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That's all folks !
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“Ingenious versatility through the use of space as artistic material.” —Roberta Smith celebrates the Whitney’s five-part exhibition Open Plan.
International Artist residency “Sprudelwasser-Reflection” from July to August 2016 in Berlin, Germany.
The residence “Sprudelwasser” is a trinationnal exchange program taking place in Soultzbach in France (2014), Busan in South-Korea (2015) and Berlin in Germany (2016). 프랑스 (슐쯔바크 Les Anciens Thermes Association 2014), 한국 (부산 Artdistrict_P 2015), 독일(베를린 AMplanner Berlin 2016)
Openstudio Exhibition AMgallery Open 26.Aug 6pm ~ 9pm 26.Aug-29.Aug 2016 / 2016년 8월 26일(목)-8월 29일(수) 12~6pm
AMresidence Artist-Residency & Exhibition Artist-레지던시 및 전시 참여작가 Gema Intxausti (Spain) Hyunkyung Lee (Korea)
AMartist-Exhibition Artist-전시 참여작가 Christoph Rode (Germany) Ida Choi (Germany) Younhee Yang (Germany)
Open Event 26.Aug 2016 7pm~8pm Gayageum : Bora Ju (Korea) Handpan : Sungeun Jin (Korea) Dance : Hyerim Jang (Korea)
Project Organizer AMplanner Berlin AMgallery,Amstudio,AMresidence Ceo: Youngdong You Hochstraße45 13357Berlin Germany +4915156200377(GER) / +4915758500042(GER) / +821042089599(KOR) www.amplanner.com / [email protected]
Leaving your mark exhibition group 5
Gallery at the Newark Public Library, c. 1910
Naptime, anyone?
Since MoMA’s Department of Architecture and Design was first established in the early 1930s, the Museum’s curators, guided by a belief in the power of design to shape everyday experiences and perceptions, have focused on the question “How should we live?” as one of the most vital issues in contemporary design.
The exhibition How Should We Live? Propositions for the Modern Interior, now on view, explores the complex collaborations, materials, and processes that have shaped the modernist interior, with a focus on specific environments—domestic interiors, re-created exhibition displays, and retail spaces—from the 1920s to the 1950s. Learn more at mo.ma/themoderninterior
[Installation view of How Should We Live? Propositions for the Modern Interior. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, October 1, 2016-April 23, 2017. © 2016 The Museum of Modern Art. Photo: Martin Seck]
I think a good curator is like a good chef. They understand the city’s needs – and fulfill and challenge them. How do curators and artists work with each other? Ideally, it’s a collaboration in which one inspires and challenges the other. The best thing a curator can do is elicit the response, “I didn’t know you could do that,” from the public. The worst thing is to present a show that is no longer relevant.
John Baldessari on the art of curation. (via blantonmuseum)
Before & After the live installation at Open Mind Art Space.
A Feeling of the Presence Of Eternity, a planetarium-like ceremonial space in Tokyo Japan. 1989
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I think a good curator is like a good chef. They understand the city’s needs – and fulfill and challenge them. How do curators and artists work with each other? Ideally, it’s a collaboration in which one inspires and challenges the other. The best thing a curator can do is elicit the response, “I didn’t know you could do that,” from the public. The worst thing is to present a show that is no longer relevant.
John Baldessari on the art of curation. (via blantonmuseum)
When curators are fighting during install.
Central saint Martin's arts college london Right before an exhibition!
Chapman Brothers
Darren Almond: To Leave a Light Impression. White Cube, Bermondsey, London.
Lights ! Camera ! Fake it !
Baptiste Debombourg
Paint Em plinth!