Coleman Project Space in London presents during May Disco
Hospital. The exhibition features the work of six artists
whose diverse practices utilise contrasting processes of
drawing and collage. The show examines the different ways
in which contemporary artists explore the possibilities
that drawing and collage offer them and how these processes
are still relevant in an increasingly digitised age. The
artists involved, work in a variety of ways, from
traditional pencil on paper to digital media to 16mm film.
Artists in the show are: Yuri A, Paul Harper, Paul Lee, Zoë
Mendelson, Lucie Russell , and Stephen Tunney .
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Sturtevant: Push and Shove
Perry Rubenstein Gallery
New York, NY USA United States of America
Perry Rubenstein Gallery is pleased to announce that
renowned artist Sturtevant will be the subject of a solo
show this May in both the 23rd and 24th Street galleries.
This large-scale exhibition marks the artists first major
solo show in New York in nearly 10 years. Working alongside
her contemporaries beginning in the mid-1960s, Sturtevant
(born 1930 in Lakewood, Ohio) is best known for her
repetition of works by Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, Claus
Oldenburg, Jasper Johns and Joseph Beuys, among others.
Exploring originality, copy, fake, replica and simulacra,
her work has been a meditation as much as a provocation on
such concepts, continuing to garner attention in her forty
years of practice from both the fields of art history and
philosophy.
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Larry Towell: Projects
Michael Gibson Gallery
London, ON CA Canada
Michael Gibson Gallery in London, Ontario shows works by
Larry Towell in an exhibit entitled Projects during May,
2005. Towell will be releasing his Dark Years CD and
signing copies of No Man's Land, his book of new
photographs documenting the Palestinian-Israeli conflict on
the West Bank. The exhibition introduces Larry Towell's
photography to London. Towell offers an intimate look into
humanity. The exhibition includes several series of work:
the wreckage of the World Trade Center in NYC, the war-torn
people of El Salvador, and the domestic scenes of Mennonite
migrant workers of Mexico. Towell finds the dignity in each
subject that he photographs revealing both terror and hope,
violence and peace, and suffering and compassion.
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Fragments of a Cityscape: Clark Buckner
Pigman Gallery
San Francisco, CA USA United States of America
What makes San Francisco the city that it is? In this
multi-media installation, Clark Buckner explores the
diverse perspectives that give shape to urban life. He
constructs a portrait of San Francisco rich with textures,
sound, light, and language, celebrating the city as a locus
for social experiments and self-exploration. Pigman Gallery
presents this exhibition by Clark Buckner through May 27,
2005.
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Taken by Storm: Art of Storm Thorgerson
Inspire Fine Art
Chicago, IL USA United States of America
Inspire Fine Art, Media Contemporary Arts and wine.com are
delighted to announce the Chicago premier of “Taken by
Storm: Art of Storm Thorgerson”. This will be the first
ever US exhibition dedicated to Storm’s work. Storm
Thorgerson, is the artist behind the images synonymous with
identifying the pop culture of the 70’s throughout and into
the Millennium (eg Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon”,
Led Zeppelin’s “House of the Holy”, Cranberries’ “Bury the
Hatchet”).
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Janinebean Gallery Shows Works by International Artists
Cafe Moskau - Cultural Center
Berlin, DE Germany
Janinebean Gallery based in Berlin,Germany is formed by a
group of fine artists who are currently working to develop
an innovative exhibition concept which reflects the various
means of artistic expression and experiences of the
individual artists. Currently the Janinebean Gallery is an
online gallery, which presents its first group show from
May 6 to May 20, 2005 in Berlin at the cultural center
Berlin'Moskau'.
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Call for Artists: Photo Review 2005 International Photography
Competition
Photo Review
Langhorne, PA USA United States of America
David Schonauer, the Editor of American Photo magazine,
will be the juror for the 2005 Photo Review Photography
Competition. The Photo Review, a highly acclaimed critical
journal of photography, is sponsoring its 21st annual
photography competition with a difference. Instead of only
installing an exhibit that would be seen by a limited
number of people, The Photo Review will reproduce accepted
entries in its 2005 competition issue. Thus, the accepted
photographs will be seen by thousands of people all across
the country and entrants will have a tangible benefit from
the competition. Also, the prize-winning photographers will
be chosen for an exhibition at the photography gallery of
The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
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