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Shepard Fairey
at Pace Prints, 26th Street
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Sep 18, 2015 - Oct 17, 2015

Pace Prints is pleased to present an exhibition of new editions by Shepard Fairey, on view September 18–October 17, 2015. The show will run concurrently with Shepard Fairey: On Our Hands at Jacob Lewis Gallery on the fourth floor, the artist’s first solo exhibition of paintings in New York City in five years. In his new series of prints on handmade paper, Fairey takes on the issue of corporate influence in government and the resulting inaction toward environmental concerns by the powers that be. read more...

Matthew Brandt: Pictures from Wai'anae
at M+B
West Hollywood - Los Angeles, CA, USA
Sep 19, 2015 - Oct 31, 2015

M+B is pleased to announce Pictures from Wai'anae, Matthew Brandt's third solo exhibition at the gallery. The show marks the debut of a new series on the Hawaiian landscape that furthers Brandt's formal and material consideration of the natural world. The exhibition runs from September 19 to October 31, 2015. read more...

MCA DNA: Rafael Ferrer
at Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Chicago
Chicago, IL, USA
Sep 19, 2015 - Mar 06, 2016

Puerto Rican–born artist Rafael Ferrer has worked in a broad range of forms since first emerging as a national and international figure in the late 1960s. During the heyday of avant-garde explorations in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Ferrer (who studied with such well-known Surrealist figures as Wifredo Lam and André Breton) was one of the prime instigators of a movement now called process art, which focused on the process of creating rather than on the resulting object. His early installations, featuring ephemeral materials such as leaves, quickly evolved into installations that were more narrative in nature and that included evocative, handcrafted artifacts such as the corrugated steel Kayak #2: Norte (1973). read more...

United States of Latin America
at Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
Detroit, MI, USA
Sep 18, 2015 - Jan 03, 2016

The exhibition United States of Latin America brings together more than thirty emerging artists from Latin America, many of whom will be exhibiting in the United States for the first time. The show is based on an ongoing conversation between two curators, Jens Hoffmann and Pablo León de la Barra, who for a number of years have exchanged research and information about artists, artworks, and the overall development of the art world from Mexico to Argentina and the many countries in between. The exhibition is an extension of this dialogue into the galleries of the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit via artworks suggested in dialogue format. read more...

Kim Schoen: Have You Never Let Someone Else Be Strong
at Madison Museum of Contemporary Art
Madison, WI, USA
Sep 19, 2015 - Jan 10, 2016

The inaugural exhibition in MMoCA's new Imprint Gallery, a space dedicated to presenting multimedia artwork, will be by L.A.-based artist Kim Schoen. Have You Never Let Someone Else Be Strong? Schoen’s first solo museum exhibition, will be on view to the public starting September 19, with an opening reception and artist-led roundtable discussion on Friday evening, September 18. Kim Schoen, an interdisciplinary artist and writer, works with performative and experimental texts, photographs, and video installations. read more...

Michael Stubbs: Fireeye Shift
at Laurent Delaye Gallery
London, UK
Sep 19, 2015 - Oct 25, 2015

Michael Stubbs’ paintings, which operate at the interface of abstraction and pop, are constructed by combining poured, abstract configurations of transparent varnishes and opaque household paints with ready-made graphic stencils. The repeated pouring, in conjunction with pop signs, form a physical process of sensual flat-on-flat layering that reveals multiple perspectives and optical depths. This layering is part of the fracturing process, the breaking up or ‘exploding’ of a recognisable image, a response, says Stubbs, to the ever expanding proliferation of broadcast and internet-based images that fill our world. read more...

Gailan Ngan and Derek Root
at Monte Clark Gallery, Vancouver
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Sep 19, 2015 - Oct 10, 2015

Monte Clark Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Gailan Ngan and Derek Root. Root’s new paintings depict seemingly random geometric forms that sit harmoniously together, tethered by their subtle texture and colour. His positioning of shapes on the canvas play with arrangements by balancing or even stacking, and the compositions allude to ideas and sensibilities beyond the limits of formal abstraction. Merging enigmatic and inventively unexpected elements of representation, Root’s thoughtful arrangements of forms suggest the liminal space between memory and reality. read more...

Sara Angelucci: Taking Flight
at Patrick Mikhail Gallery, Montreal
Montreal, QC, Canada
Sep 18, 2015 - Oct 31, 2015

As programming during Le mois de la photo à Montréal, PATRICK MIKHAIL is pleased to present TAKING FLIGHT, an exhibition of new sculptures and photo-based works by Toronto artist Sara Angelucci. In Angelucci’s first solo exhibition at Patrick Mikhail Gallery in Montréal, the artist presents works from her acclaimed Aviary series, as well as The Ivory-billed Woodpecker and Singer, a new project that features innovative 3D-printed sculptures that continue to investigate Angelucci’s interest in the social, technological, and scientific histories that exist outside the frame of the image. Angelucci is a Toronto-based artist working in photography, video, and audio. read more...

Longing for happier times
at Kroller-Muller Museum
Otterlo, Netherlands
Sep 19, 2015 - Jan 03, 2016

This autumn, the museum is showing audiovisual installations by Willie Doherty, Mario García Torres, Jan Fabre, Cai Guo-Qiang, Matt Mullican, Hetty Huisman and herman de vries. The works are connected to familiar themes in the collection, in which humankind, nature and space for contemplation play a central role. 'Longing for happier times' is a text quote from the installation by Mario García Torres, voiced about the remains of a destroyed work of art. read more...

South Ho Siu Nam: good day good night
at Blindspot Gallery
Central - Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Sep 19, 2015 - Nov 14, 2015

“good day good night” features a series of black and white photographs and videos capturing scenes of the Occupy Movement, and unique works combining photography and painting on the same theme. Unlike the prevalent documentary approach taken by most photographers to record the events, Ho took an indirect approach filled with symbols and metaphors to representing his personal experiences and the surrounding presences. Scenes of clashes between the police and the protesters are replaced by objects discarded on the road like barricades, umbrellas, used water bottles and tents. read more...