i’m so on…. by dd
kunstgaleriebonn vernissage: papier/paper show in bonn germany
max cole: ohne title, 2005
werner haypeter: ohne titel 2011
hadi tabatabai: weave 2011

leave it to the germans to produce an immaculately simple and beautiful catalog even for a small show in bonn. everything, the invite and the catalog look simple and sharp. the show, “papier/paper”, beautifully and consistantly curated included the work of frank badur, detlef beer, max cole, werner haypeter, karim noureldin, hadi tabatabai, john zinsser, beat zoderer. the show will be up july 15th to august 26 th 2011 and the opening will be on july 14th 7PM. if you are in the vacinity do stop by for the opening: kunstgaleriebonn, villa faupel, lotharstrabe 106, D-53115 bonn, GmbH. by dd
back from the islands
LA WOMAN
melvin sokolsky

‘The Clock’ by Christian Marclay
how much can you fit into one day? is this a 24 hour interpretation of the new york minute? seriously. but when i unsuspectingly came across this piece at the hayward last fall, with no recognition other than the fact the artist was represented by White Cube, i was refreshed and impressed. it’s been a while since we’ve seen something that is both welcoming to experience and provides an experience that makes you a little more conscious of your own. basically that time moves at different paces. christian marclay won the golden lion award at this year’s venice biennale for this time obsessed version of a day. by kl
MORE FLOWERS – WOLFGANG TILLMANS
more cy twombly
beau grey green

how to survive in the woods
a living man declared dead – by taryn simon

i’m interested to see this new big investigation called ‘a living man declared dead and other chapters’. like her past projects i don’t think it can help but coax people to be more curious, to want to understand the background, and then to have a different perspecitive coming out the other end. I don’t know much about this new project except it was produced over a four-year period (2008-11), during which she researched and recorded bloodlines, from around the world, and their related stories. in the eighteen ‘chapters’ the external forces of territory, power, circumstance or religion collide with the internal forces of psychological and physical inheritance. it’s at the tate modern right now. might have to cross the pond sometime before it’s gone by kl
taryn simon – a threat of uncovered worlds
detective taryn simon uses photography to reveal worlds and people we would never see otherwise. i’m sure her underlying talent is as a smooth talker, as she has executed some of the most interesting and dryly humorous explorations in modern imagery. somehow this contemporary art princess was a threat so great walt disney world couldn’t even indulge her. by kl
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