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Probe
#6
October 2010
Probe, Arnhem
Probe
is a test lab, an artistic skinner box. Its small and practical dimensions
enables artists, to create works on scale, that are unthinkable in real
life. The architecture of the space is flexible and wholly subservient
to the exhibition: walls can be extended, doors can be removed, a floor
made of glass, mirrors or wood, even the lighting situation can be fully
controlled.
Albeit a physical space, Probe is only accessible on the internet. The
registration of the exhibition is the exhibition.
Probe’s flexible dimensions proposes questions, as to the nature
of space, seeing for example, that Probe can be wholly absorbed by the
installation it contains. Exterior or interior, architecture or sculpture
become relative notions.
Probe can also be used as an exhibition making tool. The Height, size
and sequence of several works can be researched without ever having
to drill a hole. Sketches can be used as dummies, scale warps achieved
in seconds.
Probe
I
Am Solitary I Am An Army
August 31 - September 11
Surface Gallery, Nottingham UK
With I Am Solitary I Am An Army, Beers Lambert will curate an exhibition
for Surface Gallery in Nottingham, UK, that presents the work of 20
emerging artists whose work responds
to questions of identity and individuality. The
works included comment on the relation to the individualistic moment
of creation, the solitary subject, the remote instance, or even the
viewer’s relationship to the displayed work.
The exhibition opens on Tuesday the 31st of August to Saturday the 11th
of September, with a private view and reception between 7-10pm on Thursday
the 2nd of September. Gallery Hours are Tuesday to Friday 12pm-6pm,
and Saturday 11am-5pm.
Surface
Gallery
Beers Lambert
Contemporary Art
Bunker#01
Conditioner-Royal Hospital
16/05/2010 - 05/06/2010
Galerie
West / Bunker
Solo
exhibition by Berndnaut Smilde in a World War II Bunker, Westbroekpark,
The Hague
Galerie West, since 2007 located in the center of The Hague, is going
underground this summer and will occupy the bunker in The Hague’s
Westbroekpark with contemporary art. In a series of exhibitions featuring
artists from The Netherlands and from abroad, different approaches chosen
by artists and filmmakers outside their familiar (white cube) environment
will be presented at this new, exciting location.
The bunker is an inhospitable atypical location for art - moist, dark
and impenetrable - and forces the artists to create new work. On invitation
by West they will present themselves in five editions.
Galerie West
Project
Zilvermeeuw II
Summer 2010
GVB – public transport
Commission for renovating Amsterdam’s ‘Zilvermeeuw’
metro coaches.
In collaboration with GVB, Kunstenaars&CO,
Het Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, and Stadsregio Amsterdam
GVB
Kunstenaars&Co
Trendbeheer@SecondROOM/MOORdnoceS
25/02/2010
Butje (Berndnaut Smilde, Vincent Bruijn and Jeroen Brouwer) was
presented in groupshow Cantavida
Secondroom, Brussels
trendbeheer
Endless
Supply #10
February 2010
An Endless Supply is a monthly magazine published by Robin Kirkham and
Harry Blackett.
Issue #10 of An Endless Supply is guest curated by Trade.
The artworks and articles presented raise the issue of their own construction,
whether in Butje’s (Berndnaut Smilde, Vincent Bruijn and Jeroen
Brouwer) arranged but seemly casual photographs, Heidi Vogel’s
presentation of a model both ‘at home’ and ‘at work’,
Brian Kennon’s position as an active audience of Cindy Sherman’s
photographs or Adam Tate’s Airline – American Global Group.
Also presented within the issue are Alexander Stevenson’s postcards
from the Hebridean island of Eigg, a Russell Herron stencil and Richard
Paul’s text On Reflection.
www.tradegallery.org
http://anendlesssupply.wordpress.com/
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