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A Slow Succession with Many Interruptions
at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
San Francisco, CA, USA
Dec 10, 2016 - Apr 02, 2017

A Slow Succession with Many Interruptions reflects on the ways that artists have responded to the evolving conditions of the twenty-first century. Composed of works from the museum’s collection made since 2000, including several recent acquisitions and works on view for the first time, the exhibition explores the prevailing correlations between the personal, the intimate, and the individual; constructions of identity, history, and culture; the instability of materials; and strategies to rediscover or recover the past. Underscoring the varied forms and approaches taken by artists including Lutz Bacher, Trisha Donnelly, Mark Manders, Paulina Olowska, and Danh Vo, the exhibition broadly considers the fluidity of ideas and how artworks embody time. read more...

Gillian Wearing
at Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) Boston
Back Bay - Boston, MA, USA
Dec 09, 2016 - Jan 01, 2018

Best known for her photographic and video works that intimately capture aspects of our familial and personal histories, Gillian Wearing (b. 1963, Birmingham, UK) continues to explore the nuances of identity, the intersections of public and private, and the performativity of self. Wearing’s monumental photographic installation Rock ‘n’ Roll 70 (2015) is a site-specific commission for the Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall, and the first presentation in Boston of the celebrated artist’s work. read more...

Lucy Raven: Edge of Tomorrow
at Serpentine Gallery
London, UK
Dec 08, 2016 - Feb 12, 2017

This winter, the Serpentine presents the first UK solo exhibition of the New York-based artist, Lucy Raven (born 1977, Tucson, Arizona). Lucy Raven’s work focuses on the marginal spaces at the edges of image production, what happens behind the camera or between the frames of a film or animation. She follows the production of copper wire from an open pit mine in the American West to a smelter in southern China in China Town (2009). read more...

Chung Chang-Sup
at Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Antwerp
Antwerp, Belgium
Dec 08, 2016 - Jan 28, 2017

Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Antwerp, is pleased to present its solo exhibition of Chung Chang-Sup (Cheongju, 1927 – Seoul, 2011), a prominent member of the Korean art movement Dansaekhwa*. After two decades of studying and practicing Western abstract art, more particularly Art Informel, Chung Chang-Sup turned away from the occidental technique of oil painting and started a series that he called Return—a return to his roots, to the affinities and histories of his native Korea. From this point onward, he experimented with hanji, a handcrafted fabric that’s also called “hundred paper” due to its complex manufacturing process involving ninety-nine steps in order to fabricate one sheet. read more...

Kreuzberg – Amerika
at C/O Berlin , the Cultural Forum for Photography
Mitte - Berlin, Germany
Dec 10, 2016 - Feb 12, 2017

C/O Berlin is addressing the history of the Werkstatt für Photographie in the exhibition entitled „Kreuzberg – Amerika“. In the exhibition curated by Thomas Weski and Felix Hoffmann, around 250 objects will be displayed, including some from internationally renowned photographers that have presented in the Werkstatt itself: Robert Adams, Diane Arbus, Lewis Baltz, Larry Clark, William Eggleston, Larry Fink, John Gossage and Stephen Shore. This selection will be placed in a dialog with images from photographers, professors and guests of the Werkstatt such as Gosbert Adler, Friedhelm Denkeler, Wolfgang Eilmes, Thomas Forschuetz, Ulrich Görlich, Ursula Kelm, Wilmar Koenig, Thomas Leuner, Christa Mayer, Eva Maria Ocherbauer, Hildegard Ochse, Gundula Schulze Eldowy, Michael Schmidt, Hermann Stamm, Klaus-Peter Voutta, Manfred Willmann and Ulrich Wüst. read more...

Chrystel Lebas: Regarding Nature
at Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dec 10, 2016 - Mar 05, 2017

With the exhibition Regarding Nature, this will be the first time that the unique, monumental landscape photographs of French landscape photographer Chrystel Lebas are shown in the Netherlands. Lebas garnered international acclaim through her panoramic photographs, created at twilight. This project shows her most recent - and what is perhaps her most ambitious - project to date. read more...

Barbara Probst: 12 Moments
at Monica De Cardenas, Zuoz
Zuoz, Switzerland
Dec 10, 2016 - Feb 07, 2017

We are pleased to announce an exhibition of recent works by New York based German artist Barbara Probst. Barbara Probst (*1964) studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, and photography under Bernd Becher at the Düsseldorf Art Academy She began her career with sculptural works, then moved on to three-dimensional installations that included photography, and finally, since the year 2000, to the multi-part photographic works, the Exposures, which brought her international renown. Her works with the title Exposures are always composed by a group of photographs. read more...

Mustafa Hulusi: Negative Ecstasy
at Dirimart Dolapdere
Istanbul, Turkey
Dec 09, 2016 - Jan 08, 2017

Dirimart is delighted to announce Negative Ecstasy, an exhibition by London born Turkish-Cypriot artist Mustafa Hulusi. Negative Ecstasy consists of six new major works by Hulusi, each of which probes differing notions and physical manifestations of division. The concept for the exhibition is based on French philosopher Georges Bataille’s assertion that consequential art involves a rupture between the boundary of life and death; the mixing of the sacred and the profane; or put another way, a communion between the bounded self and the immeasurable void. read more...

Wei Ligang: Songs of the Phoenix Mirror
at Ink Studio
Chaoyang - Beijing, China
Dec 10, 2016 - Feb 12, 2017

INK studio is proud to present Songs of the Phoenix Mirror, the first exhibition to explore the full range and cultural significance of internationally renowned artist Wei Ligang’s current calligraphic practice. Through documents and archival footage, the exhibition reviews Wei’s artistic and intellectual development from the late 1980’s. It surveys his major calligraphic styles: his signature “magic squares”; his monumental continuous cursive script inspired by Fu Shan (1607-1684) and other 17th-century masters; and his cursive renditions of the engraved lines of ancient seals, steles, and Oracle bones. read more...

Regarding Africa: Contemporary Art and Afro-Futurism
at Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Tel Aviv, Israel
Dec 09, 2016 - May 27, 2017

This large-scale group exhibition presents art being made today in, or about, Africa, from an Afro-futurist perspective that challenges traditional divisions: fantasy, imagination and cosmology, usually associated with past mythology, are incarnated into science fiction and futurist representation. The various narratives span between colonialism and its ramifications to a re-examination of the African body, landscape and culture—through utterances that shatter the usual distinction between truth and fiction, between myth and science, between technology and spirituality. read more...