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Margate Rocks 08

Festival of Contemporary Visual Art

2-11 May 2008

PARTICIPANTS

Alan Lomax | Amelia Crouch | Andrew Kötting | Andrew Palmer | Animate Projects | Anne Brodie | Ben Kidger | Billy Childish | Cape Farewell | Charlotte Ginsborg | Chris Shepherd & David Shrigley | Claudia Benson | Dave Hancock | Colin Rose | Cordelia Swann | Dr Geoff Meaden | Dr Mark Miodownik | Esther Johnson | Gabrielle Moleta | Hannah Lees | Heather & Ivan Morison | Inger Lise Hansen | James Cauty | Jean-Gabriel Périot | Jeffrey T Y Lee | John Parry | Julian Perry | Karel Reisz & Tony Richardson | Lisa Hall | Magnificent Revolution | Mark McGowan | Maslen & Mehra | Michaela Crimmin | Mick Etherton | Millie Burton | Nisha Duggal | Odette England | Oliver Hodge |Paul Hazelton | Peoples in Pieces | Philip Trevelyan | Rebecca Birch | Rob Smith | Rosie Cooper | Run Wrake | Sandra Lahire | Sara Wicks | | Sarah Craske & Stacy Keeler | Sarah Turner | Sarah Yates & Zara Morris | Sean Meredith & Sandow Birk | Semiconductor | Shelly Goldsmith | Simon Welsford | Simon Woolham | Stephanie Smart | Stephen Melton | Sarah Yates & Zara Morris | Wig Sayell | Will Gould & Emily Hill

http://www.margaterocks.com

Galerie Caprice Horn/Berlin

Light and Transition

2.05.-4.06.2008

Chul Hyun Ahn, Norbert Brunner, Carmen Calvo, Matthew Carver, Alona Harpaz, J Shih Chieh Huang, Atta Kim, Maleonn,
Maslen & Mehra, Nicholas & Sheila Pye, Nadine Rennert,
Sarah Small, Mitra Tabrizian, Li Wei

Galerie Caprice Horn
Kochstraße 60
D - 10969 Berlin
www.capricehorn.com
caprice@capricehorn.com



BECA
New Orleans USA

Mirror for the 21st Century

Curated by Helen Pheby, PhD, Deputy Curator, Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Sara Andersdotter (London, UK), Victoria Marshall-Beasley (Louisiana, USA), Deborah Brooks (Washington, DC, USA), Susan Cutts (West Sussex, UK), Odette England (London, UK), Rosanne Erskine (Scotland, UK), Tracey Featherstone and Krista Connerly (Ohio, USA), Elana Katz and Philip Metz (New York, USA and Stuttgart, Germany), John Kesling (Georgia, USA), Maslen & Mehra (London, UK), Elly Prestegaard (Nyborg, Norway), Marilyn Rathbone (West Sussex, UK), Shana Robbins (Georgia, USA), Cynthia Scott (Louisiana, USA), Minka Stoyanova (Louisiana, USA), Donna Wan (California, USA), Beatrice Ward (Massachusetts, USA), Luba Zygarewicz (Louisiana, USA)

BECA gallery
527 St. Joseph Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
www.becagallery.com

 




Ellen Curlee Gallery
St Louis USA

Grounded

Curated by Dana Turkovic

March 15 – May 10

Chase Browder - Isabelle Hayeur - Jenny Kendler - David Maisel - Maslen & Mehra - John Pfahl - Brian Ulrich - Nichole Van Beek - Caroline Voagen
Nelson - Voshardt/Humphrey - Scott Wolniak

Grounded: Photography and Our Contemporary Environment is an exhibition bringing together international photography and video art focusing on the complex and dynamic interrelationship between humans and the earth while addressing the environmental troubles currently confronting us. The theme of the exhibition was developed in partnership with the St. Louis Earth Day organization, as a result of their expressed interest in adding a collaborative and artistic component directly involving the community. The photographers represented in Grounded are among a growing movement of global artists who are critically addressing environmental issues such as climate change, extinction and conservation. These artists believe that art can play a critical role in providing creative insight into these challenges. Grounded proposes art as a way of creating a better understanding of our relationship with our environment as well as a way to explore the renewed role of contemporary art as a leading force in the global debate about the future of our planet.


MASLEN & MEHRA - MIRRORED

PREVIEW

The first monograph dedicated to the collaborative practice of Maslen & Mehra. Working in a remarkably diverse, experimental and imaginative graphic language, Maslen & Mehra engage in a powerful dialogue on the natural and human world in which we live.

Further information www.capricehorn.com



Art HK 08, Hong Kong, 14. – 18. May

Galerie Caprice Horn
Kochstraße 60
D - 10969 Berlin
www.capricehorn.com
caprice@capricehorn.com


Matthew Carver
Daniel and Geo Fuchs
Julia Fullerton-Batten
Alona Harpaz
Atta Kim
Li Wei
Maleonn
Maslen & Mehra
Mitra Tabrizian
Tae Hun Kang


Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC)
1 Expo Drive,
Wanchai,
Hong Kong

 

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