Interview: Sumitomo Fumihiko – One of the biggest influences that visual images have is that they enable us to see how others view the world. In the fields of science and media theory, this idea of multiple viewpoints isView More >
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Maureen Paley @ Frieze Art Fair (London)
10.14 – 18 Frieze Art Fair http://www.friezeartfair.com/ Maureen Paley (London) http://www.maureenpaley.com/ Wolfgang Tillmans Wolfgang Tillmans Rebecca Warren Paul P. Back to Index: London photo report
David Zwirner @ Frieze Art Fair (London)
10.14 – 18 Frieze Art Fair http://www.friezeartfair.com/ David Zwirner (New York) http://www.davidzwirner.com/ John McCracken Neo Rauch Sone Yutaka Back to Index: London photo report
Fukui Atsushi and Kawashima Hideaki: convolvulus
10.3 – 11.22 Michael Ku Gallery (Taipei) Installation view Two Japanese artists born in 1960: Kawashima Hideaki, whose fleshless portraits of young girls made up of only facial features and hair appear to float in picture plane, andView More >
Julian Opie @ SCAI THE BATHHOUSE
10.16 – 11.14 SCAI THE BATHHOUSE (Yanaka) http://www.scaithebathhouse.com/ Left: Ruth walking in sparkly dress. 2008 Right: Tina walking. 4 2009 Clare, oval 2. 2008 Left/right: Waheed in Lord’s robes. 2009 lka in a red dress. 2009 Maria in theView More >
Sawa Takashi: Powerful yet transitory film and new media
‘One viewpoint’ for enjoying the International Festival for Arts and Media Yokohama Text: Sawa Takashi The International Festival for Arts and Media Yokohama examines the present state of film and new media. This article offers some background information on recentView More >
Twist and Shout: Contemporary Art from Japan
11.20 – 1.10 Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre Yanobe Kenji GIANT TORAYAN 2005 Aluminium, steel, brass, FRP and styrofoam © Yanobe Kenji A segment of the Japan Foundation’s Mekong-Japan Exchange Year 2009. The opening of the new BangkokView More >
Flickers: new media art from Japan
10.23 – 11.1 Goethe Institut Hanoi Image of new work by Minami Takao Due to its historical background, Vietnamese culture is still highly controlled, but not a young artists working with digital media are on the rise. AnotherView More >
Fog-based collaboration in Tokyo
Artist Nakaya Fujiko, who creates outdoor site-specific installations using artificially generated fog, collaborates with doubleNegatives Architecture (dNA) headed by Ichkawa Sota on an installation for the courtyard of L’Institut Franco-Japonais de Tokyo. The piece establishes a dialogue between theView More >
FIAC art fair opens in Paris
César Mini Compression pop, Circa 80 The 36th staging of the French contemporary art fair FIAC (Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain) kicked off in Paris on 22 October with over 200 galleries presenting work at the fair’s three main venues:View More >
Richard Rogers wins Stirling Prize
Courtesy Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners The Royal Institute of British Architects awarded its Stirling Prize 2009 to Richard Rogers for his cancer care sanctuary, Maggie’s Centre. Perhaps best known for his functionalistic works featuring exposed duckwork and staircasesView More >
Thomas Dane Gallery @ Frieze Art Fair (London)
10.14 – 18 Frieze Art Fair http://www.friezeartfair.com/ Thomas Dane Gallery (London) http://www.thomasdane.com/ Glenn Ligon José Damasceno Walead Beshty Back to Index: London photo report