Photo: Anthony Browell Australian curator Nick Waterlow was found dead on 9 November. He was 68 years of age. Mr. Waterlow was director of the Ivan Dougherty Gallery at the College of Fine Arts at the University of NewView More >
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Miyake Saori: CONSTELLATION 2
11.21 – 12.26 Yuka Sasahara Gallery (Kagurazaka) plant, sheet, bed 2009 Gelatin silver print 80 x 80 cm In her 2007 solo exhibition CONSTELLATION at the same gallery, Miyake Saori compelled us to consider the boundaryView More >
Sejima Kazuyo appointed director VB Architecture 2010
Architect Sejima Kazuyo has been appointed as Artistic Director of the 12th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition taking place in 2010. At past stagings of the festival, Sejima was responsible for exhibit design of the Japanese Pavilion in 2000 andView More >
Sato Rihoko solos, directed by Teshigawara Saburo
Photo Bengt Wanselius (left), Teshigawara Saburo(right) Dancer Sato Rihoko, who gave a dazzling performance at the 2008 Yokohama Art Triennale on a field of broken glass in Teshigawara Saburo’s Fragments of Time, will appear in the Teshigawara-directed solo performanceView More >
Alfredo Jaar @ KENJI TAKI GALLERY
10.31 – 11.28 KENJI TAKI GALLERY / Tokyo (Shinjuku) http://www.kenjitaki.com/ Gold in the Morning 1985 (Documenta 11_Editions) 2002 Gold in the Morning 1985 Gold in the Morning (detail) 1985 Left: Gold in the Morning (C) 1985 Right: Gold inView More >
CREAM artists answer the question…
What are the greatest possibilities and challenges you face in your current (media-based) art practice? Alfredo Jarr (The Sound of Silence) http://www.ifamy.jp/en/programs/single/414/ My greatest challenge is ALWAYS my next project. Hachiya Kazuhiko (Seeing is believing) http://www.ifamy.jp/en/programs/single/519/ PhotoView More >
Yamamoto Motoi: Labyrinth
11.14 – 12.23 L MD galerie (Paris) Labyrinth (detail) 2005 Salt 4 x 8.5 m Installation view at Gallery Sowaka, Kyoto, Japan Salt, one of the basic elements of life, is a symbol of purification inView More >
Bus tour round Tokyo galleries
The One Piece Club, a non-profit group of art lovers who pledge to buy at least one work a year, will sponsor a pair of a one-day bus tours stopping at more than 20 contemporary art galleries around Tokyo. MembersView More >
Everyday Miracles (Extended)
10.1 – 1.30 San Francisco Art Institute REDCAT (Los Angeles) Chen Hui-chiao Here and Now: Winter 2009 Double bed, table-tennis balls, and beads Courtesy the artist Expanding on Hou Hanru’s Everyday Miracles project for the Chinese PavilionView More >
Opening/Closing this week (11.9-15)
Japan* Opening this week Shibuya Toshihiko: Blue Drop 09 Ⅱ 11.9 – 14 MUSEE F（Harajuku） http://www.omotesando-garo.com/museef/MF.html Saito Fumitaka 11.9 – 14 ASK? art space kimura（Kyobashi） http://www2.kb2-unet.ocn.ne.jp/ask/default.htm Unicorn 2009 Tsuchiya Yoshimasa: Dreams a tapir eating dreams dreams of 11.10 – 12.5View More >
Dream Conscious @ Yuka Contemporary
Curated by Tsumura Kosuke 11.6 – 12.12 Yuka Contemporary http://www.yukacontemp.com/ Okubo Misa + Kaguraoka Kumi + Sato Aya + Monaka
Stories from Her
10.15 – 11.25 DOB Hualamphong gallery (Bangkok) A group show by emerging female artists based in Chiang Mai who collectively call themselves Kasalong. Common to all six members (Kanchalee Suksomran, Pattree Chimnok, Kanittha Puangsri, Siriporn Khuenmamuang, Netikorn Butsabong,View More >