Thursday 17th December 2009 – Raagnagrok // Charlesworth, Lewandowski & Mann, 6.30 pm

In the final reaction to the premise of The Object Of The Attack, Five Storey Projects will host a live music event by Raagnagrok with an intervention by artists Charlesworth, Lewandowski & Mann. Raagnagrok, a London–based experimental music project, {...}

The Museum of Modern Art presents the first major museum retrospective of the artist Gabriel Orozco (Mexican, b. 1962), who since the early 1990s has forged a career marked by continuing innovation and has become one of the leading artists of his generation. On view from December 13, 2009, through March 1, 2010, this midcareer retrospective examines two decades {...}

4 Dec 2009 - 31 Jan 2010 ROOM, London UK
www.roomartspace.co.uk

R O O M IS PLEASED TO PRESENT NEW WORKS BY GORDON CHEUNG
“Gordon Cheung is an artist whose work captures the mood and values of our specific historical moment. He continues a long-standing artistic tradition of imagining the end of civilisation, a form of emotional and spiritual escape valve operated {...}

Coro collective (Amsterdam, Vilnius) transforms public space into music videos, seemingly dividing the crowd into cameras and participants. For Swiss Institute, CORO presents Vocabulary Lesson a video sequence that would shock Gertrude Stein, Miles Davis and even Frank Zappa, all of whom are known as auteurs of the phrase “Talking about music is like dancing about architecture”.
In conjunction {...}

Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld is pleased to present “The Martus Maw,” an exhibition of new works by French artist Nicolas Pol. The exhibition kicks off with a private opening reception on Monday, November 9th from 6:00–9:00 PM. Nicolas Pol’s works will be available for public viewing beginning November 10th, and running through December 10th. This exciting exhibition {...}

colemanprojects.org.uk
Film Screening:
Death Is Their Destiny Kings Road Punk Portraits 1978 - 81 from the Captain Zip Archive

Death Is Their Destiny
“I spent almost every Saturday between 1978 and 1981 filming on the King’s Road, “punk is dead” says graffiti outside Seditionaries, but it lives on in every frame {...}