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Cross My Heart Hope To Die: Vita E Morte
at Subliminal Projects Gallery
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Jul 26, 14 - Aug 23, 14

SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS is pleased to present Vita E Morte, the first solo show of new work by multimedia art collective Cross My Heart Hope To Die (CMHHTD). The collective consists of Sean Bonner, Brevi, Andrew Kline (Strife), and DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill). The idea for forming CMHHTD was the result of casual discussions about the excitement that at one time came with discovering new music. read more...

Timothy Cummings: Cloverleaf
at Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
Union Square - San Francisco, CA, USA
Jul 26, 14 - Sep 06, 14

Catharine Clark Gallery presents Cloverleaf, an exhibition of new work by Timothy Cummings. This will be the first view of Cummings鈥檚 work in our newly renovated gallery space. The exhibit consists of paintings on wood panel and is driven by the artist鈥檚 relocation to the place of his birth: Albuquerque, New Mexico. This recent move, as well as the artist鈥檚 2013 residency in S茫o Paulo, Brazil have spurred Cummings鈥檚 exploration of dualities鈥攊nsider/outsider, self/other, the  collision of nostalgia and the present. read more...

Caroline Lathan-Stiefel: Wider Than the Sky
at Museum of Contemporary Art, Jacksonville
Jacksonville, FL, USA
Jul 26, 14 - Oct 26, 14

This site-specific sculptural work made of an array of mostly textile materials鈥攑ipe cleaners, wire, thread, yarn, string, fabric, plastic, and fishing weights鈥攕uspends from skylight girders to forty feet below. A series of intricately woven curtains and several small segments include three-dimensional elements, translucent fabrics, and open areas that allow viewers to peer through multiple layers from each floor of the Museum. Shades of red, blue, and black take on new dimensions when lit by gallery lights that emphasize details and create shadows that become a part of the overall work. read more...

Addendum
at Chicago Artists鈥� Coalition Gallery
Chicago, IL, USA
Jul 25, 14 - Aug 15, 14

Chicago Artists Coalition鈥檚 Midwest Artist Exchange is an annual initiative that nurtures connections and collaborations among CAC鈥檚 BOLT Residency and artistic communities in neighboring Midwest cities.  The core aspect of the program is two back-to-back weekend-long tours in Chicago and another Midwestern city in which the artists, partnering organizations and staff participate in an exchange of ideas, trends and knowledge that taps each group into the creative production within the other community. Both tours include visits to artist-run spaces, studios, galleries, museums, and more, as well as presentations, potlucks, and facilitated discussions amongst the artists and participating administrators. read more...

A House Is Not A Hotel
at Pi Artworks, London
London, UK
Jul 25, 14 - Sep 10, 14

Itinerancy has increasingly become one of the primary characteristics that differentiate the lifestyles of the people, particularly the young, of contemporary western societies from the lifestyles of their predecessors. We move from city to city, rented accommodation to rented accommodation at an ever-increasing pace. A consequence of employment becoming increasingly flexible and precarious as well as a workforce that is more skilled and less laden with material and maternal/paternal commitments than its precursors. read more...

Disobedient Objects
at Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington - London, UK
Jul 26, 14 - Feb 01, 15

The V&A presents the first exhibition to explore the powerful role that objects play in grassroots movements for social change, demonstrating how political activism drives a wealth of design ingenuity. Disobedient Objects showcases collective creativity that defies standard definitions of art and design. The exhibition focuses on the period from the late 1970s to the present; a time that has brought a new cycle of global social struggles and new technologies. read more...

MATTERS OF TIME: Artists from Finland
at Frankfurter Kunstverein
Frankfurt, Germany
Jul 25, 14 - Oct 12, 14

Finland is Guest of Honour of Frankfurt International Book Fair 2014. In conjunction with the fair, the Frankfurter Kunstverein is presenting the exhibition 鈥淢atters of Time. Artists from Finland.鈥� The group exhibition brings together works by eight artists and artist duos from Finland, offering an in-depth look at diverse approaches within contemporary Finnish art. Using different media, including photography, video, sculpture, sound, and computer animation, the exhibited works address the nature of time and metaphors of transience. read more...

Maria Anwander: In a Certain State of Uncertainty
at Neue Kunsthalle St. Gallen
Sankt Gallen, Switzerland
Jul 26, 14 - Oct 05, 14

Maria Anwander (*1980) from Vorarlberg knows how to kiss the walls of the most famous museums of the world so intensely that she not only leaves behind a work in the form of an illegal performance but, above all, questions the hierarchies in the art world. As a conceptual artist she dedicates the majority of her research towards so-called institutional critique whereby, besides art institutions and their roles, she is also interested in the whole art system, especially artists. read more...

Lee Ufan
at Kaikai Kiki Gallery
Minato-ku - Tokyo, Japan
Jul 25, 14 - Aug 21, 14

Kaikai Kiki Gallery is pleased to announce that from Friday July 25, we will hold a solo exhibition by artist Lee Ufan. Since the late 60鈥瞫, Lee Ufan has been praised both in and outside of Japan as one of the leading artists of the Monoha movement. In recent years, however, he has moved beyond this framework to become a one of a kind artist occupying his own singular territory. In 2010, a museum of his work opened on Naoshima Island in Kagawa prefecture, while in 2011, a solo exhibition of his work was held at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. read more...

Glitter: Pat Larter vs Lola Ryan
at The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
Perth, Australia
Jul 26, 14 - Sep 27, 14

Pat Larter is better known as a muse for her husband, Australian pop artist Richard Larter, than for her own paintings and collages. Lola Ryan鈥檚 shellwork harbour bridges, boxes and wall hangings, which continue an indigenous tradition particular to La Perouse near Sydney, were for many years considered part of a souvenir trade rather than an art history. Glitter presents these two under-recognised Australian practices in conversation. read more...