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May 4, 2015July 4, 2015

Opportunities: Open call for proposals for EVA International – Ireland’s Biennial 2016

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EVA International 2014 Edition AGITATIONISM, curated by Bassam El Baroni, exhibition venue detail, Photo: Deirdre Power

OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS
EVA International â€“ Ireland’s Biennial 2016

Still (the) Barbarians
Curated by Koyo Kouoh
16 Aprilâ€“10 July 2016

Deadline: 12.00pm IST* 15 June 2015

www.opencall.eva.ie

EVA International â€“ Ireland’s Biennial of Contemporary Art is pleased to announce that the 37th edition in 2016 will be curated by Koyo Kouoh, independent curator and founding artistic director of RAW Material Company, a centre for art, knowledge and society in Dakar, Senegal.

EVA 2016 will be titled Still (the) Barbarians and will investigate the post-colonial condition of Ireland as a point of departure from where artistic reflections, critical redefinitions and political transformations are articulated. The biennial programme will address artistic, architectural, literary and critical positions that interpret colonial effects on the psyche, landscape and imagination, and that continue to shape our present condition. Artists’ projects will be selected through an open call for proposals. Proposals are invited from individual artists or groups in response to the curatorial project Still (the) Barbarians and in the context of the centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland.
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May 3, 2015May 30, 2019

Papier 15 cuts a deal in vast new spaces [Slide Show]

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Fair view from Papier 15 at the new location Complexe de Gaspé

The Papier 15 entrance

Celia Perrin Sidarous at Parisian Laundry (MTL)

Cynthia Dinan-Mitchell at Galerie D'Este (MTL)

Works by Divya Mehra and Kelly Wallace at Georgia Scherman Projects (TO)

Séripop (Yannick Desranleau & Chloe Lum) (right) at Galerie Hugues Charbonneau (MTL)

Karen Tam (left), Trevor Gould (2nd left) at Galerie Hugues Charbonneau (MTL)

Galerie Trois Points booth

Nicolas Fleming's site specific intstallation presented by Galerie Trois Points (MTL)

Susan Hobbs (TO) booth

Paul Butler's collages at Galerie Division (MTL/TO)

Jon Rafman (left) and Mathieu Beauséjour (right) at galerie antoine ertaskiran (MTL)

Nicholas Pye and Shiela Pye at Birch Contemporary (TO)

Jessica Eaton (right), David Sullivan (middle) at Jessica Bradley Gallery (TO)

Diaz Contemporary booth (TO)

Marvin Luvualu Antonio (right) at Clint Roenisch Gallery (TO)

Eli Langer (right) at Clint Roenisch Gallery (TO)

Sara A Tremblay at dc3 Art Projects (Edmonton)

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Lisa Kehler Art + Projects (Winnipeg) booth

Eric Simon's large drawing presented by Galerie Donald Browne (MTL)

Fair view at Paier 15

Ed Pien's large work on paper presented by Pierre FranÃ§ois Oulette Art Contemporain (MTL)

Papier 15 Billboard in Mile End

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Papier 15 as always dedicated its art fair programme towards works exclusively made on paper, to include drawings, prints, collages, photography as well as three-dimensional paper-based objects. The annual fair opened its 8th edition between 24 and 26 April, and over the years, Papier’s reputation has risen to now feature among the top do-not-miss events on Montreal’s contemporary arts calendar. For 2015 Papier relocated to Complexe de Gaspé, which is rapidly developing into a new arts hub, housing four floors of artist studios and six artist run spaces in the hip Mile End district. The fair took over the top three floors of this 11-story building filled in natural light, to accommodate 39 galleries from across Canada. Comparatively to previous years, the somewhat leaner line-up of exhibiters did combine many regulars with first timers such as Diaz Contemporary (Toronto [TO]), Lisa Kehler Art + Projects (Winnipeg), Initial Gallery (Vancouver) and Studio 21 Fine Art (Halifax). The smaller numbers of booths were nonetheless particularly well positioned in an otherwise enormous space, circling the middle of each floor to leave a wide walkway around the window-covered external walls, for visitors to also enjoy a 360 panoramic view of La Belle Ville.
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May 1, 2015July 4, 2015

Opportunities: Diagonale + BIAN 2016 – Call for Submissions / Appel à projets | digital art / art numérique

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DIAGONALE + BIAN 2016
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS | DIGITAL ART

Deadline: 2 June 2015

Diagonale joins the 3rd International Digital Arts Biennial â€“ BIAN (Mayâ€“June 2016). In this context, the center is launching a call for projects which relate to Diagonaleâ€™s mandate and the theme of the Biennale 2016: AUTOMATA. Curators and artists are invited to submit a proposal until June 2, 2015. The project chosen will be part of the official program of Diagonale and BIAN. It will be presented at the gallery Diagonal Mayâ€“June 2016 (dates to be confirmed). Continue reading “Opportunities: Diagonale + BIAN 2016 – Call for Submissions / Appel à projets | digital art / art numérique”

April 22, 2015June 4, 2019

Opportunities: Open call for Artists and Curators / Appel de dossiers aux artistes et aux commissaires, Circa, Montréal

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OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS AND CURATORS
Circa art actuel
Montréal

Deadline: Friday 15 May 2015, 11:59pm

Since its inception, CIRCA art actuel’s distinctive profile has been associated with contemporary sculpture. Over the past years, artistic practices that incorporate wider concerns of space have expanded the heart of our programming. Questions of space (social, personal, virtual, geographic, cultural, political, contested and environmental) can be rooted in the real, imaginary or virtual.

A conceptual thread that links our curatorial and artistic directions is the staging space, as it is manifested in diverse, meta sculptural practices including sculpture, installation and performance. CIRCA art actuel welcomes drawing, sound, new media, photography and painting when used to challenge or reconsider expanded definitions of space.
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April 11, 2015June 4, 2019

Interview with Becca Pelly-Fry, director of Griffin Gallery, London

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Becca Pelly-Fry. Courtesy Griffin Gallery, London

Becca Pelly-Fry is the director and curator of Griffin Gallery in West London, located in the same building as its parent organisation ColArt International, the company for world renowned art materials brands including Winsor & Newton, Liquitex and Conté à Paris. Since her appointment in 2013, Pelly-Fry has increased Griffin Gallery’s focus on ‘materiality in contemporary art’ and create a space for dialogues through innovative exhibitions and events. In our interview, Pelly-Fry talks about her vision and the gallery’s ongoing commitment to support local, national and international emerging talent.

MKOS: Can you tell us more about the history and mandate of the gallery and how it operates? Is this really the case that Griffin Gallery is that part of ColArt International, a global organisation for art materials, and runs as a privately funded not-for-profit space?

Becca Pelly-Fry [BPF]: Yes, that’s exactly right. The gallery was established in 2012, with the overarching aim of creating a space for display and discussion of contemporary art, a space for artists and ColArt employees to gather. When I took on the Directorship in early 2013, we spent the first few months establishing a five year strategy and a vision for the gallery. At that point we realised that what was going to set us apart from all other gallery spaces in London was our strong connection to the art materials industry – we therefore decided to focus (mainly) on emerging artists with an interest and engagement with materials, and aim to put ourselves at the centre of an ongoing dialogue about materiality in contemporary art.
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March 26, 2015June 4, 2019

Opportunities: Sound Development City Artist Expedition 2015 – Call for projects

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Impression from last yearâ€™s expedition: John Grzinich working on his project “Listening in Context”. Photo: JoÃ«lle Kost, 2014

CALL FOR PROJECTS
SOUND DEVELOPMENT CITY
ARTIST EXPEDITION 2015

When: 9 – 27 September 2015
Where: Belgrade – Athens

Deadline: 19 April 2015

sound-development-city.com/now/en/
info@sound-development-city.com

The Artist Expedition Sound Development City was initiated in 2012 by Sound Development with the aim of providing creative freedom to artists working in various disciplines. Each year in late summer, Sound Development City organizes a three-week expedition to two European cities. Ten selected artists working on individual projects are part of the expedition team.

The fourth edition of Sound Development City is heading towards southeast Europe and will take place in Belgrade and Athens from September 9 to 27.

Sound Development City is looking for independent and dedicated project proposals and work theses that are to be tested and put into practice during a three-week expedition to Belgrade and Athens in September 2015.

We are interested in interventions, installations, performances, experiments, moving images, and artistic research projects and concepts which benefit from being on the road, and probe urban environments as sites of both playfulness and social involvement. The projects should be research-based and developed towards this open horizon.
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March 20, 2015June 4, 2019

Cinema Politica Concordia presents “Breaking The Frame” (2012) & Regarding Susan Sontag (2014)

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Schneemann in studio. Copyright: Marielle Nitoslawska 2012

BREAKING THE FRAME (2012, 100 mins.)

Director: Marielle Nitoslawska

Saturday, 28 March 2015 3.00pm

at Concordia University, Room H-110
1455 de Maisonneuve W. Montreal, QC

Director Marielle Nitoslawska will be in attendance. This screening is part of the 2015 SCMS Conference and is co-presented by Radical Queer Semaine. Entrance is by donation.

Synopsis:
BREAKING THE FRAME is a featureâ€“length documentary portrait of the New York artist Carolee Schneemann by Canadian filmmaker Marielle Nitoslawska. A pioneer of performance and body art as well as avant-garde cinema, Schneemann has been breaking the frames of the art world for five decades, in a variety of mediums, challenging assumptions of feminism, gender, sexuality, and identity. Continue reading “Cinema Politica Concordia presents “Breaking The Frame” (2012) & Regarding Susan Sontag (2014)”

March 17, 2015June 4, 2019

Art Marathon: Independent 2015 [Slide Show]

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Leo Gavin (front) and John Giourno at Elizabeth Dee, New York

Independent 2015, fair view.

Julia Wachtel at Elisabeth Dee, New York

Stefan Tcherepnin's Cookie Monster-esque sculpture at Real Fine Arts, New York

BQ (Berlin) booth

Jimmy Durham at kurimanzutto, Mexico City

Broadway 1602 (New York) booth

Lydia Okumura at Broadway1602, New York

Billy Sullivan at kaufmann repetto (Milan/New York)

Latifa Echakhch, l'air du temps (2014) at kaufmann repetto, Milan/New York

Nicolas Party at The Modern Institute, Glasgow

Aleksandra Domanovic at Tanya Leighton, Berlin

Jaya Howey at Bureau, New York

Lionel Maunz at Bureau, New York

Praz-Delavallade (Paris) booth

Gerald Ferguson (painting) and Robin Peck (sculpture) CANADA, New york

Lili Reynaud-Dewar at Galerie Emanuel Layr, Vienna

David Kordansky Gallery (Los Angeles) booth

Jory Rabinovitz at Martos Gallery, New York

Isabelle Carnaro at Hannah Hoffman Gallery, LA

Terry Williams at White Columns, New York

David Kort at Wallspace, New York

Pedro Reyes at Labor, Mexico City

Koenraad Dedobbeleer (floor) and LoÃ¯c RaguénÃ¨s (wall) at C L E A R I N G, New York/Brussels

Becky Kolsrud (Painting) and Charles Harlan (Sculpture) at JTT, New York

Silke Otto-Knapp at Gavin Brown's Enterprise, New York

Diane Simpson at Corbet vs. Dempsey, Chicago

Liam Gillick at Maureen Paley, London

Achraf Touloub at PlanB, Cluj/Berlin

Navid Nuur at PlanB, Cluj/Berlin

Harald Bender at Galerie Susanne Zander/Delmes & Zander, Berlin/Cologne

Hitoshi Nomura (left) DennisOppeheim (video & right) at Fergus McCaffrey, New York

Mitchell Syrop and Hugh Scott Douglas at Croy Nielsen, Berlin

Hugh Scott Douglas, Croy Nielsen, Berlin

Moyra Davey at Murray Guy, New York

Gaga (Mexico City) booth

Mike Cloud at Thomas Erben Gallery, New York

Independent 2015, fair view.

Roof top housed Kaleidoscope, Mousse, PARKETT, Revue 02, Studiolo, and the Better Being café.

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March 15, 2015June 4, 2019

Art Marathon: Volta NY 2015 [Slide Show]

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New home, new Volta NY

Katharina Karner at Brunnhofer Gallery, Linz

Peterson Kamwathi at ARTLABAFRICA, Nairobi

Rudy Shepherd at Mixed Greens, NY

Travis Somerville at Beta Pictoris / Maus Contemporary, Birmingham, Alabama

Kenyatta. A. C. Hinkle at Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco/New York

Aboudia at Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York

Gabriel Pionkowski at The Hole, New York

Monir Farmanfarmaian at Haines Gallery, San Francisco

Sanaz Mazinani at Shulamit Gallery, Los Angeles

Jude Tallichet at Studio10, Brooklyn

Rose Wylie at Union Gallery, London

Megan Whitmarsh at Mulherin, Toronto/New York

Nathan Gluck at Luis De Jesus, Los Angeles

Arnold J. Kemp at PDX Contemporary Art, Portland

Tony Butler at Charlie Smith, London

Nubuaki Onishi at MA2 Gallery, Tokyo

Rachel Monosov at Catinca Tabacaru Gallery, New York

Simon Schubert at Foley, New York

Sinisa Kukec at Spinello Projects, Miami

Hendrik Zimmer at Galerie Heike Strelow, Frankfurt

Lisa Sigal at SamsÃ¸Ã±, Boston

Lavar Munroe, Nomad Gallery, Brussels

Hyon Gyon at Shin Gallery, NY

Franklin Evans at Steven Zevitas Gallery, Boston

Anna Pibal at Steven Zevitas Gallery, Boston

Nikki Risato at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, New Orleans

Dustin Yellin at Richard Heller Gallery, Los Angeles

BurÃ§ak BingÃ¶l at Galeri Zilberman, Istanbul

Paul Henry Ramirez at Ryan Lee, New York

Andrej DÃºbravskÃ½ at Dittrich & Schlechtriem, Berlin

Adler Guerrier at Marisa Newman Projects, New York

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In our M-KOS Volta NY report of 2014, we concluded with an open-ended question: “How will Volta take things to the next level?” And the art fair’s answer was to change location. This year it move to Pier 90, adjacent to the Armory Show. A major shift in its eight year history, the fair however retained its distinctive identity by devoting exclusively solo and duo presentations of emerging to established artists. The fair opened to the public on 5 through 8 March in the 75,000 square foot Pier immersed with in day light, a stone’s throw from Armory’s Pier 92 & 94. Volta featured 90 galleries across all six continents, 80% of which were returnees, either from last or previous years, as well as 17 debuting galleries.
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March 13, 2015June 4, 2019

Art Marathon: The Armory Show 2015 [Slide show]

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American-Iranian artist Darvish Fakhr scooting round the fair on Magic Carpet!

Henning Strassburger at BolteLang (Zürich) in collaboration with Soy Capitán (Berlin) [Armory Presents]

Dan Graham's glass Pavilion at Lisson Gallery (London/NY/Milan)

El Anatsui at Jack Shainman Gallery (NY)

Kyungah Ham's embroidered canvas and Yoosookyung;s ceramic sculpture at Kukje Gallery (Seoul)/Tina Kim Gallery (NY)

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Glenn Kaino at Honor Fraser (LA)

John Miller Pedestrians, 2014-2015 at Metro Pictures (NY)

Tony Ousler, Sembl, 2014 at Lisson Gallery (London/NY/Milan)

Jeremy DePrez at Zach Feuer (NY)

Jon Rafman at Zach Feuer (NY)

Jonathan Marshall Everything (Abridged), 2015 at GRIMM (Berlin)

Galerie Micheline Szwajcer (Brussels)

Philipp von Rosen Galerie (Berlin)

Arnant & Zoo (Berlin)

Ingleby Gallery (Edinburgh)

Ceramic works by William J. O'Brien at Marianne Boesky Gallery (NY)

Eleven Rivington (NY)

Anderson's Contemporary (Copenhagen)

Jeppe Hein, You Are Special, 2014 at Johann KÃ¶nig (Berlin)

Mickalene Thomas, Portrait of Sidra #2 2015 at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects (Culver City)

Mickalene Thomas, Portrait of Qusuquzah #6, 2015 at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects (Culver City)

Diana Al-Hadid, Blond Spot, 2014 at Marianne Boesky Gallery (NY)

Diana Al-Hadid Blond Spot, detail, 2014 at Marianne Boesky Gallery (NY)

Galerie Eva Presenhuber (ZÃ¼rich)

Galleri Brandstrup (Oslo)

Richard Pettiborn at Galerie Mitterand (Paris)

Andrew Kreps Gallery (NY)

Reza Aramesh at Leila Heller Gallery (NY)

Alan Vega at Galerie Laurent Godin (Paris)

Kehinde Wiley at Galerie Daniel Templon (Paris/Brussels)

Brian Bress at Cherry and Martin (LA)

Derrick Adams, She's come a Long Way, 2015 at Tilton Gallery (NY)

Cherry and Martin (LA)

Klaus Weber, Concrete Clock, 2014 at Andrew Kreps Gallery (NY)

Karla Black, Ways Out, 2015 at David Zwirner (NY/London)

Galerie Nara Rosler (SÃ£o Paulo)

Baa! at Ben Brown FIne Arts (London/HK)

Victoria Miro (London)

Daniel Buren at galerie kamel mennour (Paris)

Cardi (NY)

Richard Prince, New Figures, 2014 at Two Palms (NY)

Lorna Simpson, Pairs, 2014 at Galerie Nathalie Obadia (Paris/Brussels)

IvÃ¡n Navarro at Galerie Daniel Templon (Paris/Brussels)

Peter Liversidge, everything is connected, 2015 at Sean Kelly (NY)

Jim Torok, I Am Feeling Quite Desperate, 2007 at Pierogi (NY)

Laurence Abu Hamdan's commission work at Pier 92

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Ahmed Mater, Cowboy Code, 2012 at Athr Gallery Jeddah [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Ahmed Mater, Cowboy Code, detail 2012 at Athr Gallery Jeddah [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Ayman Yossri Daydban, Maharem III, 2015 at Athr Gallery (Jeddah) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Nil Yalter, Le Chevalier d'Eon, 1978 at Galerist (Istanbul) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Raed Yassin, Ruins In Space, 2014 at Kalfayan Galleries, (Athens/Thessaloniki)[Armory Focus: MENAM]

Doa Aly, Sequence Three - In Six Movements (From Metamorphoses: The Sequences, 2010-2013), 2013 at Gypsium Gallery (Cairo) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Dia Al Azzawi, The Wounded Soul Triptych, 2014 at Claude Lemand (Paris) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Panos Tsagaris December 16 2010; June 30th 2011; June 16th 2011 (2014) at Kalfayan Galleries (Athens/Thessaloniki) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Mona Hatoum, Turbulance (black) 2014 at Alexander and Bonin (NY) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Mounir Fatmi at EOA Projects (London) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Jumana Manna at CRG Gallery (NY) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

Wafaa Bilal at Lawrie Shabibi (Dubai) [Armory Focus: MENAM]

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Armory Focus section view.

Berta Fischer at James Fuentes (NY) [Armory Presents]

Franz Erhard Walther at KOW (Berlin) [Armory Presents]

Carlos Reyes at TORRI (Paris) [Armory Presents]

Andrea Sala at Frederica Schiavo Gallery (Rome) [Armory Presents]

Luke Diiorio at Anat Ebgi (LA) [Armory Presents]

Peter Schuyff at Sorry We're Closed (Brussels) [Armory Presents]

Zipora Fried at On Stellar Rays (NY) [Armory Presents]

Jessica Stockhoulder at Kavi Gupta (Chicago/Berlin)

Gilles Barbier, A very old thing, 2015 at Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois (Paris)

George Baselitz at

Elias Sime, Yechalal, 2006 at James Cohan Gallery (NY/Shanghai)

Elias Sime, Yechalal, detail, 2006 at James Cohan Gallery (NY/Shanghai)

MUNTADAS, Ordeal for Picasso's heirs, The New York Times Magazine, April 20, 1980, 2012 at mfc-michele didier (Paris)

Hank Willis Thomas at #ARTSYTAKEOVER

Pier 92 Modern: Yayoi Kusama

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Pier 92 Modern: Special Project 1- Parviz Tanavoli: Selection from The NYU Art Collection

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Pier 92 Modern: Michelangelo Pistoletto at Repetto Gallery (London)

Pier 92 Modern: Gutai presentation at Whitestone Gallery (Tokyo)

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