Armory Show Awards Prizes to Charlie James Gallery, Ryan Gander and Lisson Gallery, Kapwani Kiwanga
Two of the awards are being given out for the first time.
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Armory Show Names Artist List for 2019 Curated ‘Platform’ Section
Organized by Sally Tallant, the presentation will include large-scale works by Siah Armajani, Tania Candiani, Xaviera Simmons, and others.
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Wanting It Both Ways: The 21st Biennale of Sydney
There is a basic disconnect between the festival atmosphere that surrounds these international extravaganzas and the serious issues they attempt to illuminate.
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In the Studio: Ryan Gander
With current shows in five countries, British artist Ryan Gander talks about his extremely diverse output—encompassing sculptures, paintings, installations, building interiors, sneaker designs, essays…
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Preview Independent Brussels 2017
The second edition of Independent Brussels opens to the public on April 20, with preview days for invited guests on April 19. This version of the fair will bring together 70 international exhibitors…
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‘Time Lines’ at Independent Régence, Brussels
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday
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‘I’m Trying to Get Spectators to Not Be Lazy’: Ryan Gander Discusses His Beguiling New Show at Lisson Gallery in New York
The first piece to the right of the entrance to Ryan Gander's show at Lisson Gallery in New York, which opens Friday, is a small hole carved in the wall, inside of which is a 20 pound note that…
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In Ryan Gander’s installation Fieldwork (2015), viewers sat in a chair facing a square window in an interior gallery wall, through which a procession of objects on minimalist white plinths could be…
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CHARTing Northern European Galleries in Copenhagen
After a cool, drizzly Scandinavian summer, the clouds parted ways and sundress weather reigned for the vernissage of Copenhagen Art Week (Aug. 21-30). During the opening weekend, much activity was…
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