Paul Pfeiffer: Artist Talk, Wexner Center for the Arts

Thursday 29 August

4:30pm 

Wexner Center for the Arts

1871 North High Street Columbus

Ohio

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Barbara Kasten: Artist Lecture, 360 Speaker Series, Nasher Sculpture Center 

Saturday 24 August

1:30pm

Nasher Sculpture Center

2001 Flora Street Dallas

Texas

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Lari Pittman: Artist Lecture, Summer Series, Anderson Ranch Arts Center

Thursday 15 August

12:30pm

Schermer Meeting Hall

Anderson Ranch Arts Center 

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For the summer holiday, Thomas Dane Gallery will be closed from Monday 12 August through Friday 16 August. ⁣
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Both London and Naples offices will reopen the following week. ⁣

Walead Beshty: Aichi Triennale 2019 

The festival’s fourth iteration, Taming Y/Our Passion, will feature an international contemporary art exhibition alongside film, performing arts and music programs, bringing together over 80 individual artists and collectives. 

1 August - 14 October 2019 

Multiple venues 

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Alexandre da Cunha: Book Launch, Thomas Dane Gallery, London

Please join us on the evening of Thursday 5 September for the launch of Monumento, co-published by Revolver Publishing and Cobogó. 

Monumento is the second publication dedicated to the work of Alexandre da Cunha. Da Cunha's practice is predominantly based on ideas of the readymade and found objects which he re-signifies, inviting viewers to see them with a new perspective. In recent years, Da Cunha has taken these ideas to a monumental scale, with commissions of public site-specific works in Boston, London, and São Paulo as well as other large outdoor works in US, Europe and South America. These large-scale installations constitute the core of Monumento. The book also showcases a series of smaller table sculptures, as well as a selection of Samplings, a series of works on paper which flirt with notions of collage, appropriation and the public realm. Monumento includes an essay by Fernanda Brenner and a conversation between Da Cunha, Phillip King and Jenni Lomax; the book is designed by GUNMAD and edited by Maria M. P. de Pontes. 

Thursday, 5 September, 6-8pm
Thomas Dane Gallery
3 Duke Street, St James's
London

Monumeto will also launch at:

Pivô 
Edifício Copan
loja 54 – Avenida Ipiranga, 200.
São Paulo
Saturday, 31 August

WIELS - Art Book Fair 2019
Avenue Van Volxem 354
1190 Forest
Belgium
Saturday, 7 September

Bruce Conner: A MOVIE, Screening, Catskill Art Society, New York

Saturday, 6 July

12-1pm

The Catskill Art Society 

Laundry King

65 Main St

Livingston Manor,

NY 12758

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Phillip King: New public sculpture commission for Guangzhou, China

A new public sculpture commission by Phillip King will be unveiled on the West Square of Taikoo Hui in Guangzhou, China. The work, named after celebrated biologist Charles Darwin who attended the same college at Cambridge as King, will be the artist’s second permanent public sculpture installed in China.

Opening: Thursday, 27 June, 2pm
West Square, Taikoo Hui Guangzhou 

Abraham Cruzvillegas, Anya Gallaccio, John Gerrard,  Jean-Luc Moulène: The Aerodrome, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham

This exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Michael Stanley, Curator of Ikon before becoming Director of Milton Keynes Gallery and then Modern Art Oxford, who died tragically in 2012. Co-curated with David Austen and George Shaw and structured loosely on Rex Warner’s 1941 wartime novel The Aerodrome, a book that made a great impression on Stanley, it includes many of the artists he worked with.

Ikon Gallery

1 Oozells Square

Brindleyplace

Birmingham 

12 June - 8 September 2019 

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Anthea Hamilton, Glenn Ligon, Hurvin Anderson, Steve McQueen: Get Up, Stand Up, Now, Somerset House, London

A major new exhibition celebrating the past 50 years of Black creativity in Britain and beyond.

West Wing Galleries

Somerset House

Strand

London

12 June - 15 September 2019

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