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		25 Sep 2018





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	Victor Burgin @ Richard Saltoun Daniel Richter @ Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London White \| Black @ Acquavella Galleries Viewing Room. Justin John Greene @ Simon Lee London Joe Tilson @ Alan Cristea Gallery New Editions @ Alan Cristea Gallery Lu Song @ Massimo De Carlo, London Verticality @ rosenfeld porcini * ArtPassport – download the app for all VR previews as soon as they go live!

	special events this week
	Tue 25 Sep talk, London: Richard Saltoun Q&A with the artist at Italian Cultural Institute Wed 26 Sep panel talk, London: Hayward Gallery with Anish Kapoor, Alicja Kwade & Fred Eversley Thu 27 Sep book signing, Zürich: Christophe Guye Galerie Water Mirror by Case Publishing tour, London: Hayward Gallery with Thomas Sutton, Curatorial Assistant, Hayward Gallery Sat 29 Sep in conversation, Berlin: Blain\|Southern, Potsdamer Str. Ali Banisadr and Max Dax tour, London: Hayward Gallery with Dr Emma Richardson, Associate Professor of Materials, University College London Mon 01 Oct talk and performance, London: Sadie Coles HQ Martine Syms Tue 02 Oct in conversation, London: Luxembourg & Dayan Francesco Bonami and Jake Chapman panel discussion, London: Tornabuoni Art with Philip Rylands, Marco Mattioli and Barbara Drudi, hosted by Farah Nayeri special event, London: Tenderflix 2018, Future Responsibilities: Prize screening at the BFI
	exhibitions opening
Berlin
	Blain\|Southern, Potsdamer Str.: Ali Banisadr: The World Upside Down – preview Fri, 28 Sep in his first solo exhibition in Germany, Banisadr distorts theatrical and social archetypes to create a carnivalesque disruption Blain\|Southern, Potsdamer Str.: Herbert Zangs: Less is More – preview Fri, 28 Sep key pieces from Zangs’ signature bodies of work made between 1952-78 Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum fur Gegenwart: Agnieszka Polska: The Demon’s Brain
Bruton
	Hauser & Wirth Somerset: Berlinde De Bruyckere: Stages and Tales – preview Fri, 28 Sep De Bruyckere’s first solo exhibition with the gallery – two new bodies of sculptural works selected in direct relation to the spaces in which they are exhibited Hauser & Wirth Somerset: Takesada Matsutani: drop in time – preview Fri, 28 Sep organised in collaboration with Olivier Renaud-Clément this is Takesada Matsutani’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and includes never-before-seen works
Chicago
	MCA Chicago: Enrico David: Gradations of Slow Release The Art Institute of Chicago: Hairy Who? 1966-1969
Hong Kong auctions
	Sotheby’s Hong Kong: Modern Art Evening Sale Sun, 30 Sep (viewing 28-30 Sep) Contemporary Art Evening Sale Sun, 30 Sep (viewing 28-30 Sep) Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Art Mon, 1 Oct (viewing 28-30 Sep) Contemporary Art Mon, 1 Oct (viewing 28 Sep-1 Oct) Modern Asian Art Mon, 1 Oct (viewing 28 Sep-1 Oct)
London
	Alan Cristea Gallery: Anni Albers: Connections: Prints 1963 – 1984 – opens Mon, 1 Oct a major retrospective of Albers’ prints, exploring the artist’s contribution to twentieth century art, architecture and design and featuring previously unseen archival material Alison Jacques Gallery: Hannah Wilke – preview Wed, 26 Sep in partnership with The Hannah Wilke Collection and Archive in LA, an exhibition spanning three decades of the American painter, sculptor, photographer, video and performance artist’s work Almine Rech Gallery London: Early 21st Century Art – opens Tue, 2 Oct organized with Bill Powers and including works by Alex Becerra, Amy Bessone, Ginny Casey, Tanya Merrill, Anthony Miler, Asuka Anastacia Ogawa, Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Jan-Ole Schiemann, Vaughn Spann and Hiejin Yoo Almine Rech Gallery London: A New Spirit Then, A New Spirit Now, 1981-2018 – opens Tue, 2 Oct curated by Norman Rosenthal, an exhibition reconstructing and reinterpreting the seminal 1981 exhibition at London’s Royal Academy co-curated by Rosenthal with Christos Joachimides and Nicholas Serota Barbican: Francis Upritchard: Wetwang Slack Bartha Contemporary: Clay Ketter: Registration – preview Thu, 27 Sep Bonhams London, New Bond Street: Richard Lin: Selected Works from the Artist’s Estate – opens Tue, 2 Oct Brun Fine Art: One Planet One Future by Anne De Carbuccia – preview Thu, 27 Sep photographs, installations and videos by the Franco-American environmental artist – raising awareness and documenting human-caused threats to the planet Camden Arts Centre: Amy Sillman: Landline Cardi Gallery, London: Subodh Gupta – opens Tue, 2 Oct Cardi Gallery, London: Jean Boghossian – opens Tue, 2 Oct Cardi Gallery, London: Highlights from the Collection: Post-war and Contemporary Art – opens Tue, 2 Oct Delfina Foundation: Noor Afshan Mirza and Brad Butler: The Scar – preview Sat, 29 Sep the London premiere of Mirza and Butler’s film installation, inspired by a true event with names, scenes and locations fictionalised through the use of Magical Realism Gagosian Britannia St: Chris Burden: Measured – preview Sat, 29 Sep “‘Limits’ is a relative term. Like beauty, it is often in the eye of the beholder” – Chris Burden. An exhibition of two large-scale works: 1 Ton Crane Truck and Porsche with Meteorite Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London: Georg Baselitz: A Focus on the 1980s – opens Tue, 2 Oct the first exhibition to focus on Baselitz’s breakthrough decade, that saw the artist propelled to international fame, widespread critical acclaim and, at times, scandal GAO Gallery: Godai Sahara: Good Samaritan – preview Tue, 25 Sep Hauser & Wirth Savile Row: Zeng Fanzhi. In the Studio – preview Mon, 1 Oct spanning three locations – Zurich, London and Hong Kong – each featuring previously unseen works, an opportunity to gain an unprecedented and in-depth understanding of the bold development of Zeng’s creative process Hayward Gallery: Space Shifters – opens Wed, 26 Sep artworks by twenty leading international artists, spanning a period of roughly fifty years, that alter or disrupt the visitor’s sense of space kamel mennour, London: Tatiana Trouvé: Navigation Map London 2018 – preview Tue, 2 Oct part of a three-location presentation, at kamel mennour’s London gallery, Trouvé re-enacts her emblematic Prepared Space installation, an abstract navigation map and kind of geographic homage to Cage’s “prepared pianos” Laure Genillard Gallery: Olivier Mosset: Graphic Works – preview Fri, 28 Sep focusing on the lesser-known aspects of the artist’s graphic and edition-based practice Lévy Gorvy London: Lord Duveen, My Pictures Never Look So Marvellous As When You Are Here – preview Tue, 2 Oct celebrating the spirit of the influential gallerist Joseph Duveen, whose former premises the gallery now occupies, with works by prominent modern and contemporary artists Lyndsey Ingram: Sarah Graham – opens Wed, 26 Sep coloured ink drawings and black and white graphites on the theme of the medinilla flower, the subject of Graham’s focus over the past year Maureen Paley: AA Bronson + General Idea – preview Sun, 30 Sep marking fifty years since AA Bronson, Felix Partz and Jorge Zontal first met and started their collaboration as General Idea Mazzoleni: Michelangelo Pistoletto: Origins and Consequences – preview Wed, 26 Sep curated by Alberto Fiz, a selection of works from 1958 to 2012, including early figurative oils on canvas, works in charcoal on paper, acrylic, wood, bronze and glass, as well as the renowned “mirror works” that define Pistoletto’s oeuvre Modern Art Vyner Street: Jacqueline Humphries – preview Mon, 1 Oct new works by Humphries exploring the abstract possibilities of the reproduction of code, using facsimiles of previous works which render new paintings with traces of memory and ghosts in the process of their translation Newport Street Gallery: Martin Eder: Parasites – preview Tue, 25 Sep major new paintings alongside work spanning over a decade of Eder’s career Olivier Malingue: Suspension – A History of Abstract Hanging Sculpture 1918 – 2018 – preview Thu, 4 Oct curated by Matthieu Poirier with Olivier Malingue – works by Max Bill, Yves Klein, Artur Lescher, Man Ray, François Morellet, Bruno Munari, Alexander Rodtchenko, Tomás Saraceno, Joel Shapiro, Jesús Rafael Soto, Takis and Xavier Veilhan Ordovas: Alabaster – opens Fri, 28 Sep exploring the enduring fascination that artists have had with this translucent and transformative stone, from its uses in ancient Egypt to the twentieth century and contemporary sculpture Patrick Heide Contemporary Art: Isabel Albrecht: A Retrospective Insight – preview Wed, 26 Sep Redfern Gallery: Paul Feiler: Elusive Space. A Centenary Retrospective – opens Wed, 26 Sep Repetto Gallery: Carlo Scarpa: The shapes of light – opens Wed, 26 Sep curated by Marco Arosio and Paolo Repetto, a display of Scarpa’s polyhedral genius with a collection of diverse and complementary works Robilant + Voena, London: Pietro Consagra: Frontal Sculpture 1947-1967 – preview Tue, 2 Oct curated by Francesca Pola with the Archivio Pietro Consagra, this is Consagra’s first solo exhibition in London and highlights work from the first two crucial creative decades of his career Skarstedt, London: Sue Williams: New Paintings – preview Mon, 1 Oct new paintings which demonstrate Williams’ continued interest in exploring the fluid boundary between figuration and abstraction and her pursuance of the transformation of one into the other Sotheby’s S\|2 Gallery: Kim Lim – opens Fri, 28 Sep filling the entire gallery, this exhibition focuses on Kim Lim’s exploration of form through marble and stone sculptures Sprovieri: Pedro Cabrita Reis, Jimmie Durham, Cildo Meireles – preview Mon, 1 Oct works by the three internationally renowned conceptual artists, who all work with simple materials and everyday items assembled to expose the power of association Sprüth Magers, Grafton St.: Lucy Dodd: Miss Mars – preview Mon, 1 Oct Stephen Friedman Gallery: Tom Friedman: Always the Beginning Thomas Dane Gallery: Michael Landy: Scaled-Down – preview Mon, 1 Oct Tornabuoni Art London: Afro: Gesture, Line and Colour: The Makings of an Abstract Expressionist – preview Mon, 1 Oct highlights from the recent unprecedented exhibition at the gallery’s Paris space dedicated to the Italian Abstract Expressionist, whose work is rarely seen in the UK Whitechapel Gallery: Elmgreen & Dragset: This Is How We Bite Our Tongue
London auctions
	Bonhams London, New Bond Street: 19th Century European, Victorian and British Impressionist Art Wed, 26 Sep (viewing 20-26 Sep) Christie’s London, King Street: Un/Breakable Tue, 2 Oct Sotheby’s London: Prints & Multiples Wed, 26 Sep (viewing 22-25 Sep)
Naples
	Thomas Dane Gallery, Naples: Walead Beshty: Aggregato – opens Tue, 25 Sep
New York
	Fergus McCaffrey: Marcia Hafif Remembered – preview Thu, 27 Sep an exhibition commemorating the American abstract painter who was renowned for her astute engagement with the material conditions and art historical tropes of monochrome painting International Center of Photography (ICP) Museum: Eugene Richards: The Run-On of Time – opens Thu, 27 Sep New Museum: Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel New Museum: MOTHA and Chris E. Vargas: Consciousness Razing
New York auctions
	Bonhams New York: Photographs Tue, 2 Oct (viewing 28 Sep-2 Oct) Christie’s New York: Post-War to Present Thu, 27 Sep (viewing 22-26 Sep) Sotheby’s New York: American Art Tue, 2 Oct (viewing 28 Sep-1 Oct)
Paris
	Galerie Bernard Bouche: Peter Joseph – opens Sat, 29 Sep
Paris auctions
	Sotheby’s Paris: Alias Daniel Cordier Thu, 27 Sep (viewing 22-26 Sep)
Pistoia
	SpazioA: Esther Kläs: Earth – preview Sat, 29 Sep “Works will be on display on the floor and on the wall. A lot of color grey. A lot of circular shapes.” – SpazioA SpazioA: Santi Alleruzzo: These earthly things – preview Sat, 29 Sep named in homage to a work by the artist’s favourite poet, the exhibition signals the shift in point of view around the change of the Millennium with two distinct series translating the movement from the inside (the studio) to the outside (the landscape)
Rio de Janeiro
	Galeria Nara Roesler Rio de Janeiro: Julio Le Parc: recent works – preview Tue, 25 Sep new works presented in honour of the artist’s 90th birthday
Rome
	T293: Claire Fontaine: Tutto è comune – preview Fri, 28 Sep a visual meditation upon present day horrors and the systems in place for its dissimulation
Zürich
	Christophe Guye Galerie: Risaku Suzuki: Water Mirror – preview Thu, 27 Sep

	exhibitions closing
Athens
	Bernier/Eliades: Giovanni Anselmo
Berlin
	FeldbuschWiesnerRudolph: Wolfgang Flad: Somewhere In Between – closes Sun, 30 Sep
Boissy-le-Châtel
	Galleria Continua Les Moulins: Les Équivalents – closes Sun, 30 Sep Galleria Continua Les Moulins: Leila Alaoui: Traversées – closes Sun, 30 Sep Galleria Continua Les Moulins: Hans Op de Beeck: Kids, cabinets, pictures and ponds – closes Sun, 30 Sep Galleria Continua Les Moulins: Arcangelo Sassolino: The way we were – closes Sun, 30 Sep
Chicago
	The Art Institute of Chicago: The Yoshida Family: Three Generations of Japanese Print Artists
London
	Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London: Daniel Richter: I Should Have Known Better – closes Sat, 29 Sep a group of large-scale oil paintings, constituting the next experimental step in a visual language which Richter has developed throughout his career Richard Saltoun: Victor Burgin: Voyage To Italy – closes Sat, 29 Sep exhibited for the first time in the UK in its entirety, a significant work consisting of a single-screen video piece with voice-over and two photo-text works Senesi Contemporanea: Livia Marin: Relics – closes Thu, 27 Sep Simon Lee London: Viewing Room. Justin John Greene: Welcome to Our Mess – closes Fri, 28 Sep a new suite of paintings offering the panorama of sun-washed and tragicomic scenes set against the background of an oddly utopic neighbourhood, and themes of conflict and romance
Melbourne
	Tolarno Galleries: Danie Mellor: The Landspace: [all the debils are here] – closes Sat, 29 Sep
New York
	Acquavella Galleries: White \| Black – closes Fri, 28 Sep highly distinctive yet often unseen paintings, sculpture, and works on paper by Miquel Barceló, Louise Bourgeois, Jean Dubuffet, Jacob El Hanani, Keith Haring, Rashid Johnson, Robert Longo, Jean Paul Riopelle, Joaquín Torres-García, and Andy Warhol Mignoni Gallery: Flavin, Judd, Mangold, Wilmarth, Yun – closes Sat, 29 Sep eight works, in varying media, by four of the best known American Minimalist Artists, alongside the Korean Artist, Yun Hyong-keun Whitney Museum: David Wojnarowicz: History Keeps Me Awake at Night Whitney Museum: Pacha, Llaqta, Wasichay: Indigenous Space, Modern Architecture, New Art
Paris
	Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Pantin: It Comes In Waves – closes Sat, 29 Sep works by fifteen artists who explore the wave as a motif, metaphor and force
Stockholm
	Galleri Magnus Karlsson: Ulf Lundin: The Monument – closes Sat, 29 Sep
Torre Pellice (Turin)
	Tucci Russo – Studio per l’Arte Contemporanea: Giovanni Anselmo – closes Sun, 30 Sep
Vienna
	MAK: Adriana Czernin MAK: POST-OTTO WAGNER: From the Postal Savings Bank to Post-Modernism
Zürich
	Galerie Gmurzynska Zürich, Paradeplatz: Christo – closes Sat, 29 Sep Galerie Gmurzynska Zürich, Talstrasse: Wifredo Lam: Nouveau Nouveau Monde – closes Sun, 30 Sep



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