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In the little playground

Hitsuda Nobuya and his surrounding students 8.28 – 10.25  Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, Nagoya 8.22 – 10.18  Nagoya City Art Museum      From exhibited works.  Left: Hitsuda Nobuya  right: Nara Yoshitomo The trajectory of painter and teacher Hitsuda Nobuya presented through his ownView More >

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Fantastic Illusions

9.13 – 10.11 Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai Jenova Chen  Flower  2009  Courtesy the artist An exhibition that explores the relations between virtual reality technology and media art development, and how each in turn relates to the external world. Here seven Belgian artistsView More >

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Tariq Alvi

9.11 – 10.25 Chisenhale Gallery, London Major solo exhibition by the British artist featuring recycled and re-contextualized ads printed in newspapers and magazines. A site-specific installation delving into questions of value and exchange will be presented. (Olivia Hampton) Information http://www.chisenhale.org.uk

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Shahzia Sikandar/Sun Xun: Moving Perspective

7.18 – 11.8 Smithsonian Institution Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (Washigton DC) Sun Xun, Still from Shock of Time  2006  Courtesy Max Protech Gallery, New York Two artists who create animated works based on traditional expressive techniques from their respective home countries. InView More >

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‘Complaints Choir’ calling for members

Complaints Choir of Helsinki  2006  Photo Petri Summanen The Complaints Choir, an art project that turns gripes against the world into positive energy through the medium of song, is looking for participants for its Tokyo edition. Launched by Helsinki-based artists Tellervo KalleinenView More >

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Biennial of Art Performance in NYC

Performa 09, the visual art performance biennial, will take place in New York City over the course of three weeks in November. The third staging of the event presents works by 150 artists including Candice Breitz, Mike Kelley, William Kentridge,View More >

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Masada Takeshi: New Works

9.11 – 10.10 Wako Works of Art (Tokyo) Striking, bold pointillistic (or Photoshop-like?) brushstrokes, vibrant colors, and a somehow surreal air: Masada Takeshi combines them carefully to impressive effect in this solo show of his latest offerings. The motifs depictedView More >

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