#lawrie shabibi

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Maliheh Afnan, Of Numbers, (ink on rice paper), 1980 [Lawrie Shabibi, Dubai. © Maliheh Afnan]

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Natalia Gonzalez Martin The Water is Warmer in The Nighttime, 2021 Oil on wood Courtesy Lawrie Shabibi.

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artsy.net

$14000 · Available for sale from Lawrie Shabibi, Shaikha Al Mazrou, Tension I (2014), Ceramic and powder coated Steel, 45 cm diameter

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Mohamed Melehi (1936-2020)

Melehi is a Moroccan painter, graphic designer, muralist and leading figure in Arab abstract art.

Many of his pieces involve a wave like pattern. His bold graphic shapes and use of colour provide an alternative approach to the stereotypical depiction of waves.

These works are silkscreen prints on paper.

Moucharabieh in Four Colours (2020)

Untitled (1972)

Untitled (1975)

Untitled (1983)

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Rest in light.

Mona Saudi sculpts mainly in stone - one of the few artists of her generation to do so. Her forms are full of vitality, beauty and a clear sense of equilibrium, frequently returning to ideas of fertility and growth. Always starting with basic shapes, the square, circle, cylinder, rectangle, she goes on to give them movement, a life of their own – either repeating their forms, varying their depths or heights or cutting them across one another to create new, graceful compositions. Knowing she wanted to be an artist since she was 17, the artist left school early to move to Beirut to begin her career. She went on to study at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and has since had a long and distinguished career, including exhibiting in group exhibitions at Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris (2012); Salon d'Automne, Sursok Museum, Beirut, (2011-1993) and the International Cairo Biennale, Cairo (2003); In 2018, 'Poetry & Form', a survey of her works curated by Hoor Al Qassimi, was presented at the Sharjah Art Museum in collaboration with Sharjah Art Foundation. Her works are held in collections around the world and there is monumental sculpture by Saudi standing outside the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, the only work permitted to grace the surrounding precinct by its architect Jean Nouvel. She lives and works in Beirut and Amman and is represented by Lawrie Shabibi.

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Jordanian artist Mona Saudi  --  Jordanian artist Mona Saudi - who made abstract stone sculptures - has died at the age of 76. #edisonmariotti Luciana Souza    Several of her works are in the collection of the British Museum and a large public work is outside the Institut Du Monde Arabe in Paris.Saudi was born in Amman, Jordan, in 1945, moving first to Beirut and then to Paris, where he studied sculpture at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts.In an interview with the National newspaper in 2018, she discussed why she left Jordan, saying: "This is how I planned my life. I wanted to do an exhibition and then go to Paris.Nobody supported me. I just decided to make my life on my own, so I abolished all kinds of obstacles: family, society, etc."One of her most notable works, called Géométrie de l'esprit (1987), stands outside the Institut Du Monde Arabe in Paris.image: Mona Saudi in her studio Photo: Lawrie Shabibimusic: National Arab Orchestra: Cello Taqsim - Naseem Alatrash - 2nd Annual Gala Concert - June 1st, 2013.                          ..br                                                                                                                           A artista jordaniana Mona Saudi - que fazia esculturas abstratas em pedra - morreu aos 76 anos. #edisonmariotti  Várias de suas obras estão na coleção do Museu Britânico e uma grande obra pública fica do lado de fora do Institut Du Monde Arabe de Paris.Saudi nasceu em Amã, Jordânia, em 1945, mudando-se primeiro para Beirute e depois para Paris, onde estudou escultura na École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts.   Em entrevista ao jornal National em 2018, ela discutiu por que deixou a Jordânia, dizendo: "Foi assim que planejei minha vida. Queria fazer uma exposição e depois ir para Paris.Ninguém me apoiou. Eu apenas decidi fazer minha vida sozinho, então aboli todos os tipos de obstáculos: família, sociedade, etc."Uma de suas obras mais notáveis, chamada Géométrie de l'esprit (1987), fica do lado de fora do Institut Du Monde Arabe, em Paris. imagem: Mona Saudi em seu estúdio Foto: Lawrie Shabibi

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“Star Gazer X,” 2018, by Zak Ove, on view at the Lawrie Shabibi booth at the 2019 Armory Show. #sculpture #zakove #zakové #wallsculpture #stargazer #lawrieshabibi #thearmoryshow #nyc (at The Armory Show) https://www.instagram.com/p/CArUHRqlUZy/?igshid=26y7n8mzxaml

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Check out Nadia Kaabi-Linke, Sidi Ali El Makki, 2011 (2018), From Lawrie Shabibi

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Darren Harvey-Regan - The Erratics

Entwining image and object, the work of Darren Harvey-Regan (b. 1974 Exeter) often sees a hybridisation of the conventions of photography and sculpture. As quietly humorous as they are frustrating his works challenge the viewer to distinguish where representation ends and the object begins. “The presentation of photographs in interaction with objects serves to highlight the inherent tensions within representation; between the photograph as an object and the image of the world it contains. In this way, I consider the photograph as being something not only to think about, but to think with.” Darren Harvey-Regan is a graduate of the Royal College of Art. His work has appeared in exhibitions and publications internationally and is part of the permenant photography collection at the V & A Museum, London. His solo exhibitions include Meralepsis, Copperfield Gallery, London (2017); The Erratics, Copperfield, London (2015 - 2016); The Erratics, Passaggi - Arte Contemporanea, Pisa (2015); Phrasings, Ravestijn, Amsterdam (2013); A Shifting Sense of Things, Sumarria Lunn, London (2013); A Collection of Gaps, Phoenix, Exeter (2011); and Fact, Room Gallery, London (2011). Group shows include Walker Evens Revisited curated by David Campany, Kunsthalle Mannheim, Germany (2020); Pic.London, Ambika P3, London (2017); Perfectionism (part iii): The Alchemy of Making, Griffin Gallery, London (2016); MAC International, finalist, Belfast (2016); Not Really Really, Collection Frédéric de Goldschmidt, Quai du Commerce, Brussels (2016); In and Out - Spatial Correspondence, RAUMX, London (2016); Against Nature, Photo50 curated by Sheyi Bankale, London (2015); A History of Photography, V & A, London (2014); Exile, ONCA, Brighton (2014); Act & Application, Lawrie Shabibi, Dubai (2014); GeoGráfica, FOTOTROPIA, Guatemala City (2013); The Animal Gaze Returned, Sheffield Institute of Arts (2013); Moves, Chandelier Projects, London (2013); Confined, Nest, Den Haag (2012); Recasting the Gods, Sumarria Lunn, London (2012); Collaborators 3, ROOM, London (2012); Breaking Surfaces, Jette Rudolph, Berlin (2012);  I’ll Be Your Mirror, Monte Vista, LA & Nancy Kranzberg, St Louis (2012); The Animal Gaze Returned, Cass, London (2011); Object Dada, Edel Assanti, London (2011); Photography as Object, Sumarria Lunn Gallery, London (2011); Catlin Prize, London (2011); New Contemporaries, ICA, London (2010); Elisions / Show One, Gulbenkian Galleries, RCA, London (2010). Darren Harvey-Regan is a recipient of the Leverhulme Trust Award (2009) and is part of the Hal Silver collective. Publications include The Erratics, RVB Books, monograph, Paris (2017); Constructed: The Contemporary History of The Contructed Image in Photography Since 1990, Routledge, New York (2017); Photography is Magic, Charlotte Cotton, Aperture, New York (2015). His book 'The Erratics' has been shortlisted of the Aperture/ Paris Photo First Photobook Award (2017). For his most recent solo exhibition with the gallery: http://www.copperfieldgallery.com/darren-harvey---regan.html

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Introducing the judges who are generously giving their time to select @neoartprize 2019 www.zealous.co/neo/opportunity/OPEN-CALL-neo-artprize-2019/ William Lunn Director: @copperfield_london, #London William Lunn is a curator & director of the contemporary art gallery Copperfield, London. At 30 years old he has curated more than 80 exhibitions and projects. While Copperfield, London is committed to developing the careers of emerging and mid career artists, placing work in collections such as The Met, the V&A, FRAC, the British Council, Danish arts Council and the British Museum, over the years Lunn has also presented work by globally recognised artists such as Ryan Gander, Richard Wilson, Mona Hatoum, Lawrence Wiener, Mike Kelly and Angela de la Cruz. He has curated public and private exhibitions in the UK and abroad including NORTH (supported by ACE) and for Nest Ruimte Voor Kunst in the Hague and Lawrie Shabibi in Dubai. http://www.copperfieldgallery.com https://www.facebook.com/copperfieldgallery/# (at neoartists) https://www.instagram.com/neo_artists/p/BxZuc53FOst/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1r76live840e5

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“Farhad Ahrarnia at Lawrie Shabibi” by Anna Seaman:

An interesting collection of art is going up at Lawrie Shabibi Gallery in Dubai for their new exhibition. Something for the Touts, the Nuns, the Grocery Clerks and You is the title of the exhibition by Farhad Ahrarnia that opens at the gallery at 6pm tonight. The main body of the show consists of cardboard collected from Shiraz, Esfahan and Tehran in Iran with gilded illuminations painted on their surfaces. There are also new pieces from his on-going wall-based Khatam series. There is therefore, a mix of high art ornamentation and discarded cardboard boxes. The artist is interested in the potential of traditional craft, emphasising its engagement with the modern and embedding various cultural sensibilities onto two seemingly incongruous surfaces.

The unusual title is taken from a poem by Charles Bukowski, a German-born American poet, novelist, and short story writer who was notorious for writings that were influenced by his home surroundings and the impact of modernisation and industrialisation on the poor and working classes.

Additional images above from Lawrie Shabibi, Selections, and Harper’s Bazaar.

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Mona Saudi, Illuminations, (acrylic on paper), 1999 [Lawrie Shabibi, Dubai. © Mona Saudi]

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Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim My Garden's Details, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Courtesy the artist and Lawrie Shabibi. 

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Exhibitions Visited in 2018

17th December, Intervals, The Collection, Lincoln

13th December, Bodies of Practice, Project Space Plus, Lincoln

13th December, Liz Davies, Mansions of the Future, Lincoln

12th December, Simeon Barclay, The Tetley, Leeds

6 December, Approaching Affective Zero, Mansions of the Future, Lincoln

6 December, Fractopia, General Practice, Lincoln

1 December, The Louvre, Abu Dhabi,

29 November, In  the Age of New Media, The Atassi Foundation, Dubai,

29 November, L’Ecole de Tunis , Elmarsa Gallery, Dubai,

29 November, Huda Lufti, The Third Line,  Dubai,

29 November, Ala Ebtekar, The Third Line, Dubai,

29 November, Nasir Nasrallah, The Jamjar, Dubai,

29 November, Simon Back, Showcase, Dubai,

29 November, Lalla Essaydi, Leila Heller, Dubai,

29 November, Kenny Scharf, Leila Heller, Dubai, 

29 November, Nancy Lorenz, Leila Heller, Dubai, 

29 November, Nadia Kaabi-Linke, Lawrie Shabibi,  Dubai, 

29 November, The Monochrome Revisited, Jean-Paul Najar Foundation, Dubai,

29 November, Farah Foudeh, Gulf Photo Plus, Dubai,

29 November, Joana Escoval, Grey Noise, Dubai,

29 November, Ana Mazzei, Green Art Gallery, Dubai,

29 November, Hoda Tawakoi, Gallerie Isabelle Van den Eynde, Dubai,

29 November, Material Pursuits, D. Academy, Dubai,

29 November, Fernando Botero, Custot Gallery, Dubai,

29 November, Anahita Razmi, Carbon 12, Dubai,

29 November, Sunil Gawde, 1X1 Gallery, Dubai,

29 November, Thaier Helal, Ayyam Gallery, Dubai,

29 November, Group Exhibition, Total Arts, Dubai 

29 November, Visual Dialogues,  Total Arts, Dubai

26 November, Shaikha Al Mazrou, Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Alia Farid and Aseel AlYaqoub,  Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Crude, Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Mounira Al Solh ,Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Maha Malluh, Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Lala Rukh, Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Chiharu Shiota, Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai

26 November, Mukesh Shah, XVA Gallery, Dubai

26 November, Martin Giesen, Majlis Gallery, Dubai

25 November, Out of Focus/Union,  The Farjam Foundation, Dubai

25 November, Urban Poetry, Opera Gallery, Dubai

25 November, Mathieu Hutin, The Empty Quarter, Dubai

25 November, Amir Ismail, Cuadro Gallery, Dubai

24 November, Sublime Hardware, Luxembourg & Dayan, London

24 November, Lord Duveen, My Pictures Never Looked so Marvelous as When you are Here, Levy Gory,  London

24 November, Jedd Novatt,  Waddington + Custot,  London

24 November, Aziz + Cucher , Gazelli, London

24 November, Ryan Mrozowski, Simon Lee, London

24 November, Yun, Hyong-Keun, Simon Lee, London 

24 November, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Mazzolini,  London

24 November, Fiona Tan, Frith Street Gallery, London

24 November,Dara Birnbaum,  Marian Goodman, London

24 November, John Baldessari, Marian Goodman, London

24 November, Gordon Matta Clark, David Zwirner, London

24 November, Amy Sillman, Camden Arts Centre, London

24 November,Chris Burden, Gagosian, London

14 November, Testing 1,2,3 Project Space Plus, Lincoln

7 November, Darius Powell & Ben Spiller, Derby Museum and Gallery

7 November, Derby: From War to Peace, Derby Museum and Gallery

7 November, Lydia Crumb, Loovre Gallery at Surface Gallery, Nottingham

7 November, Penumbra, Surface Gallery, Nottingham

7 November, Off Centre: Nottingham Photography Festival, Surface Gallery, Nottingham

7 November, Notts Zine Library, Nottingham Contemporary

7 November, Scarlet Crawford, Nottingham Contemporary

7 November, Still I Rise, Nottingham Contemporary

7 November, Serving Library V David Osbaldeston, Bonington Gallery, Nottingham

4 November, Ashley Holmes, Two Queens, Leicester

4 November, Mateus Domingos, The Phoenix, Leicester

4 November, Tristram Aver, Leicester Print Workshop

4 November, Christopher Samuels, Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester

4 November, Criminal Ornamentation, Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester

31 October, The Hepworth Prize for Sculpture, The Hepworth, Wakefield

31 October, Andy Cropper, APG works, Sheffield

31 October, Construction House, S1 Artspace, Sheffield

31 October, Linda Benedict-Jones, Graves Gallery, Sheffield

31 October, Heads Roll, Graves Gallery, Sheffield

31 October, Liquid Crystal Display, Site Gallery, Sheffield

31 October, From Darkness to Light, Millennium Gallery, Sheffield

31 October, Josh Whitacker, Bloc, Sheffield

26 October, Daniel Rapley, The Collection, Lincoln

26 October, Ellen Brady, The Collection, Lincoln

21 October, Kate Groobey, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham

21 October, Polly Apfelbaum, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham

21 October,  Inspire 2018, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

21 October,  With and Without, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

21 October,  Suzie Hunt and Tony McClure, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

21 October,  Collecting Birmingham, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

19 October, Gerard Williams, General Practice, Lincoln

12 October, Tania Bruguera, Tate Modern, London 12 October, Christian Marclay, Tate Modern, London

12 October, Alec Finlay, Southwark Park, London

12 October, Marcia Farquhar, Dilston Grove,  London

12 October, Marcia Farquhar, CGP, London

12 October, Ivor Cutler, Goldsmiths CCA, London

12 October, Mika Rottenberg, Goldsmiths CCA ,London

12 October, From the Inside Out, Drawing Room, London

12 October, Martin Eder, Newport St Gallery, London

12 October, Nicholas Pope, Sunday Painter, London

12 October, James N. Kienitz Wilkins, Gasworks Gallery, London

11 October, Anna Metzger, Broadcaster, Waddington

11 October, Anna Metzger, Broadcaster, Wellingore

2 October, Nordic Design and Craft, Manchester Art Gallery

2 October, Speech Acts: Reflection-Imagination-Repetition, Manchester Art Gallery

2 October, And Breath, Manchester Art Gallery

2 October, Annie Swynnerton, Manchester Art Gallery

2 October, Kate Heywood, Manchester Art Gallery

2 October, The Booth Centre: Arrival, Home, Manchester

2 October, David Ogle, Home, Manchester

2 October, In the Land, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

2 October, Exchanges, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

2 October, Bodies of Colour: Breaking with stereotypes in the wallpaper collection, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

2 October, Four Corners of One Cloth: Textiles from the Islamic World, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

2 October, Goya and Hogarth, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

2 October, Alice Kettle, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

2 October, William Kentridge, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester

29 September, Callum Beaney, Wallner Gallery, Nottingham

29 September, Mandy Payne, Angear Visitor Centre, Nottingham

29 September, Rana Begum, Djanogly Gallery, Nottingham

25 September, Matthew Houlding, The Tetley, Leeds

25 September, Tai Shani, The Tetley, Leeds

25 September, Senga Nengudi, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds 

25 September, Lothar Gotz, Leeds Art Gallery

25 September, Allison Wilding, Leeds Art Gallery

25 September, Katrina Palmer, Yorkshire Sculpture Park

25 September, Guiseppe Penone, Yorkshire Sculpture Park

21 September, Alun Williams, Handel St Projects, London

21 September, Ed Ruscha National Gallery, London

21 September, Daniel Silver, Frith Street Gallery, London

21 September, Kemang Wa Lehulere, Marian Goodman, London

21 September, Michael Kidner, Flowers, London

21 September, Ian Davenport, Waddington Custot, London

21 September, Harold Ancart, David Zwirner, London

21 September, Victor Burgin, Richard Saltoun, London

21 September, Wanda Czelkowska, Thaddaeus Ropac, London

21 September, Joseph Beuys, Thaddaeus Ropac, London

21 September, Daniel Richter, Thaddaeus Ropac, London

21 September, Conrad Shawcross, Victoria Miro, London

21 September, Designers & Jewellery 1850 –1940, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

21 September, Print Rebels, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

21 September, John P. Williams, Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge

8 September, Giles Round, Nostell Priory, Wakefield

8 September, Chippendale: the Man and the Brand, Nostell Priory, Wakefield

8 September, Hepworth, Wakefield

8 September, A Contemporary Collection, Hepworth, Wakefield

8 September, Modern Nature: British Photographs from the Hyman Collection, Hepworth, Wakefield

8 September, Giles Round, Hepworth, Wakefield

8 September, Viviane Sassen, Hepworth, Wakefield

8 September, Lee Miller and Surrealism in Britain, Hepworth, Wakefield

7 September, TIGHT, Peter de Wint Building, Lincoln

3 September, Mark Steadman Cogglesford Mill Sleaford

24 August, Nadya Monfrinoli,, Doddington Hall

24 August, Sculpture at Doddington, Doddington Hall

21 August, Neon, NCCD, Sleaford

21 August, Woman’s Work, NCCD, Sleaford

21 August, Jacqueline James, NCCD, Sleaford

21 August, How are you Doing Sleaford? NCCD, Sleaford

14 August, Trix & Robert Haussmann, Nottingham Contemporary

14 August, Pia Camil, Nottingham Contemporary

28 July, Impossible City, The Collection, Lincoln

23 July, Impossible City, General Practice, Lincoln

12th July, Nia Fekri, Broadcaster, Wellingore

10th July, Nia Fekri, Broadcaster, Waddington

5 July, Miriam Bean, Phoenix, Leicester

5 July, Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings, Two Queens, Leicester

5 July, Alison Carpenter Hughes, Gajiko Project Space, Leicester

29 June, Practice and Research in Action, Sidney Nolan Trust, Presteigne

26 June, Sidney Nolan, Sidney Nolan Trust, Presteigne

20 June, Mountain of Tongues, Backlit Gallery, Nottingham

20 June, Harry Martins, Surface Gallery, Nottingham

20 June, Studio Artists Show, Surface Gallery, Nottingham

20 June, Dohm Shop, Nottingham  Contemporary

20 June, Linder: House of Fame, Nottingham  Contemporary

20 June, Thom Trojanowski, Trade Gallery, Nottingham 

20 June, Cindie Cheung, TG, Nottingham

20 June, Beth Collar, Primary, Nottingham

19 June, Antony Gormley, Kettles Yard, Cambridge

13 June, General Public, Eastside Projects, Birmingham

13 June, Mixrice, Eastside Projects, Birmingham

13 June, Inherited Purposes, Grand Union, Birmingham

12 June, Synthesis, Hereford College of Arts

9 June,  Mandy Lee Jandrell, The Usher Gallery, Lincoln

9 June,  Daniel Rapley, The Usher Gallery, Lincoln

5 June, Natasha Monfared, Sam Scorer Gallery, Lincoln

1 June, Bradley Oliver-White, General Practice, Lincoln

25 May, Illustration degree show, University of Lincoln

25 May, Proximity, University of Lincoln

25 May, Insert Art Here, University of Lincoln

24 may, Postman Time, Blue Rooms, Lincoln

23 May, 32 degrees, University of Lincoln

28 April, Circus: Performers, Politics and Pop Culture, NCCD, Sleaford

28 April, Unseen, NCCD, Sleaford

21 April, Bartolome Murillo, National Gallery, London

21 April, Edgar Degas, National Gallery, London

21 April, Tacita Dean: Still Life, National Gallery, London

21 April, Michael Rakowitz, Forth Plinth, London

21 April, Christian Boltanski, Marian Goodman, London

21 April, Wilhelm Sasnal, Sadie Coles HQ, London

21 April, Surface Work, Victoria Miro, London

21 April, Lee Ufan, Serpentine Gallery, London

21 April, Ian Cheng, Serpentine Gallery, London

21 April, Sondra Perry, Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London

21 April, Manuel Espinosa, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London

21 April, Ilona Kesseru, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London

21 April, Matthew Day Jackson, Hauser & Wirth, London

21 April, Lorna Simpson, Hauser & Wirth, London

21 April, Wim Wenders, Blain Southern,London

21 April, Gabriella Boyd, Blain Southern, London

21 April, Recent Acquisitions, Tate Modern, London

21 April, Bruce Nauman, Tate Modern, London

21 April, Joan Jonas, Tate Modern,  London

21 April, Pablo Picasso, Tate Modern, London

21 April, Adapt to Survive, Heni Project Space, London

21 April, Andreas Gursky, Hayward Gallery, London

20 April, Documents Alternatives, BSAD Gallery, Bath

19 April, Rie Nakajima, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham

19 April, Langlands & Bell, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham

12 April, Machines Will Watch Us Die, Holden Gallery, Manchester

11 April, Exhibition Untitled, Project Space Plus, Lincoln

6 April, Gabriele Di Matteo, Handel St Projects, London

6 April, Leonor Atunes, Whitechapel Gallery,London

6 April, Art Capital, Whitechapel Gallery,London

6 April, Mark Dion, Whitechapel Gallery, London

6 April, Invisible Cities, Waddington Custot, London

6 April, Andrzej Wroblewski, David Zwirner, London

6 April, Runtime Error, Paul Coulon, London

6 April, Paulo Bruscky, Richard Saltoun, London

6 April, Fred Wilson, Pace, London

6 April, Richard Serra, Gagosian, London

6 April, Michelangelo Pisteletto,  London

6 April, Roy Newell, Simon Lee, London

6 April, Jan Frank, Nahmad Projects,  London

6 April, Jonna Kina, Beaconsfield, London

6 April, John Copeland, Newport St Gallery, London

6 April, Rachel Howard, Newport St Gallery, London

6 April, Myra Greene, Corvi Mora, London

6 April, David Musgrave, Greengassi, London

4 April, Chiharu Shiota, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton

4 April, In My Shoes, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton

4 April, Simon Armitage, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton

4 April, Revolt and Revolutions, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton

4 April, Alfredo Jaar, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton

4 April, Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, Hepworth, Wakefield

4 April, School Prints, Hepworth, Wakefield

4 April, Serena Korda, Hepworth, Wakefield

4 April, Anthony McCall, Hepworth, Wakefield

22 March, Cozens and Cozens, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

22 March, Beyond Borders, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

22 March, South Asian Modernists 1953-63, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

22 March, John Staezker, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

22 March, In The Land, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

22 March, Cecily Brown, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

22 March, Apna, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester

10 March, Upholstery: Evolution to Revolution, NCCD, Sleaford

10 March, Celia Smith, NCCD, Sleaford

10 March, Winter & Kurth, NCCD, Sleaford

10 March, Class of 2017, NCCD, Sleaford

7 March, Print!!, Project Space Plus, Lincoln

23rd February, Tom Martin, The Collection, Lincoln

23rd February, Andy Weekes, The Collection, Lincoln

18th February, No Method, Backlit Gallery, Nottingham

16th February, The Real DMZ, New Art Exchange, Nottingham

9th February, From The Land - Henry Moore, Ewen Henderson & Other Artists, The Collection Lincoln

9th February, Photographing Tutankhamun, The Collection Lincoln

6th February, Transitional States, Project Space Plus, Lincoln

2nd February, Nikolaus Gansterer, The Broadcaster, Wellingore

1st February, Subjectively Objective, Nuneaton Museum and Gallery 

1st February, Object Relations: Images in photography and painting, Nuneaton Museum and Gallery

27th January, Yellow Belly, 20:21 Gallery, Scunthorpe

27th January, Jane Walker, 20:21 Gallery, Scunthorpe

27th January, Hotel Drawings, 20:21 Gallery, Scunthorpe

27th January, Sinclair Ashman, 20:21 Gallery, Scunthorpe

27th January, Annabel McCourt, 20:21 Gallery, Scunthorpe

26th January, Bummock, Backlit Gallery, Nottingham

23rd January, Line, Project Space Plus, Lincoln

14th January, Florian Hecker, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna

14th January, Publishing as an Artistic Toolbox: 1989–2017, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna

14th January, Herbert Albrecht, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

14th January, In Her Majesty's Hands: Medals of Maria Theresa, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

14th January, Point of View #20: Girolamo da Treviso, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

14th January, Reflections, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

14th January, Rubens: The Power of Transformation, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

13th January, Bruno Peinado, Mam Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art, Vienna

13th January, Lionel Favre, Mam Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art, Vienna

13th January, Hilario Isola, Mam Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art, Vienna

13th January, Markus Redl, Gallery Kandlhofer, Vienna

13th January, watching sugar dissolve in a glass of water, Mumok, Vienna

13th January, Nature Stories, Mumok, Vienna

13th January, Julian Turner, Mumok, Vienna

13th January, Art into Life!, Mumok, Vienna

13th January, Hans Schabus, Mumok, Vienna

13th January, Gilbert Bretterbauer, Art Box, Vienna

13th January, Bill Seaman, Schauraum, Veinna

13th January, Ken Lum, Public Art Vienna

13th January, Lawrence Weiner, Public Art Vienna

13th January, Station Rose, Station Rose Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Michael Koch, Jan Arnold, Vienna

13th January, Elisabeth Czihak, Eikon Schaufenster Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Martha Jungwirth & Eva Schlegel, Krinzinger Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Sakshi Gupta, Krinzinger Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Sudarshan Shetty, Krinzinger Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Chaux, Marin Janda Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Peter Jelitsch, Crone Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Christine de Grancy, Crone Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Material Traces, Charim Gallery,  Vienna

13th January, Jürgen Klauke, Gallery Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Vienna

13th January, Birgit Jürgenssen, Hubert Winter Gallery, Vienna

13th January, Olga Chernysheva, The Secession, Vienna

13th January, R H Quaytman, The secession, Vienna

12th January, The Unlimited Dream Company, Hannah Barry Gallery, London

12th January, Ilona Sagar, South London Gallery, London

12th January, Michael Armitage, South London Gallery, London

12th January, Jakub Julian Ziolkowski, Hauser & Wirth, London

12th January, Monika Sosnowska, Hauser & Wirth, London

12th January, Peter Doig, Michael Werner Gallery, London

12th January, Carmen Herrara, Lisson Gallery, London

12th January, Roy Colmer, Lisson Gallery, London

12th January, Speech Acts, Lisson Gallery, London

1st January, Rob Flint, The Broadcaster, Waddington

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Larissa Sansour, A Space Exodus, 2009,  film, 5’ A Space Exodus quirkily sets up an adapted stretch of Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey in a Middle Eastern political context. The recognisable music scores of the 1968 science fiction film are changed to arabesque chords matching the surreal visuals of Sansour's film. The film follows the artist herself onto a phantasmagoric journey through the universe echoing Stanley Kubrick's thematic concerns for human evolution, progress and technology. However, in her film, Sansour posits the idea of a first Palestinian into space, and, referencing Armstrong's moon landing, she interprets this theoretical gesture as "a small step for a Palestinian, a giant leap for mankind". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1YhTUtC6SI

https://larissasansour.com

Larissa Sansour, Born in East Jerusalem

Sansour (PS/DK) studied Fine Art in Copenhagen, London and New York. She represented Denmark at the 58th Venice Biennale. Recent solo exhibitions include Copenhagen Contemporary in Denmark, Dar El-Nimer in Beirut, Bluecoat in Liverpool, Chapter in Cardiff, New Art Exchange in Nottingham and Nikolaj Kunsthal in Copenhagen. Sansour is represented by Lawrie Shabibi in Dubai and Montoro 12 Contemporary Art in Rome and Brussels. She lives and works in London.

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جولة افتراضية في معالم دبي الثقافية اون لاين

لاسفر ، لامشاكل ، يتبقى لنا جميعاً حول العالم ان نرحل في جولة افتراضية الى اي من المعالم السياحية الشهيرة حول العالم ، كما أشرنا في مقال سابق بموقع حكايات السفر.

الان لهواة المعارض الفتية والثقافية يمكنهم الغوص بدون مغادرة اماكنهم في اشهر معارض الفن والثقافة في مدينة دبي الاماراتية ، شكرا لموقع (مجمع السركال) الذي اتاح هذه الخدمة بتقنية عالية.

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