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		09 May 2017






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	Kristján Steingrímur @ BERG Contemporary, Reykjavík · Peter Dreher @ The Mayor Gallery, London · Matt Collishaw @ Blain\|Southern, London · Garth Weiser @ Simon Lee, London · Elger Esser @ Parasol unit, London · Eddie Martinez @ Timothy Taylor, London · Caziel @ Whitford Fine Art, London · Langlands & Bell @ Alan Cristea Gallery, London see complete list
	events
	London, Tue 9 The Gallery of Everything film screening of Michael the Brave (1970) Oxford, Sat 13 Modern Art Oxford workshop: The Self & The City: Navigating the Cultural Landscape
	exhibitions opening
Florence
	Aria art gallery: İrfan Önürmen: Gaze – preview Sat, 13 May figurative compositions created by cropping and layering tulles which give way to psychological and political readings
Istanbul
	Zilberman Gallery: Guido Casaretto: The Pope and Galileo Had A Minor Disagreement – opens Tue, 9 May using different materials to make unusual copies of systems that represent various phenomena, Casaretto questions sensory perception and brings to mind computer programs which attempt to simulate reality Zilberman Gallery: Bahia Shehab: The Chronicles of Flowers – opens Tue, 9 May multi-sensory documentation of Shehab’s long-lasting relationship with flowers using plexi-glass screens, video projections, audio and flower scents
London
	Michael Hoppen Gallery: Harry Gruyaert: Western and Eastern Light Tate Modern: Giacometti
London auctions
	Sotheby’s London: Modern and Contemporary African Art Tue, 16 May (viewing 12-15 May)
Milan
	Massimo De Carlo, Milan: Andra Ursuţa: The Man from the Internet – opens Tue, 9 May one hundred ink drawings on paper, each a hand rendered version of an image found on a Russian-English news website caught in between journalism and propaganda Massimo De Carlo, Milan / Belgioioso: Dan Colen: Purgatory Paintings – opens Tue, 9 May Colen investigates the transcendental value of banality, encompassing fairy-tales and found objects to draft a narrative that shifts between non-representational and figurative subjects
Mumbai
	Chemould Prescott Road: Tracing Narratives: Indian Landscape Design – opens Fri, 12 May
New York
	Anders Wahlstedt Fine Art: Sonia Gechtoff: Drawings from the Early 1960’s – preview Thu, 11 May Di Donna: A Surrealist Banquet – opens Thu, 11 May Surrealist and Post-War works of art inspired by the mysterious and sensual aspects of gastronomy Luxembourg & Dayan Figures Toward Abstraction: Sculptures 1910 to 1940 – opens Fri, 12 May a selection of works by modern masters organised by Daniella Luxembourg and Daniel Libeskind exploring the nature of abstraction in art, architecture, history and life Maccarone, Morton St: John Divola: The Green of this Notebook Storm King Art Center: David Smith: The White Sculptures Storm King Art Center: Outlooks: Heather Hart
New York auctions
	Christie’s New York: Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale Mon, 15 May (viewing 6-15 May) Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper Tue, 16 May (viewing 6-15 May) Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale Tue, 16 May (viewing 6-15 May) Sotheby’s New York: Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale Tue, 16 May (viewing 5-16 May)
Pistoia
	SpazioA: Waiting for the Sun – preview Sat, 13 May & Sun, 14 May works by five artists whose practices rethink our relationship with fiction and cinematic narratives
Reykjavík
	BERG Contemporary: Steina & Woody Vasulka – preview Thu, 11 May an extensive showcase of video works by a couple who’s evolving formulation of electronic imaging language creates a dialogue between artist and technology
Siena
	Galleria Continua San Gimignano: Antony Gormley: Co-ordinate – opens Sat, 13 May Galleria Continua San Gimignano: Subodh Gupta: In This Vessel Lies the Philosopher’s Stone – opens Sat, 13 May Galleria Continua San Gimignano: Alejandro Campins: Declaración Pública – opens Sat, 13 May
Stockholm
	Galleri Magnus Karlsson: Marcel Dzama: Revolution Blues – preview Sat, 13 May


	exhibitions closing
Berlin
	KW Institute for Contemporary Art: Paul Elliman: As you said Museum of Photography: Alice Springs: The MEP Show/ Helmut Newton: Yellow Press / Mart Engelen: Portraits
Dubai
	The Third Line: Fouad Elkoury: Suite Egyptienne – closes Tue, 16 May
Hong Kong
	Edouard Malingue: Su-Mei Tse: Elegy Lehmann Maupin Hong Kong: Do Ho Suh: Passage/s Massimo De Carlo, Hong Kong: Roland Flexner – Ai Weiwei – closes Sun, 14 May iconic ink paintings by Roland Flexner and an unreleased body of work by Ai Weiwei
Istanbul
	Pi Artworks Istanbul: Parastou Forouhar: Written Room – closes Wed, 10 May the current iteration of Forouhar’s site-specific installation arrives in Istanbul, following appearances around the world including the UK, Australia, Italy, Germany and Greece
London
	Hollybush Gardens: Knut Henrik Henriksen: The story of a man who lost interest in his job and started walking in circles Lévy Gorvy London: Vincenzo Agnetti: Territories – closes Sat, 13 May the first exhibition in London by one of the most significant and influential Italian conceptualists of the twentieth century Luxembourg & Dayan London: The Ends of Collage: London – closes Sat, 13 May Modern Art, Helmet Row: Richard Tuttle: My Birthday Puzzle Pi Artworks London: The World Made New – closes Sat, 13 May the exhibition draws resonances in the work of five international artists (based in London, Glasgow, Cornwall, and Istanbul), through personal myths of history and landscape Pilar Corrias: Urban Zellweger: Throb SALON at Saatchi Gallery: Tsuyoshi Maekawa – closes Sun, 14 May Lévy Gorvy presents paintings by the Gutai artist, inaugurating Saatchi Gallery’s new project space The Approach: The problem with having a body / is that it always needs to be somewhere White Cube Mason’s Yard: Fred Tomaselli: Paper Whitechapel Gallery: Eduardo Paolozzi
New York
	Henrique Faria Fine Art: Esvin Alarcón Lam: Displacements & Reconstructions Jack Shainman Gallery: The School: Andres Serrano: Selected Works 1984-2015 Michael Werner, Upper East Side: Jörg Immendorff: LIDL Works and Performances from the 60s – closes Sat, 13 May a rarely-exhibited body of early work by one of the most important artists to emerge during the post-war period in Germany Miguel Abreu Gallery: Rochelle Goldberg: Intralocutors Mitchell-Innes & Nash, 26th St: Chris Johanson: Possibilities Paul Kasmin Gallery, 27th St: Max Ernst: Big Brother: Teaching Staff for a School of Murderers Sikkema Jenkins & Co: William Cordova: smoke signals: sculpting in time The FLAG Art Foundation: Etel Adnan \| Gerhard Richter Whitney Museum: Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s Yancey Richardson Gallery: Mark Steinmetz: South – closes Sat, 13 May
Paris
	Galerie Bernard Bouche: Marc Trivier – closes Sat, 13 May Galerie Chantal Crousel: Abraham Cruzvillegas: The Water Trilogy 1: Ichárhuta: Autodefensión Approximante Vibrante Retroflexe Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Pantin: Jack Pierson: Walking Around – closes Sat, 13 May taken off Florida’s Gulf Coast, Pierson’s new photographs explore the emotional undercurrents of our daily lives, from the intimacy of romantic attachment to the distant idealisation of escape Perrotin, r. de Turenne: Aya Takano: The Jelly Civilization Chronicle
Salzburg
	Galerie Nikolaus Ruzicska: Axel Hütte: Rheingau – closes Sat, 13 May restrained and painterly photographs from the Düsseldorf-educated Hütte
Sydney
	Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery: Fiona Hall: Gateless Gate – closes Sat, 13 May works made in response to the conflict in the Middle East, commissioned for the Art Gallery of South Australia for an exhibition of Contemporary Trench Art
Tokyo
	Taka Ishii Gallery Photography / Film: Hanayo: hanayo III



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