Alexandre da Cunha: MCA Chicago Plaza Project

July 18, 2015 - July 24, 2016

Museum of Contemporay Art Chicago

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Glenn Ligon: Encounters and Collisions

June 30 - October 18, 2015

Tate Liverpool

One of the most significant American artists of his generation creates an autobiographical art history, bringing together artworks he references, and his own work. 

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Congratulations to Walead Beshty, Glenn Ligon and Steve McQueen on their participation in 

All the World’s Futures—curated by Okwui Enwezor, 56th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy

9 May - 22 November, 2015

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Hurvin Anderson: Poetics of Relation

Pérez Art Museum Miami

29 May - 18 October, 2015

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Abraham Cruzvillegas and Michel François

XII Havana Biennale 2015: Between the Idea and Experience

22 May - 22 June, 2015

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José Damasceno: Plano de Observação

Santander Cultural, Rio Grande do Sul

20 May - 26 July, 2015

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Abraham Cruzvillegas: Autoconstrucción8: Sinbyeong

Art Sonje Center, Seoul

11 April - 26 July, 2015

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Drawing Room Confessions presents: Issue #9 Bruce McLean, Issue #10 Alexandre da Cunha and Issue #11 Richard Wentworth.

A Book Launch.

Wednesday, 15 April, 7-8pm

David Roberts Art Foundation

Symes Mews

London NW1 7JE

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How would you draw a picture of the Internet; through the machines and ‘their’ language that broadcast and store ‘our’ messages, or through the affect and power relations that those messages and their movement produce?

Presented as part of the year-long Art In The Age Of… exhibition series, Art In The Age Of… Planetary Computation investigates how quantification, telecommunications, and our ever-expanding information apparati not only inform contemporary artistic production, but also how contemporary art can hold a mirror up to these processes and formations. The participating artists explore the fissure between literal infrastructure—code, machines, wires, and other like-vocabularies—and the subjective socio-political interactions fostered by using these devices. Guided not only by what can be seen on the computer screen, and the various other black mirrors we stare into day in and day out, this exhibition will also look at what happens behind these screens. Moving from objects to subjects, we ask, how do these positions impact daily life, or said in another way: what does it mean to be ‘screened’?

Artists: Aram Bartholl, Rossella Biscotti, Nina Canell, John Gerrard, Femke Herregraven, Antonia Hirsch,  Navine G. Khan-Dossos,  John Menick, Owen Mundy, Trevor Paglen, Lucy Raven, Julia Weist,  and others.

Team: Defne Ayas (Concept), Adam Kleinman (Lead Curator), Samuel Saelemakers (Associate Curator)

The work of Antonia Hirsch is presented with the kind support of the Southern Alberta Art Gallery.

Glenn Ligon: Encounters and Collisions

April 3 - June 11, 2015

Nottingham Contemporary

One of the most significant American artists of his generation creates an autobiographical art history, bringing together artworks he references, and his own work. 

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