Artis

"...promises to be a magnificent, intriguing, sometimes shocking, sometimes risque show". The Evening Standard

Exposed offers a fascinating look at pictures made on the sly, without the explicit permission of the people depicted. With photographs from the late nineteenth century to present day, the pictures present a shocking, illuminating and witty perspective on iconic and taboo subjects.

supercollider is pleased to announce the next exhibition in its programme, Yaron Lapid's The New Zero.

Yossifor uses an old medium to paint archaic ideas.  A conversation about painting and the construction of history is echoed back and forth between the paint and what is depicted. Her references are archetypes: soldiers, monuments, and painting's own history.  These archetypes are painted as a series of failed accounts and ambiguous narratives, and they become about feelings associated with stories already told.

The exhibition Alma Matrix. Bracha L. Ettinger and Ria Verhaeghe shows how the forms of representation chosen by both artists generate a common space of concern for others, possible connections and shared realities.

Liat Livni and Tirtza Even are two of 245 artists taking part in Nord Art, a massive exhibition in northern Germany spread out over an 80,000 square meters former factory and garden. Organised by Kunst in der Carlshütte, Nord Art offers an international panorama of contemporary painting, sculpture, installation and photography, impressive not just for its size but also for its cosmopolitan nature.

Bitforms Gallery is very happy to participate in VOLTA6 and to present artists Daniel Canogar, U-Ram Choe, Claudia Hart, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Yael Kanarek, Tim Knowles, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Björn Schülke. For fair details, please visit the VOLTA6 website.

Image: Daniel Canogar, Hipocampo 2 (detail view) (2010) (detail view), discarded telephone cables, wood, and projector

Stroom Den Haag will be present at Art Amsterdam a solo presentation by Alon Levin, an artist who perfectly personifies the current cultural dynamics of the city of The Hague. In addition to a new installation by Alon Levin entitled 'The Object as Never Seen Before (Who Said the World Was Round)', Stroom will also launch the free art magazine 'DH//', emphasizing the international strength of the current art climate in The Hague.

WE WILL BE STRONG IN OUR WEAKNESS. NOTES FROM THE FIRST CONGRESS OF THE JEWISH RENAISSANCE MOVEMENT IN POLAND / PERFORMANCE VON YAEL BARTANA/JEWISH RENAISSANCE MOVEMENT IN POLAND, TEL-AVIV/AMSTERDAM/WARSAW

with Susanne Sachsse and Slawomir Sierakowski
in English and German

Sixteen artists, sixteen families, sixteen “files.”

Each file holds a family life in its embrace. An entire universe of intimate family life seen through the eyes of the artist unfolds before the viewer’s gaze.

Polski Express III: In the past few years the Polish self-understanding has radically changed. Joining the EU has altered the face of society with economic growth on the one hand, and with the beginning of the crisis on the other. Not everything that has been promised is being realised. There is now a stronger will to come to terms with recent history. Many current theatrical works focus on the years of the Second World War, the crimes, anti-Semitism on the Polish side, the collaboration with the Germans.