just performed last night on Wednesday, March 23rd, at Betty Tompkins’ show, Words on WOMEN at the Flag Art Foundation,
alongside the Minerva Ladies (Fabiola Alondra, Jane Harmon, Anna Furney, and Erin Goldberger).
We are very happy, that she was part of this show and that her energy could turn it into an exciting event!
We are soo happy to hear that our good friend and talented artist
DYLAN PEIRCE
is going to exhibit together with his partner TOLIA ASTALI
alongside great artists
Ralf Brög
Aleana Egan
Lothar Götz
Thomas Ruff
Gregor Schneider
Jürgen Staak
Marsha Cottrell
this March at McKinsey&Company at the Sky Office in Düsseldorf!
Dr. Jürgen Schröder, Dr. Fabian Billing und Frauke Weyrather are opening the exhibition
and Dr. Stefanie Kreuzer from the Museum Morsbroich in Leverkusen is doing an introdution.
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We are excited about our upcoming book presentation with DYLAN PEIRCE in Düsseldorf this spring!
Stay tuned!
MARIO ASEF is being part of the exhibition “Transitional Societies” – together with Bernhard Draz, Sven Kalden, Georg Klein, Joachim Seinfeldan he is showing at NON Berlin!
The opening is this iupcoming thursday – March 3rd 2016 at 7pm!
WHERE?
NON Berlin,
Chauseestraße 11/Entrance Tieckstraße, 10115 Berlin
Hours:
Monday to Saturday, 2pm to 7pm
The show is running from March 4th until the 12th, so we suggest you to stop by quickly!!
The exhibition Transitional Societies, initiated by NON in 2015, accesses the discourse about Transitional Justice, and transferres it with freely associated aesthetic, but politically motivated positions into a wider social context.
Georg Klein shows his interactive installation Na Na in the entrance area. Two opposing satellite dishes acoustically create the word ICH (I / ME), and its Korean equivalent NA, and abstracting it beyond recognition.
In his art work NEAR EAST SIDE GALLERY Sven Kalden transfers graffiti and paintings of the Berlin Wall onto concrete models of the Israeli boundary walls, which are built in the West Bank since 2002.
The Argentine artist Mario Asef broaches the issue of the abduction and murder of 43 Mexican students in 2014, and the grotesque public response to this atrocity, with his large-format photographic work: Acción Día de Muertos.
Joachim Seinfeld shows a cycle from his photo performance series: When Germans Are Having Fun – Dokufiction. He offers an ironic reflection on the bourgeois, christian, right-winged, and also the leftist anti-Semitism in Germany.
Eventually, Bernhard Draz presents with Transitional Justice – Terminology, the words freedom – arbitrariness – justice – control, in white neon letters against a gray background, togehther with its korean pendants as steel letters.
Transitional Societies is a cooperation project of NON Berlin – Asian Contemporary Art Platform and MEINBLAU projektraum, initiated by Anne Hölck, Chan Sook Choi and Ido Shin.
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Mario Asef, Acción Día de Muertos, 2014
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We are so proud to here that MAURICIO LIMON is having a solo exhibition with Hilario Galguera Gallery at the ARCO in Madrid!!
Here is their announcement:
we are very happy to share, that Hilario Galguera Gallery,
is presenting Tetlacuicuiliqui, im original language náhuatl, “the one who roots out” Mauricio Limón‘s solo project presented at the 35th aniversary of ARCO Madrid.
This video shows a “merolico” installed in a botanical garden performing his daily spectacle without talking, using pantomime instead of his word.
merolico, ca.
(familiar) SM (Mex) (=curandero) quack (informal); (=vendedor) street salesman
*WordReference http://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=Merolico
Rafael J. de Meraulyok, Swiss physician, surgeon, dentist whose name gave rise to mexicanism merolico. August 1879, Mexico City
“Combated and applauded, quacks challenged the boundary between enlightened and popular: they make round knowledge among diverse cultural classes. In Mexico, Meraulyock rooted out teeth, removed dandruff, pneumonia, cough, rotten nails, eye bogger and flu. A mix of quack and actor, he finished his query amid applause and greatness…”
Artemio del Valle Arizpe (1884-1961)
♦ Augustin Melgar 30 interior 1 (between Pachuca and Zamora) ♦
We are happy about RACHEL LIBESKIND‘s
cooperation with the instrument ensemble NEW VINTAGE BAROQUE
by contributing projection installations to their concert series The Body Untied at LIGHTBOX.
We are proud of
just having participated with a performance piece at the monthly series LITTLE THEATRE in NY.
The Creator’s Project published a beautiful article on their performance and featured an interview with Rachel. In “Funny While Female: Four Artists on Gender, Humor, and Performance” they state that usually LITTLE THEATRE is known for bringing new and unexpected voices to the stage, but this time the strangely distant worlds of art and theater intersected with a live show featuring four female artists who find identity between the lines of art, performance, and comedy.
To read the full Interview:
http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/funny-while-female-four-artists-on-gender-humor-and-performance
RACHEL LIBESKIND
We are very happy to see Rachel was interviewed by NEW YORK TIMES!!
“Rachel Libeskind: A Performance Artist Blossoms”
emphasizing her great performance skills and strategies
“There is something to be said for the female ability to push boundaries in what media is and what mediums are. Historically, paintings are a very male thing. I think in some ways, either consciously or unconsciously, I’m responding to that.”
&
American Gothic: An Original Opera
Rachel has created a multi media installation for American Gothic, an original four-part opera, which opens October 21st at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn. The show will run the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of October at 8:00pm each night.
just got featured in The Brooklyn Rail magazine
with his exhibition statements (2015) at Manière Noire Galerie in Berlin!!
The “exhibition by Mario Asef entitled Statements (March 7 – July 22) brings into question customarily determined assumptions of art and language—for example, in hand-written signs containing phrases such as “Art is not an option” and “Wir haben kein ziel aber wir haben eine methode” (“We have no goal but we have a method”).” – by Tom McGlynnartist (poet and art critic)
Berliner Sommerzeit – The Brooklyn Rail
at
RADIATOR ARTS BENEFIT AUCTION
September 18-October 23, 2015
Opening Reception: Friday, September 18, 6pm – 9pm
at Radiator Gallery (10-61 Jackson Ave LIC, New York)
Curated by Culturadora
Artists: Rachel Libeskind, Daniel Greenfield-Campoverde, Romina Hendlin, Nick Fusaro, Mei Xian Qiu, Tracey Snelling, Diego Zaks, Ariela Kader, Arantxa Araujo & Eric Corriel.
Bidding will start September 4 and close on September 20 at 3:00 PM EST.
To register and start bidding, please visit:
Paddle8.com/auctions/radiatorarts
“Nun/Priest” 2015
acrylic and mixed media (incl. silkscreen and plotter ink) on stretched canvas
“Family Void” 2011
toothpaste and mixed media on scanner bed.