The Ubuntu Project today announced the opening of a new exhibition at London’s Design Museum dedicated to the Ubuntu Font, in collaboration with international typeface designers Dalton Maag. Entitled “Shape My Language,” the exhibition will [Read More]
University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive presents MATRIX 236 Futurefarmers: A Variation on the Powers of Ten on view February 6 – April 17, 2011. What are the limits of knowledge? [Read More]
Film screening and special programs during Astronaut Remembrance Weekend SEATTLE – Jan. 28 is the 25th anniversary of the space shuttle Challenger disaster. During the Museum’s annual Astronaut Remembrance Weekend, Jan. 29-30, the fallen astronauts [Read More]
The Contemporary Arts Center presents Keith Haring: 1978-1982 on view February 26-September 5, 2011; Opening: Friday February 25, 2011. Keith Haring ©Keith Haring Foundation. Keith Haring ranks among the most iconic, influential and popular artists [Read More]
At the Opening Celebration of Keith Haring: 1978-1982 and Jimmy Baker: Remote Viewing JR, the renowned French street artist best known for his “Women are Heroes” project, will be at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) [Read More]
MASS MoCA presents Sean Foley: Ruse on view now through Dec 31, 2011. Sean Foley’s new installation for the Hunter hallway combines painting, objects and light boxes protruding from the wall all of which reference [Read More]
MASS MoCA presents An Exchange with Sol LeWitt on view through Mar 31, 2011. The story of Sol LeWitt’s exchanges with other artists is widely known. Though most artists engage in this process at one [Read More]
The Fondazione Giuliani per l’arte contemporanea presents Rischi minori (Minor Risks), Giulia Piscitelli’s first exhibition in Rome and her most comprehensive to date. Curated by Stefano Chiodi, the show includes a vast selection of artworks [Read More]
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has announced an award of over £1.1m to the Harris Museum & Art Gallery to support the creation of a new gallery celebrating Preston’s history, alongside work to restore and [Read More]
The Riverside Art Museum presents an exhibition of work by Carlyle Miller on view through March 24, 2011. The unadorned simplicity of Carl Miller’s imagistic works on paper underlies what is a fervently individualistic viewpoint, [Read More]
The Riverside Art Museum presents Floating Worlds: Selections from RAM’s Permanent Collection on view through March 18, 2011. Currently on display in the Bobbie Powell and Ross R. DeVean Permanent Collection Galleries, Floating Worlds features [Read More]
The Riverside Art Museum presents John Divola: Present Tense exhibition on view through April 2, 2011. Since the early 1970s, John Divola has been critically lauded for spawning a uniquely influential body of work that [Read More]
The Bronte Parsonage Museum will reopen on 1 February with new displays and a full programme of events for the year, including: Monday 1 February 2010 until Friday 20 May 2011 Sex, Drugs and Literature [Read More]
DANIEL BUREN: ECHOS, WORK IN SITU 16 May – 12 September 2011 A year after its opening, the Centre Pompidou-Metz invites Daniel Buren, one of the most significant artists on the contemporary art scene in [Read More]
An exhibition, acquisition and debate, presented in partnership by the Harris Museum & Art Gallery and folly. Artists working in digital media are invited to propose work for a public display at and acquisition by [Read More]
The Harris Museum and Art Gallery presents Global Threads: Asian Textiles & Fashion Today on view 14 May 2011 – 30 June 2012. Young people from Preston are currently working as curators, researchers, designers and [Read More]
The Santa Monica Museum of Art presents Project Room: Daniel Cummings: Recent Paintings on view January 21-April 16, 2011. Daniel Cummings: Recent Paintings is the artist’s first museum exhibition. Cummings (b. 1980) is a graduate [Read More]
Peggy Guggenheim Collection presents The Vorticists: Rebel Artists in London and New York, 1914-1918 on view 29 January – 15 May 2011, curated by Mark Antliff, Professor of Art History and Visual Studies at Duke [Read More]