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		28 July 2017




photocredit: Maureen Paley by Oliver Evans Maureen Paley was one of the first people to show contemporary art in London’s East End, opening her gallery in 1984. She has been a pioneer of the scene ever since, promoting and showing art from the USA and continental Europe as well as launching new talent from the UK. Gallery artists include Turner prize winners Wolfgang Tillmans, 2000, and Gillian Wearing, 1997, and Turner Prize nominees Liam Gillick, 2002, and Rebecca Warren, 2006, as well as recent additions to the gallery programme such as Tom Burr, Oscar Tuazon, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Paulo Nimer Pjota and Olivia Plender. Maureen has selected ten great exhibitions on now around the world exclusively for GalleriesNow.


1. BASEL, Fondation Beyeler
Wolfgang Tillmans “Following on from his solo show at Tate Modern, this survey exhibition fills this special space with much room for the works to breathe – illuminating. Great catalogue and don’t forget to view the films downstairs.” open 10am-6pm Mon-Sun (10am-8pm Wed)
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2. MÜNSTER, Skulptur Projekte 2017
Oscar Tuazon: Burn the Formwork “Do not miss Oscar Tuazon’s Burn the Formwork as well as the site-specific collaborative piece by Cosima von Bonin and Tom Burr situated right in front of the Kunstverein: Benz Bonin Burr.” open 10am-8pm Mon-Sun (Fri until 10pm)
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3. MÜNSTER, Westfälischer Kunstverein
Tom Burr: Surplus of Myself “This survey of early works is long overdue and provides an insight into Tom Burr’s sculptural concerns that form continuity to present day. Perfectly timed to coincide with Skulptur Projekte Münster. Do not forget to get a copy of the small publication made especially for the exhibition and a work of art in its own right.” open 11am-7pm Mon-Sun
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4. PARIS, Frac Île-de-France, Le Plateau
Kaye Donachie: Under the clouds of her eyelids “Kaye Donachie’s exhibition is a carefully selected group of new and older paintings that are shown together with works by artists such as Claude Cahun, Florence Henri and Lee Miller. These enhance one’s appreciation and give new perspective. Inventive installation including wallpaper that Donachie has designed herself make this a must see show – worth a Eurostar visit to Paris!” open 2pm-7pm Wed-Sun
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5. NEW YORK, New Museum
Carol Rama: Antibodies “This show is a revelation and an inspiration. Disturbing and moving in equal measure…” open 11am-6pm Tue-Wed, 11am-9pm Thurs, 11am-6pm Fri-Sun
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6. LONDON, Tate Modern
Giacometti “Don’t miss this show by a master who never disappoints. Such a distinctive body of work.” open 10am-6pm Sun-Thurs, 10am-10pm Fri-Sat
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7. NAPLES, Museo MADRE
Stephen Prina: english for foreigners “Stephen Prina investigates his own family history in relation to the Italian diaspora and his father in particular at Madre….fitting. and until September, the Madre Napoli is also showing Wade Guyton’s Siamo Arrivati.” open 10am-7.30pm Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat; 10am-8pm Sun
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8. LOS ANGELES, Resnick Pavilion, LACMA
Los Angeles to New York: Dwan Gallery, 1959–1971 “Virginia Dwan is a great inspiration to me. I found this exhibition fascinating. She was an innovator, mentor, muse, and enabler who mounted a series of notable exhibitions in both her LA and NY galleries and even funded Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty! Worth seeing if out in LA. Great books and catalogues accompany the exhibition.” open 11am-5pm Mon-Tue, Thurs, 11am-8pm Fri, 10am-7pm Sat-Sun
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9. GENEVA, Mamco
General Idea: Photographs (1969-1982) “The photographic works from the first ten years of General Idea forms the body of this exhibition taken from their archives.” open noon-6pm Tue-Fri, 11am-6pm Sat-Sun
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10. NEW YORK, MoMA PS1
Maureen Gallace: Clear Day “Again long overdue but so welcome. This survey of Maureen Gallace’s paintings breathes fresh air into the rooms at beloved PS1. The consistent dedication to her painting methods and subjects make one think of Morandi’s work where a whisper is as effective as a shout. Do visit!” open noon-6pm Thu-Mon, closed Tue and Wed
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