Mülksüzleş!, Tüyap – Artist 2014, (08 – 16 Kasım 2014)
MÜLKSÜZLEŞ!
(08 – 16 Kasım 2014)
Tüyap
Küratör: Ali Şimşek
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, ünlü çalışması Toplum Sözleşmesi’nde şöyle diyordu: İnsan özgür doğar; oysa her yerde zincire vurulmuştur.
Mülk tarih boyunca en sorunlu ve zorunlu kavramlardan olmuştur. Kimileri için en temel insan hakkı, adaletin temelidir. Kimileri için ise “mülkiyet hırsızlıktır”. Tarih boyunca birbirinden farklı düşünceler mülkiyetle hesaplaştılar. Mülk bir doğa mıydı; ya
La Macina di San Cresci Artist’s Residency
Fellowship Residency in Italy
For International artists
La Macina di San Cresci Artist’s Residency is organizing a collection of funds on the website GoFundMe in order to offer artists the opportunity to spend one month in residency at La Macina di San Cresci in Greve in Chianti, located in the famously beautiful region of Tuscany in Italy.
Link to the GoFundMe page: http://www.gofundme.com/cnfl70
Artists must propose a project, which they will pursue during their time as a resident artist
Third National Louisiana Biennial
Third National Louisiana Biennial
Louisiana Tech University School of Design
3rd National Louisiana Biennial: Juried Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: January 20, 2015- February 24, 2015
Louisiana Biennial: National Juried Exhibition is a multi-media show for 2D and 3D works (including video) exploring any theme. Juror is Naima Keith, Assistant Curator at The Studio Museum in Harlem, NY.
Naima J. Keith is an Assistant Curator at The Studio Museum in Harlem. Since joining the Studio Museum in 2011, she has
Mantar Kadınlar, Ceren Ceylaner, TSKM, (04 – 30 Kasım 2014)
Mantar Kadınlar Üzerine…
2013-2014 Döneminde üzerinde çalıştığım “Mantar Kadınlar” serisinde göstergeleşen kadın halleri hem feminen hem maskülen biçimleri içinde barındırıyor böylece çift imgelem kavramı da görünür hale geliyor. Mantar formu bir yandan fallusu imlerken, aynı zamanda da şapkaları-başları yani düşleri ve düşünceleri rengarenk olan bu kadınların; bedenlerinin çürümeye ve pörsümeye yüz tutmuş halleri bizleri bir anda fani
Le Voyageur Immobile, François Anton, Axelle Galerie, (December 06-31, 2014)
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FRANÇOIS ANTON: LE VOYAGEUR IMMOBILE SOLO EXHIBITION DECEMBER 6 -31, 2014 ARTIST RECEPTION ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 6-8 PM (RSVP REQUIRED) |
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Une place pour tortilla flat, 51″ x 38″ Crazy Sheep, 28¾” x 36″ Voyage avec un saumon, 39″ x 32″ |
| This winter, Axelle New York will host Le Voyageur Immobile, a solo exhibition of new works by mixed media artist François Anton. Anton’s blend of brilliant satire, humor and quick wit defines his unique style. The oil on canvas pieces, which often incorporate gold leaf and collage, capture the mischief of childhood comic strips while remaining decidedly intelligent and skillfully executed fine works of art. The gallery introduced Anton’s works earlier this year and is now thrilled to host his debut U.S. solo exhibition.
Anton’s works, reminiscent of newspaper comics, juxtapose the seriousness of adult life with the lighthearted absurdity of childhood. The French artist toys with the viewer’s perceptions and expectations, often blurring the line between reality and fantasy. Anton’s subjects, typically grown men in suits, are portrayed in humorous and unexpected situations. His predominantly grey-scale figures loom over tiny train sets, animated childhood toys and anthropomorphic cats and dogs. Each painting captures a moment of action – a man jumping on a suitcase, shouting or throwing a ball. Like cartoon strips, Anton’s paintings frequently reveal a full narrative by repeating the same subject several times to demonstrate a series of events. The sense of movement in his work is striking not only in the content but also in the remarkable energy emanating from the frenetic lines and sudden bursts of color on each canvas. Despite the playful nature of his works, there remains an element of bleak existentialism reminiscent of British painter, Francis Bacon that provokes careful consideration and introspection in the viewer. His works are deeply witty commentaries on innocence, modernity and what it means to “grow up.” Born in 1944 in French Algeria, Anton eventually settled in Béziers in the south of France, where he currently lives and works. Since 1975, Anton has exhibited his work in galleries in France, Switzerland and Germany as well as in several prominent art fairs. Anton will attend the opening reception at Axelle on December 13. For further information, prices and photographic material, please contact Elizabeth Thompson at212.226.2262 or email info@axelle.com Please note we are currently open daily 10:00am to 7:00pm. Starting November 2, we will be open daily 10:00am to 6:00pm.
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