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Mathieu Malouf (Canadian, 1984), Troll 2, 2020. Oil on canvas, 60 x 84 in.

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MATHIEU MALOUF

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Mathieu Malouf, “Prototype for 5G Tower Using 3 Different Types of Plywood and Simple Nails,” 2022, Oil, acrylic, and mushrooms on linen, 38 x 46 inches

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Mathieu Malouf "The Beach Boys" en 'Endless Summer' en @la_houseofgaga. Hasta el 26 de junio. @mathieumalouf

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Mittwoch, 26.02.2020

ROBIN GUNNINGHAM PAINTER OF LIGHT

Schnee, in extrem dicken Flocken, sehe ich das richtig? Ja, sie sehen. Fast neu das Gefühl von Zartheit am Morgen, geweckt vom Radiowecker, aus dessen schwarzer Plastikschale sanft Klassische Musik kommt. Den habe ich gestern reinstalliert hier, den Staub aus den Löchern und Ritzen gewischt, Geschenk meiner Tante von vor ca. 25 Jahren, funktioniert, Firma Grundig, Fürth, insolvent 2003. Lang lebe Grundig. Verdrängt werden soll das Mobiltelefon aus seinem natürlichen Habitat, dem verdammtnochmal Leben, dem meinigen, und so sollen fürderhin andere, ältere Apparate wieder die Funktionen einnehmen, die das Telefon einst...

Im wie immer dichten und actionreichen Artikel von Kenny Schachter, diesmal über seine Erlebnisse bei und während der Frieze Los Angeles, bzw. Felix Art Fair, bei der er diesmal selbst als Aussteller tätig war, werde ich wieder, erfahrungsgemäß, sehr v e r w e i s g e i l, d.h. eine gewisse Freude glimmt in mir auf, wenn ich in einem Moment schon diffus ahne, was ich DANN GLEICH mit großem Interesse lesen werde und muss - wie aus einem Text der Sproß des anderen wächst. Müsste ich nicht essen und trinken und ab und zu Menschen anschauen oder mit ihnen reden oder sie gar berühren, dann könnte ich wohlmöglich einfach, immerfort, mich in den TOD hineinlesen. Aber so ist es halt dann doch nicht. Und das ist doch auch schön.

Trauerarbeit heute heißt, dass die Leute ankündigen, einen Monat keine “social media” zu machen. 

Jetzt, wo sowohl Jana Euler als auch Mathieu Malouf von Greene Naftali repräsentiert werden, könnte man doch eine Ausstellung machen, wo die Leute raten müssen, was von wem ist?

Das Mysterium der Dead Kennedys ist gelöst. Mit Sascha rollte ich den Fall nochmal auf: also was war gegeben? Jackie Kennedy’s Mädchenname war Bouvier, wie Marge Simpson’s Mädchenname Bouvier ist, und Jello Biafra’s bürgerlicher Name ist Eric Bouvier - so war es doch, oder -und so konnte es doch nur logisch sein, dass Eric Bouvier aus Boulder, Colorado, der sich ab den späten 70er Jahren den Namen Jello Biafra zulegte - der Name allein eine gute Appropriation (also gute Kunst) - die Initiative hatte, seiner neuen Band den Namen Dead Kennedys zu geben. Sascha und ich spürten, dass wir ein großes Rätsel kraft unserer Geisteskälte hatten auflösen können, der Menschheit zu dienen letztlich. 

Leider ist es komplett falsch. Ein einziger Blick in Wikipedia reichte, um zu sehen, dass Eric Bouvier Eric Boucher heißt, aber wir konnten nicht umhin, zu fühlen, dass wir der Welt eine bessere Wahrheit angeboten hatten, die nun an dunklen und nassen Felsen zerschellte. 

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Mathieu Malouf

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Le chef Jean-Michel Malouf dirigera le concert AMOUR CRYPTIQUE de l'Orchestre symphonique de Laval from Winston McQuade on Vimeo.

LE CULTUREL 2.0 en tandem avec Winston McQuade et Sylvie Harvey : Notre invité, le chef Jean-Michel Malouf dirigera AMOUR CRYPTIQUE, le prochain concert de l’Orchestre symphonique de Laval, le mercredi 9 novembre 19h30 à la Salle André Mathieu. La pianiste d’exception Sarah Davis Buechner sera du concert…

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Bjarne Melgaard Shelleyand Frogs (poster 4), 2011

Maccarone After Shelley Duvall '72 (Frogs on the High Line)  Curated by Bjarne Melgaard  Sep 17 - Oct 22, 2011

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Thank you all the artists (85 from A to Z) listed below for being part of #thesyzcollection in #geneva and @annikwetter for the pic! ▪ John Armleder ▪ Richard Artschwager ▪ Lutz Bacher ▪ John Baldessari ▪ Mark Barrow ▪ Martin Barré ▪ Thomas Bayrle ▪ Greg Bogin ▪ Joe Bradley ▪ Kerstin Brätsch ▪ Tom Burr ▪ Timothée Calame ▪ Merlin Carpenter ▪ Valentin Carron ▪ Marc Camille Chaimowicz ▪ Henri Chopin ▪ Guy de Cointet ▪ Willem de Rooij ▪ Trisha Donnelly ▪ Eliza Douglas ▪ Stan Douglas ▪ Roe Ethridge ▪ Hans-Peter Feldmann ▪ Peter Fischli/David Weiss ▪ Sylvie Fleury ▪ Günther Förg ▪ General Idea ▪ Isa Genzken ▪ Wade Guyton ▪ Richard Hambleton ▪ Mary Heilmann ▪ Candida Höfer ▪ Yngve Holen ▪ Carsten Höller ▪ David Hominal ▪ Judith Hopf ▪ Roni Horn ▪ Channa Horwitz ▪ Alex Israel ▪ Larry Johnson ▪ Michael Krebber ▪ Elad Lassry ▪ Louise Lawler ▪ Sherrie Levine ▪ Klara Lidén ▪ Linder ▪ Christian Lindow ▪ Jason Loebs ▪ Matthew Lutz-Kinoy ▪ Tobias Madison ▪ Mathieu Malouf ▪ Calvin Marcus ▪ Paul McCarthy ▪ Olivier Mosset ▪ Yoan Mudry ▪ Marlie Mul ▪ Oliver Osborne ▪ David Ostrowski ▪ Laura Owens ▪ Martin Parr ▪ Seth Price ▪ Stephen Prina ▪ Rob Pruitt ▪ Sam Pulitzer ▪ Carol Rama ▪ Pipilotti Rist ▪ Anri Sala ▪ Cindy Sherman ▪ Stephen Shore ▪ Roman Signer ▪ Josef Strau ▪ Beat Streuli ▪ Sturtevant ▪ Stefan Tcherepnin ▪ Juergen Teller ▪ Blair Thurman ▪ Wolfgang Tillmans ▪ Rosemarie Trockel ▪ Lily van der Stokker ▪ Vincent Vulsma ▪ Antek Walczak ▪ Christopher Williams ▪ Amy Yao ▪ Heimo Zobernig

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Mathieu Malouf, Installation view, Toxic Masculinity Fallout Shelter, Greene Naftali, New York, 2017

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Mathieu Malouf Total Sex Party At HOUSE OF GAGA *Mexico City

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Dubai Food Festival: Why You Must Not Miss 18 Days Of Feasting & Fun

The seventh edition of Dubai Food Festival 2020 kicked off on Wednesday with a schedule that promises to take you on a culinary and sensory journey that has something for everyone.

The annual 18-day Dubai Food Festival (DFF) – organised by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE) – includes an exciting line-up of events that include the Foodie Experiences Programme, Dubai Restaurant Week, the Etisalat Beach Canteen, Hidden Gems and brand-new to DFF 2020, “Home Edition” and “Tasty Tunes”.

Here’s a list of things that the Dubai Food Festival, which ends on March 14, has to offer.

FIREWORKS CENTRAL Adding some bang to the revelry are fireworks, which will mark each weekend of the event – starting from a beachside fireworks display scheduled for 8.30pm today at Etisalat Beach Canteen. The next display will be on March 6 at 8:30pm at Dubai Festival City Mall to be followed another one on March 13 at The Pointe on Palm Jumeirah at 8.30pm. The closing ceremony will be marked by fireworks display at the Etisalat Beach Canteen on March 14 at 8.30pm.

FOODIE EXPERIENCES A carefully curated series of incredible, one-off culinary experiences designed to stimulate all the senses offers more than 80 opportunities to take part in either a MasterClass, a Chef’s Table or Experiential dining experience – some of which are exclusive events for one night only. You can try your hand at creating special world cuisine to learning the art of plating with MasterChef-style cooking challenges. For those who prefer eating at a Master Chef’s table, the Foodie Experience Chef’s Table series brings guests up close and personal with some of the city’s top chefs. Indulge in a one-off Japanese Italian fusion night; a unique sustainable tapas experience or a 14-course journey into modernist, molecular Indian cuisine. For an even more Experiential occasion, why not try Bedouin desert dining; Emirati dining under the stars atop a traditional coral house in Al Bastakiya. Tickets for all Foodie Experience events are available exclusively via PlatinumList.net.

DUBAI RESTAURANT WEEK The 2020 edition of Dubai Restaurant Week (DRW) – from March 5 – 14 – offers you an array of indulgence and features 36 outlets, and exclusive menus at Dubai’s best restaurants, including five associated with celebrity chefs – Gordon Ramsay, Vikas Khanna, Akira Back, Greg Malouf and Mathieu Viannay. Two-course lunches are being offered from as little as AED75, while three-course dinner experiences start from just AED 150. All Dubai Restaurant Week dining experiences must be booked in advance, exclusively through official booking partner Reserve Out via its app and website.

ETISALAT BEACH CANTEEN Food trucks, pop-up shops, talks, events, live cooking demonstrations and foot-tapping music, everything will be accessible at Etisalat Beach Canteen, behind Sunset Mall on Jumeirah Beach for everyone. This year, the entertainment also includes a gaming park, a Beach Game alley, a kid’s play zone, and the chance to watch and learn from leading chefs and culinary experts.

DUBAI HIDDEN GEMS Featuring 40 restaurants, cafes, and food outlets, Dubai Hidden Gems brings to light the best-kept secrets of the Emirate’s food scene. The list, selected by Dubai Food Festival in collaboration with Zomato, includes truly global cuisine, from Emirati to Japanese, Uzbek to Ethiopian.  You can vote for your favourite Hidden Gem from the list at dubaihiddengems.com, with a Top Ten Hidden Gems 2020 list being unveiled at the Etisalat Beach Canteen on March 14. Twenty lucky voters will receive a AED500 gift card plus a Zomato Gold Annual Membership, (winners will be selected at random). Voting continues till March 11. Additionally, diners at this year’s Hidden Gems can win a 5-star staycation for two people, just by visiting any five Hidden Gems and getting their Hidden Gems passport stamped at each unique outlet.

HOME EDITION The spotlight also falls on supermarkets and hypermarkets with shoppers spending AED250 or more at a participating outlet – Lulu Hypermarket, Spinneys, Waitrose, Carrefour and Union Co-op – standing a chance in a weekly raffle to win vouchers valued at AED50,000 per week during Dubai Food Festival. Winners of raffle will be chosen at random and declared in a weekly raffle draw to be held on the March 7 and 14 at the Etisalat Beach Canteen main stage.

TASTY TUNES A brand-new addition to the exciting line-up, Tasty Tunes adds music to the menu by offering a host of new spots that will showcase sensational singing acts alongside their signature dishes.

  LIMITED EDITION COFFEE SERIES For all you coffee lovers, the treats are many with Dubai homegrown brands as well as international coffee brands a limited-edition coffee – only available during the festival period. The list of those offerings the exclusive beverage includes Boston Lane Café, Café Frei, DOH, Oiso Café and Minimart, and Costa Coffee, to name a few. Plus, there will also be a coffee passport available whereby you will be able to collect stamps as you go!

FABULOUS PROMOTIONS Among the many promotions, is the DINE & Win promotion being run in collaboration with the Dubai Shopping Malls Group and featuring 19 participating malls and various other F & B outlets across the city. Upon dining for just AED 50 at any of the participating venues, including outlets at the airport, customers are entitled to a raffle coupon to win an array of fabulous prizes and the grand prize of a GAC sedan GA8 by Gargash Motors. DFF diners will also have the opportunity to win instant scratch-and-win rewards.

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Artists: Magnus Andersen, Monika Baer, Robert Bechtle, Nayland Blake, Julien Ceccaldi, Vija Celmins, Xinyi Cheng, Leidy Churchman, Whitney Claflin, Ed Clark, Robert Colescott, Matt Connors, Allan D’Arcangelo, Noah Davis, Lois Dodd, Lukas Duwenhögger, Nicole Eisenman, Janiva Ellis, Jana Euler, Genoveva Filipovic, Sam Gilliam, Tony Greene, Rachel Harrison, Luchita Hurtado, Alex Israel, Jasper Johns, Matsumi Kanemitsu, Bhupen Khakhar, Mathieu Malouf, Helen Marten, Lucy McKenzie, Rodney McMillian, Jill Mulleady, Jeanette Mundt, Howardena Pindell, Suellen Rocca, Eiichi Shibata, Gedi Sibony, Avery Singer, Sylvia Sleigh, Anne Speier, Linda Stark, Hervé Télémaque, Karl Wirsum, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Gang Zhao

Venue: Matthew Marks, New York

Organized with: Greene Naftali, New York

Exhibition Title: Painting: Now & Forever, Part III

Date: June 28 — August 17, 2018

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Full gallery of images, press release and link available after the jump.

Images:

Images courtesy of Matthew Marks, New York

Press Release:

Greene Naftali Gallery and Matthew Marks Gallery are pleased to announce the forthcoming exhibition, Painting: Now and Forever, Part III.

This spirited survey, installed across the galleries’ Chelsea spaces, includes over forty international artists working in a wide array of styles who together prove the vitality of contemporary painting.

The first Painting: Now and Forever exhibition was organized by Pat Hearn and Matthew Marks in 1998, and the second by Carol Greene and Matthew Marks in 2008.

Link: “Painting: Now & Forever, Part III” at Matthew Marks

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The Readymade collection is a homage to Marcel Duchamp’s iconic “Fountain” 1917. Readymade identifies how the Fountain is an object that nullifies the functionality of the product but rehabilitates the integrity with Marcel’s ideas. Readymade is a collaboration among 19 artists under the direction of the two curators, Fred Fischli and Neil Olsen. These 19 artists include Lutz Bacher, Timothée Calame, Merlin Carpenter, Valentin Carron, Matias Faldbakken, Sylvie Fleury, Liam Gillick, Koo Jeong A, Pierre Joseph, Karen Kilimnik, Adriana Lara, Klara Lidén, Mathieu Malouf, Georgie Nettel, Oliver Payne, readymades belong to everyone ®, Gili Tal, Christopher Williams and Heimo Zobernig.

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Studio Visit: Mathieu Malouf by Osman Can Yerebakan https://t.co/JjygY7OBOB https://t.co/TDHvUav0xQ

Studio Visit: Mathieu Malouf by Osman Can Yerebakan https://t.co/JjygY7OBOB pic.twitter.com/TDHvUav0xQ

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