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We Will Control the Vertical
at The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery, Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs, NY, USA
Aug 20, 2016 - Oct 16, 2016

We Will Control the Vertical presents works that complicate notions of identity in contemporary diasporas. Diaspora- a term originally used to describe the dispersal of Jews beyond Israel- is a critical concept in cultural studies that examines the effects of globalization on communities and individuals. Because the diaspora is rooted in a relationship with a historical past, artists draw upon both traditional art-making practices as well as the global contemporary language of postmodernism. read more...

Susan Tepper: Paintings 1978 – 1983
at Tripoli Gallery
Southampton, NY, USA
Aug 20, 2016 - Sep 19, 2016

Susan Tepper: Paintings 1978-1983, is the first solo exhibition of the artist’s work since 1989. In 2015, East Hampton’s Guild Hall publicly reintroduced paintings by Susan Tepper in their group exhibition, “Selfies and Portraits by Artists of the East End” where six of Tepper’s portraits were seen alongside works by Joan Semmel, Ahn Doung, Eric Fischl, Cindy Sherman, and Billy Sullivan, among others. Susan Tepper: Paintings 1978-1983 includes twenty-two abstracted faces, called “Heads”: ten measure 8 x 5-3/4 inches and twelve measure 16 x 12 inches. read more...

David Lynch: The Man From Another Place
at Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive, University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, USA
Aug 19, 2016 - Aug 21, 2016

“David Lynch is more than the sum of his effects,” the former Village Voice and New York Times critic Dennis Lim writes in his acclaimed new book, David Lynch: The Man from Another Place.“ A catalog of weirdness fails to account for the irreducible strangeness and power of his films, or the fascination they exert.” His movies are the weird tales that give form to the submerged traumas and desires of our age. read more...

Nicolas Party: Pathway
at Dallas Museum of Art
Dallas Arts District - Dallas, TX, USA
Aug 19, 2016 - Feb 05, 2017

Swiss artist Nicolas Party will create a site-specific commissioned mural in the DMA’s Concourse Gallery. For this installation, the first solo US museum presentation for the artist, Party will make an all-over mural on the walls and ceiling of the Museum's main central corridor. Party was an active graffiti artist in the 1990s, prior to studying at the Lausanne School of Art, Switzerland, and the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland. read more...

Andy Warhol: Sunset
at The Menil Collection
Museum District - Houston, TX, USA
Aug 19, 2016 - Jan 08, 2017

A rare, unfinished film by Andy Warhol, Sunset is a meditation on the temporality of an everyday phenomenon. Warhol began making the film in 1964 when the Menil Collection founders John and Dominique de Menil commissioned the artist to create a new film, one with spiritual significance. Warhol shot sunsets in San Francisco, East Hampton, and New York City, but never completed the project, stating, “I filmed so many sunsets for that project, but I never got one that satisfied me. read more...

Gendron Jensen: Series on Resurrection in Nature
at Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University
Milwaukee, WI, USA
Aug 18, 2016 - Dec 23, 2016

For more than forty years Gendron Jensen, a largely self-taught artist now living in New Mexico, has obsessively and lovingly transformed found relics into wakeful images of uncommon beauty. The Series on Resurrection in Nature, created between January 1969 and March 1970, consists of sixteen 60 x 72 inch finely detailed graphite drawings of small natural phenomena found on the land surrounding Saint Benedict’s Abbey in Benet Lake, Wisconsin. A Wisconsin native, Jensen spent his childhood in the northwoods near Grand Rapids, Minnesota. read more...

Ted Gahl
at Galleri Jacob Bjørn
Århus, Denmark
Aug 19, 2016 - Sep 17, 2016

Galleri Jacob Bjørn is pleased to present Ted Gahl’s first European solo exhibition. Using the architecture of the gallery as a starting point, Gahl will be presenting a suite of framed drawings, as well as two of the largest paintings he has ever created. Images ranging from delicate watercolor mock-ups to deeper meditations on memory and material serve to present a lesser-known component to the artist’s heavily painting-based practice. read more...

Ingibjörg Sigurjónsdóttir: This is Our First and Last Work
at Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
Aug 20, 2016 - Oct 13, 2016

In her work, Ingibjörg Sigurjónsdóttir molds the poetic and the abstract into sculptures in her search for truth and beauty. Ingibjörg (b. 1985 in Reykjavík, Iceland) completed a BA from the Fine Art department of the Iceland Academy of the Arts in 2010 and has since done exhibitions, performances and projects in Iceland and abroad. Reflections and mirages from commonplace sparkling materials that momentarily expose the imperceptible, occur frequently in a relentless quest for intangible beauty in her sculptures, installations and images. read more...

Rodrigo Cass: Até o Concreto
at Galpão Fortes Vilaça
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Aug 20, 2016 - Oct 15, 2016

Fortes Vilaça is pleased to present Até o Concreto [To the Concrete], the second solo show by Rodrigo Cass. The artist from the city of São Paulo is presenting, for the first time, new works in video, sculpture and painting that take color and the concept of rupture as central elements, solidifying his personal artistic language. In the three videos projected on concrete blocks, performative actions of short duration are repeated exhaustively. read more...

Dreams and Terrors
at Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Manuka
Canberra, Australia
Aug 18, 2016 - Aug 28, 2016

What if we didn’t have a word for day and a word for night – if we didn’t split our understanding into two apparent opposites? What if instead, we paid close attention to the subtle qualities of certain moments throughout the 24 hour cycle; the period just as the moon appears over the horizon, the moment the temperature drops before the dawn, or the changing light as rainclouds obscure the sun. What happens when we immerse ourselves in an unfamiliar environment? read more...