Roscommon Art Centre is proud to present “Fading not Ending” by Maggie Madden

The exhibition will run from July 9th through August 5th, 2010

Maggie Madden has a preference for time-consuming and intricate processes creating works that reflect on the relationships between urban and rural landscapes. The objects born of these processes are crafted out of discarded and humble materials and often have a fragility that teeters on the brink of collapse. These detailed constructions have the potential for endless expansion, to grow outward from densely ordered space and continue boundlessly.  In the works there are open ended references to our networked world, communication and transport systems, infrastructures of contemporary life in modern cities.  
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Francine Tint is proud to announce her participation in the Hampton’s Art Fair Friday July 9th – Sunday July 11th Represented by Tria Gallery, The Suchman-Bart-Mentheny Gallery Booth 405.
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What am I doing here? Ke dirang ha?
An exhibition of monoprints will run from July 6 through July 18, 2010

‘What am I Doing Here? Ke Dirang Ha?’ is an exhibition of paintings and monoprints by artist in Botswana, Ann Gollifer exploring the condition of being an exotic in the exotic. Ann’s work is inspired by issues of the human condition, history and identity, both personal and collective.
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Kai Schiemenz will be one of the many artists participating in “THE KNOT”.

THE KNOT is mobile unit for artistic production and presentation in Berlin, Warsaw and Bucharest. The Knot is a temporary, mobile structure which is travelling to Berlin, Warsaw and Bucharest in the year of 2010, where it will constitute a micro-model for what could be a better city of the present.
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Dana Levy, Kai Schiemenz and Iris Fluegel will be participating in the nine-gallery exhibition, inspired by the Richard Price’s novel “Lush Life”.
 
LUSH LIFE
INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
Chapter 3. First Bird (A Few Butterflies)
June 25 – July 31, 2010
Nicholas Di Genova, Christoph Draeger, Jeffrey Gibson,
Karen Heagle, Ezra Johnson, Wes Lang, Dana Levy,
Gina Magid, Jon Rappleye and Xaviera Simmons
 
Lehmann Maupin 201 Chrystie Street

Chapter Four: Let It Die

July 8 – August 13
Nina Lola Bachhuber
, Robert Beck
, Jessica Dickinson, 
Tommy Hartung, 
Rashid Johnson, 
Jose Lerma, 
Dani Leventhal
, Amy Longenecker-Brown
, Robert Melee
Jackie Saccoccio
, Kai Schiemenz / Iris Fluegel, 
Claudia Weber
Matthew Weinstein

Reception: Thursday, July 8: 6-9pm
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Red Face 2007 photo mosaic 40”X32”

‘Tremors’

Exhibition runs from June 23 through July 18, 2010

ARTIST’S STATEMENT
I believe that everything continuously changes, either being generated or destroyed. Presence is just a state of being and the reality of an object has ambiguity in this shifting. In my work, I intend to reflect upon the astatic character of existence in the flow of time as well as the opposite sides of nature – the negative and positive, the construction and destruction, the presence and absence, and life and death.
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Outlet/Independent Art Space is proud to present Hamra Abbas ‘Cityscapes’.

The exhibtion will run from June 23 through July 17, 2010.

Cityscapes – seemingly an ordinary collection of touristy photographs of Istanbul, is made truly ordinary by removing one element that upon first glance generously gives away the city’s character and history. Each shot taken at the crack of dawn is embedded in a narrative that invites the audience to imagine waking up one morning to find the city changed overnight, literally. 
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"Papillion", 50" x 32" x 10", Welded steel and paint

The Delaware Museum of Natural History is proud to present, ‘Steel Currents’, by Stan Smokler.

The exhibition will run from June 4 through July 18, 2010.

“Stan Smokler’s steel sculptures recall the visual wit and cunning assemblages of Picasso and Gonzalez, as well as the American voices of David Smith and Richard Stankiewicz. Out of these sources Stan has developed a unique palette, applying industrial cast-offs, “found objects” to create scuptures which deliberately deny their past history in order to serve a new formal purpose.”
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Thupelo Cape Town – INTERVENTIONS, A site specific and live art workshop

INTERVENTIONS will be held between June 10 through June 26, 2010.

Since it’s inception Triangle New York aimed to promote dialogue, experimentation, and critical discussion among practicing contemporary visual artists at various stages of their careers.

That same idea is governing the Thupelo workshops which are also not only a space for artists to make art; they are also a space for the exchange of ideas, experiences, techniques and disciplines, thereby creating the conditions for artists to experiment and find new or different forms of expression. In essence, it is the interaction between artists from diverse cultural, national and social backgrounds that provides the workshops with a creative energy that is more than likely to influence the work of participating artists. ‘Thupelo’ means ‘to teach by example’.
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“So Warmly", 036 70” x 50” Acrylic & gel medium on canvas

Roy Lerner is pleased to announce that he was represented at the San Francisco Fine Art Fair by Gallery Sam. The art fair opened on May 20th, and remained open for viewing until May 23rd.
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