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March
20th

Robert Irwin - 4 X 8′ Four Fold (detail), 2010 photo credit Philipp Scholz Rittermann
Quint Contemporary Art is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by San Diego based artist Robert Irwin. This will be Irwin’s first gallery exhibition on the West Coast since his “One Wall Removed” project at the Malinda Wyatt Gallery in {...}
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March
19th

What you see here are the paintings produced as part of ‘84 paintings’, a project which took place at Wiels, Brussels in late 2009.
From the 2nd - 16th of November 2009 three painters worked in the Wiels project space. Each artist produced two paintings every day, with the aim of producing 84 paintings over the two-week {...}
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March
19th

High Fructose Corn Syrup Christopher Chiappa
March 5 - Apri l 10, 2010 Opening Friday, March 5th, 2010
Kate Werble Gallery presents Christopher Chiappa’s first solo show in eight years, High Fructose Corn Syrup. In this exhibition, Chiappa employs self-portraiture as a technique to heighten psychological and cultural decay. The title, High Fructose Corn Syrup, is a reference to {...}
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March
19th

Go to the site uploading a smiling face to flickr just be happy and make everyone else happy www.smilingfacefilm.com/
My ultimate goal in film-making is to make a film which includes a smiling face snap of every single human being in the world. Of course, I cannot go around the whole world and take the shots myself. I need cooperation from something like {...}
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March
19th

Harry Pye Presents “Another Time, Another Place”
with Marcus Cope, Cedar Lewisohn, Stephanie Moran, Chloe Mortimer
Preview: Friday 19 March 6 - 9PM Open Sat - Sun 1 - 6PM 20 March - 4 April
Harry Pye, Marcus Cope, Cedar Lewisohn, Stephanie Moran, Chloe Mortimer.
A collborative project initatied by Cedar Lewisohn and Harry Pye. The show will include paintings and sculptures {...}
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March
18th

ANDREW RANVILLE - ROOTS RADICAL
Curated by Nadim Samman
20 March – 22 April 2010 Private View: Saturday 20 March, 7-10pm
Are ecology and urbanism mutually exclusive? Is there such a thing as sustainable sculpture? Where does guerrilla gardening meet romantic conceptualism? Provisional answers can be found in Roots Radical.
Following his successful exhibition at Edinburgh’s Corn Exchange Gallery {...}
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March
18th

Out Of Print A digital exhibition by David James Through to May 1, 2010 davidjames-outofprint.com
Out of print is a carefully conceived digital exhibition that explores the changing nature of creative design and advertising over the last 20 years. Exhibiting mixed media works by acclaimed creative director David James in chronological order, the show illustrates a considered engagement with technology {...}
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March
18th

Image:Nasser Azam’s 13 large-scale paintings
Two artists separated by a continent—Ap Verheggen and Nasser Azam—recently completed independent climate-based projects, each using weather to indicate the outcome.
Verheggen, who calls Holland his home, installed the first in a series of four sculptures, which will all be placed in geographic areas undergoing severe climate changes (pictured above). Concerned that “climate {...}
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March
18th

19 Mar 2010 - 7 May 2010
Alexia Goethe Gallery is pleased to present Valérie Jolly’s first solo exhibition, “Infra-Thin”. Her ethereal sculptures and photographs could either be an apparition or in the process of vanishing, like a lasting impression or a fading memory.
Valérie Jolly’s delicate and fragile casts of everyday objects, echoes of the interstices between {...}