Catherine Opie: Online Artist Talk, Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art 

The Plug In ICA present a screening of Catherine Opie's The Modernist followed by an artist talk where Opie will discuss her career from the early 1990s until today focusing on her most recent works, The Modernist (2017) and Swamps and Political Collages (2019). The talk will be followed by a Q+A moderated by Nasrin Himada.

Follow the link to the live stream here. 

Thursday, 23 July, 6pm CT 

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Cecily Brown: Artists on Artworks, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Cecily Brown will be in conversation with Sheena Wagstaff, Leonard A. Lauder Chairman, Modern and Contemporary Art, The Met, to discuss the influential work of Gerhard Richter. 

Tuesday, 21 July, 6pm EDT

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Steve McQueen: Year 3 Extension, Tate Britain 

Steve McQueen’s Year 3 exhibition at Tate Britain will be extended through 31 January 2021. ⁣⁣

Using the vehicle of the traditional school class photograph, this vast artwork offers a glimpse of London’s future: a hopeful portrait of a generation to come. Steve McQueen invited every Year 3 pupil in the capital to be photographed and brought these images together into a single large-scale installation, capturing tens of thousands of young faces at a milestone moment in their development.⁣
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Steve McQueen Year 3 is a partnership between Tate, Artangel and A New Direction. 

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Art Basel Online Viewing Room

Outdoor Sculptures & Commissions 

Thomas Dane Gallery presents work by artists who are challenging the meaning and emphasis of producing sculpture in the public realm.

Featuring works by: Lynda Benglis, Walead Beshty, Alexandre da Cunha, Anya Gallaccio, Anthea Hamilton, Arturo Herrera, Phillip King and Jean-Luc Moulène. 

Preview: 17 June, 1pm CET through 19 June, 1pm CET

Public Days:  19-26 June 2020 

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Amie Siegel: Scharaun, Berlin 

As part of The image of the city in the cinematic space, curated by Olaf Stüber and Jaro Straub, Amie Siegel's The Architects (2014) will be screened online from 6pm (CET) today for six days via Scharaun, Berlin.

The Architects cuts transversally through the city of New York, moving through various architecture studios, from Fifth Avenue to downtown to Brooklyn, creating a seamless timeline and a singular visual unfolding. The camera’s ceaseless parallel tracking takes in vast office spaces and gazes uncompromisingly at the highly networked production of global architecture. The view into this world is obscured by surfaces and layers of representation; facades, paintings, models, screens, windows - the very architectures of looking and seeing. The locations, objects and long horizontal desks frame the wide spectrum of practice, unveiling typologies of sameness and difference through the offices, between the lens of the camera and the view of Manhattan, always, and only, just outside the window.

Friday, 12 June, 6pm CET through Thursday, 18 June.

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Image: Amie Siegel, The Architects, 2014, HD video (still) 

Gallery Reopening

Gallery Reopening and Exhibition Extension 

Thomas Dane Gallery is pleased to announce the extension of Ella Kruglyanskaya: This is a Robbery, on view from 16th June through 24th July 2020. 

The gallery will reopen by appointment from 16th June. Please click here to make an appointment. 

From 30th June the gallery will be open without appointment. To ensure the safety of our visitors and staff, the gallery will admit a maximum of 4 visitors at a time per gallery to comply with social distancing. 

Our amended opening hours will be 11am-5pm Tuesday-Friday.

Abraham Cruzvillegas: Live Instagram Conversation, Aspen Art Museum

As part of the Aspen Art Museum's weekly virtual program Slow Look Live, Abraham Cruzvillegas will be in conversation with Rachel Ropeik via instagram live. 

Friday, 29 May, 4pm MT (11pm BST)

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Amy Sillman: Live Conversation with Michelle Kuo, Museum of Modern Art 

Join Amy Sillman in conversation with Michelle Kuo, the Marlene Hess Curator of Painting and Sculpture, as they talk about the importance of shape, the shape-making outliers of art history, and Sillman’s new zine as part of our Virtual Views initiative. MoMA members are invited to submit questions via the online form.

Thursday, 21 May, 8pm EDT (Friday, 22 May, 1am BST)

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Terry Adkins: Live Conversation, Pulitzer Arts Foundation 

Join curators Katie Delmez of the Frist Art Museum, Jamaal Sheats of Fisk University Galleries, and Stephanie Weissberg of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation for a virtual happy hour conversation on Terry Adkins. Learn about and listen to the music that formed Adkins’s creative vision and helped inspire the works featured in the exhibitions Terry Adkins: Our Sons and Daughters Ever on the Altar and Terry Adkins: Resounding.

This event is free and will be broadcast via Zoom. Registration is required.

Thursday, 21 May, 5:30pm CT (11:30pm BST)

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