This autumn season has undoubtedly been one of the best for anime releases this year with aesthetic masterpieces on the one hand and controversial storytelling on the other.
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ART EVENT: ART SOCIAL 14 A four day festival of Music, Art + Culture @HoStBarnabas
Opening next week a great festival of Music, art and Culture.
Continue Reading...Launch : ArtReview Live – dienstag abend this Friday 29th November
Art Review launch Art review Live with Absolut
Continue Reading...Natascha Sadr Haghighian at Carroll / Fletcher Gallery
Two objects: one black trolley suitcase, with wheels, and telescopic handle pulled out. Beneath the handle an empty 1.5 litre PET water bottle. Its label removed, it is anonymous and unremarkable.
Continue Reading...Eleven for Future Map 11
Future Map 11 starts on January 12th, and in the 11 days leading up to the exhibition FAD will be profiling eleven of the thirty artists who have been brought together for the show.
Continue Reading...GO SEE: Culture Clash -Tatton Park Biennial 2010, Cheshire Through to September 26th
Tatton Park Biennial sticks contemporary art into one of North West England’s most rarefied late-Georgian country estates. With a theme of ‘Framing Identity’, the house, gardens and grounds have, throughout summer, become a stage for the imaginations of over 20 artists, all creating 3D or installation pieces that reference the location and its history – […]
Continue Reading...Art Review:Tate’s Exposed Big Brother is Watching You
we are taken into a somewhat sinister world of observation and invasive behaviour
Continue Reading...Review: Faris Badwan Drawing A Straight Number Nine
Faris Badwan from The Horrors, a dead on arrival indie band, channeling the ‘Chain and early Roy Orbisons’ hair, and a sound from beyond Vincent Prices sofa, has a show on at the Book Club, Leonard Street, Shoreditch EC2. It’s called ‘Drawing a Straight Number Nine: Exhibition of drawings’. Hold on Faris Badwan sounds like […]
Continue Reading...Maison Martin Margiela, an exhibition or the Fashion House’s laboratory? – How do you solve a problem like Margiela?
Visitors to the Somerset House summer exhibition are invited to inspect the revered world of Masion Martin Margelia. Like the label’s collection the visitors’ impressions are controlled leaving nothing to the imagination. Even the exhibition guide cover is a relatively dense and serious description of the brand, set out like a dictionary definition. The exhibits’ […]
Continue Reading...Review: Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance & the Camera by Ana Vukadin
Image:Golf Five Zero, (Borucki Sanger), British Army watchtower. Crossmaglen, South Armagh, Northern Ireland, UK. 1999 © Jonathan Olley, courtesy Diemar/Noble Gallery. In the autumn of 2001, the New York gallery Pace/MacGill showcased American photographer Philip-Lorca diCorcia’s latest project, Heads (2000). A series of large portraits of passersby around Times Square, taken over a two-year period, […]
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