Judy Millar
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Judy Millar, Spotlight
25 December 2023 —
24 March 2024
Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland
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Judy Millar in 5th Kyiv Biennial: Against the Logic of War
17 October —
17 December 2023
Ukraine, Austria, Poland, Belgium and Germany
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Judy Millar, ja, fürwahr, ihr zeigt uns Träume, wie die Brust sie kaum begreift
01 April —
03 June 2023
Galerie Mark Müller, Zürich, Switzerland
Writing
This Model World, Travels to the Edge of Contemporary Art
By Will Gresson
08.12.2016
Will Gresson reviews the book This Model World, Travels to the Edge of Contemporary Art, by Anthony Byrt, published in 2016.
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Judy Millar: Swallowed in Space
27 October —
23 December 2017
Mark Muller Galerie, Zurich, Switzerland
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Max Gimblett and Judy Millar: Edges of Darkness
05 September —
25 October 2018
Hamish Morrison Galerie, Berlin, Germany.
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Judy Millar: The View from Nowhere
13 September —
20 October 2018
Fold Gallery, London, U.K.
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Judy Millar: The Future and the Past Perfect
02 March —
19 May 2019
Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, Zurich, Switzerland.
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Judy Millar at Kunst Museum Winterthur
18 May —
18 August 2019
Kunst Museum Winterthur, Switzerland
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Judy Millar at Galerie Mark Mueller
08 June —
20 July 2019
Galerie Mark Mueller, Zurich, Switzerland
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Judy Millar at Mark Müller Gallery
27 June —
15 August 2020
Galerie Mark Müller, Zürich, Switzerland
Writing
Judy Millar: The Sinew of Space
By Jodie Dalgleish
12.02.2018
Jodie Dalgleish considers Judy Millar's exhibition Swallowed in Space at Galerie Mark Müller in Zurich (2017), reflecting on the way Millar's affective paintings can activate space to create a 'bodily-felt' experience and extensively draws on a dialogue between the writer and the artist evaluating 'what painting does to us'.
Writing
NZ at Venice
By Will Gresson
20.11.2017
London-based New Zealand writer Will Gresson looks back at the way New Zealand has presented itself at the Venice Biennale, since first officially taking part in 2001. In particular, Gresson shares a personal response to the last five national projects and some thoughts on the relevance of cross-national presentations in the future.