Grand Union, Unit 19, Fazeley Industrial Estate, Fazeley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5RS

Reynir Hutber: Stay Behind the Line

Grand Union, in collaboration with Fierce, is proud to present work by Reynir Hutber, an emerging artist based in London, whose work explores themes of social visibility, moral relativity and the everyday imposition of authority. For this solo exhibition

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Jerwood Space, 171 Union Street, Bankside, London, SE1 0LN

Tomorrow Never Knows: Jerwood/ Film and Video Umbrella Award

The Jerwood/ Film and Video Umbrella Award is a major new initative for moving image artists with a commissioning fund totalling £56,000. The four selected artists are: Ed Atkins, Emma Hart, Naheed Raza, Corin Sworn

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An interview with Phillip Van Den Bossche, curator Beaufort04

Beaufort04 is the fourth edition of the Triennial of Contemporary Art along the Belgium coast which opens on the 31st of March. Pieter Vermeulen went to meet its curator Phillip van den Bossche

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Flanders, Belgium

Contemporary visual arts in Flanders

Flanders boasts an age-old tradition of visual artists who enjoyed an international career and reputation such as Van Eyck, Bruegel, Van Dyck, Rubens, Ensor, Magritte and Broodthaers. The contemporary visual arts scene in Flanders is no less outstanding.

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Wiener Secession, Association of Visual Artists Friedrichstraße 12, A-1010 Vienna

Rudolf Stingel

Rudolf Stingel has made a considerable contribution to breaking up the aura of the white cube. For many years, he has been questioning the definition of the panel painting and, going beyond its limits, he reverses the relationship between spaces and paint

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WIELS, Av. Van Volxemlaan 354, 1190 Bruxelles

Rosemarie Trockel: Flagrant Delight

This survey constitutes the first large exhibition of Rosemarie Trockel (1952, Schwerte) in Belgium. Although the work of Rosemarie Trockel clearly references the symbolic and aesthetic legacies of surrealism and dada, her work has until now hardly been s

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OUTPOST, 10B Wensum Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 1HR

Edward Sanders: Grobo Mesa

The title 'Grobo Mesa' is an incongruous juxtaposition. 'Grobo', a seemingly nonsensical word in conjunction with the geographical classification. 'Mesa' hints at a struggle between colloquial definition and conventional categorisation. The paintings glid

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MOCA and Tipton Way, LA

Mike Kelley in Los Angeles: MOCA Tribute and Tipton Way

Mike Kelley's sudden death in Los Angeles earlier this year led to an outpouring of grief and affection among those who valued his contribution to contemporary art and music...

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Kunsthaus Bregenz, Karl-Tizian-Platz, Postfach 371, A-690, Bregenz

Yvonne Rainer

Rainer's artistic production is not easy to classify adequately, for the established categories such as choreographer, dancer, theoretician, activist, poet, and filmmaker only approximately embrace her influential and many-sided activities.

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Carroll / Fletcher, 56 - 57 Eastcastle Street, London W1W 8EQ

John Wood and Paul Harrison: Things That Happen

A4 paper, photocopiers, electric sanders, desk fans, ladders, light shades, lamps, chairs, cardboard boxes, bulldog clips; John Wood and Paul Harrison use the props of everyday life in the creation of minimal, enigmatic tableaux.

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