MIEKO MEGURO – MANGA DAN, SHARAKU MOMENTS

Posted on 2020-01-06

In parallel to Dan Graham’s exhibition at the gallery and opening on the same evening, Librairie Marian Goodman is pleased to present an exhibition of the Japanese artist Mieko Meguro. A long-time partner of Graham, Meguro will showcase for the first time in Paris a large selection of her paintings, drawings, as well as artists’ books and embroidered pillows, depicting Dan Graham in a variety of playful and intimate moments.

Opposite – Dan Fuck Kale, 2019

Exhibition runs through to January 11th, 2020

Marian Goodman Gallery
Librairie Marian Goodman
66 rue du Temple
75003 Paris

www.mariangoodman.com

  

HERNAN BAS

Posted on 2019-12-30

This exhibition will include seven large-scale paintings and one decorative room screen that feature a series of strange and seemingly obscure or forgotten moments that have influenced American culture. This body of work illustrates Bas’ innate ability to
highlight cult phenomena from the past that offer insight into the political and social concerns of today. Rather than focusing on a singular subject matter, as Bas has done previously, this series spans time periods and themes, providing a unique perspective on American subculture and a contemporary version of History Painting.

Opposite – The Occult Enthusiast, 2019

Exhibition runs through to January 4th, 2020

Lehmann Maupin
501 W 24th Street
NY 10011
New York

www.lehmannmaupin.com

  

TOBIAS REHBERGER – AND THE REST SHOULD BE SQUANDERED

Posted on 2019-12-30

German artist Tobias Rehberger (Esslingen, 1966) is a leading figure in the field of contemporary art today. Although rooted within the conceptual frame of sculpture, his works frequently “happen” on the intersection between what is traditionally considered visual art, design and architecture, challenging thus art’s conventional understanding, its classification, authenticity and the romantic notion of the artist. Moreover, making the subject of transformation a central theme of his practice, Rehberger’s work questions traditional modes of perception, awareness and temporality, creating a sense of transience, discontinuity and of ambiguity.
The current exhibition, the title of which, derives from a quote by George Best, a Northern Irish football player, who in one of his interviews said: “I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered.”, brings together numerous groups of works, which aim to challenge the above mentioned perception of art, by bringing into play subjects, such as, art’s functionality, its reading, authenticity and perfection.

Opposite – Installation view

Exhibition runs through to January 4th, 2020

Pedro Cera
Rua do Patrocínio, 67 E
1350-229 Lisbon
Portugal

www.pedrocera.com

  

THE ULTIMATE BEATLES EXPERIENCE

Posted on 2019-12-30

Listen to a remixed version of this iconic Beatles album. Sit back, close your eyes and feel as though the band are performing all around you as you are transported to Abbey Road in this unique experience.

Giles Martin, son of the legendary Beatles producer George Martin and a Grammy Award winning producer in his own right, has remixed the album from the original recordings. Giles said: “this new Dolby Atmos mix allows us to fall in the record and to totally immerse ourselves in the fantastical world that was so beautifully created at Abbey Road Studios over 50 years ago.”

Exhibition runs through to January 9th, 2020

Tate Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
Liverpool
L3 4BB

www.tate.org.uk

  

JAMES CASEBERE – ON THE WATER’S EDGE

Posted on 2019-12-23

In this arresting new series of images, Casebere continues his ever-evolving exploration of form at the intersection of architecture, sculpture and photography. In previous, well-known bodies of work, the artist depicted buildings and interiors based primarily on extant structures; this series, however, is distinguished by a marked change in Casebere’s conceptual approach. To create these salient new images, Casebere became the architect, often designing and building the structures he produced and then photographed.

Opposite – Santa Teresa White Duplex, 2019

Exhibition runs through to January 25th, 2020

Sean Kelly
475 Tenth Avenue
NY 10018
New York

www.skny.com

  

HELEN PASHGIAN

Posted on 2019-12-23

Pashgian’s primary objective is to explore light as both a medium and subject of sculpture. Originally pursuing an academic career in art history, Pashgian planned to begin her doctoral research on the 17th century Dutch masters, who were renowned for their innovative ability to paint light. By the early 1960s, she had turned her attention to art making and began working with industrial materials, experimenting with casting techniques that would allow resin to encapsulate light within a solid form. Part of a pioneering program of artists in residence at the California Institute of Technology, from 1970-71 she was among the first artists and scientists given access to numerous materials developed within the California aerospace industry that had recently become declassified. During her time in the residency program, she pushed the boundaries of her experimentation, leading her to dramatically increase the scale of her work using highly volatile polymer compounds.

Opposite – Untitled, 2019

Exhibition runs through to February 29th, 2020

Lehmann Maupin
74-18, Yulgok-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu
Seoul
South Korea

www.lehmannmaupin.com