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16.12.22 - Steve McQueen 'Year 3' exhibition publication
The Steve McQueen Year 3 exhibition publication is available to purchase now.Including new texts by Paul Gilroy and Stanley Woluku-Wanambwa, and an introduction by Steve McQueen, the publication accompanying McQueen's 2019-2020 Year 3 features high quality photographic illustrations, including 300 of the 3,128 class portraits, installation images of the Tate Britain Duveen exhibition, and photographic documentation of Artangel's outdoor exhibition in which class photographs were presented on billboards across London.
The cloth-bound, 400 page book was designed by Philip Lewis in close collaboration with the artist and contains 370 full colour illustrations. It is printed on FSC certified paper and card.Year 3 was a partnership between Tate, Artangel and A New Direction. -
15.12.22 - Amie Siegel, 'Asterisms' (2021) at LUMA Arles
Amie Siegel's Asterisms (2021) will be shown at LUMA Arles, 16 December 2022 - 5 March 2023, as part of Though it's dark, still I sing: Works from the 34th Bienal de São Paulo. This will mark the work’s first exhibition in Europe, having debuted in São Paulo in September 2021.
Though it's dark, still I sing: Works from the 34th Bienal de São Paulo
16 December 2022 - 5 March 2023LUMA Arles
Parc des Ateliers
35 avenue Victor Hugo
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15.12.22 - Steve McQueen Pirelli HangarBicocca limited edition and ‘Sunshine State’ exhibition catalogue
Coward of Love, 2022, is a limited-edition print created to accompany Sunshine State, Steve McQueen’s solo exhibition at Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan (31 March – 31 July 2022). Through the choice of materials and the small format, the work conveys an intimate and personal dimension. The spontaneity and immediacy of the text sound like a personal confession and in just a few lines, McQueen condenses conflicting emotions brought about by the sentiment of love.
Also available to order now, the Sunshine State monograph features in-depth entries on each work and photo documentation of the exhibition at Pirelli HangarBicocca. Edited by Vicente Todolí and designed by Irma Boom, with an introduction by Vicente Todolí and a newly commissioned text by Cora Gilroy-Ware. The publication also includes contributions by Paul Gilroy, Solveig Nelson, and a conversation between Hamza Walker and Steve McQueen, first published for Steve McQueen at Tate Modern, 2020, and translated into Italian here for the first time. -
13.12.22 - Phillip King, ‘La Ronde de Rennes’ public artwork commission in Rennes
Phillip King's final major public sculpture, La Ronde de Rennes, was inaugurated in the French city of Rennes over the weekend: one of seven public artworks commissioned for stations on the newly opened Métro Ligne b.
La Ronde de Rennes, 2022, is an outdoor sculpture of brightly-coloured, abstract shapes. The interwoven elements of the work are evocative of dancing bodies, capturing the momentum and energy of choreographed movements in a fixed structure. Each component appears autonomous, yet dependent on the others, delicately balanced as if removing one piece would cause the assembly to fall.
Born in Tunis to a French Mother, King held a deep affinity to France. La Ronde de Rennes was King’s last major public work completed before his death in 2021, and his only work created for a public space in France. The sculpture can be found at the station Saint-Jacques – Gaîté, designed by architects Gouyou-Beauchamps and Pédelaborde. Other stations along the line will feature works by Jean-Marie Appriou, Isabelle Cornaro, Valentin Carron, Charles de Meaux, Camila Oliveira Fairclough, and Ugo Rondinone.
The Métro Ligne b artwork commission was funded by Rennes Métropole, le Ministère de la Culture and la Région Bretagne. -
25.11.22 - Anthea Hamilton in conversation with Jonathan Anderson
Anthea Hamilton will be in conversation with designer Jonathan Anderson this evening at Kettle’s Yard, as part of an ongoing series called ‘My Kettle’s Yard'. The discussion will be hosted by journalist Aimee Farrell and will centre around the relationship between fashion, art and craft.
6.30 pm, Friday 25 November
Kettle’s Yard
University of Cambridge
Castle Street
Cambridge
CB3 0AQ
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24.11.22 - Opening tonight: Jake Grewal, 'Now I Know You I Am Older'
Jake Grewal
Now I Know You I Am Older
Private view: 24 November 6-8pm
Exhibition dates: 25 Nov 2022 - 28 Jan 2023
Thomas Dane Gallery
11 Duke Street, St James's
London SW1
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22.11.22 - Thomas Dane Gallery in Naples closed today
Thomas Dane Gallery in Naples will be closed today, Tuesday 22 November because of a severe weather alert.
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18.11.22 - Abraham Cruzvillegas in Okayama Summit 2022
Abraham Cruzvillegas is participating in the Okayama Art Summit 2022, Do We Dream Under the Same Sky. His works includes site specific installations, performances, and a contest with local young calligraphy artists.
Exhibition dates: 30 September - 27 November 2022
Tenjinyama Cultural Plaza
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Okayama Shrine
Okayama Prefecture
Japan
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17.11.22 - Paul Pfeiffer's work now on view at LOEWE Rodeo Drive
Justin Bieber Head (2018) by Paul Pfeiffer is now on display at the new LOEWE Rodeo Drive store, which opened this week.
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15.11.22 - Vote for Alexandre da Cunha's 'Sunset, Sunrise, Sunset'
Public voting is now open for Alexandre da Cunha’s monumental, kinetic sculpture, which was commissioned for London Underground’s new tube station at Battersea Power Station. The work has been nominated for the Public Statues and Sculpture Association’s 2022 Marsh Award for Public Sculpture.
Sunset, Sunrise, Sunset stretches over 150m in length, and was made using an outdated advertising mechanism – the rotating billboard.
The artwork was inspired by the former control room at Battersea Power Station and its system of vertical bars that regulated the production and output of electricity into the city. Bringing these resonances together with the daily flow of dawn to dusk, ‘Sunset, Sunrise, Sunset’ refers to cycles, routine, the everyday and eternity.
Voting closes on 17 November. Please click here to vote.
To view the work, visit Battersea Power Station Tube Station, Battersea Park Road, London. The station is open daily.
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