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Ham Jin
at Shin Gallery
New York, NY, USA
Mar 06, 15 - Apr 30, 15

Ham Jin seems to have spent his childhood living in a different world, a micro-world, with its own peculiar set of rules. Through his arrangement of miniscule clay sculptures, Ham Jin gives us a window into this world, depicting scenes that might be a rendition of ordinary life for its inhabitants, but these lives are ordinarily invisible to us. His work Underneath It presents visual stories that the artist collected and edited from barely noticed scenes in marginal spaces. read more...

Assaf Evron: The sea was smooth, perfectly mirroring the sky
at Andrea Meislin Gallery
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Mar 07, 15 - Apr 25, 15

Andrea Meislin Gallery is pleased to announce Assaf Evron鈥檚 one-person show the sea was smooth, perfectly mirroring the sky. This will be Evron鈥檚 first exhibition at the gallery, and will include photographs, photographic objects and sculpture. The exhibition will be on view from March 5- April 25, 2015. Lending from a variety of disparate topics, Assaf Evron鈥檚 work investigates the deceptive nature of vision and the ways in which it influences social structures. read more...

Hammer Projects: Lauren Bon and Metabolic Studio
at Armand Hammer Museum of Art, University of California, Los Angeles
Westwood - Los Angeles, CA, USA
Mar 08, 15 - May 10, 15

Hammer Projects: Lauren Bon and Metabolic Studio will feature an immersive sonic work, The Catch, 2015. For this project, Bon and the Metabolic Studio鈥檚 Sonics and Optics Divisions will imbue the gallery with deep aural impressions, triggering both a physical sensation in viewers and a visual response as shadow waves sweep across the gallery floor, a cascading reflection of the water lens suspended above visitors鈥� heads. This exhibition uses sound imprints based on Bon鈥檚 water wheel, LA Noria, part of a massive project called Bending the River Back Into the City, 2012-present, that is expected to break ground in 2015 adjacent to the LA river, Downtown, and coincides with the Hammer鈥檚 year of water programming. read more...

For a New World to Come: Experiments in Japanese Art and Photography, 1968鈥�1979
at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
River Oaks - Houston, TX, USA
Mar 07, 15 - Jul 12, 15

The late 1960s and early 1970s marked a period of political and social turmoil in Japan. The country was struggling to forge a new identity on the world stage, and Japanese artists were seeking a medium that could adequately respond to these uncertain times. For a New World to Come: Experiments in Japanese Art and Photography, 1968鈥�1979 explores in depth, for the first time, the role of photography in the formation of Contemporary art in Japan. read more...

Evan Roth: Voices over the Horizon
at Carroll / Fletcher
London, UK
Mar 06, 15 - Apr 11, 15

In Voices over the Horizon, Roth presents the findings of his paranormal investigations into the Internet. Using ghost-hunting technologies and rituals, Roth ventures into the Internet's physical landscape to reconnect with a network changed by monetisation, centralisation and surveillance. Often described as the search for disembodied human energy, ghost hunting for Roth becomes an apt way to describe our daily interactions with the Internet - a world seemingly invisible yet swarming all around us. read more...

Jason Rhoades: Four Roads
at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
Gateshead, UK
Mar 06, 15 - May 31, 15

Jason Rhoades, Four Roads will be the first major gallery exhibition of the work of this exceptional artist who died in 2006 at the age of 41. Rhoades lived and worked in Los Angeles. Jason Rhoades, Four Roads will occupy BALTIC鈥檚 two largest floors, with four installations to be navigated by four interpretive paths or roads: Jason Rhoades, American Artist; Jason the Mason, (a biographical thread named for a childhood nickname); Systems (language, scale, indexing, economies), and Taboo. By foregrounding these themes, the exhibition aims to open up for investigation Rhoades鈥檚 spectacular, overloaded installations. read more...

Artists and Prophets: A Secret History of Modern Art
at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt
Frankfurt, Germany
Mar 06, 15 - Jun 14, 15

Egon Schiele saw himself as a visionary and prophetic artist, Franti拧ek Kupka forged an abstract style of painting infused with spiritist principles, Joseph Beuys called under the rubric 鈥渟ocial sculpture鈥� up for social change due to creative actions, and Friedensreich Hundertwasser was an ecological crusader whose spiral paintings were holistic in essence. These pioneering artistic attitudes and developments would have not come about without contact with several 鈥減rophets鈥�. read more...

Isabelle Cornaro 鈥� Giuseppe Uncini
at Vistamare Benedetta Spalletti
Pescara, Italy
Mar 07, 15 - May 16, 15

On 7th March 2015 the Vistamare gallery will inaugurate an exhibition of work by Giuseppe Uncini (curated by Bruno Cor脿 and the Archivio Uncini) and Isabelle Cornaro, continuing the gallery鈥檚 tradition of presenting exhibitions that pair artists of historical importance with young talents who are currently gaining  international recognition. As with previous shows in the series, there is a subtle but significant connection between the two artists鈥� work, manifest both in their common use of the medium of sculpture and in the importance that both Uncini and Cornaro give to areas of shadow, which in some of the works on show becomes the protagonist 鈥� the independent subject of the work. read more...

Mark Leckey: UniAddDumThs
at Kunsthalle Basel
Basel, Switzerland
Mar 06, 15 - May 31, 15

Opening: March 5, 2015, 7 pm Mark Leckey鈥檚 (*1964) UniAddDumThs is a new installation by the former Turner Prize winner that is ambiguously鈥攁nd provocatively鈥攂oth an exhibition the artist curated and an artwork he authored. The British artist spent years gathering a pantheon of digital images of archaic exotica, artworks, and visionary machines from the Internet, and then several more years while the 鈥渙riginal鈥� referents for that data were tracked down and borrowed from institutions around the world. The result was a show Leckey curated in 2013 called The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things. read more...

Leung Chi Wo + Sara Wong: Museum of the Lost
at Blindspot Gallery
Central - Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Mar 07, 15 - May 02, 15

鈥淢useum of the Lost鈥� features the collaborative works of Hong Kong artists Leung Chi Wo + Sara Wong. In its interplay between reality and fiction, He was lost yesterday and we found him today is a series of staged portraits in which the artists re-enact anonymous figures in old newspapers, pamphlets and other archival materials that they have been collecting for their on-going project Museum of the Lost. Selected materials from the archival collection, with captions as fictional anecdotes written by the artists, will also be showcased. read more...