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11 January 2019
MAUREEN PALEY PATICIPATING IN CONDO 2019
hosting
FELIX GAUDLITZ, Vienna
JULIETTE BLIGHTMAN
This One’s For You
press releaseand
Queer Thoughts, New York
CHELSEA CULPRIT
Fear of Seduction
press release12 January – 24 February 2019
opening weekend: Saturday 12 & Sunday 13 January 11am – 6pm -
11 January 2019
OLIVIA PLENDER
Artist Talk
Institute of Contemporary Arts: ICA
The Mall, St. James's
London
SW1Y 5AHOlivia Plender joins writer and filmmaker Ed Webb-Ingall to discuss Plender’s practice and ongoing research into the East London Federation of Suffragettes.
Using video and audio recordings as ‘triggers’ for discussion, Plender explores the women’s suffrage movement from a contemporary feminist perspective, inviting participation in a series of workshops with women’s groups across London. This event offers a window into her working practices as the project evolves in 2019.
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30 December 2018
GILLIAN WEARING
Congratulations to Gillian Wearing (previously OBE) for being made a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2019 New Year’s Honours List. She was cited for services to art and the unveiling of her statue of the Suffragist Millicent Fawcett in Parliament Square, London in April 2018 this year.
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18 December 2018
DEIMANTAS NARKEVIČIUS
Screening and Artist Talk
Wednesday 19 December 2018 7pm
Centre Pompidou
75004 Paris
FranceAs part of the 'Video and Beyond' series at Centre Pompidou, Deimantas Narkevičius will present a selection of films followed by an artist talk.
Program:
The Head, 2007, 12 minutes 14 seconds
Revisiting Solaris, 2007,18 minutes
The Role of a Lifetime, 2003, 16 minutes 49 seconds
Stains and Scratches, 2017, 7 minutes 51 seconds
The Dud Effect, 2008, 15 minutes 40 seconds
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13 December 2018
FELIPE BAEZA
Recipient of a 2018 Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grant
Congratulations to Felipe Baeza who is a recipient of the annual Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grant. The grant was established in 1993 to acknowledge painters and sculptors creating work of exceptional quality through unrestricted career support. The first year of grants was awarded in 1994 and the Foundation has funded individual artists annually since that time. Applicants are nominated by arts professionals and peers, then twenty-five awardees are chosen through a private jury process. Nominators and jurors include prominent visual artists, curators, and art educators who are dedicated to supporting artists.