Artists: Happy Halloween

Friday, October 31, 2008

(Detail of Linda Stupart's Bleeding Wall)
(Update: Real title is "You Do It To Yourself(and that's what really hurts)")

4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

i love robert sloon. . a lot.

8:20 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

beggars cant be choosers

9:25 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

We're not beggars... we have Art South Africa, the hottest read in the Southern Hemishpere

9:46 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Next year's Venice Biennale to break with tradition

2 days ago

ROME (AFP) — Next year's prestigious Venice Biennale art show will focus on the creative process, breaking with longstanding museum-style exhibitions, organisers said Friday.

Titled "Constructing Worlds", the international show, to be held June 7 to November 22, 2009, will be "closer to the process of production and the venues of creation and training -- the studio, the laboratory -- than traditional museum-style exhibitions", said next year's curator Daniel Birnbaum.

Swedish-born Birnbaum, currently head of Frankfurt's Stadelschule Art Academy, is an art critic and philosopher.

"A work of art is more than an object, or a product. It represents a vision of the world and, if taken seriously, can be considered as a way of constructing worlds," he said in a statement.

Among countries to take part for the first time in the 53rd edition of the "Mostra" are the United Arab Emirates, Gabon, Montenegro, Pakistan and South Africa.

Iran, Morocco and New Zealand will be staging a return.

The 2007 edition awarded a Golden Lion lifetime achievement to Malian photographer Malick Sidibe, who will become the first African to clinch the top honour.

The theme for the 52nd Biennale was "Think with your senses -- Feel with your spirit" and hosted 77 national pavilions, as well as artists from around the world.

12:45 PM  

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