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22-29 Oct 2019 |
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exhibitions - auctions - events
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Beijing
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Berlin
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Brussels
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Bucharest
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| Fri 25 |
Anca Poterașu Gallery: Olivia Mihălțianu: Cette histoire n'est pas fantastique
an installation focussing on the analogy between grafting, splicing and drawing a parallel between plant manipulation and film editing, both based on physically joining two materials
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Helsinki
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Hong Kong
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London
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Los Angeles
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Milan
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New York
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| Wed 23 |
Findlay Galleries: Charles Neal: Assembly of Time
an exhibition benefiting The Royal Oak Foundation – Americans in Alliance with the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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Leila Heller Gallery: Arthur Carter in conversation with Modern Masters
Carter explores the possibility of availing the language of geometry in different materials, sizes, and environments, creating dialogue and creative energy between art and mathematics
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| Thu 24 |
ACA Galleries: Binding Wires: John Mellencamp and Robert Rauschenberg
investigating the dynamic juxtapositions of two bodies of work - Mellencamp’s sculptural assemblages and portraits alongside Rauschenberg’s mixed media artworks
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David Zwirner 19th St: Jason Rhoades: Tijuanatanjierchandelier
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Hales: Ebony G. Patterson: …to dig between the cuts, beneath the leaves, below the soil…
recent works by Patterson framing the garden as an active site of power and exploring it as a metaphor for postcolonial space and an extension of the body
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Hollis Taggart Contemporary: Breaking the Frame
inaugurating the gallery’s new location, a group exhibition of work by contemporary artists Leah Guadagnoli, Dana James, Justine Hill, Eric Shaw, and Jason Stopa
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| Thu 24 |
Nancy Hoffman Gallery: Hung Liu: This Land… |
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Di Donna: Enigma & Desire: Man Ray Paintings
a vibrant selection of paintings that reveals the radicality of Man Ray’s thought and practice throughout his career, solidifying his historical position as a prophetic painter and theorist
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Sean Kelly Gallery: Laurent Grasso: OttO
centered around a remarkable film commissioned for the 21st Biennale of Sydney, which will have its US debut at the gallery, the exhibition presents new paintings, video and sculptures related to themes explored in the film
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| Thu 24 |
Sotheby’s New York: Prints & Multiples
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Sotheby’s New York: Important Prints and Multiples Evening Sale
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| Tue 29 |
Hauser & Wirth 69th St: To Exalt the Ephemeral: Alina Szapocznikow, 1962-1972
the gallery’s first exhibition devoted to the hauntingly relevant artist since undertaking representation of their estate
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Mignoni: Kenneth Noland and Donald Judd: Color and Form
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Paris
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Reykjavík
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i8 Gallery: Yui Yaegashi
Yaegashi’s refined handling of paint and palette create vibrant tensions between control and chance, compelling us to look again, and then again more closely
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São Paulo
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Stockholm
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Trento
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| Fri 25 |
Boccanera: Linda Carrara: Chôra
the young artist’s most recent pictorial research, aimed at overcoming the representative functions of painting
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Vienna
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Zürich
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new VR views
Annka Kultys, David Zwirner, The Gallery of Everything,
Alison Jacques, kamel mennour, Hales, ...
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exhibitions closing
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Brussels
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Düsseldorf
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Frankfurt
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Hong Kong
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London
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New York
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Paris
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Rome
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São Paulo
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Shanghai
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Sydney
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Vienna
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Zürich
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