LD50, 2-4 Tottenham Road, London N1 4BZ
The vertebral Silence: Adriana Ramić + Harm van den Dorpel
About translation, or rather how from translation more information emerges.
North East Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN)
Luke McCreadie
Ahead of Luke McCreadie’s project ...together with the obligation to express for BALTIC 39 | FIGURE THREE, we revisit recent exhibitions of new sculptural and video works at Jerwood Visual Arts and Standpoint, London.
Cubitt, 8 Angel Mews, London N1 9HH
Dean Blunt
Dean Blunt at Cubitt is as succinct as an exhibition can be: there is a high-pitched noise on a constant loop and one stock image on the wall of a good looking couple enjoying a coffee. Bobby Jewell reviews
The Gallery Apart, Via Francesco Negri 43, 00154 Rome
Marco Strappato: Over Yonder
Strappato is constantly researching images to be used as words, images that represent the landscape in all its possible forms.
Daiwa Foundation, 13-14 Cornwall Terrace Mews, London NW1 4QP
Saya Kubota: Material Witness
Dominika Mackiewicz reviews a new exhibition by Japanese artist Saya Kubota, whose artistic practice explores the past (re)stored in archaeological and antiquarian objects.
25-28 Old Burlington St, London W1S 3AN
Claire Barclay in conversation with Paul Hobson | Stephen Friedman Gallery | 20/01/16
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The National Printing House, Athens
FEK + Art
Commemorating 190 years of operation, the National Printing House of Athens is currently playing host to a contemporary art show opening its doors to artists and the general public. Review by Dr Kostas Prapoglou
kaufmann repetto, Via Di Porta Tenaglia 7 20121, Milan
Judith Hopf: ! Hear Rings !
For her third solo show at kaufmann repetto, Judith Hopf presents a new body of work including sculptures, installations and a four-minute video animation.
von Bartha, Kannenfeldplatz 6, 4056, Basel, Switzerland
Sitting on a Branch
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For his new exhibition at von Bartha, multimedia artist Boris Rebetez has invited six artists to join him in exploring ideas of space, environment and architecture.
Cooper Gallery, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, 13 Perth Road, Dundee, DD1 4HT
ALL SYSTEMS… go
‘ALL SYSTEMS...go’ journeys through ideas of the individual as an agent of free will, in conflict, apart or in harmony with the group or collective. Review by Alexander Hetherington
SPACE, Mare Street, London
Jeremy Hutchison: work the meat, pleasure the dessert
SPACE Art + Technology presented a new work by This Time With FEEling artist in residence Jeremy Hutchison. For this work, Hutchison presented a new outsourcing model for the affective economy. Meat is a 3D body-scan, a simulation of the artist’s anatomy.
Vane, First Floor Commercial Union House, 39 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 6QE
Jock Mooney: Who Are You and What Do You Want
Mooney has confidently matured in his abilities to perform the role of adolescent artist, having his cake and eating it with two fingers up and no concern to start producing ‘adult’ art, all the while remaining cerebral, provocative and daring. Review by Peter-Ashley Jackson
Vilma Gold, 6 Minerva St, London E2 9EH
Julia Wachtel
Cassie Davies reviews Julia Wachtel's exhibition of politicised screen prints and paintings derived from popular culture.
Limoncello, 340-344 Kingsland Road, London E8 4DA
Cornelia Baltes: Drunk Octopus wants to fight
Baltes’ gestural ambience plays tricks with our requirement to create standards with which to visually assess what something is and how to react to it. Review by Sophie Risner
