9.18 – 27 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT (Roppongi) Installation view of SENSEWARE at Triennale, Milano, 2009 Photo Nacasa & Partners The exhibition shown in April at the Triennale Design Museum in Milano where it dazzled a great many viewers returns toView More >
9.13 – 12.25 The Vangi Sculpture Garden Museum (Shizuoka) Sugito Hiroshi the dark mirror 2006 The first exhibition of works from the collection other than those by Giuliano Vangi since the opening of the Italian sculptor’s eponymous museum in 2002.View More >
Chinese Malaysian artist Emil Goh died suddenly on 7 September at his apartment in Seoul. He was 43. Media sources are reporting the cause as a heart attack. As an artist, Goh was known mainly for his photo and videoView More >
September 16 marks the grand opening of (an art) PAWNSHOP at The shop operated by Vitamin Creative Space in Beijing. The project appeals both to artists ‘in need of fast cash’ and prospective buyers to ‘come down and browse itsView More >
Round 3 of the ‘I love Art – Art & Capitalism: Art Lovers’ Mixer’, a place to meet other art enthusiasts both male and female and for art fans to meet gallerists, takes place once again courtesy Civic Art, theView More >
Japanese and international dancers and choreographers converge in Aoyama on 18 September for the launch of Dance Triennale Tokyo 2009. As a related event, Israeli choreographer Yasmeen Godder joins dance critic Norikoshi Takao for a talk at Aoyama Book CenterView More >
Art Triangle Vol.1, a simultaneously staged dance, film and art event, is currently underway at Kobe Art Village Center (KAVC). As one of the three events, artist Takagi Masakatsu’s film documenting the Tai Rei Tei Rio project Aruongaku and hisView More >
India Art Summit published results from second annual staging which took place in late August. Over the course of its four days, the international art fair saw some 40,000 visitors, with participating galleries making sales of approximately 260 million IndianView More >
Once you get involved with teamwork, it’s automatically a collaborative process Portrait Marlene Marino Shirin Neshat’s work continuously refers to the binary correlations of home and exile, solitude and solace, culture and gender, spanning pre- and post-Islamic revolution Iran. HereView More >
©la Biennale di Venezia Iran-born artist Shirin Neshat was awarded the the Silver Lion for Best Director at the 66th Venice International Film Festival for her first feature Women Without Men (Germany, Austria, France). The score for the film wasView More >