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 de Appel arts centre 1001 ET Amsterdam 17 Apr — 6 Jun 2010Exhibition "I'm Not Here. An Exhibition Without Francis Alÿs" Participating artists: Mounira Al Solh (LB/NL), Vaast Colson (BE), Luisa Cunha (PT), Grier Edmundson (USA/UK), André Guedes (PT), Gustav Metzger (UK), Tatiana Mesa (CU), Roman Ondak (SK), Pak Sheung Chuen (HK/CN), Wilfredo Prieto (CU), Ariel Schlesinger (IL), David Sherry (UK), Stefan Brüggemann (MX/UK,) Noa Giniger (IL/NL) Curated by: Nikita, Yingqian Cai (CN), Alhena Katsof (CA), Direlia Lazo (CU), Yael Messer (IL), Alan Quireyns (BE) and Luis Silva (PT) Yvon Lambert to Exhibit Stefan Brüggemann Installation Yvon Lambert New York is pleased to announce Headlines & Last Line in the Movies, an installation by artist Stefan Brüggemann. This show will run concurrently with the exhibition Reading Dante III by Joan Jonas. Both exhibitions open with a reception for the artists on Saturday, February 27, 2010 from 6-8pm and will be on view until April 10, 2010. Brüggemann explores a variety of mediums including sculpture, video, painting, and drawing. He frequently employs text, demonstrating a pop aesthetic while maintaining a critical attitude towards the sociological context from which it is derived. For this exhibition, Brüggemann presents Headlines & Last Line in the Movies, a site-specific installation that covers the gallery walls with mirrored panels. On these mirrors, written with spray paint, are a list of recent newspaper headlines and a selection from the final dialogue of dramatic movies. A series of fluorescent light sculptures mounted upon the ceiling by Brüggemann illuminates the exhibition. Myriad contrasts and communalities are revealed within this work. Brüggemann selects text from both newspapers and the cinema, therefore juxtaposing reality and fiction. Both movies and the news are important reflections of our culture that not only influence, but also manipulate the public’s comprehension of society. To the artist, the text of Headlines & Last Line in the Movies function as maxims, seducing our innermost unconscious. Stefan Brüggemann (b. 1975, Mexico City) currently lives and works between Mexico City and London. His recent solo exhibitions include: Black Box, curated by Philippe Pirotte and Eva González-Sancho, Kunsthalle Bern and Frac Bourgogne, Dijon, France, 2008. Recent group exhibitions include: Escultura Social: New Generation of Art from Mexico City, MCA, Chicago, 2007; Nothing, Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, 2006; Off-key, curated by Philippe Pirotte, Kunsthalle Bern, Switzerland, 2006; and Beck’s Futures Award, ICA, London, 2006. Recent publications include: JRP Ringier publication edited by Nicolas de Oliveira with essays by Chris Kraus, Michael Bracewell and Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith. About Yvon Lambert: Yvon Lambert opened Galerie Yvon Lambert in Paris in 1967. The Collection Lambert in Avignon opened in 2000 with 350 works from Yvon Lambert’s personal collection and presents more than 1200 works today. Yvon Lambert New York was founded in 2003 and in 2007 moved to its current location, designed by Richard Gluckman in collaboration with Thomas Zolli. Please contact Geneva Jann-Lewis with any press inquiries at Geneva@yvon-lambert.com or 212-242-3611  en 4e de couverture : Laurent Montaron, Dulcimer, 2009 Sommaire 20/27 numéro 4 Arnauld Pierre FUTUR ANTÉRIEUR Jean-Philippe Antoine Christophe Gallois CONVERSATION AVEC MORGAN FISHER Yvie-Alain Bois LE CLOCHARD ET L'ARCHITECTE Sabeth Buchmann SIGNES ABSTRAITS ? Référence et formalisme dans les œuvres de Florian Pumhösl Manuel Cirauqui ECLIPSE (VITTORIO SANTORO) Sylvie Coëllier DIAMANTS ET SOLITAIRES Jean-Pierre Criqui 9 1/2 Sur Katarina Fritsch Jill Gasparina LE BÉTON ET LA RÉSINE Michel Gauthier LAURENT MONTARON : LE TEMPS DU MÉDIUM Marjolaine Lévy STEFAN BRÜGGEMANN : LE CONCEPT DANS LE DÉCOR Hélène Meisel GUILLAUME LEBLON, UNE IRONIE Natacha Pugnet LE COLLIER DE L'HISTOIRE : À propos d'expositions récentes de Hubert Duprat Anne-Lou Vicente DOMINIQUE BLAIS : UN PEU DE NEIGE SALIE   December 3, 2009 - March 14, 2010 Bass Museum of Art 2121 Park Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139 Where Do We Go From Here? Selections from La Colección Jumex Gertrude Silverstone Muss Gallery The Jumex Collection, based in Mexico City, is the largest private collection of international contemporary art in Latin America. The first time this collection is shown in the United States, this exhibition will include a selection of international figures of contemporary art such as Ugo Rondinone, Jenny Holzer, Louise Lawler, On Kawara, Kelly Walker, Rudolf Stingel, Paul McCarthy, Andy Warhol, Gabriel Orozco and Minerva Cuevas, alongside Mexican conceptual artists: Damian Ortega, and Stefan Bruggeman. Co-curated by Silvia Karman Cubiña and Raphaela Platow, in collaboration with Victor Zamudio Taylor, Curator of the Jumex Collection. This exhibition will later travel to the Cincinnati Art Center  NEW PUBLICATION ON ART AND TEXT Editor Aimee Selby Contributors Dave Beech, Charles Harrison, Will Hill September 2009 Hardback 288 pages 400 b/w and colour ills 28.0 x 23.0 cm 11.0 x 9.0 in ISBN10: 190155658 ISBN13: 9781906155650 BLACK DOG PUBLISHING Art and Text covers the development of the textual medium in art from the early combinations of text, lettering and image in the work of seminal artists such as El Lissitzky and Kurt Schwitters right up to the present day The use of written language has been one of the most defining developments in visual art of the twentieth century. Art and Text is a unique and timely survey of this most contemporary and relevant artistic tool. The use of text can be seen in some of the most avant-garde artwork of the twentieth century; René Magritte and dadaist artists used it to describe anti-art and anti-aesthetic sentiment. The work of some of the most famous conceptual artists of the 1960s began to use written language as an artwork in itself. Artists such as John Baldessari, Lawrence Weiner and Bruce Nauman, who are still today some of the world’s most respected artists, helped push the boundaries of what constitutes art at the time and it has continued to develop since that period. The expansive Art & Language group of artists and theorists, including Joseph Kosuth, Stefan Bruggemann also reconsidered the possibilities of ‘linguistic art.’ Contemporary artists continue to use this medium and expand its possibilities, which range from being a most direct and immediate means of artistic expression (Tracey Emin, Cy Twombly), to an effective socio-political artistic mechanism (BANK, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jenny Holzer).  http://www.frieze.com/issue/review/united_technologies/   http://www.tate.org.uk/tateetc/issue16/conversation16.htm  http://www.wallpaper.com/art/stefan-brã½ggemann-at-the-yvon-lambert-paris/3460 STEFAN BRÚGGEMANN at the YVON LAMBERT, PARIS      ' 
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