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Projects 107: Lone Wolf Recital Corps
at The Museum of Modern Art
Midtown - New York, NY, USA
Aug 12, 17 - Oct 09, 17

The Museum of Modern Art presents Projects 107: Lone Wolf Recital Corps. The Lone Wolf Recital Corps, a multidisciplinary performance collective founded in 1986 by artist and musician Terry Adkins (American, 1953–2014), has an accumulative, rotating membership of collaborators in various musical and visual arts disciplines. During Adkins’s lifetime the Corps performed within and in conjunction with Adkins’s exhibitions; described by Adkins as “recitals,” these performances incorporated spoken word, live music, video projection, and costumed, choreographed movement. read more...

On Country: Australian Aboriginal Art from the Kaplan-Levi Gift
at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Upper East Side - New York, NY, USA
Aug 11, 17 - Dec 17, 17

This exhibition will feature six spectacular works of contemporary art by leading Australian Aboriginal artists. Monumental in both scale and ambition, the paintings are part of a 2016 gift that introduces an electrifying new dimension into The Met's representation of global contemporary art. On Country: Australian Aboriginal Art from the Kaplan-Levi Gift will explore aspects of nature and the elements—the flow of water, the shine or shimmer of rain and lightning—and their relationship to time and the ancestral landscape. read more...

Daniel G. Baird
at Eli & Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI, USA
Aug 12, 17 - Oct 01, 17

For his first solo museum exhibition, Daniel G. Baird (b. 1984) invites us to contemplate the different mythologies that shape our cultures and everyday lives—past, present, and future. Referencing archaeological practices and display strategies, Baird presents objects that evoke a sense of wonder and timelessness. A thirty-million-year-old fossilized tortoise shell; large-scale casts of a cave wall; digitally designed and 3D-printed hardware: What do all these have in common? read more...

Bernardo Ortiz: Friction
at Galeria Luisa Strina
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Aug 12, 17 - Sep 09, 17

Luisa Strina is pleased to present “Friction”, the second solo show of Bernardo Ortiz at the gallery. The (re)productive game of projecting that which does not yet exist depends on the ability to induce a visualization. And the success of that visualization depends, in turn, on certain generalized conventions about how we see what is yet to exist. These conventions are largely conditioned by the tools used to project (pencil, charcoal, paper, rulers, setsquares, paintbrushes, computer programs, for example). read more...

Tomie Ohtake: Nas pontas dos dedos
at Galeria Nara Roesler, São Paulo
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Aug 12, 17 - Sep 30, 17

Tomie Ohtakehtake: On the Tips of the Fingers at Galeria Nara Roesler | São Paulo, curator Paulo Miyada provides yet another key to grasping the plastic thinking of this acclaimed Brazilian artist. Comprising of paintings from the 1970s, as well as a few engravings, the exhibition also features some of the painter’s sketchbooks – which are little known, even within the art circuit – containing small collages that allow a glimpse into the genesis of Ohtake’s pictorial experimentation process. These delicate studies follow a unique process: tearing out, cutting up and pasting together cutouts from everyday media such as magazines, invitations, news dailies, leaflets etc. read more...

Jean-Michel Leclerc: À Mystic Rill
at Galerie Simon Blais
Montreal, QC, Canada
Aug 12, 17 - Sep 02, 17

The gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Jean-Michel Leclerc, the recipient of the 2017 Sylvie and Simon Blais Award for Emerging Visual Artists. Gallerists Sylvie and Simon Blais created the award in 2009 to mark the 20th anniversary of the founding of their gallery. The exhibition, À Mystic Rill, will include some twenty works (paintings and sculptures) that are interrelated through a web of hidden associations, offering the viewer a reinterpretation of the “history” by taking as a starting point the Dominion amusement park, and more specifically its “Mystic Rill” ride, the site of a tragic fire in August 1919. read more...

Crossing Borders. Focus on European Art 1300–1800
at Statens Museum for Kunst, National Gallery of Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark
Aug 12, 17 - Nov 26, 17

Explore a selection of SMK's greatest masterpieces of European art from 1300 to 1800. Join us on a journey where we focus on how artists have always crossed great distances in their quest for inspiration and new ideas.  Artists have always been adventurous, travelling out into the world in order to get new ideas and inspire others. The exhibition explores how artists crossed great distances during the years 1300 to 1800 – driven first by necessity, then by an urge for adventure. read more...

Hans Rosenström
at Helsinki Contemporary
Helsinki, Finland
Aug 11, 17 - Sep 03, 17

Helsinki Contemporary is showing a solo exhibition by Hans Rosentröm, who is known for his sound and spatial installations. The exhibition explores our relationship with nature and each other. The Gallery space will be taken over by a narrative, multi-channel sound installation The Sea - Chapter I. The work is a continuation of Rosenström’s Shoreline sound installation shown in June-July 2017 in the international ARoS Triennial in Aarhus, Denmark. read more...

Alexandra Pirici: Aggregate.
at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (NBK)
Mitte - Berlin, Germany
Aug 12, 17 - Aug 17, 17

Neuer Berliner Kunstverein presents the first solo exhibition of Alexandra Pirici in Germany. Conceived as a living environment, the exhibition Aggregate forms the framework for more than 80 performers, who together with the visitors define the exhibition space in a swarm movement. Based on embodied memories that negotiate fragments of the common world heritage, the work referrs to mankind’s attempt to preserve essential aspects of its existence in time capsules, such as NASA’s “Voyager Golden Records”, comprising selected information on life on Earth in order to make it available for other, alien species. read more...

Van Gogh to Cézanne, Bonnard to Matisse: The Collection Hahnloser
at Kunstmuseum Bern
Bern, Switzerland
Aug 11, 17 - Mar 11, 18

The works from the Hahnloser Collection, enhance the Kunstmuseum Bern’s collection with high-quality works of art. This show at the Kunstmuseum Bern will be a highlight of its exhibition program this year. It not only conveys the most comprehensive impression of the collection to date. But in addition lucidly illustrates its importance for the reception of modern art in Switzerland, displaying the extent of Hahnloser’s influence with his pioneering collection on the collecting activities of the Kunstmuseum Bern. read more...

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