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Summary: VernissageTV (VTV) takes you to opening receptions of exhibitions and events. VernissageTV provides insight into the social side of the world of art, design and architecture. VernissageTV is talking with artists, curators and gallery owners in a relaxed style. VernissageTV is an open network and open to additional correspondents. The episodes can be viewed on computer, iPod and TV. VernissageTV offers individual feeds for exhibition venues and special services like uncut material.
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For the exhibition Last Supper, the collector and director of the gallery Salon Dahlmann in Berlin, Timo Miettinen, invited two artists: Marianna Uutinen and Anselm Reyle. Berlin-based artist Anselm Reyle is best known for his abstract and high gloss foil paintings and found object works, Finnish painter Marianna Uutinen’s acrylic paintings play with kitsch and […]
César at Luxembourg & Dayan is a survey exhibition dedicated to the French artist César Baldaccini (1921 – 1998). César was founding member of the Nouveaux Réalistes group that paralleled the emergence of American Pop Art and included the artists Arman, Christo, Jean Tinguely, and Yves Klein, among others. The exhibition comprises more than twenty […]
For the inaugural show at Berloni – a London based gallery that was founded in 2011 by Margherita Berloni under the name EB&Flow, and relocated to 63 Margaret Street in October 2013 – the Berlin based collective Artists Anonymous (AA) conceived an immersive exhibition that fills the three floored, five room interior of the gallery. […]
Until November 15, Arsenal Gallery in Białystok presents the exhibition Places, featuring the laureates of the Kazimir Malevich Award, Alevtina Kakhidze, Stas Volyazlovski, and Zhanna Kadyrova. Curated by Monika Szewczyk, Places introduces the most recent work of the artists. The Kazimir Malevich Artistic Award was launched in 2008 by the Polish Institute in Kyiv (Ukraine) […]
In this video we attend the opening of the exhibition Peter Greenaway: The Dance of Death / Der Tanz mit dem Tod – Ein Basler Totentanz, a project by Verein Totentanz at Predigerkirche and Totentanz in Basel, Switzerland. Peter Greenaway’s Dance of Death is a reinterpretation of the original Totentanz, the famous 15th Century wallpainting in […]
Coinciding with Frieze London and Jennifer Rubell’s solo presentation at the fair, Stephen Friedman Gallery opened Kehinde Wiley’s first UK solo exhibition at the gallery. Kehinde Wiley is known for his naturalistic paintings of contemporary urban men adopting heroic poses that directly reference classical portraiture. At Stephen Friedman Gallery in London, Kehinde Wiley presents The […]
The exhibition Natalia LL: Intimate Spectacle at Arsenal Gallery in Bialystok (Poland) looks back at the origins of the work of Polish artist Natalia LL (Natalia Lach-Lachowicz), recognized as a pioneer of Polish political and feminist art. Natalia LL works in photography and experimental videos and installations. Born in 1937 in Żywiec, she studied at […]
Out now: VernissageTV PDF-magazine No. 26, May 2013. In this issue: Interviews with Yello frontman Dieter Meier and The bianca Story, Frieze London Art Fair 2013 (including Frieze Sculpture Park), Martin Eder, Christo, Thomas Schütte, and – Henny Jolzer! Click image or this link to download the magazine (55 MB) or hit the jump to […]
The exhibition Ulrich Wulff at Salon Dahlmann, Berlin, presents a selection of paintings by the Berlin-based artist Ulrich Wulff. Ulrich Wulff was born in Kempten, in 1975. He studied Japanology, Art History and Cultural Studies. He lives and works as painter in Berlin. In this interview with Frantisek Zachoval on the occasion of the opening […]
Fault Lines by Allora & Calzadilla is the first major solo exhibition of the work of the American artists Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla in Italy. The artistic duo that represented the United States of America at the 2011 Venice Biennale is known for their socially engaged videos, installations, sculptures and performances. Their work has […]
The exhibition Paul Klee: Making Visible at Tate Modern is a chronological overview of the work of one of the pioneers of abstract art, Paul Klee (1879-1940). The retrospective brings together more than 100 paintings, drawings and watercolours of the artist from collections around the world. The show runs until March 9, 2014. This video […]
For its Frieze Art Fair 2013 presentation, Stephen Friedman Gallery chose to present Jennifer Rubell’s interactive sculpture Portrait of the Artist. Portrait of the Artist is an autobiographical work that Jennifer Rubell created when she was pregnant. In this video, Jennifer Rubell talks about the concept and the creation process of the work. Portrait of […]
This year’s Frieze Art Fair London’s Sculpture Park features works by Gimhongsok, Joan Miró, Elmgreen & Dragset, Peter Peri, Marilá Dardot, Judy Chicago, Rachel Whiteread, Yinka Shonibare MBE, Norbert Prangenberg, Amar Kanwar, Jaume Plensa, Richard Woods, Bernar Venet, Takis, Oscar Murillo, Matt Calderwood, Jeppe Hein, Alice Channe, and Helen Chadwick. Watch the art – and the […]
This video provides you with a walk through of Frieze London Art Fair 2013, as usual taking place in Regent’s Park in London. Among the pieces that caught our (camera) eye are artworks by Tomás Saraceno (Ring Bell Light, at Esther Schipper); Rob Pruitt (Safety Cones, at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise); Jennifer Rubell (Portrait of the […]
The exhibition of the Danish artist group Superflex (Jakob Fenger, Rasmus Nielsen and Bjørnstjerne Christiansen) is titled The Corrupt Show and the Speculative Machine. The title reflects Superflex’s attempts to destabilize social norms and processes and to provoke reflection on the speculative possibilities of social transformation. By encouraging subjects to engage in corrupt activities, Superflex […]
