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    Maus Contemporary will present a selection of historical works from the 1970s by

    German artist couple Barbara and Michael Leisgen at Positions Berlin

Historical works from the 1970s by Barbara and Michael Leisgen at Positions BerlinHistorical works from the 1970s by Barbara and Michael Leisgen at Positions Berlin

 

 

 

 

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Paper Positions BERLIN
Suso Fandiño (Spain) Leslie Smith III (US) Catherine Tafur (US)

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Travis Somerville (US), Suso Fandiño (Spain), Catherine Tafur (US)
Leslie Smith III (US), and Yoshishige Furukawa (Japan)

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Melissa Vandenberg is included in YOUR BODY IS A BATTLEGROUND,

curated by Wendy Vogel

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Travis Somerville's new series  The Lost Voices in the Miguel Amado curated project DIALOGUES

London Art Fair, January 18-22, 2017.

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Travis Somerville's new series The Lost Voices addresses England's Home Children Program, which started in 1869, and which sent over 100,000 children to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and South Africa. Although starting out as a legitimate charity to help orphaned children, it clearly turned quickly into a force of providing child labor for these countries.
 
Somerville's large scale installation consists of drawings on various media, including on paper, children's christening gowns, and other found objects and ephemera. Images, mostly children's portraits, are sourced from actual photographs of these children, as well as through appropriation and by reproducing poster images from the Waifs and Strays Society of London.
The artist also incorporates images of Syrian refugee children - some currently living in France and trying to immigrate to England. By using found, vintage objects, the artist seeks to tap into our collective historical memory, using it as a catalyst for discussion on current issues.
 
 
 

 

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beta pictoris gallery will present recent work by Melissa Vandenberg at Positions Berlin,

including the artist's match burn on Arches paper works.

image shown: "Fire Crotch", 29.5 by 40 in., ca. 74,9 by 101,6 cm

 

 

 

 

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beta pictoris gallery will be presenting an exhibition of historical works on paper

from the 1960s and 1970's by Eugene James Martin at Art Marbella

 

 

 

 

Volta12, Basel Switzerland. Yoshishige Furukawa and Barbara & Michael Leisgen

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Join us at Volta New York, March 2-6, booth# A3


beta pictoris  gallery will be presenting work by Manuel Caeiro and Leslie Smith III

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and on the Volta NY video wall:

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Aggtelek's fantastic video 2nd Test Sculpture

 

Aggtelek is the artistic project of Xandro Vallès (Barcelona 1978) and Gema Perales (Barcelona 1982). They live and work between Barcelona and Brussels.

The main interest in their work lays on creative processes highly focused on the investigation of a theoretical development of art production. These fearless, hyper-productive and disengaged processes are regarded as a way to show the continuous thoughts, ideas or daily dialogues that have opened the path for new works interacting in a diversity of disciplines, such as performances, sculptures, videos, texts or installations.

This duo feels deeply committed to ideas of their time. For them, Art is related to life, expressed by a vigorous and forceful vitality within the work. This liveliness is many times provoked by a challenge of the limits of the politically correct often through a humorous critique of human condition.

 

 

 

Join us at ARCO Madrid, Feb. 24-28, Stand / booth# 9D11


beta pictoris  gallery will be presenting work by

Willie Cole, Irene Grau, Barbara and Michael Leisgen, Travis Somerville, and Taravat Talepasand

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Volta10 Basel 2014Volta10 Basel 2014
June 16 - 21, 2014


Volta Basel 2014

Clayton COLVIN
Eugene James MARTIN
Odili Donald ODITA
Leslie SMITH III
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Pulse NY 2014Pulse NY 2014
May 8 - 11, 2014


PULSE NY 2014

Clayton COLVIN
Charles LUTZ
Leslie SMITH III
Travis SOMERVILLE

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Volta New York 2014Volta New York 2014 March 6 - March 9, 2014


VOLTA NY 2014

Willie Cole
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