Feb 05
Friday
Gestures of Resistance at the Museum of Contemporary Craft
Over the next six months, visitors to the Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland, Oregon, will be able to observe the day-to-day studio practices of eight artists as they participate in a conceptually provocative and communally based art performance. Working sequentially over two-day to three-week periods, the artists, comprised of six individuals [...]
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Contemporary Art and Climate Change: RETHINK opens in Copenhagen
6 responses - Posted 10.24.09
The international environmental art exhibition "RETHINK: Contemporary Art and Climate Change" opens in Copenhagen October 31. continue
6 responses - Posted 10.24.09
The international environmental art exhibition "RETHINK: Contemporary Art and Climate Change" opens in Copenhagen October 31. continue
SFMOMA SECA Award Show
1 response - Posted 04.23.09
Bay Area art fans still have a few weeks to see the SECA Art Award exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The biennial award is administered by the Society for the Encouragement of Contemporary Art, an SFMOMA-associated art interest group. Since 1967 the SECA award has honored Bay Area artists of [...]continue
1 response - Posted 04.23.09
Bay Area art fans still have a few weeks to see the SECA Art Award exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The biennial award is administered by the Society for the Encouragement of Contemporary Art, an SFMOMA-associated art interest group. Since 1967 the SECA award has honored Bay Area artists of [...]continue
China Design Now: the artistic meaning of “made in China”
1 response - Posted 04.18.08
With the amount of protests and editorials regarding the Beijing Summer Olympics, it’s hard not to have China on the mind. Despite what your political standings are, China is big right now; culturally, economically and artistically. China Design Now, currently on at the V&A Museum in London, is the latest attempt in bringing awareness [...]continue
1 response - Posted 04.18.08
With the amount of protests and editorials regarding the Beijing Summer Olympics, it’s hard not to have China on the mind. Despite what your political standings are, China is big right now; culturally, economically and artistically. China Design Now, currently on at the V&A Museum in London, is the latest attempt in bringing awareness [...]continue
On-going exhibition on Buddhist Art.
1 response - Posted 01.21.08
There is a special exhibition on rare, Buddhist artifacts. The name of this event is “On The Nalanda Trail: Buddhism in India, China And Southeast Asia.” The venue is the Asian Civilizations Museum, in Singapore. This unique show runs from November 2, 2007 – March 23, 2008. This exhibition was named “on [...]continue
1 response - Posted 01.21.08
There is a special exhibition on rare, Buddhist artifacts. The name of this event is “On The Nalanda Trail: Buddhism in India, China And Southeast Asia.” The venue is the Asian Civilizations Museum, in Singapore. This unique show runs from November 2, 2007 – March 23, 2008. This exhibition was named “on [...]continue
Russian Art – Blue Noses, Red Faces
2 responses - Posted 10.18.07
Next week will see the opening of an exhibition of Russian art at the La Maison Rouge gallery in Paris. Entitled ‘Sots Art: Political Art in Russia From 1972 to Today’ (or l’art politique en Russie depuis 1972, for all you linguaphiles) , the exhibition will showcase examples of the Sots Art movement [...]continue
2 responses - Posted 10.18.07
Next week will see the opening of an exhibition of Russian art at the La Maison Rouge gallery in Paris. Entitled ‘Sots Art: Political Art in Russia From 1972 to Today’ (or l’art politique en Russie depuis 1972, for all you linguaphiles) , the exhibition will showcase examples of the Sots Art movement [...]continue
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