ART contemporaries

“ART contemporaries” is a resource that introduces quality artists from all over the world. This page is run by a curator and acts as a bridge between contemporary artists and appreciators and collectors of fine art. There are many domestic and international artists working today, however, we feel their activities are not necessarily flourishing in proportion to their creative prospects. This Online Gallery is launched not for profit but to increase the platform for the artists and activate the creativity of the media, by introducing talented creators and connecting them to the media.

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PV TODAY: Gabriele Beveridge at Seventeen Gallery

Gabriele Beveridge, Prophetic Souls VI, 2018, hand-blown glass, chrome shop fittings 200 x 102 x 53cm.

SOLO: Gabriele Beveridge – Live Dead World

Exhibition open 3rd November to 15th December 2018. Private view opens 6pm on Friday 2nd November at Seventeen Gallery, London.

Gabriele Beveridge (b. 1985, Hong Kong), lives and works in London, UK.

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Katie Paterson - First there is a mountain

Katie Paterson, First there is a mountain, touring 2019.

“First There is a Mountain is a new artwork by Katie Paterson that connects the public to the world’s diverse mountains ranges. Touring from 31 March to 27 October 2019, the project involves the creation of a set of ‘buckets and spades’ in the form of world mountains, from which the public will be invited to build mountains of sand across the UK coastline and play out the world’s natural geography against a series of tidal times. “  Dates and beach locations:3/31/2019: Whitstable Biennale, Kent (Leysdown Beach, Isle of Sheppey 4/7/2019: Tate St Ives, Cornwall (Porthmeor Beach) 4/14/2019: Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall (Porthcressa Beach, St Martins, Isles of Scilly) 5/5/2019: Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea (Swansea Bay) 5/12/2019: Quay Arts and Eccleston George, Isle of Wight (Sandown Bay) 5/19/2019: MOSTYN, Llandudno (West Shore Beach) 6/2/2019: Grundy Art Gallery, Lancashire (Blackpool Beach) 6/9/2019: CCA, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, in partnership with the National Trust (Portstewart Strand) 6/16/2019: The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh (Portobello Beach) 6/23/2019: Aberdeen Art Gallery, Aberdeen (Aberdeen Beach) 6/30/2019: Pier Arts Centre, Orkney (Waulkmill Bay) 7/7/2019: An Lanntair, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis (Coll Beach) 7/14/2019: Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum and Arts Centre, North Uist (Baleshare Beach) 21/07/19: Atlas Arts, Isle of Skye (Glen Brittle Beach) 7/28/2019: Comar, Isle of Mull (Calgary Beach) 8/4/2019: Berwick Visual Arts, Northumberland, in partnership with the National Trust (Seahouses Beach) 8/11/2019: Turner Contemporary, Kent (Margate Main Sands) 8/18/2019: NGCA, Sunderland (Roker Beach) 8/25/2019: Scarborough Art Gallery, Yorkshire (Scarborough South Bay) 9/1/2019: 20-21Visual Arts Centre, Scunthorpe (Cleethorpes Beach) 9/8/2019: Customs House, South Shields (Little Haven Beach) 9/15/2019: The National Trust at Studland Bay, Dorset (Studland Bay) 9/22/2019: Tide & Time Museum, Norwich (Great Yarmouth Beach) 10/6/2019: The Atkinson, Merseyside, in partnership with the National Trust (Formby Beach) 10/27/2019: Focal Point Gallery, Essex (Three Shells Beach)

Katie Paterson (b. 1981, Scotland) lives and works in Berlin, Germany. 

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John Edmonds in Artforum

John Edmonds, Untitled (Du-Rag 3), 2017, pigment print on Japanese silk, 50 x 40".

“There’s a connection between intimacy and divinity in my pictures—intimacy as a form of sacredness. The original concept for the book was about a figure ascending from Earth to the heavens, moving through time and space.”

John Edmonds (b. 1989) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

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