12 March – 30 April

“How odd other people are. How the world seems full of coincidences and signs meant just for me one moment, and utterly meaningless the next. How everything seems coherent, and then suddenly falls apart. Irvine’s oeuvre, comprising mainly films and videos, most often in the form of installations, explores not only the extremes of {...}

Following the Neuhardenberg exhibition in 2003, they travelled the world, were celebrated wherever they went and have now returned to their place of departure to show and astound their many new colleagues at Neuhardenberg with the many sensational things they found along the way. Did you know, for example, that Carl Spitzweg’s The Sunday Stroll, Caspar David Friedrich’s Wanderer above the Sea of {...}

Michel François, Interface Pavillion, 2010. Glass, steel, Aquasoft modeling clay, 111 x 99 x 119 inches, 281.9 x 251.5 x 302.3 cm. Photo: Courtesy Bortolami Gallery.
Bortolami presents the third solo show by Michel François. For this installation François exhibits the third in a series of works called Pavilion Interface.

The pavilion is a large cubic {...}

Scheduled to open coming Sautrday on the 27th of February will be Jonathan LeVine Gallery’s Five year anniversary group exhibition. Featuring many of our favorite artists the likes of Blek le Rat, AJ Fosik, Mark Dean Veca, Ron English, WK amongst many others. Over the past five years, Johnathan LeVine Gallery has had {...}

Funny yet touching, unpredictable yet brilliant, Beat Takeshi Kitano is a multifaceted and prolific artist that has captivated the Japanese public. Comedian and host of nine TV shows ranging from the highly comical to the very serious, he is one of the most popular entertainers in his own country. Abroad, Takeshi Kitano is a widely acclaimed author and actor, and {...}

Founded in 2008, Eco-Kids is the brainchild of mother and former nanny Cammie Weeks. Cammie explains that she and her husband
“realized the need for safe and natural art supplies and toys,” so the duo began selling their sustainable dough at farmers markets throughout California and eventually expanded the collection to include a {...}

Antony Gormley, best known for his work Angel of the North and recently One & Other  is dotting thirty-one of his  life-size cast iron and fiberglass naked figures around prominent New York landmarks as well as along rooftops and other high spots.
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Exhibition: 12 March – 10 April 2010
20 Hoxton Square Projects & Vito Schnabel are pleased to present Mr. Big Ben a show of new work by Vahakn Arslanian. On display will be the delicately rendered mixed-media pieces that comprise Arslanian’s unique vision. Almost entirely self-trained, Arslanian’s work has developed a following of dedicated {...}

BEN RIVERS 12 March - 2 May 2010
For his first exhibition at the gallery Ben Rivers has assembled a dwelling from discarded and reclaimed building materials. Inside, his film Origin of the Species (2008) offers a clandestine portrait of an elderly man living in a ramshackle cottage in the wilderness of the Scottish highlands. The man devises his own {...}