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The Twentieth Century: How it looked & how it feltTo: 2009/04/01
Andy Warhol: Other Voices, Other RoomsTo: 2009/02/15
Street Art, Street Life: From the 1950s to NowTo: 2009/01/25
Something That I’ll Never Really See: Contemporary Photography from the V&ATo: 2009/01/11
Donation Christoph Aeppli, and the LuminatorTo: 2009/02/01
Mika Waltari and Artist FriendsTo: 2009/01/18
Salvador Dali: A Surrealist in IstanbulTo: 2009/01/20
Sur le motif: Painting in Nature around 1800To: 2009/03/08
Cold War Modern Design 1945-70To: 2009/01/11
ALFRED KUBIN: DRAWINGS, 1897-1909To: 2009/01/26
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Exhibition at Le Pincho Resataurant in St. Malo France


by stylllyfe in category January 2009  | 2009/01/04 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2009/01/03  To: 2009/04/15  in St. Malo
Showing Styll Lyfe Photography alongside my wife Caroline's Tryptichs. The food is excellent also.
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Leandro Erlich: Swimming Pool


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2009/01/05 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2008/10/19  To: 2009/09/14  in Long Island City
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center presents Leandro Erlich: Swimming Pool, an extraordinary and visually confounding installation by the Argentine artist Leandro Erlich. Leandro Erlich: Swimming Pool will be on view in P.S.1’s unique, double-height Duplex gallery from October 19, 2008 through April 13, 2009.

Leandro Erlich is known for installations that seem to defy the basic laws of physics and befuddle the viewer, who is introduced into jarring environments that momentarily  ... Continue Reading

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Robert Lebeck. Photographs 1955–2005


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2009/01/05 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2008/11/28  To: 2009/03/23  in Berlin
The Martin-Gropius-Bau is devoting a major exhibition to the work of the German photo reporter Robert Lebeck, who photographed for Revue, Kristall and Stern and was editor-in-chief of GEO magazine. He achieved fame with his feature Africa in the Year Zero (1960). The photo of a young African snatching King Baudouin’s sword during the Congo’s independence celebrations went round the world and still ranks as his “calling card”  ... Continue Reading

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For the sevent time, among the 50 favorites on Saatchi Showdown.


by axart in category Saatchi Showdown  | 2009/01/05 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment 
For the sevent time, among the 50 favorites on Saatchi Showdown.
With Sad Fish this time.
Very nice, and many voters. About 1400 of them.
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Interview: Rogerio Silva


by silvia in category Interview  | 2008/12/30 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment 
Once again we talk with the artists of meseon community. Today, we know more about Rogerio Paulo Silva and his artwork. Enjoy it!!

Rogerio Silva: "I believe that the man to know the world where he lives he need first to know itself exactly. Thus he will only be able to make its evolution that competes to it while human being. The message that I intend to pass to  ... Continue Reading

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Van Dongen: A Fauve in the City


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2008/12/30 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2009/01/22  To: 2009/04/19  in Montreal
Organized by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, the first major retrospective of the art of Kees van Dongen (1877-1968) in North America. It will bring together some 200 works, including over a hundred paintings, as well as forty rare drawings, prints and other archival documents and photographs, and, for the first time, a dozen Fauvist ceramics. From turn-of-the-century anarchist to the  ... Continue Reading

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Max Ernst in the Garden of Nymph Ancolie


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2008/12/30 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2008/10/31  To: 2009/02/15  in Texas
Organized by the Museum Tinguely, Basel, and supplemented in Houston by work from the Menil Collection, Max Ernst in the Garden of Nymph Ancolie, is conceived around the mural, Pétales et jardin de la nymphe Ancolie. The surrealist work, with a bird-like figure emerging from monumental curling red flower petals, was painted by German-born artist Max Ernst (1891–1976) in 1934 for the wall of a Zürich night club, the  ... Continue Reading

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The Beauty of the Beasts: Artists and their Pets in 20th-Centurty Art


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2008/12/30 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2009/01/07  To: 2009/03/16  in Chicago
Ever since early man first painted on the walls of caves, animals have constituted an important subject in art. The ancients depicted beasts as mystical; medieval Christians portrayed animals allegorically in bestiaries, meant to provide religious and moral guidance; and portraitists of all eras used animals as symbols of the sitter’s importance, as seen in the hunting dogs favored by Renaissance noblemen to denote virility and aristocratic style or  ... Continue Reading

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BEST OF AUSTRIA. An Art Collection


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2009/01/02 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2009/01/02  To: 2009/05/10  in Linz
How does the Cultural Capital of Europe end up with an art collection commensurate with that title? That's easy: it gathers a collection.

A capital city - even if it is only for one year - needs an art collection that corresponds to this status and the concomitant responsibility to represent the country. Yet how should this collection be acquired, if not by theft? Since that is not an option,  ... Continue Reading

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Chris Dorosz. The Painted Room


by silvia in category exhibitions  | 2009/01/02 | (0) Comments  | Add a Comment
From: 2008/11/08  To: 2009/01/17  in San Jose
The Painted Room creates the illusion of a life-size living room suspended in space that oscillates between representation and abstraction. Comprised of colorful splotches of paint that cling to clear hanging monofilament, this floating sculpture represents Dorosz’ interest in the analogous properties of paint and the digital pixel in an age that is lured by the mysteries of virtual reality. Up close, the viewer is able to see the  ... Continue Reading

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