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Cutout/Decoupage
at Nancy Hoffman Gallery
New York, NY, USA
Dec 18, 14 - Jan 24, 15

锟糃utout/Decoupage at Nancy Hoffman Gallery December 18, 2014-January 24, 2015 On December 18th Nancy Hoffman Gallery opens 鈥淐utout /Decoupage,鈥� a response and homage to the Matisse cutouts now on view at MoMA. The exhibition, which continues through January 24th, includes paper, plastic, steel and ceramic cutouts, as well as Asya Reznikov鈥檚 video in which a cutout bird lifts from the surface of a globe and appears to flutter and fly around the world, over land and sea. In an explanatory label at MoMA, a curator writes of Matisse鈥檚 awareness that his cutouts were a step into the future. read more...

Court Ladies or Pin-Up Girls? Chinese Paintings from the MFA, Boston
at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Back Bay - Boston, MA, USA
Dec 20, 14 - Jul 19, 15

Across all cultures, physical allure has been a central focus of depicting women in art. In China, the rich visual cultures of the region have produced many different images of women in accordance with the fashions, styles, aesthetics, and concepts of beauty. Works that today seem to be modest depictions of beautiful women may have been considered highly suggestive when first created. read more...

Christian Boltanski: Inventory of the Objects Belonging to A Young Man in Oxford
at Modern Art Oxford
Oxford, UK
Dec 20, 14 - Feb 22, 15

This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see a significant early conceptual work by Christian Boltanski. Under Boltanski鈥檚 instructions, Peter Ibsen, former Director of Modern Art Oxford, photographed all the belongings of a typical resident of the city. The presentation of these photographs 鈥� in Oxford for the first time since 1973 鈥� forms an ongoing series of exhibitions that mine Modern Art Oxford鈥檚 distinguished history in the lead up to the gallery鈥檚 50th anniversary in 2016. read more...

M.C. Escher: The Mathemagician
at National Gallery of Canada
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Dec 20, 14 - Mar 23, 15

Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) is one of the world's most famous and recognized artists. Images of his work are reproduced and appreciated by millions of people around the world, yet few have a sense of the depth and details of the artist鈥檚 career. This exhibition features 54 works selected from the collection of the National Gallery of Canada, and includes prints that represent the different themes and areas of study that fascinated this extraordinary artist. read more...

Carsten H枚ller: Hormoon/Hormone
at Galerie Micheline Szwajcer
Antwerp, Belgium
Dec 19, 14 - Jan 24, 15

Hormones are signalling molecules that regulate a number of functions within the organism - they are internal modifiers, invisible forces that decide upon what happens next. They shape from within, just like thoughts, ideas and dreams. Just like artworks.  Baldo Hauser, 2014 Hormoon/Hormone is an exhibition dealing with the principle of division as a method for breaking down an existing unit into fragments and fragments of fragments. read more...

Peter Kogler
at Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Zagreb, Croatia
Dec 18, 14 - Feb 20, 15

"During the last thirty years, Peter Kogler was very visible on the international art scene. He has been recognized as one of the most prominent representatives of middle-generation Austrian artists. Like his contemporaries 鈥� let us mention only the best known ones, Franz Graf, Heimo Zobernig, and Erwin Wurm, authors who commenced their work in the eighties 鈥� Kogler began his artistic journey by adopting the tradition of conceptual and media art, and by developing his explorations at the intersection of different disciplines and media 鈥� performance, video, film, painting, computer art, sculpture, and architecture. Kogler has been interested in new, innovative art practices, not only in the field of visual, but also in performative arts, sound and music. read more...

Grisha Bruskin
at Marlborough Monaco
Monte-carlo, Monaco
Dec 18, 14 - Feb 13, 15

As part of the Year of Russia in Monaco, the Marlborough Gallery is pleased to present the second time a solo exhibition of the painter and Russian sculptor Grisha Bruskin, who received in 2012 the prestigious Kandinsky Visual Arts Russia. This exhibition presents two significant projects in the works of Grisha Bruskin. First,  H Hour  , 2008-2012, presented in 2012 at the Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow, consists of thirty porcelain sculpture, unveiled in a thought scenography by artist, bathed in dim light. read more...

Joseph Beuys: Installationen, Aktionen & Vitrinen
at Kunstmuseum Basel, Museum f眉r Gegenwartskunst
Basel, Switzerland
Dec 19, 14 - Jan 31, 16

The exhibition presents two central installations by Joseph Beuys, 芦THE HEARTH禄 (Feuerst盲tte), 1968-1974, and 芦THE HEARTH II禄, 1978鈥�1979. These are joined by the cycle 芦11 Vitrinen. Laboratorien der Imagination 1949/1984禄, on permanent loan from a Swiss private collection. For the first time, screenings of seven films by Beuys will accompany the works. read more...

Fiona Tan: Terminology
at National Museum of Art, Osaka (Kokuritsu Kokusai Bijutsukan)
Osaka, Japan
Dec 20, 14 - Mar 22, 15

Born in Indonesia in 1966 to an Indonesian-Chinese father and an Australian mother, Fiona Tan was raised in Australia. She later moved to Europe and is now a video artist based in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam. In her first notable work, a documentary called May You Live In Interesting Times (1997), she explored her background and searched for members of her family, which had dispersed following an anti-Chinese uprising that occurred in Indonesia. The film was highly acclaimed for its symbolic portrayal of various aspects of cultural pluralism, including contemporary conflicts between different ethnic groups. read more...

Anri Sala: No Names, No Title
at Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Tel Aviv, Israel
Dec 20, 14 - Mar 21, 15

First solo exhibition in Israel for Anri Sala (born in Tirana, Albania, 1974), one of the most successful international contemporary artists. His works explore the interrelationship between sound and space and examine the concept of rupture from its audial, visual and social aspects. The exhibition presents, among others, Sala鈥檚 video installation Ravel Ravel Unravel, which represented France at the 2013 Venice Biennale. read more...