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Linda Mieko Allen: Figmenta
at Nancy Hoffman Gallery
New York, NY, USA
Jun 13, 14 - Jul 31, 14

On June 13 Nancy Hoffman Gallery opens 鈥滷igmenta,鈥� Linda Mieko Allen鈥檚 new series, a body of work of the past two to three years, in which the artist investigates place and displacement, a favorite subject of hers for ongoing exploration.  Space, tensions, transitional states and contradictions are key elements of Allen鈥檚 works, along with a dialogue between organic and geometric forms and shapes.  Allen鈥檚 vocabulary incorporates natural phenomena, and architecture. read more...

This is what sculpture looks like
at Postmasters
Tribeca - New York, NY, USA
Jun 14, 14 - Aug 02, 14

There are too many painting shows. There aren't enough sculpture shows. We are fixing that. Sixteen artists. Sculpture has suffered negation in the discourse and the marketplace. For Rosalind Krauss it was both not-architecture ["what was on or in front of a building that was not the building,'] and not-landscape ["what was in the landscape that was not the landscape."] For Ad Reinhardt sculpture was not-painting: Something you bump into when you back up to look at a painting. read more...

Duckrabbit
at Anat Ebgi Gallery
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Jun 13, 14 - Jul 26, 14

Anat Ebgi is pleased to announce Duckrabbit, an exhibition organized by Jason Bailer Losh, opening June 13 and on view until July 26, 2014. Whenever someone other than the artist sees an artwork, a duckrabbit is born. A lobed inkblot, seen one way, resembles a duck; seen another, a rabbit. The eye is an eye, but the ears are also a beak. read more...

Curtis R. Barnes: The Unicorn Incorporated
at Frye Art Museum
Seattle, WA, USA
Jun 14, 14 - Sep 21, 14

The Frye Art Museum is pleased to announce The Unicorn Incorporated, the first museum exhibition to celebrate the work and career of Seattle artist Curtis R. Barnes. For over six decades, Barnes has worked as an artist, illustrator, muralist, and community advocate. In his sculpture, painting, and drawing, he employs imagery derived from his vast experience, mystical erudition, and heritage. read more...

Wynn Bullock: Revelations
at High Museum of Art
Atlanta, GA, USA
Jun 14, 14 - Jan 18, 15

The High will become the first major art museum in nearly 40 years to mount a retrospective of work by photographer Wynn Bullock (1902-1975). This exhibition is organized by the High in collaboration with the Center for Creative Photography. One of the most significant photographers of the mid-20th century, Bullock worked in the American modernist tradition alongside Edward Weston, Harry Callahan and Ansel Adams. More than 100 black-and-white and color works by Bullock will come together for the exhibition, which will coincide with a major gift to the High from the Bullock Estate of a large collection of vintage photographs, making the High one of the most significant repositories of Bullock's work in the country. read more...

Judy Chicago: Heads Up
at David Richard Gallery
Santa Fe, NM, USA
Jun 14, 14 - Jul 26, 14

David Richard Gallery will present Heads Up, the newest body of work by Judy Chicago in cast glass, bronze and ceramics that explores human emotions and behavior. The exhibition will be presented June 14 鈥� July 26, 2014 with an opening reception on Saturday, June 14 from 2:00-5:00 PM and a gallery talk from 3:30 鈥� 5:00 PM between Judy Chicago and Dr. Kathy Battista, a feminist scholar, writer, curator and Director, Contemporary Art, Sotheby鈥檚 Institute of Art in New York. read more...

A Special Arrow Was Shot in the Neck
at The David Roberts Art Foundation
London, UK
Jun 13, 14 - Aug 02, 14

A Special Arrow Was Shot In The Neck鈥� is the seventh edition of the DRAF Curators鈥� Series, with guest curators Natasha Ginwala (b. 1985, India) and Vivian Ziherl (b. 1982, Australia), co-founders of the ongoing curatorial research project Landings. Previous participants in the series include Raimundas Malasauskas (Lithuania), Mathieu Copeland (UK) and Pablo Leon de la Barra (Mexico). This group exhibition brings together a range of international artists, poets and choreographers; including Etel Adnan, Boyle Family, Chandralekha, Bonita Ely, Simone Forti, Ganesh Haloi, Camille Henrot, Yee I-Lann, Juma-adi, The Otolith Group, Prabhakar Pachpute, Dashrath Patel, Selma and Sofiane Ouissi with research contributions by Angela Melitopoulos & Angela Anderson, Filipa C茅sar, Simryn Gill and Rachel O鈥橰eilly. read more...

The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes
at CAG Contemporary Art Gallery
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Jun 13, 14 - Jun 29, 14

The Act of Seeing with One鈥檚 Own Eyes is a group exhibition of recent film and video that seeks to interrogate notions of uncertainty within the documentary format. Work by ten artists engages with the conventions of source footage, narrative voice and re-enactment, questioning perceptions of such devices, while also reclaiming them in order to redefine their intent and potential. Not all works critique these characteristics, but each examines the consumption of knowledge and truth, using the body as form and performance as a site, to address where meaning may reside. read more...

FUTURA: INTROSPECTIVE
at Galerie Magda Danysz, Paris
11e - Paris, France
Jun 14, 14 - Jul 26, 14

The star of the stars, the emblem of street-art and pioneer of the movement, known from the 70s for his abstract graffitis without letters, FUTURA is a real legend. As BASQUIAT, SEEN, or Keith HARING, FUTURA has been involved in a numerous exhibitions since the 80s in New-York., notably the legendary New-York / New Wave at the PS1 in 1981. read more...

Tim Parchikov: Fast-Moving Tides
at Galerie Priska Pasquer
Cologne, Germany
Jun 14, 14 - Aug 23, 14

Political and social systems are in a state of change at present. In the current solo exhibition of Tim Parchikov鈥檚 work at | PRISKA PASQUER, there is a clear sense of tense silence before drastic change. Looking at the worldwide changes, Tim Parchikov connects his photographs from his series 鈥淏urning News鈥� with colour negative photographs of Moscow and mystical panorama views of Iceland, the former seemingly disconnected from reality, the latter seemingly timeless.  The photographs of the series 鈥淏urning News鈥� show men standing in the snow, holding open, burning newspapers in their hands. read more...