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Shozo Shimamoto: Do Something Interesting, See Something Odd
at De Buck Gallery
New York, NY, USA
Nov 03, 2016 - Jan 28, 2017

De Buck Gallery is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition of works by acclaimed Japanese Gutai master . The exhibition, entitled Do Something Interesting, See Something Odd will be on view at the gallery from November 3, 2016 through January 28, 2017, and an opening reception will be held at the gallery on Thursday, November 3 from 6-8 PM. Do Something Interesting, See Something Odd, delves ever deeper into Shimamoto’s revolutionary career trajectory, incorporating works dating from the 1960s Gutai period through the artist’s death in 2013. read more...

Ai Weiwei 2016: Roots and Branches
at Mary Boone Gallery, 24th Street
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Nov 05, 2016 - Dec 23, 2016

On 5 November 2016, Mary Boone Gallery will open at both its Fifth Avenue and Chelsea locations 2016: Roots and Branches, an exhibition of recent works by eminent international artist and human rights activist Ai Weiwei. The show includes works in a variety of mediums – from ancient wood and porcelain, to modern LEGO bricks, and wallpaper of the Artist’s design. At the Gallery/Uptown (745 Fifth Avenue), a circular field of 40,000 spouts broken from antique Chinese porcelain teapots fills the main room. read more...

Jeffrey Vallance: Now more than ever.
at Edward Cella Art+Architecture
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Nov 05, 2016 - Dec 31, 2016

Edward Cella Art & Architecture is proud to present, Jeffrey Vallance: Now More Than Ever, an immersive experience into the mind of this influential Los Angeles artist featuring mixed-media drawings, sculpture, and performance. A catalogue will accompany the exhibition, with an essay by Doug Harvey. In this distinctive exhibition, Vallance returns to his first love, and the first medium of many artists: drawing. read more...

Concrete Islands
at Kayne Griffin Corcoran
Santa Monica, CA, USA
Nov 05, 2016 - Jan 07, 2017

Concrete Islands offers a poetic investigation into the intersection of words and objects. Inspired by Marcel Broodthaers’ 1964 sculpture Pense-Bête in which the artist took the unsold copies of one of his books of poetry and encased them in plaster creating an object that literally solidified poetry into a concrete form, Concrete Islands posits the question: where does language end and the world begin? The exhibition looks at a number of artists whose work follows in the wake of Broodthaers’ epiphany. read more...

Leslie Hewitt: New Pictures
at Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Minneapolis, MN, USA
Nov 05, 2016 - Apr 16, 2017

In her works of photography, sculpture, and video, pushes the limits of form to take on multiple meanings and considerations, and examines individual and collective relationships to memory, history, and time. Showcasing her recent work, “New Pictures: Leslie Hewitt, A Series of Projections” features a two-channel film installation, Untitled (Structures) (2012); photographs—A Series of Projections (2010) and Untitled (Abloom) from Blue Skies, Warm Sunlight Studies (2012); and a photolithograph, Flowers (2013). Untitled (Structures) responds to an archive of civil rights-era photographs housed at the Menil Collection in Houston. read more...

Gökçen Dilek Acay: Future Primitive
at Galeri Nev - Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Nov 11, 2016 - Dec 30, 2016

Galeri Nev Istanbul is pleased to present the first solo exhibition of Gökçen Dilek Acay. In her solo show titled Future Primitive, Acay brings together works in different mediums, connected with her extensive research on the evolution of Homo sapiens and notion of power. She employs an unusual variety of media, such as hair, soap, crochet and mechanical sculptures, through which she creates an environment that interlaces the organic and the inorganic, the animate and the inanimate. read more...

Tacita Dean
at Museo Tamayo
Bosque de Chapultepec - Mexico City, Mexico
Nov 05, 2016 - Mar 12, 2017

This monographic show will present artworks in diverse media that the English artist has created throughout different stages of her career. Additionally, it will commission a new film and show her most recent series of paintings, along with other pieces that are currently under production. Although her pictorial work is not ne- cessarily the one she is most known for, drawing and painting have a central role in the development of her practice. read more...

Dai Yun: Bare Reality
at Leo Gallery, Hong Kong
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Nov 05, 2016 - Dec 30, 2016

has attained outstanding achievements in contemporary sculpture in China. Red bricks, grey bricks, cement and concrete iron have become his iconic sculptural languages, which is unique in the art community of Chinese contemporary sculpture. Leo Gallery is delighted to present Dai Yun’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong during Hong Kong Art Week 2016, and is honoured to have invited the well-known sculpture art critic Dr Sun Zhenhua to give academic advice on this exhibition. Architecture builds the city; cement, concrete iron and bricks create the structure of a city. read more...

Laleh Khorramian: Saturns Neckless
at The Third Line, Dubai
Al Quoz - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Nov 02, 2016 - Dec 10, 2016

The Third Line is very pleased to present Saturns Neckless, ’s third solo show at the gallery. Laleh returns with a new body of work featuring dyed and painted fabrics, vestments, and monotype portraits of alien and guardian beings – symbolic of an untiring fascination with that which is otherworldly, the unnameable, and of a timeless inner territory. The exhibition is an homage to these beings – in their multiple forms as druids, seers, knowers, oracles, robots and space forms – and their proximity to alienation, anonymity and totemic divinity. read more...

Tatsuo Miyajima: Connect with Everything
at Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
Sydney, Australia
Nov 03, 2016 - Mar 05, 2017

is known for his immersive, technology-driven sculptures and installations. This will be his first major solo exhibition in Australia, encompassing key sculptures and installations from the beginnings of his career to the present, as well as video and performance works which have expanded his object-based practice over time. The exhibition will be curated by MCA Chief Curator Rachel Kent, who worked closely with Miyajima on her international exhibition Marking Time, which inaugurated the newly re-developed MCA’s opening season in 2012. read more...