Rocket Gallery presents an exhibition titled "Ongoing Minimalism," including works by Stefan Eberstadt, Michelle Grabner, Ditty Ketting, Will Taylar, and Lars Wolter.
Ongoing Minimalism, Rocket Gallery, London, England
Can I Come Over to Your House: The First Ten Years of The Suburban
Click to purchase from Golden Age The Suburban, Michelle Grabner and Brad Killam’s Oak Park based art space celebrates it’s 10th anniversary with an encyclopedic compendium of it’s long history. Introductory essays by Forrest Nash and Michael Newman & design by Jason Pickleman. Artists: Kevin Appel, Vasco Araujo, David Hullfish Bailey, Mike Banicki, BANK, Stephen Berens, Cindy Bernard, Walead Beshty, Dike Blair, Gregg Bordowitz, Keil Borrman, Andrea Bowers, Yvette Brackman, Troy Brauntuch, Ralf Brög, Alex [...]
30/30 – Image Archive Project (IAP)
June 26 - July 31, 2010
MINUS SPACE is delighted to present the first installment of the Brussels, Belgium-based Center for Contemporary Non-Objective Art's (CCNOA) most recent initiative 30/30 – Image Archive Project (IAP).
Composite Visions, Centre d’Art Neuchatel, Neuchatel, Switzerland
Daniel Göttin, Transformer 2, 2008 After 2step, minimalpop, Painted Objects, Double Exposure, A Bit O’ White, My Eyes Keep Me In Trouble, Yo, Mo’ Modernism, With Your Eyes Only, COMPOSITE VISIONS is the ninth touring group exhibition organized by CCNOA, Brussels, Belgium. Since its last theoretical stance as a sublime yet powerful art form, creating a new -ism and ironically also stating the end not only of painting but possibly also of visual art in [...]
Lars Wolter: Cutoff, Rocket Gallery, London, United Kingdom
April 3 – May 23, 2009 New paintings, a site-specific wall-painting and functional furniture by the Monchengladbach-based artist Lars Wolter.
Yo, Mo’ Modernism 2, CCNOA, Brussels, Belgium
Installation view December 5, 2008 – January 31, 2009 Curated by Tilman & Jan Maarten Voskuil Participating Artists: Justin Andrews (AU), Karina Bisch (FR), Krysten Cunningham (US), Ward Denys (BE), Terence Haggerty (UK/US), Clemens Hollerer (AT), Simon Ingram (NZ), Fabian Luyten (BE), Camila Oliveira Fairclough (BR/UK), Jeena Shin (NZ), Morgane Tschiember (FR), Lars Wolter (DE), Carrie Yamaoka (US) On the occasion of the first Brussels Biennial, CCNOA, in cooperation with Brussels-based artist & curator Tilman [...]
Und, Croxhapox, Ghent, Belgium
Image by Ward Denys August 31 — September 14, 2008 Organized by Billy Gruner (AUS), Tilman (D/B) & Jan van der Ploeg (NL) in cooperation with CCNOA Brussels (B). Participating artists include: Julian Dashper (NZ), Koen Delaere (NL), Ward Denys (B), Sacha Goerg (CH/B), Michelle Grabner (USA), Billy Gruner (AUS), Ro Hagers ((NL), Kyle Jenkins (AUS), Sarah Keigherty (AUS), Andrew Leslie (AUS), Gerold Miller (D), Leopoldine Roux (F/B), Ton Schuttelaar (NL), Ingrid-Maria Sinibaldi (F), [...]
NOS 2008: Open, La Barraliere, Tulette, France
Installation view of work by Lars Wolter June 15 — September 7, 2008 Non-Objectif Sud (NOS) presents its third annual exhibition entitled NOS Open. NOS invites artists, curators and colleagues to spend several days together, collaborate on and install an exhibition. This summer, the participating international artists include Tanya Barr, Tania Kitchell, Ati Maier, Clive Murphy, Gary Rough, Blair Thurman and Lars Wolter who are exhibiting at NOS for the first time. Working in [...]
Four New Projects, The Suburban, Chicago, IL
April 27 — June 5, 2008 The Suburban presents four new projects: Lars Wolter, Dan Walsh, Andrea Zittel and The Smockshop, & The John Riepenhoff Experience presents Sarah Clendening Sculptures.
Minimalism and After I: Objects for Imaginative and Real Use, Daimler Contemporary, Berlin, Germany
Nic Hess, König Gerrit [King Gerrit], 2007 (detail) September 21, 2007 — January 27, 2008 The Daimler Art Collection presents the exhibition Minimalism and Applied I at Daimler Contemporary, Haus Huth, Potsdamer Platz in Berlin. The exhibition explores the relationship that exists between minimalist formal language and applied art. As the subtitle of the exhibition suggests these ‘transfers’ can be useful for imagination, association and play. Our exhibition at the same time represents the [...]