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In this article we bring you a selection of 10 opening exhibitions around the world. Our selection includes a contemporary and modern art fair and a seminal art buying event in the Hamptons, an artist who makes sites based on the weight of her own body, a contemporary art fair in Santa Fe, a scientist-turned-artist who shows her fascination in materials through her work, a photographer who documents social reality, and an artist who creates digital videos with a phone-camera. 

artMRKT Hamptons 2013
at artMRKT
Bridgehampton, NY, USA
Jul 11, 13 - Jul 14, 13

artMRKT Hamptons, a contemporary and modern art fair, will feature 40 leading galleries from across the U.S. who will present painting, sculpture, drawings, photography, video and installation. Showcasing a tightly focused selection of work by importThis year, we will again be working closely with the Parrish Art Museum, hosting a Friday brunch event with the Museum's Education Circle. Our Opening Night Preview benefiting the LongHouse Reserve will open at 6pm on Thursday featuring complimentary food and drink. read more...

ArtHamptons 2013
at Hamptons Expo Group
Bridgehampton, NY, USA
Jul 11, 13 - Jul 14, 13

The Hamptons seminal art buying event of the year, ArtHamptons, returns to the 95 acre agriculture reserve of Sculpture Fields of Nova’s Ark in Bridgehampton. It will be staged in a 50,000 sq ft modular museum like building with 12 ft high exhibition walls.Over the past five years, the fair has a proven track record in assembling an increasing number of art enthusiasts and generating millions of dollars in total art sales. read more...

Crossing the Line: Contemporary Drawing and Artistic Process
at Mixed Greens
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Jul 11, 13 - Aug 16, 13

Mixed Greens is proud to present Crossing the Line: Contemporary Drawing and Artistic Process, a group exhibition co-curated by Dexter Wimberly and Larry Ossei-Mensah. The curators initiate an expansive visual discourse that brings the act of drawing front and center, showing its importance as the foundation of art making. Crossing the Line features new works by a group of emerging female artists hailing from Nigeria, the Dominican Republic/Haiti, South Korea, Trinidad, Iran, and the United States. read more...

Brie Ruais: Two Wholes
at Halsey McKay Gallery
East Hampton, NY, USA
Jul 13, 13 - Jul 31, 13

HALSEY MCKAY is pleased to present, Two Wholes, Brie Ruais’ first solo exhibition. Ruais makes sites based on the weight of bodies – her own or a combination of hers with another. On her hands and knees, hundreds of pounds of clay are spread out from a large mound in radial fashion to map an area. After calculated and laborious actions occur on these sites, disruptive gestures then intervene. read more...

Art Santa Fe 2013
at ART Santa Fe
Santa Fe, NM, USA
Jul 11, 13 - Jul 14, 13

In 2013 ART Santa Fe will celebrate its thirteenth successful fair, once again offering an all-encompassing experience that includes a high-class mix of excellent contemporary galleries from all over the globe, cutting-edge art installations, and emerging artists and dealers.ART Santa Fe’s style offers a perfect balance of breadth and intimacy, allowing visitors to speak with dealers and artists while experiencing a full range of art in a comprehensible context. read more...

Rina Banerjee: Perspectives
at Freer Gallery of Art & Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
National Mall - Washington D.C., DC, USA
Jul 13, 13 - Jun 08, 14

Born in India and based in New York City, artist Rina Banerjee (b. 1963) draws on her background as a scientist and her experience as an immigrant. Her richly textured works complicate the role of objects as representations of cultures and invite viewers to share her fascination in materials. By juxtaposing organic and plastic objects—such as combining ornate textiles and animal forms with tourist souvenirs—she concocts fairytale worlds that are both enticing and subtly menacing. read more...

Mary, Blinky, Yay!
at Kunstmuseum Bonn
Bonn, Germany
Jul 11, 13 - Sep 29, 13

Starting with its own collection of works by the great colorist August Macke, the Kunstmuseum has for decades focused on painting, this “old” and continually “young” medium so capable of renewal. It is against this background that the solo exhibition of the American artist Mary Heilmann can be understood, whose oeuvre these last years has inspired the increasing interest of the art community. Heilmann was born 1940 in San Francisco and began her career as a ceramicist. read more...

Martin Parr: Souvenir
at Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland
Jul 12, 13 - Jan 05, 14

With his sharp view of the world, Martin Parr is among the most important documentary photographers of our time. In his work, this British photographer shows social reality, turning the spotlight on phenomena such as consumption, tourism or national identities from an entertaining perspective that reveals the banal, the extreme, and at times also the abysmal aspects of everyday life. The winner of many awards, Martin Parr is a member of the famous photo agency Magnum, his works have been shown in numerous international exhibitions. read more...

Ron Gilad: The Logical, the Ironic, and the Absurd
at Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Tel Aviv, Israel
Jul 10, 13 - Dec 28, 13

Ron Gilad’s works require the viewer to embrace doubt as a value and to probe the validity of the seemingly obvious. This exhibition presents logical constructions alongside absurd scenes, and modernist aesthetic concepts alongside subversive seductions that undermine them. read more...

Christian Capurro: Bootleg
at Breenspace
Sydney, Australia
Jul 12, 13 - Aug 10, 13

 Christian Capurro's new body of work explores what he describes as ‘retakes on art’ and comprises new moving images developed during residencies in Lisbon and Vienna, plus a related suite of photographs. The exhibition marks a dynamic shift for Capurro, expanding on his negotiation of contemporary image culture, its appeals and its deceits, and what it means to be living in its ‘wake’. read more...