
According to Xinhua, the film's budget is over 100 million and, besides Brosnan, will also have True Blood's Brit Morgan and Billy Zane (which, as Xinhua notes, was in Titanic).
Double Lives will be "a story about a treasure hunt while police from China and America work together to track down an international criminal. The actor said the film had comedic e...
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Published 22-Jul-10
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