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André Hemer, The Environment and I
07 October —
30 October 2023
SARP, Sicily, Italy
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Kate Newby, Our Ecology
18 October 2023 —
31 March 2024
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
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Kate Newby, Intimate confession is a project
27 October 2023 —
10 March 2024
Blaffer Art Museum, Houston, Texas, USA
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Oscar Enberg, Day by Day, Good Day
26 April —
20 May 2023
Union Pacific, London, UK
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Daniel von Sturmer, Electric Light (facts/figures/haydens)
23 September —
07 October 2023
Haydens, Melbourne, Australia
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Kate Newby, The path guides the meaning
11 August —
09 September 2023
Rebecca Camacho, San Francisco, USA
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Michael Stevenson, steirischer herbst '23: Humans and Demons
21 September —
15 October 2023
Kunsthaus Graz and various venues, Graz, Austria
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Ilke Gers, ENTROUVERTE by 019
10 September —
22 October 2023
LLS Paleis, Antwerp, Belgium
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Simon Denny, Read, Write, Own
16 September —
21 October 2023
Altman Siegel, San Francisco, USA
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Seung Yul Oh, Orbit
15 August 2023 —
15 August 2028
101 Collins St, Melbourne, Australia
Writing
Feeling, pressed
By Ash Kilmartin
18.08.2023
Zooming-in to personal memory and bodily encounter, Rotterdam-based artist Ash Kilmartin writes on the work of Alexis Hunter (1948–2014) in An Emergency Exit Sealed Shut at Kunstverein, Amsterdam.
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Ruth Buchanan, *INNEN
15 October —
26 November 2023
Künstlerhaus Bremen, Bremen, Germany
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Fiona Connor, Drawing something under itself
23 September —
26 November 2023
Kunstverein Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany
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Fiona Connor, Continuous Sidewalk
18 August —
28 October 2023
Artist studio, Los Angeles, USA
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Yota Ayaan, HUMAN IS A COSMIC PLANT
15 July —
23 July 2023
frappant.ev, Hamburg, Germany
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Fiona Connor, A Preview of an Exhibition Under Construction
13 September 2023
Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut Essen, Essen, Germany
Writing
Semantics of a City
By María Inés Plaza Lazo
26.06.2023
In May, publisher María Inés Plaza Lazo visited Ruth Buchanan’s A garden with bridges (spine, stomach, throat, ear), a walk-in sculpture and the result of a multi-part collaboration with the New Patrons that brings the synapses between all elements of Mönchengladbach, Germany, to new impulses.
Writing
On Measuring Distance: THE FIELD
By Helen Hughes
12.07.2023
Art historian Helen Hughes examines how THE FIELD—featuring work by Ming Ranginui, Shannon Te Ao and Shiraz Sadikeen, and curated by Tamsen Hopkinson at Gertrude Contemporary in Naarm Melbourne—inhabits the spaces between categories and haunts institutional memories through a unique curatorial approach.
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Josephine Cachemaille, Joya: A.i.R residency
01 August —
31 August 2023
Joya: AiR, Vélez Blanco, Spain
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Seung Yul Oh, Guttation
23 June —
23 July 2023
ONE AND J. Gallery, Seoul, South Korea
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Christoper Duncan, Evangeline Riddiford-Graham and Victoria Wynne-Jones, never together
20 July —
19 August 2023
FUTURES, Melbourne, Australia
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Angela Tiatia, George Nuku, Louisa Humphrey and Yuki Kihara, Rising Tide: Art and Environment in Oceania
12 August 2023 —
14 April 2024
National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, UK
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Kate Newby, What a great year for music
05 May —
15 June 2023
Marfa Book Co, Marfa Texas, USA
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Richard Frater, What remains of a naturalist
10 December 2023 —
27 April 2024
Klosterruine, Berlin, Germany
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Ilke Gers and Tanu Gago, Into Nature: Time Horizons
29 July —
29 October 2023
various venues around Drenthe, the Netherlands
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Karen Sewell, Zum Lob der Natur (A Celebration of Nature)
12 May —
14 May 2023
Kunsthaus Dreho, Korschenbroich, Germany
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Taipei Popcorn, 1972, Toffler – Su Hui-Yu Solo Exhibition
13 September —
29 October 2022
Double Square Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
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Jen Valender, Broken Chord
02 September —
30 October 2022
The Museum of Art and Culture Lake Macquarie, Booragul, Australia
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Simon Denny, Dotcom Séance
16 October —
04 December 2022
Now Building, London, UK
Writing
On Wet Ontologies, Fluid Hierarchies and Hope-Soaked Propositions at the 23rd Biennale of Sydney
By Emma O'Neill
26.08.2022
This year’s Biennale of Sydney, titled rīvus, included the work of Aotearoa-based artists Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi and Mataaho Collective. Emma O’Neill, a writer working on Gadigal Land, responds to the exhibition and some of the work presented by the 89 participants invited to interact with different forms and bodies of water.