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Howard Fonda: Everything and Nothing
at Mixed Greens
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Mar 20, 14 - Apr 19, 14

Mixed Greens is thrilled to announce Howard Fonda’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery. In Everything and Nothing, he will exhibit a new series of largely autobiographical oil paintings and drawings. For Fonda, painting is a spiritual outpost, with the finished works existing as byproducts of instinct, thought, contemplation, and struggle.  Sometimes purely formal, other times historical, philosophical, or metaphysical, Fonda’s paintings freely alternate between abstraction and figuration. read more...

Romare Bearden: Insight and Innovation
at DC Moore Gallery
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Mar 20, 14 - Apr 19, 14

DC Moore Gallery is pleased to present Romare Bearden : Insight and Innovation, an exhibition that presents some of the finest examples of Bearden’s work in collage, watercolor, and oil, highlighting his mastery of multiple artistic techniques and mediums. While probably best known for his powerful collages, Bearden also created modernist tempera paintings, lyrical abstractions, photographic enlargements that he called Projections, lush watercolors, and jazz and blues monotypes. read more...

Sunken Living Room
at Franklin Street Works
Stamford, CT, USA
Mar 22, 14 - May 25, 14

The Sunken Living Room is an exhibition of contemporary art, most of which was created during the current recession, beginning in 2008. This original, group exhibition will be on view from March 22 – May 25, 2014 at Franklin Street Works. The show’s title simultaneously reflects the interior design phenomenon of the slightly stepped down or “sunken” living room, popular during the last big U.S. read more...

Peter Doig: Early Works
at Michael Werner Gallery, London
Mayfair - London, UK
Mar 20, 14 - May 31, 14

Michael Werner Gallery, London is pleased to present an exhibition of early works by Peter Doig. The exhibition presents a comprehensive overview of Doig’s formative works from the 1980s and includes several paintings and drawings shown for the first time. In a career spanning three decades Peter Doig has established himself as one of the most inventive and accomplished artists working in painting today. read more...

Sam Francis, Hans Hofmann, Joan Mitchell
at Galerie Thomas Modern
Munich, Germany
Mar 21, 14 - May 17, 14

Our exhibition brings together three major representatives of Abstract American Expressionism: Hans Hofmann, Joan Mitchell and Sam Francis.  Hans Hofmann Hans Hofmann Dark Transition 1947 Joan Mitchell Joan Mitchell Sunflowers 1990 Sam Francis Sam Francis Sam Francis When White 1963-1964 Hans Hofmann was one of the founding fathers of Abstract Expressionism. As a teacher and theoretician, he was a benchmark for the younger generation of artists. read more...

The Divine Comedy
at MMK Zollamt
Frankfurt, Germany
Mar 21, 14 - Jul 27, 14

In "The Divine Comedy: Heaven, Hell, Purgatory revisited by Contemporary African Artists", the MMK will serve as a stage for Dante’s Divine Commedy on 4,500 square metres of exhibition space. In this early fourteenth-century epic, which combines central notions of Christianity with religious concepts of antiquity, the Italian poet Dante Alighieri (1265–1321) explores theological, philosophical and moral issues which have lost nothing of their social and political topicality to this day. His work forms the foundation for the exhibition developed by curator Simon Njami in cooperation with the MMK and to be presented subsequently at four further venues worldwide. read more...

Bosch to Bloemaert: Fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Netherlandish drawings from the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam
at Fondation Custodia
7e - Paris, France
Mar 22, 14 - Jun 22, 14

For the first time in France, part of the exceptional collection of early drawings from the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam is to be exhibited in Paris, at the Fondation Custodia, from 22 March to 22 June 2014. From Jheronimus Bosch to Pieter Bruegel and Abraham Bloemaert, 142 of the most important drawings from the Rotterdam museum holding one of the richest collections of fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Netherlandish drawings, will be unveiled to the French public. Taking centre stage at the exhibition will be The Owl’s Nest, a remarkable piece by Jheronimus Bosch. read more...

Arno Kramer: Longing - drawings
at De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art
Tilburg, Netherlands
Mar 22, 14 - May 18, 14

Arno Kramer (Winterswijk, 1945) is a draughtsman pur sang, who makes full use of the qualities and potential of his medium. His way of drawing is highly recognizable, not only due to the combination of abstract and figurative elements, but also because of the sensitive quality and melancholy atmosphere of his works, which have been characterized as 'delicate and vulnerable.' That characteristic also applies to the very large drawings that sometimes span entire walls. read more...

The Art of George Chann
at Tina Keng Gallery, Taipei
Taipei, Taiwan
Mar 22, 14 - Apr 20, 14

Tina Keng Gallery, Taipei is pleased to present The Art of George Chann, on view from March 22 to April 20, 2014 (opening reception: Saturday, March 22, 4:30-7:00pm). The exhibition displays an overview of Chann’s multifaceted artistic career with works from three main different phases: earlier portraitures, figurative landscapes, and abstract paintings.  George Chann (1913-1995) began painting in the 1940s, and soon established a reputable style in portrait paintings of the poor with a strong sense of humanitarian concerns in California, USA. read more...

Transparent: Watercolour in Queensland 1850s-1980s
at Queensland Art Gallery
Brisbane, Australia
Mar 22, 14 - Jul 20, 14

‘Transparent’ explores the breadth and diversity of watercolours held in the Gallery’s Collection. It demonstrates the medium’s important role in Queensland’s visual history from its earliest colonial beginnings. The 1980s is considered by some to be watercolour’s most exuberant and expressionistic decade following an intense period of creativity in the 1960s and 1970s. The exhibition falls into major groupings: the early colonial era and late nineteenth century, modern watercolour developments in the early twentieth century, the challenges of World War Two, and the more recent development of a local strain of expressionism. read more...