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Salon des RefUSE
at Garrison Art Center
Garrison, NY, USA
Aug 16, 14 - Sep 07, 14

Garrison Art Center is proud to announce Salon des RefUSE, an exhibition curated by artist Thomas Huber. According to Huber: Salon Des RefUSE features artists from the lower Hudson Valley, who work with found objects and industrial materials. In transcending everyday materials into art, these artists act like tricksters--they invite audiences to confront and rethink the objects on view. Referring to the history of art rejected right out of the Academic Salons in Paris, as well the varied practices of iconoclastic artists such as Eduard Manet, Marcel Duchamp and Robert Rauschenberg, Salon des RefUSE includes rich works that point to the histories of reusing and recycling materials in the service of art that refuses to be categorized in whatever passes for the conventional account of art. read more...

Arrive and Likewise Depart
at Sonce Alexander Gallery
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Aug 16, 14 - Sep 01, 14

In photography, the appreciation of sculptural form encourages repetition and isolation of form with consideration for detail and environment. A single photographic frame can offer a concentrated analysis of structure and surface material: the opportunity to revisit angles, depth of shadow and gradients of light. Accentuated scale, monumentality and exaggerated viewpoints reveal the photographer鈥檚 artistic inscription while exposing the collapse of sculptural perception within a two-dimensional visual field and medium. read more...

Duncan Jago: New Coordinates
at White Walls
San Francisco, CA, USA
Aug 16, 14 - Sep 06, 14

White Walls is pleased to present the new work of Bristol based artist, Mr Jago, in his latest exhibition titled New Coordinates. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, August 16 from 7 pm to 11 pm. The exhibit will be on view through September 6, 2014 and is free and open to the public. The work of Mr Jago cannot be simply described or categorized. read more...

Marine Hugonnier: Apicula Enigma
at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
Gateshead, UK
Aug 15, 14 - Nov 16, 14

Marine Hugonnier (born Paris, 1969) makes work which studies and deconstructs modes of representation. At BALTIC, Hugonnier will present her film Apicula Enigma 2013. Shot in the mountains of Austria, Apicula Enigma (translated as the 鈥榖ee鈥檚 riddle鈥�) follows the journey of a bee colony. Hugonnier eschews conventions associated with nature documentaries 鈥� there is no narrative, staged content or scripted voiceover 鈥� instead the film shows the sequence of events as they happened on set. read more...

Mikhael Subotzky: Show 'n Tell
at The Goodman Gallery, Cape Town
Cape Town, South Africa
Aug 16, 14 - Sep 13, 14

Show 鈥榥 Tell at Goodman Gallery Cape Town presents a number of new works by Mikhael Subotzky, alongside a work that he made over ten years ago. At the heart of the exhibition is the psychological disparity between what it means to 鈥渟how鈥� something, and what is implied in 鈥渢elling鈥� about it. This subject has been central to Subotzky鈥檚 work, to varying degrees, since graduating from The University of Cape Town in 2004. read more...

FNB Joburg Art Fair 2014
at Joburg Art Fair
Johannesburg, South Africa
Aug 22, 14 - Aug 24, 14

Over the past six years, the FNB Joburg Art Fair, the first international art fair on the continent, has played a leading role in supporting contemporary art with a pan-African focus. The Art Fair has become an important place for the continent鈥檚 artists, curators, collectors, writers and art lovers to congregate.The 2014 Fair in its seventh edition will see the fourth edition of the FNB Art Prize and a curated Special Projects Programme crafted by our curatorial team. read more...

Australian Design: Ten Years of the Peter Fogarty Fund
at Art Gallery of Western Australia
Perth, Australia
Aug 16, 14 - Mar 09, 15

The Peter Fogarty Design Fund was established by Art Gallery of Western Australia Foundation Governor Dr Tim Jeffery to support the acquisition of works by Australian designers and craftspeople not yet represented in the Collection. This exhibition presents the exceptional works purchased from the Fund over the last ten years. It includes jewellery by Mari Funaki, Cinnamon Lee, Helena Bogucki, Sally Marsland, furniture by Jon Goulder, Khai Liew, Dinosaur Designs, Korban/Flaubert, Penelope Forlano, Tomek Archer and Christopher Robins, ceramics by Kirsten Coehlo and Robin Best, glass by Jasper Dowding, stationary and vessels by Daniel. read more...

Hanga: Modern Japanese prints
at Queensland Art Gallery
Brisbane, Australia
Aug 16, 14 - Mar 08, 15

This exhibition showcases over sixty works from the Gallery鈥檚 collection of Japanese prints created after 1950. It highlights the ongoing importance of the printmaking tradition in Japan, where artists continue to draw from centuries-old techniques and imagery, while innovating and experimenting with new forms and technologies. 鈥楬anga: Modern Japanese prints鈥� features works by some of the leading Japanese printmakers over the past sixty years. read more...

Holger Kalberg: The Family
at Monte Clark Gallery, Vancouver
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Aug 16, 14 - Sep 13, 14

Holger Kalberg鈥檚 exhibition THE FAMILY explores the legacy of high Modernism and its related utopian models of thinking, presenting new paintings and sculptures that examine and critique modes of Modernist vocabulary. Kalberg describes his own relationship with Modernism as 鈥渃onflicted appreciation,鈥� often engaging with the aesthetics of the mode while at the same time critiquing the model. The works presented in this exhibition follow Kalberg鈥檚 desire for a renewed reflection of Modernist formalism through an investigation into the artist's own studio practice, motivation, and early influences, especially Joseph Beuys and his socialist/utopian agenda. read more...

Susanne Ussing: En udstilling i vadestedet mellem lykkelig dr酶m og kluntet virkelighed
at Den frie udstilling
Oesterbro - Copenhagen, Denmark
Aug 16, 14 - Sep 28, 14

The visual artist and architect Susanne Ussing (1940-1998) worked at an intersection between art, design and architecture. In her several decorative commissions for public spaces and several sensory exhibitions, she displayed her humanistic commitment, and her interest in sensuousness and the encounter with her audience. The exhibition presents a wide range of Ussing鈥檚 work, making use of her photographic documentation and models of architectural experiments, which she called 鈥渕anifesto buildings鈥�. read more...