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Caprice Horn Representing Gallery
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Wing Collection No 7 Culture Bound
Somerset House
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info@eastwingcollection.org.uk
January 2006 - 2007
Akiko &
Masako Takada Salvatore Arancio Jung Lee Chris Kenny Thomas
Struth Marianne Carlton Shezad Dawood Layla Curtis Maja Borg
Zineb Sedira Gonkar Gyatso Roshini Kempadoo John Hayward Oleg
Kulik Yinka Shonibare David Blandy Gavin Turk Rachel Garfield
Stephen Gill Michael Takeo Magruder Ewen Spencer Poppy de Villeneuve
Olga Chernysheva Georgia Russell Maslen & Mehra Jack Southern
Mustafa Hulusi Grayson Perry Marine Hugonnier Rachel Oxley Elmgreen
& Dragset Jeremy Deller
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re-title.com
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Galerie
Lacen
57 rue de Bretagne
75003 Paris
France
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Western
Biennale of Art
John Natsoulas Gallery Davis California USA
February 2 – March 27, 2005 Opening Reception: March 5th
7pm – 9pm
Panel Discussion with Edward Lucie-Smith and Judy Chicago: March
5th
Curated by world-renowned art historian, Edward Lucie-Smith, this
exhibition highlights the avant-garde trends in art today. Featuring
new artwork by over thirty local, national and international artists
in a variety of mediums. The show is a survey of the richest,
most controversial art being produced today. Included in the exhibition
are works by artists
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Mersad
Berber
Genia Chef
Michal Chelbin
Judy Chicago
Julia Couzens
Gerald Heffernon
Steve Hawley
Ken Little
John Roloff
Sean Scully
Carlo Maria Mariani |
Chris
Daubert
Kate Eric
Paola Gandolfi
Anthony Goicolea
George Grant
Delmas Howe
Sean Henry
Ricardo Cinalli
Marc Wayland
Jerald Silva |
Lynn
Hershman
Afshan Ketabchi
Victor Koen
Jiivanii Redmarks
Oleg Kulik
David Ligare
Maslen & Mehra
Boris Mikhailov
Philip Pearlstein
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Artists Space
New York
Artists Space's Web Feature Selected by Curators
Letha Wilson and Christian Rattemeyer
Artists
Space 38 Greene Street New York
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Exhibition
curated by Edward Lucie-Smith in Athens during the 2004 Olympics
includes work by Maslen & Mehra Michal Chelbin Israel, Marilene
Oliver Britain, Fereydoun Ave Iran, Tara Sosrowardoyo Indonesia,
Sui Jianguo China, Per Wizen Sweden, Lars Siltberg Sweden, Genia
Chef Russia, Olga Tobreluts Russia, Ivan Pinkava Czech Republic,
Jivanii RedMark Jamaica, Kim Poor Brasil, Bernadette De Cunha
India, Dimitris Yeros Greece, Viktor Koen Greece, Marc Wayland
Britain, Edward Lucie-Smith,Paul Hodgson Britain,Ho Siu-Kee,Hong
Kong China, Mark Soosar Estonia
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Edward
Lucie-Smith's two celebrated books, Art Today and Movements in
Art since 1945, are rightly regarded as indispensable guides to
the often bewildering world of contemporary art. Art Tomorrow
pushes his researches and reflections much further. It is not
content simply to chronicle what artists have been creating, it
attempts to discern what is likely to happen to art in the early
years of the 21st century. Lucie-Smith looks at the most creative
tendencies in contemporary art, as this now exists, and he also
examines the social context. Among the questions he asks are:
what will be the impact on art on the new 'super museums', such
as the Guggenheim Bilbao, and Tate Modern in London? He also asks
if the term 'avant-garde' continues to be meaningful, now that
contemporary art is lavishly supported and patronised by governments,
wealthy foundations and official agencies of all kinds? Has what
we know as experimental art in fact become a kind of official
academy? His topics include the continuing development of the
Pop sensibility, new attitudes towards the representation of reality
in art, the politics of shock, the apparent revival of classicism
in a new post-modern guise, and the romance which many experimental
artists are now conducting with science, in particular with the
science of genetics.
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