An exhibition of the work of Anya Gallaccio at Turner Contemporary, Margate, has been shortlisted for the 2022 Freelands Award, which celebrates the achievements of women artists.

To be held in the winter of 2024, the exhibition will include celebrated sculptures and installations from Gallaccio’s 35-year career, many remade for the first time, alongside a significant new commission responding to the geology of Kent and environmental issues.

On Sunday 25 September Amie Siegel will give a talk at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., with curator James Meyer and film programmer Joanna Raczynska.
 
Siegel will present two of her artworks that deal with themes of provenance, remake and copy:
 
Berlin Remake (2005), a double projection of exterior scenes from East German State Film Studio movies alongside their “remade” version in the present… provokes a space where chronological time becomes simultaneous and where physical and cinematic landscapes coincide in an uncanny juxtaposition of past and present, making history (like the GDR) simultaneously present and absent; and Genealogies (2016), a video that traces the sculptural, gendered iconography of architecture and the female body, querying how these are visualized in cinema, and harnessed by advertising and music videos.
 
2pm EDT, Sunday 25 September 2022
 
National Gallery of Art
East Building Auditorium
4th St and Constitution Ave NW
Washington, D.C.
 
 

Opening this week: Hollow Earth: Art, Caves & The Subterranean Imaginary at Nottingham Contemporary.

The exhibition includes work by Caragh Thuring, and explores questions of prehistory and myth, ritual and the future, taking the collection of almost 1,000 hand-carved sandstone Middle Age caves that lie beneath the city of Nottingham as a starting point. 

Exhibition dates: 24 September 2022 - 22 January 2023 

Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10am–6pm
Sunday 11am–5pm

Nottingham Contemporary

Weekday Cross

Nottingham

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Anthea Hamilton features on the cover of the autumn / winter edition of Elephant magazine, along with Zadie Xa. The artists embrace alternative forms of identity in a dynamic photoshoot with Izzy Leach. “I think that we’re both constructing ourselves,” Hamilton suggests, as they talk to each other about the politics of pop culture and the rich potential of self-mythology⁠.

⁠⁠Cover shoot credits:⁠

Photography: Izzy Leach
Art direction: Tom Joyes ⁠
Stylist: Matt King ⁠
Hair: Yuho Kamo ⁠
Makeup: MV Brown ⁠
Words: Louise Benson ⁠
Location: Studio Voltaire ⁠
Photography assistant: Lucy Shortman ⁠
Stylist assistant: Jessica Fynn⁠
Chairs provided by Monument

Thomas Dane Gallery at Frieze Seoul

Stand: A16

Showing works by Hurvin Anderson, Lynda Benglis, Walead Beshty, Glenn Ligon, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Alexandre da Cunha, Anya Gallaccio, Anthea Hamilton, Barbara Kasten, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Luisa Lambri, Glenn Ligon, Steve McQueen, Jean-Luc Moulène, Catherine Opie, Amie Siegel, Akram Zaatari.

Preview days: 2 - 3 September

Public days: 4 - 5 September

513 Yeongdong-daero 

Gangnam-gu

Seoul

South Korea

Private view: 1 October, 12-8pm 

Exhibition dates: 4 October - 23 December 2022 

Thomas Dane Gallery