5.22 – 7.19 The New Art Gallery Walsall http://www.artatwalsall.org.uk/ 7.29 – 9.23 Aberystwyth Arts Centre http://www.aberystwythartscentre.co.uk/ 10.22 – 12.5 PM Gallery & House (London) http://www.ealing.gov.uk/ Anthony Key China Garden, 2007 250 tin foil takeaway boxes, strip wood Seventeen acclaimed artists cook up aView More >
5.20 – 7.4 White Cube (London) Photo Stephen White Shaw takes his decorative surrealism to new proportions, with seven paintings, including his biggest to date – seven meters wide – and his first large-scale sculptural installation. The Kashmir Valley nativeView More >
5.15 – 7.19 Artsonje Center (Seoul) Things of Friendship 2000- An exhibition tracing the transformations in Oh Inhwan’s experimental art through a body of work that includes new video and installation pieces. Rooted in social and cultural criticism, Oh usesView More >
5.14 – 7.2 Yancey Richardson Gallery (New York) Celebrating Shichi-go-san, a gala day for girls at ages three and seven, 2001 Gelatin silver print, image 14 x 14″ / paper 16 x 20″ Signed, titled, editioned and dated in pencilView More >
5.13 – 8.2 The Ian Potter Museum of Art (Melbourne) A survey of more than 50 paintings and drawings by this significant urban Aboriginal artist who deploys potent symbolism. (Natalie King) http://www.art-museum.unimelb.edu.au/art_exhibitions_detail.aspx?view=147&category=current
5.7 – 6.27 Elizabeth Leach Gallery (Portland) Bicycle Repair Signals, 2009 16 digital prints on color photographic paper 246.4×424.2cm The Vietnamese-American artist returns to Vietnam’s street life with photo collages and installations. The work is bare, finding a more conceptualView More >
4.4 – 6.21 Casula Powerhouse (Sydney) Dinh Q. Lê The Penal Colony: A Mapping of the Mind, 2008 4 channel video installation Courtesy the artist and Casula Powerhouse Even taking a seemingly innocuous look back decades after a conflict onView More >
3.9 – 9.9 Asia Society (New York) The first US museum showing of Yang Fudong’s masterly Seven Intellectuals in a Bamboo Forest, a five-part black-and-white video referencing the legendary Seven Sages, a group of third-century Chinese intellectuals who distanced themselvesView More >