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Artist Billy Childish comes of age

South China Morning Post

07 Apr 2014

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You are stuck, stuck, stuck!” As a result of this observation, the Stuckist art movement was formed in 1999 (whereupon the friendship with Emin foundered for about a decade). The Stuckists were against conceptual art of which embroidered tents, rotting sharks, blaspheming elephant dung, etc were only the most obvious examples ... Art school, at which he made several attempts, didn’t agree with him....(size: 13.8Kb)

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Regurgitating archaic notions

Taipei Times

05 Apr 2014

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The Rise of Chinese Art — Li Chen (李真 ), Zhang Huan (張洹 ), Yang Chi-hung (楊識宏) and Xu Bing (徐冰) — because under the guise of portraying “Chinese” artists, it has ... The artists revel to a greater or lesser extent in the influence “the West” has had on their artistic practice, particularly the theories underlying avant-garde and conceptual art....(size: 4.2Kb)

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Desert spaces

The Hindu

05 Apr 2014

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An art fair is an art fair. At the end of the day, it is all about the business of selling art ... Art Dubai Film and Art Dubai Modern ... A curatorially stronger fair, dominance of conceptual art and just the right blend of local and international flavours was the common refrain that echoed across Art Dubai’s eighth edition, once again directed by Antonia Carver ... Arab Museum of Modern Art in Qatar....(size: 8.1Kb)

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Art review: Lew Thomas at Cherry and Martin

The Los Angeles Times

04 Apr 2014

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solo exhibition in almost 20 years focuses on work from the 1970s, creating a kind of bridge between the early days of Conceptual art and the 1980s “Pictures” generation ... It's urban density's answer to Ed Ruscha's 1966 “Every Building on the Sunset Strip.” Elsewhere, Thomas' work aligns with that of artists like Sherrie Levine and Louise Lawler, who shifted art's focus to the context surrounding the work....(size: 7.4Kb)

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Berlin unveils new Ai Weiwei exhibition, but artist can’t attend

South China Morning Post

03 Apr 2014

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"Ai Weiwei - Evidence", which sprawls across 18 rooms at the Martin-Gropius-Bau museum, is a deeply political exhibition of the artist’s conceptual art ... "Germany is a place that gives me a lot of support," said Ai, who was awarded a professorship in absentia at Berlin’s University of the Arts in 2011 ... Ai’s public comments, activities and art flagrantly defy China’s strict controls on the Internet and traditional media....(size: 3.3Kb)

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Berlin unveils new Ai Weiwei exhibition, but artist can't attend

Reuters

03 Apr 2014

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"Ai Weiwei - Evidence", which sprawls across 18 rooms at the Martin-Gropius-Bau museum, is a deeply political exhibition of the artist's conceptual art ... "Germany is a place that gives me a lot of support," said Ai, who was awarded a professorship in absentia at Berlin's University of the Arts in 2011 ... Ai's public comments, activities and art flagrantly defy China's strict controls on the Internet and traditional media....(size: 3.5Kb)

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New Ai Weiwei exhibition unveiled in Berlin but artist can't attend

Reuters

02 Apr 2014

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"Ai Weiwei - Evidence", which sprawls through 18 rooms at the Martin-Gropius-Bau museum, is a deeply political exhibition of his conceptual art ... "Germany is a place that gives me a lot of support," said Ai, who was awarded a professorship in absentia at Berlin's University of the Arts in 2011 ... Ai's public comments, activities and art flagrantly defy China's strict controls on the Internet and traditional media....(size: 3.1Kb)

photo: AP / Ng Han Guan

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New Ai Weiwei Exhibition Unveiled in Berlin, but Artist Can't Attend

Voa News

02 Apr 2014

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“Ai Weiwei - Evidence” - which sprawls through 18 rooms at the Martin-Gropius-Bau museum - is a deeply political exhibition of his conceptual art ... “Germany is a place that gives me a lot of support,” said Ai, who was awarded a professorship in absentia at Berlin's University of the Arts in 2011....(size: 3.4Kb)

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Vienna Academy Improves Research Outcomes for Arts Scholars (ProQuest LLC)

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31 Mar 2014

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ProQuest was able to create the perfect bundle, providing a selection of renowned arts databases, ProQuest's research collections, and the Summon® discovery service to enable fast and efficient retrieval of research information ... Areas of study include painting and sculpting, photography and video, performance and conceptual arts, as well as architecture, scenography and conservation/restoration....(size: 4.1Kb)

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Retrospective of late artist Mike Kelley comes home to Los Angeles

Reuters

30 Mar 2014

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The exhibition at the city's Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) is as moving as it is large ... Kelley, working closely with college friend and artist Jim Shaw, helped form a second generation of post-war Los Angeles artists in the wake of the pop painting of Ed Ruscha and conceptual art of John Baldessari, who was Kelley's professor. His death came as a shock to the art world....(size: 4.1Kb)

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March Madness: Louisville suffers upset as Michigan State beats Virginia

The Guardian

29 Mar 2014

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The madness has set in with the Sweet 16, as a minute of play takes 18 minutes to finish and rankings become irrelevant. Kentucky Wildcats forward Julius Randle gestures to the crowd. Photograph. Bob Donnan/USA Today Sports. Eventually it will be about basketball ... The tournament's single-elimination format makes it seem like a reality show or a conceptual art school prank, not necessarily a sporting event ... Kentucky knocks off Louisville ... ....(size: 5.0Kb)

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Anti-art & Anti-fashion

The Examiner

28 Mar 2014

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Anti-art & Anti-fashion. “I don’t care about art, it has been so discredited ... Conceptual art is anti-art ... Marcel Duchamp showed how art had become anti-art when it began to be conceptualized ... Couture is an art. What conceptual art is to art; ready-to-wear is to couture/fashion ... Conceptual art is bad art ... Conceptual art then in the end according to Marcel Duchamp, was discredited for not being art. Anti-art ... Conceptual art is a fraud....(size: 4.0Kb)

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NEH announces $18.2 million in awards and offers for 208 humanities projects (NEH - National Endowment for the Humanities)

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27 Mar 2014

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... the broader public, such as the digitization of 5,300 celestial maps and star charts dating from the 15th to 20th centuries documenting humanity's visual depictions of the cosmos and the creation of an online research portal for archival materials created by or related to the Dadaist artist Marcel Duchamp, whose work helped define conceptual art....(size: 5.4Kb)

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