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Country, Home
at CUE Art Foundation
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Sep 05, 2015 - Oct 10, 2015

Country, Home is an exhibition of multiple narratives by differing immigrant and first-generation American artists, exploring the particular tensions and challenges of these culturally and socially under-recognized groups. Most importantly, the exhibition is about social issues and art. Country, Home is an elusive phrase, a question about the strength of the words themselves – does country constitute home? read more...

Casey Reas: Linear Perspective
at Charlie James Gallery
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Sep 05, 2015 - Oct 17, 2015

Charlie James Gallery is delighted to present Los Angeles-based media artist Casey Reas in his first solo gallery exhibition in Los Angeles. Linear Perspective presents three new series of work, each extending Reas’ engagement with mass media. Gathering source material from newspapers, social media profiles, broadcast television and YouTube searches, Reas has created eight new real-time video works that manifest his personal confrontations with media. Projected on the main gallery wall, Linear Perspective (2015) is a work-in-progress that sources the primary front-page photographs from the New York Times for the entire year. read more...

Deana Lawson: Ruttenberg Contemporary Photography Series
at The Art Institute of Chicago
Loop - Chicago, IL, USA
Sep 05, 2015 - Jan 10, 2016

The first installment of the biennial Ruttenberg Contemporary Photography Series features the work of New York–based photographer Deana Lawson. For nearly a decade, Lawson has been investigating the visual expression of global black culture and how individuals claim their identities within it. Her staged portraits, carefully composed scenes, and found images speak to the ways in which personal and social histories, familial legacies, sexuality, social status, and religious-spiritual ideas may be drawn upon the body. read more...

Luke Diiorio: Sunset Park
at Pippy Houldsworth
London, UK
Sep 04, 2015 - Oct 03, 2015

Pippy Houldsworth Gallery is pleased to announce Sunset Park, the first UK solo exhibition by young US artist Luke Diiorio. The show will feature a new installation of folded paintings. Drawing on the formal vernacular of Minimalist painting, Diiorio’s works are made from linen and raw canvas through a meticulous process of painting, stitching and folding. This show furthers the artist’s ongoing interest into the role and limitations of form and material to generate meaning. read more...

Jitish Kallat: The Infinite Episode
at Galerie Daniel Templon, Paris
3e - Paris, France
Sep 05, 2015 - Oct 24, 2015

Two years after the success of his first solo exhibition in Paris and following the critically acclaimed Kochiuziris Biennale 2014 that he curated, Mumbai-based artist Jitish Kallat returns to France with an exhibition titled The Infinite Episode. The exhibition brings together an assembly of conceptual and sensory propositions through a suite of new drawings, sculptures, photopieces and video. Seen throughout the exhibition are the themes of time, sustenance, sleep, along with an interplay of scales and proximities, and evocations of the celestial; preoccupations that have recurred across his wide-ranging work. read more...

Bastian Börsig: stoked
at Wagner + Partner
Berlin, Germany
Sep 04, 2015 - Oct 17, 2015

For the first time, Wagner + Partner is exhibiting the powerful works of Bastian Börsig (b 1984, Schwäbisch Hall), who this year received the City of Karlsruhe Cultural Award, at a solo exhibition in Berlin. When we look at an artwork, we usually begin by glancing quickly at the label to the side that lists the title, year and dimensions of the work as well as information about the technique. Bastian Börsig’s works also have these labels – but they do not help us much, as they only reveal technical details. read more...

Claire Harvey: By The Way
at Galerie Fons Welters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sep 05, 2015 - Oct 17, 2015

Claire Harvey is known for painting figures from photographs, photographing painted figures in-situ, painting figures on glass, acetate, post-it notes, Scotch tape, and directly on the gallery wall, while incorporating every last fixture and edge of material in a prismatic interplay between image and object. Her layers of sculpture, photography, acetate, oils, and site specific installations are collages of material that the figure both pins to the surface and, like an intricate key, unlocks a landscape beyond their literal, physical firmament. read more...

Basim Magdy: The ones who refuse to forget
at .artSümer
Istanbul, Turkey
Sep 05, 2015 - Oct 17, 2015

artSümer is proud to present “The Ones Who Refuse to Forget”, an exhibition of new and recent works by Basim Magdy which are shown in Turkey for the first time. This is the artist’s second solo show at the gallery. Magdy’s most recent film The Everyday Ritual of Solitude Hatching Monkeys, 2014, which was originally shot on Super 16mm film, is a culmination of many of the topics that have informed his overall practice. Mainly focused on the individual’s relationship to the masses and the implications of the failure of utopian visions has on societal progress, the film patches together different places and temporalities into a fictional collage where the mundane becomes uncanny and the future appears as a continuous re-enactment of the present. read more...

Dear Painter
at Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Singapore
Singapore, Singapore
Sep 04, 2015 - Oct 25, 2015

As the nation celebrates fifty years of independence, Sundaram Tagore Gallery presents a selection of specially commissioned artworks by nine artists of and from Singapore. Curated by June Yap, this exhibition offers a look at contemporary aesthetics and its challenges through the subject of paint in its relation to history and production. read more...

Marco Fusinato: The Infinitives
at Anna Schwartz Gallery, Sydney
Sydney, Australia
Sep 04, 2015 - Oct 24, 2015

Marco Fusinato is a conceptual artist and noise musician His works are almost always serial, as if demonstrating a thesis, using a set of rules as ‘controls’ for experimentation. While Fusinato often withholds his own interpretation of the images and objects he presents and re-presents, the material itself plainly indicates the artist’s interests in the potential overlap of cultural production and radical modes of social organisation. Fusinato performs regularly in the experimental music underground, making use of the electric guitar and associated electronics to improvise intricate, wide-ranging and physically affecting frequencies. read more...