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S ften, te appeal f a wrk f Art islstered y te knwlede tat it isniqe and irrepliale. Fr allery vis-itrs and lletrs, te pprtnity tstand in frnt f te nly py f a pieeis a privileged experience. Far away from

imitatins r reprdtins, te riinalimae seems t represent te trt itis te nly real, and te nly valaleversin f te wrk.

It is tis ntin wi sees sme 8.8 mil-lin visitrs attend te Lvre annally,ften seekin t limpse te tre ver-sin f da Vinis Mona Lisa which existsin s many reprdtins elsewere. Trea te real Mna Lisa, visitrs willpass ndreds f replias, starin attem frm pst ards, as and printedaprns in neary svenir sps. Yet it isnly te real paintin sat eind llet-prf lass wi is leitimate.

S wat f te Art Editin? Wrks wiare repliated, prded in series, andpied seem t diretly nter tis n-tin f riinality. Tey are immediately mre mmn, and peraps riskein less remarkale, r less lletale as a reslt. And yet, editinsntine t e prminent featres in sales at internatinal atin s-es; specialist galleries and fairs have emerged, appealing exclusively topeople interested in art which already exists elsewhere.

Art Media Agency examined the history the Art Edition, and its evolution,nsiderin tis penmenn in a ntemprary market were diital

tenly means te tre riinal is emin inreasinly implasile.

Early Editions: Print

Sme f te earliest frms f repliated Art wrks were prded y Re-naissance printers. Frequently cited as one of the leading gures of theNrtern Renaissane, Alret Drer (1471 1528) prded intriatewd ts wi estalised is reptatin arss Erpe.

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Later, Remrandt (1606-1669) wld spearead wat wld me t e knwn as te Dtglden Ae, prdin srt series f etins and drypints. unlike ter print artists, Rem-

randt wld ften ane is plates etween impressins, resltin in series f very dif-ferent wrks. crrently eld in Te britis Msem, te tird state f Te Tree crsses (dry-pint, 1653), presents a dyin crist srrnded y a mrnin rwd. by te frt state, tisrwd as een sraped r rnised int srity a deisin peraps prmpted y tederadatin f te ntrisly fraile drypint plate.

Printin ntined its develpment wit Franis de gya y Lien-tes (1746-1828), who was one of the rst artists to produce works inlimited editins. gya adapted early printin teniqes, predmi-nantly prdin aqatints wi allwed wases t e reated sinranlated resin. Nw renised as ne f te reatest masters fte art, e was nsessfl in is lifetime, plisin less tan alff is prints and failin t sell mst f tse e printed.

gya left is limited editin wrks nsined and nnmered nterin later nventins wi state tat riinal wrks in a se-ries e sined and iven an editin nmer. Aqatints s as TheSleep of Reason Produces Monsters(o Sn da Raza Prdz Mn-strs) (1796-1797) ave sseqently jined majr internatinallletins and een assined editin nmers. held in a lle-tin at Te Metrplitan Msem f Art, ntemprary art istri-ans ave renised The Sleep of Reason as rst edition, number 43,frm te series Ls capris.

Later artists w prded print wrks inlded camille Pissar-r (1830 1903), and hilaire-german-Edar Deas (1834 -1917),memers f te Impressinist mvement w freqently lla-

rated wit Amerian artist Mary cassatt (1844 1926). Deas pr-duced his own, rather unorthodox set of printing tools, which hesared wit Pissarr, enrain te artist t veer frm traditinalteniqes t mine etin, aqatint and drypint. Te met-d reslted in wrks s as Wded Landsape at Lhermitae,Pointoise (Pissarro, 1879), the sixth state of which is held in The Met-rplitan Msem f Art. Emplyin several printin teniqes, tepiee aieves a dept f tne ften asent in te enre.

oter renwned print artists inlde Katssika hksai (1760-1849) who produced Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji between 1826and 1833. Te teniqe wld later e sed t prde editinsy Edvard Mn and M.c Eser.

Editions in Sculpture

certain media lends itself t prdtin in a series, ease te prdtin f te wrkrelies pn a press wi is wlly repliale. Prded frm re-sale asts, slptre,like print, is linked t a ln traditin f repliatin.

In te Renaissane, a i demand fr slptre saw many riinals repliated in varyinsizes and materials, with molds facilitating rapid production. A notable example is Marsysstate f Apll and Diana, a marle wrk prded in 1670 wi stands in te ardensat Versailles. Fllwin te artists deat, several reprdtins were prded in rnze t nt y Marsy imself, tey are tday nsidered t e riinals.

In te 19t entry, te emerin reise wanted slptres in nrmers sizes and ma-terials, dependin n teir sess at salns. Many slptrs ean t prde pies fteir wn wrks; Emmanel Frmiet estalised a siness reatin sand-ast pies f iswn riinals. Similarly, slptr Alfred barye prded nmered reprdtins f is wnwrks in rnze, efre realisin tat stmers were reltant t y ier nmeredwrks. he stpped nmerin editins in 1847.

The Sleep of Reason ProducesMonsters,

Los Caprichos 1799Francisco de Goya y Lucientes

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Painted and Contemporary Editions

Te ntin f an editin in painted wrks is rarely seen, as it is enerally nsidered tathuman error prevents the exact replication of a work twice over. Paintings, by their verynatre, are niqe.

Yet there are notable exceptions to this idea. In the 1960s, Andy Warhols screenprintsrided te ap etween te preise repliatin pssile in printin and variatin prdedy te man and. Marilyn perhaps his most famous series features ten very dierentprints, the artist exploiting the possibility for screenprinting to replicate an original imagewhilst allow for changing painted eects. At the same time, Warhol embraced art as a com-merial press, estalisin te Fatry Editins wrksp in rder t prde vast nm-ers f printed wrks.

In recent years, works by Damien Hirst have been some of the most prominent examplesf prdtin-line paintin. Te artist as prded 1,365 f is fams spt paintins,

though has only personally executed 5, saying in an interview that he couldnt be fuckingarsed t d it. Instead, te piees are reated y a team f assistants a pratie wiraises interestin qestins at wat nstittes atrsip. Fr hirst Art es n in yrhead: it is the conception, not the execution, which is the creative process.

Many ntemprary artists e hirsts statement if nt is metds prdin serieswi represent an nin preptatin wit a sinle idea. cntemprary slptr Ra-el Witeread (.1963) as eme knwn fr er asts f ildin interirs (einninwit 1990s Ghost) wi ave me t e knwn as Neative Spaes. Te mst reenteditins in te series are Detaed 1, Detaed 2 and Detaed 3 (2013) tree asts fshed interiors which were the subject of a recent exhibition at Londons Gagosian Gallery.

Wilst ritial respnses t te sw were enerally psitive, sme neative reviews s-ested tat ritis were rwin tired f te artists series-ase appra. one mmentatr

stated: Tese asts feel like inferir pies f a ne-riinal idea a limited editin t satis-fy Larry gasians wealty art lletrs.

The Photographic Edition

The advent of photography completely exploded the denition of edition. Negatives meantthat original images were innitely replicable, whilst previously expansive series of printsean t lk limited and rare. Te idea f riinality ne aain ame int qestin, witritis qestinin te vale f piees wi ld e reprded wit ease. In is landmarkstdy Camera Lucida, Rland bartes laimed tat te prfsin f imaes made tem inert.Te ntent f te imae was irrelevant if it ld e repliated, it was n lner speial.

Contemporary photographer Thomas Ru responds to this critique with his series Portraits.

First produced in 1986, the series features the expressionless faces of hundreds of Ruspeers. Ru instructed his sitters to look into the camera and reveal nothing, stating I didntwant te viewer t et any infrmatin at s. Tey sldnt e ale t knw wat wefelt at that moment. Here, the editions in the series are original, but none are special; Rudelierately plays wit te idea tat riinality sld e interal t a wrks vale.

Conceptual Editions

Editions often exist in a more abstract sense. Often, a work becomes an edition in a seriesbecause it once existed in the past, and is now being repeated. This is particulary true foreditins f perfrmane art r installatin piees. Wen repliated, te meanin f tesewrks emes, nt nly te interal meanin f te wrk itself, t te anin respnsef adienes t te wrk ver time.

Tis years Art basel saw te send editin f Marina Aramvis piee The Airport, rere-ated for the rst time since its premier in 1972. The work features Abramovics voice, am-plied via loud-speaker, announcing ights to far-away, exotic places. It was rst realised inBelgrade in 1972, where it served as a bittersweet reminder of an exotic, unexplored world,

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tside f mmnist Yslavias lsedrders. In its re-inarnatin at Art basel, te

wrk remained te naned, yet nfrnt-ed new ideas at lalisatin, and telink between travel, luxury and freedom.

Te Venie biennale sted te send edi-tin f Ai Wei Weis Strait, a wrk n-sistin f 38 tns f steel ars lleteddrin te aftermat f te 2008 Sianearthquake. The piece was initially exhib-ited in 2012, wen it ated as a ritiqe fte cinese vernments failre t enfreimprved nstrtin laws it was widelyaknwleded tat te eartqakes i

deat tll reslted frm sddy wrkman-sip. In its send appearane in Venie, tepiee ilited te cinese vernmentsntined failre t at, and dared visitrs tfret were te steel ars ad me frm.

Controversy Surrounding Editions

In series wi ntain many editins, it ane ard t separate riinal wrks frm laterfreries. Tis is espeially tre in te aseof prints, where it can be hard to dierentiate between prints and photographic reproduc-tins f prints. Tis as lead t a nmer f speialists in te area, w wrk t verify te

atentiity f wrks a pratie wi is espeially imprtant in te ase f prints wiare nnmered r nsined y te artist.

cntrversy as freqently arisen reardin editins prded after te deat f teir artist,with the aquatints of Goya providing a notable examples. Produced using a technique whichqikly wears t te printin plate, te artists riinal were prded in limited editins.Te plates, wever, srvived after gyas deat, and many frter editins were sse-qently plised. Tese wrks sw a nsiderale deline in te qality f te imae,and are sally far less st after. Nw, tese plates f later prints are ften anelled ydefacing the image -collectors and investors now expect this practice, hoping that the printstey y retain teir vale.

Reently, ntrversy fllwed te deisin f Te Dan Flavin Estate t reverse its deisint an te pstms prdtin f planned lit slptres wi were nrealised at te

time f te artists deat in 1996.Flavin freqently intended t prde wrks in series f 3 r 5, t waited ntil indi-vidal wrks ad een sld efre prdin ters t avid nneessary prdtin andstorage costs. 1000 unrealised works exist in the form of drawings and exhibition copies; ifprded nw, te wrks ld ave a ttal vale f several millin dllars.

The Editions Market

The market has several notable specialists, who exist to promote editions through exhibi-tins, atins and art fairs. Te Internatinal Fine Print Dealers Assiatin (IFPDA) jinsseveral of these bodies: a non- prot organisation, it joins leading art dealers, galleries andpublishers with expertise in the eld of ne prints. The organisation states its mission as

the promotion of a greater appreciation of ne art prints among collectors and the generalpli.

The IFPDA site provides listings for all major sales and exhibitions of print editions, andorganises the annual IFPDA print fair. Gathering ne prints from all periods, the next editionf te fair is t take plae in Nvemer 2013. oter fairs dediated t te enre inlde

Portrait of Marina Abramovic, StudentCultural Centre, Belgrade, 1972.

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Editins 2013, wi rns in New Yrk etween May and Jly ea year, and plaes a speialfs pn print ks.

Several galleries are devoted exclusively to the exhibition and sale of print works, with thelargest being CCA galleries, rst established as Christies Contemporary Art in 1972. Otherspeialist dealers inlde James can, New Yrk, and Alan cristea, Lndn te larestpliser f ntemprary prints and editins in Erpe.

Editions at Auction

Editions hold a signicant place in the auction calendar at Bonhams Sothebys, Christiesand Pillips, wit ea f te fr majr ses avin speialist departments devted tthe eld. At Bonhams, print departments in London and New York hold four global printatins annally. Ntale sales at te atin se ave inlded Edvard Mns Ma-dnna, sld in 2010 fr 1,252,000.

Steys lds print atins in Mar and Septemer in Lndn, and in April and oterin New York. Total sales for works sold at the gallery over the last ve years have raised$188.6 millin uSD ($141 millin as een spent in Fine Arts mid seasn sales at te a-tin se in te same perid f time).

cristies last atin f Prints and Mltiples was eld in New Yrk etween 30 April 1May 2013, and raised a ttal f $10,334,150/6,613,856/7,853,954. wit 91% sld ylt and 91% sld y vale. Te atins ilit was Andy Warls campells SpI, a mplete set f ten sreenprints in lr (1968). Estimated etween $300,000 and$500,000, te wrk sld fr $411,750/263,520/312,930.

Fr diital editins, te ease wit wi wrks an e repliated presents a nsideralechallenge, and methods for selling and collecting works are still at an experimental stage.Te site S[editin] attempts t make te diital market availale t lletrs, allwin y-ers to upload works which range from Bill Viola loops to short lms by Julian Isaac di-retly t any internet-enaled devie. Wrks are availale frm 5 t 500

Editions continue to represent a signicant part of the market. For collectors, they frequent-ly present a more accessible portion of the market: editions can be less expensive and, inthe case of artists who produce large installation or perfomative works, smaller prints oeryers te pprtnity t invest in an artist wse ter piees are restrited t allerydisplay. Fr ters, te idea f srin a wle set f editins mit e ely appealin.

It may always e easy fr ritis t laim tat artists w prde editins d s easetey lak riinality. Sme yers, like many f te enres ritis, may feel tat te nmerf editins mit rede teir vale, elievin tat vale lies, nt in te wrk itself, t inits rarity. Yet each impression of a work oers an important insight into the evolution of itsartist, and an invalale insit int teir pratie.



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LAWsuits

Ernst expert Werner Spies nedA Fren rt as demanded tatWerner Spies, frmer diretr fthe Pompidou Centre and an ex-pert on the work of Max Ernst, joindealer Jaqes de la bradire tpay 652,883 t lletr LisReijtena.Spies atentiated a wrk enti-tled Tremblement de Terre (1925),statin tat it was a enine Ernst.Te piee sseqently trned tt e a fake prded y germannterfeiter Wlfan beltrai,currently serving a six-year prisonsentene.Dealer Jaqes de La bradiret te wrk in 2004, fllwinSpies atentifiatin, and it wassseqently sld t Reijtenavia a Panama mpany.It was sent t Steys New Yrkt e sld in 2009, were it made$1.1m. Wen dts srfaed re-ardin its atentiity, wever,te wrk was witdrawn and Rei-jtenas mpany was made t

pay $969,000 (te sale prie mi-ns fees).Reijtena tk Spies and de labradire t rt in an t rev-er te sm e lst.De La bradire is appealinaainst te sentene, wilst Spiesand is lawyer are yet t mment.beltrai is a renwned n-terfeiter, sspeted f avinprded arnd 83 freries t e as een prseted frnly 14, and te latin f many

f is fakes remains nknwn t-day.he is te sjet f te germank Falsche Bilder -Echtes Geld, ygaliani, and Laffaire Beltracchi yJaqeline camn.

controversy..

Tensions around the Hermitage Impressionist collectionTw Rssian msems ave een invlved in a eated arment sine te einnin fApril. Irina Antnva, diretr f te Pskin Msem, as demanded tat Impressinistpaintins rrently stred in te hermitae, St Petersr, e retrned t te instittinse represents.Te appeal was made y te Pskin diretr drin an annal televisin transmissinwi saw te ntrys president meet wit te Rssian peple. Ardin t Antnva,te Msw msem sld ave te paintins retrned after Stalin rdered te ckinand Mrzv lletins t e disslved in 1948. In April, Saint Petersr deptees vtedn a law friddin te transfer f artwrks etween any msems, wilst at te sametime Mikhal Piotrovski, director of the Hermitage, and Irina Antonova, exchanged courte-s statements via te press.Te dispte raises rader qestin at te develpment f msems lletins and

pliies fr te retrn f wrks. An rent aterin was arraned in respnse t t sita-tin y te Rssian Minister f cltre, and was de t e eld n 15 Jne.

Cultural Exception and Free ExchangeAt te ead f f r Erpe we ave a ynial, disnest and pprris man, w inres teinterests f Erpeans! It was tis prase wi adivisal artists sed t smmarise te ltrepliy f Js Manel barrs, Prsident f te Erpean cmmissin, fllwin a meetin tdiscuss free exchange between the United States and the EU.Te aim f te meetin etween artists and te President f te cmmissin was t defend l-tural exception, with the artists seeking to be excluded from the free-exchange treaty currentlyUnder discussion. Cultural Exception allows EU member states to impose a quota on nationalwrks, and ssidise ltral reatins. Interatin ltre int tis areement ndermines tisprinipal, wi as st implementatin fllwin te gATS Areement f 1993, and sine

the ratication of the UNESCO Convention on the protection and promotion of diversity in cul -tural expression. The GATS agreement, which originated frol the OMC, permitted the exclusion ofculture, health, audiovisual work and political education from the free-exchange treaty desiredy te oMc.The position, which is supported by France, is to exclude culture from the project. A parliamenteld n 12 Jne vted nanimsly in favr f tis prpsitin. Tis psitin is als spprtedby the European Parliament, as well as fteen member states of the EU who want Cultural Excep-tion to remain outside of Free-Exchange following current negotiations. France has threatenedt se its rit t vte t vet tis prpsitin at an Erpean level. Ardin t Js ManelBarroso armed that his position had not changed following the meeting to discuss the matter,and his desire to incorporate culture into free exchange remained. The justication proposedy te President f te Erpean cmmissin stated tat te mandate fr mmerial neta-

tion should remain as large and open as possible. In an open letter to the Hungton Post Cos-ta-Gavras, Brnice Bjo, Daniele Luchetti, Radu Mihaileanu et Dariusz Jaboski stated that theUnited States would reserve the right to exlude sectors which it wished to preserve from thisareement, s as te ankin setr.European ministers for Commerce who joined in Luxembourg on the 14 June followed this posi -tion, excluding Cultural Exception from the commercial negotiation mandate.

ArticLe of the Week

New visual system to rediscover Michelangelos drawingsT mark te 450t anniversary f Mielan-els deat, drawins y te artist are t eprjeted nt sreens verin te walls inte asement f te basilia San Lrenz,Flrene. Te installatin is sedled t e-in in 2014.Te drawins are rrently inaesile det reasns f t restratin and serity.

Though they were rst discovered in 1975,this is the rst time they will be shown to thepli. Prded in aral, tey are tt ave een prded y te artist frmJne t Ast 1530, a perid f time wiMielanel spent idin in te asementf te basilia, fearin e wld e repri-manded y memers f te Medii family fr

is spprtin rle in te estalisment f aFlrentine repli.The drawings oer an important insight intote develpment f te artists areer; manyare derived frm earlier wrks, and severalated as drafts fr piees prded at a laterdate. Works identied by experts include Lo-an, and a self prtrait.



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theft...

Swiss site tracks works of Art taken by NazisTe Swiss vernment as annned te reatin f a new We prtal dediat-ed to helping plaintis, museums and researched to track works of art taken byte Nazis. Switzerland represent an interal part f te art market t efreand drin te Send Wrld War.

Te new site is t als ive advie reardin resear int te prvenane fwrks, linkin sers t sstantial dataases and arives, and ivin details fanalyses f permanent lletins ndertaken y majr msems, in line witprpsitins iven y te brea Fdral de la cltre.A press release issed y te brea annned tat te prjet was t e pre-sented at a nferene sedled fr te 17 Jne 2013, in bern:Tere are few internatinal presses, rles, r areements wi fs ndealin wit prlems resltin frm te teft f art wrks.Inreasin te qantity f resear int te prvenane f wrks is a vital steptwards realisin te priniples psed y te Wasintn Areement, wi f-cuses on the conscation of works of arts by the Nazis.Switzerland is ne f te 44 ntries wi aderes t te nn-ntratal Was-intn Areement, frmed in 1998, wi is fsed n te restittin f wrks

taken frm pli lletins y te Nazis.Ardin t te internatinal idelines f te ntrat, te vernments f par-ticipating countries should work to nd a just and impartial solution for victims oftheft, and to allocate resources contributing to the identication of stolen worksf art.

Czanne watercolour in search of its ownerDeate as arisen reardin te identity f te wner f a waterlr yczanne, wi as een taken frm te lletin f a Fren art dealer.Te sattered elnins f Fren art dealer and lletr Amrise Vllard(1866-1939) inlde Group of Trees, 1890, a waterlr y Pal czanne,wi as reently re-srfaed at te Natinal gallery f canada in ottawa.Te piee ndtedly made its way t te allery drin te send wrldwar.

Te wrk was part f a lt f 600 artwrks, mainly issed frm te Vllard cl-letin, rt frm Frane in 1940 y art dealer Martin Faiani, ntrislyknwn as a il and llaratr t te Nazis. Te latter, w was entrstedwit te manaement f Vllards estate, tk ld f te lletin wen tewner died in a ar aident in 1939.he sseqently sent te wrks t te united States y at, t after trav-ellin t Spain and Prtal, te ar was interepted y te britis Navyand sent t ottawa. In te meantime, Faiani, w prvided Jewis dealerswit wrks nfisated y te Nazis, was imprisned. Te paintin remained incanada ntil 1949, wen Faiani, released, attempted t reain te wrks viaa britis rt. A Parisian jde ave im ak f te seized wrks, wit terest in t Vllards tw sisters.Tw lawsits tk plae in Frane drin te 1950s, wen a Fren rt at-

tempted t vertrn te verdit, fllwed y a send ase in te 1960s. Itappears tat all tree lawsits were dismissed.Fr nw, te prlem lies in identifyin te rrent wner f te wrk, sine nmplaint as een lded in te last fifty years.The painting was never exhibited in Canada, and it re-surfaced in an articleplised in Te ottawa citizen Newspaper y Ian MaLed, wi detailed itselarate istry.

innovAtion...

Print your antique sculpture in 3Dcsm Wenman, a 3D printin pineer, as annned tat it is plannin nrereatin antiqe greek and Rman slptres wit plaster ast frm te Sklp-turhalle Basel Museum, which will rst be scanned by a printer.

The project, titled Through a Scanner, Skulpturhalle, will present the 3D scansof sculptures, as well as printable 3D models, which will be oered to the widerpli fr free. All sers wit a 3D printers will e ale t make teir wn pies.Te Sklptralle basel Msem as ver 2,000 plaster asts f antiqe slp-tres, inldin Venus de Milo and Winged Victory of Samothrace.

Winners

Director of the Frick Ian Wardropper given Or-der of Arts and Letterson 10 Jne 2013, diretr f Te Frik cl-letin, Ian Wardrpper was awarded Te or-dre des Arts et des Lettres (order f Arts and

Letters) y Antnin badry, ltral adviser tte Fren emassy, drin a eremny eldat te msem.Te i-annal award was reated in 1957 andrenises te wrk f peple w ave madea signicant contribution to the eld of art orliteratre. oter Amerians t ave reeivedte ordre inlde: Pal Aster, ornette cle-man, Anes gnd, Marilyn hrne, Jdit Jami-son, Jim Jarmusch, Richard Meier, Robert Pax-tn, Rert Redfrd, Meryl Streep, and umaTrman.

Winners of the Abraaj Group Art Prize revealed

The ve winners of the 2014 edition of Abraajgrp Art Prize ave een named. Tis prizerewards the work of ve artists, whose piecesare t sen t e interated in te Araajgrp Art clletin fllwin teir detdrin Art Dai, eld frm 19 t 22 Mar2014.Te Araaj grp, a private siety devted tinvestment in develpin markets, reated teprize in 2008 in rder t prmte and re-nise artisti develpment in te Middle East,Nrt Afria and Stern Asia.Te winners f te 6t editin f te Araajgrp Art Prize are: Aas Akavan (Iran),Anp Matew Tmas (India), basim Mady(Eypt), bra Kalili (Mrr) and Kam-rz Aram (Iran). Te prize allws te artistst frter teir internatinal renwn, and f-fers fndin fr amitis prjets. Winninartists als ave te pprtnity t wrk witNada Raza, te invited ratr fr Art Dai2014.Artists rewarded in te previs editins fte Araaj grp Art Prize ave een featredin majr msems arnd te wrld inldinMMA and Tate Mdern.

budget cuts....Severe cuts in Californias cultural budgetTe califrnia State det, wi ttaled$234n drin te 2013-2014 perid, asannned a 7.6% drp in Art Fndin.Ardin t a reprt in The Los Angeles Times,y vtin t ave a det f $5.024m, cali-frnia nw ranks as te state wit te lwestamnt f fndin dediated t arts prjetsrelative t its nmer f inaitants. Apartfrm 2011, wen Kansas was named as testate wit te lwest arts fndin, califrniaas remained at te ttm f tales sine

2003.The American newspaperalso explains that theArts cnil det rrently represents a 14ents f fndin fr ea f califrnias 38mcitizens- 1 cent less than is oered in Texas,and 2 ents less tan in geria.



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Giuseppe Penone Art Analytics

giseppe Penne was rn in 1947 in garessi Pnte, Italy. heained a diplma in antany, efre stdyin at te Aademyf Fine Arts in Trin.

giseppe Penne was te last artist t enae in te Arte Pveramvement, were e fllwed is wn, niqe trajetry. Wilst temvement is araterised y its interest in ran spaes, slptrPenne prded wrk wi was distinised y its links witnatre-enaed in te landsape f Liria and is native garessi,a rein ri in water and aves, wit an imprtant eritae tatcan be traced back to prehistoric periods. From his very rst works,prded at te end f te 1960s, Pennes evre was dminat-ed y a prepatin wit natral penmena. Tis appra, andte temes wi inspired is wrk, mit e said t ave een

inuenced by his father, who worked as a farmer. His work engageswith the links between man and nature, the eect which of timepn te elements, and te anes invked y natre. his wrk isat ne araterised y te eaty f is frms and materials, andy te mnipresent interratin f te relatinsip etween manand natre at te same time nfrntin ntins f time, einand memry.

In 2001, Penne reeived te Sk Prize fr Te Visal Arts wi reniles natre wit ivilizatin. his wrk is featred innmers pli and private lletins in instittins interna-tinally, inldin te Tate, Lndn, and MMA, New Yrk. Reentexhibition have also included the Venice Biennale, where Penoneexhibited in 2007.

Since the beginning of 2000, the number of exhibitions dedicatedt gisepe Penne as een nstantly n te rise, wit a mini-mum of over twenty exhibitions dedicated to the artist annually be-tween 2000 and 2012. In 2013, the artist is invited to exhibit in thernds f te ctea f Versailles, were is slptres will eexhibited in the park and amongst the buildings.

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Repartition per number of articles per language

The 65-year old artist has had exhibitions in museums across the world, with as many in

is me ntry, Italy, as in Frane, germany and Switzerland a lear sin f is inter-natinal sess. his slptres wi are ften mnmental in size are partilarlyexhibited as part of shows organised at some of the worlds largest arts institutions.

Amongst the 327 exhibitions in which the artist has participated, close to two-thirds (199)have been held in museums. The Swiss gallery Alice Pauli has most regularly hosted exhi-itins y te Italian artist (antin fr 13 f Pennes sws), fllwed y te castelldi Rivli Msem f cntemprary Art in Italy (12), te Frit Street gallery, Lndn (7) andte gy brtsi gallery (7).

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The high number of exhibitions by the artist have been followed by significant visibility in the press,wit a lare nmer f artiles avin een dediated t Penne. Sine te mid-1980s, te qanti-ty f press nernin te artist as een nsistently n te rise. Penne as een te sjet f

arnd 150 annal artiles, wi ave appeared in arnd 270 different pliatins in 10 differentlanaes. Alt Italian, Pennes mter tne nly ants fr a tird f tese pliatins:interest in Penne as a lal spread.

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Evolution of thenumber of lots

Evolution ofthe revenue

Evolution of the averagevalue of lots

At atin, reatins y giseppe Penne ave reslted in ttal sales fires f $4,263,449,representin 130 lts. Te nmer f lts prpsed sinifiantly inreased after te year 2000,resltin in a raise in te vale f te artists wrks. Te vast majrity f sinifiant sales avetaken plae sine 2005 ($3,617,399 - lse t 85%).

Te mst reent reslts fr sales f wrks y te Italian artist ave swn a relar rise in isvale. Tis rise is partly attritale t a rerd sale fr in 2013, wi saw Pennes rnzeslptre Pelle di Foglie(Occhi Al Cielo, Mano a Terra) (2005), sld fr $453,470 (inldin fees)at Sothebys, London. This exceeded the artists previous record, also achieved during a sale atSteys, Lndn, fr a wden slptre entitled Albero di 5 Metri (1978), wi aieved$417,583 (fees inlded)- srpassin a rerd aieved y a previs wden slptre, Alberodi 5m (5 metre tree) (1969), wi sld fr $353,495, als at Steys, Lndn.

At te einnin f te 1990s, lts presented at atin prmpted nly limited interest frmyers; imprtant sales f slptral wrks y Penne neverteless ntrited t an imprtantinrease in is averae sale prie. Te rise in te nmer f lts sld was ampanied y a strnincrease in their average value. Significant current exhibitions dedicated to the artist - such astat at te ctea de Versailles, were Penne seeds Jeff Kns, Takasi Mrakami, bernarVenet and Jana Vasnels, mean tat te st f te artists wrks are likely t ntine tinrease fr te freseeale ftre.



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Drawing Sculpture PaintingMultiples Photography

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An examination of the relationship between the average cost of Penones works andteir medim in wi tey are prded, reveals tat 58 drawins sld at pli a-tins ave attained an averae sale prie f $8650, 29 slptres ave reslted in anaverae sale prie f arnd 80,000, and 25 paintins ave aieved 49,327. Asprevisly mentined, tese pries mprise tw very distint perids in te artistsareer pries f wrks sld efre 2005 are nsideraly lwer tan te tse at-tained at later atins.

Finally, te strn differene etween te vale and vlme f sales in different n-tries can be explained by the nature of lots proposed. English auction houses mostntaly Steys, wi as een te vene f tree f te artists mst imprtantsales (f tree slptres) ave een respnsile fr raisin ver tw-tirds f tettal sales vale aieved y te artist.

26%

74%

sold unsold Sothebys Christies others

48%

22%

29%

8%

46%

46%

Penne as an nsld rate wi is relatively weak resltin frm a perid etween1998 and 2000, drin wi te artist fnd yers fr fewer tan 50% f lts f-fered at atin.

Teter Steys and cristies ave reslted fr 92% f te artists ttal sales,wit ttal sales at Steys reain $1,967,422, and sales at cristies reain$1,964,852.

Unsold Ratio

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Auction results from Artprice.com

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sold unsold

Apart frm sales at te tw larest atin ses in britain, lts y giseppe Penne

ave een sld at ver 40 atin ses, wit 7 lts avin een sld at Fine Arte,4 at Farsetti, 4 at Van ham, 3 at Drtem, 4 at crnette de St cyr and 3 at Pillips. Evolution of the unsold ratio

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unlike many ter artists, w see te market favr ertain perids f teir prdtinver ters, wrks y giseppe Penne remain pplar at atin reardless f teirdate of production. Except for a peak in the 1980s, the number of Penone lots avail-ale annally at sales remains relatively naned. Tis nsisteny in te qality fPennes reatins is, in part, de t te relatively lw nmer f stylisti adjstmentswi te artist as made ver te rse f is prdtin. his wrks ntine t eenae wit te teme f natre, resltin in an evre wi is nified and distint.

Pennes wrk will e n display at te ctea f Versailles ntil 31 oter 2013.Exhibitions occurring at the same time include: Neunhzehnhundertsiebzig, at the Kun-stmsem Lzern; Material, orte, Denkprzesse, at te Fndatin bssian, brs-sels, ntil 17 Nvemer 2013; Te blmer cmmissin: giseppe Penne: Spazidi Le, at Te Witeapel gallery, Lndn, ntil 11 Ast 2013; te KnstmsemWintertr, Switzerland, ntil 11 Ast 2013; and te Rknd Art Msem (RAM)Shanghai, where Penone is to participate in an exhibition entitled From Gesture toLanae, t rn ntil 11 Ast 2013.

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expositions

Cass summer show exhibits work by 1000 studentsThe Cass Summer exhibitions are currently underway in London,

presenting the work of over 1000 London arts students. The ex-iitin is t rn ntil 5 Jly 2013.The Schools of Art and Design are to exhibit works by studentsfrm te fllwin disiplines: Animatin, Fine Art, grapi De-sin, Illstratin, Interir Desin, Msi Tenly, Msial In-struments, Silversmithing and Jewellery, Photography, and TextileDesin.The exhibition is to run from 14 to 23 June at Central House,Lndn. A sw y stdents frm Te Sl f Aritetre willten rn frm 26 Jne t 5 Jly at te Sprin hse ildin, andwill rin teter wrk frm t te sls nderradateand pstradate nits.Te Sir Jn cass Falty f Art, Aritetre and Desin was f-

fiially laned n 1 Ast 2012, tr te merer f teSir Jn cass Falty f Art, Media and Desin and te Falty fAritetre and Spatial Desin at Lndn Metrplitan universi-ty. Te edatinal estalisments first stdent sw is ntale,nt nly fr te readt f stdy it enmpasses, t fr te n-preedented nmer f stdent wrks it inldes.

Multimedia works by students of the School of Visual ArtsFrm 8 t 29 Jne 2013, te Sl f Visal Arts in New Yrkis t present MFA Ptrapy, Vide and Related Media: 2013Thesis Exhibition featuring a selection of work by 24 students.The exhibition is curated by Bonnie Yochelson, and asks partici-pants to consider the experience of moving to New York.

Wrks n display inlde: a vide y benz Tanaart, in wihe asks metro passengers to explain certain English words that hedesnt knw; prints y David brwn, presented in lden frames,wi fs n a ri and lamrs New Yrk; a vide y IsaaSell depitin a yn man and is dle; and ptrapsy Nik J. Kallianitis aptrin te distrit f Astris in Qeens,a qarter predminantly inaited y immirants frm greee,wi te artist se t leave.Whilst many of the students have experimented with new modesf prdtin, many ave pted t se mre traditinal media:Anna beek and Mararet Sannn ave reated lare-sale printsand ptrapi ks, wilst Jessia bandy and Jessia Eis

ave prded a dmentary film.Other students participating in the exhibition include Dalia Ama-ra, hilary basin, Sally bzzt, Rael brady, Fait hlland, Dan-iel Jnsn, Meldy Melamed, James Reddintn, Ry Rlin,Jsep Sarr, un ee Park, Jn A Y, Jdit Stenneken, Arnhan, gemma Lpez and Sinan Tnay.

ositions

A Conspiracy of Detail at the Mackintosh Museum

Frm 13 Jly t 29 Septemer 2013, te Makints M-

sem, lated in te glasw Sl f Art, is t ld anexhibition entitled A Conspiracy of Detail. The show will

featre wrks y Pi Aad, Jnatan baldk, Js blak-

well, Jim Lambie, Hew Locke, Alex Pollard, Eva Rothschild,

Karin Ruggaber and Renee So. The exhibition aims to ex-

plore the inuence of contemporary technique on deco-

ratin, reardin its ltral, sial, reliis and material

aspet. It fses n detail and emellisment, in teir t

istrial and ntemprary dimensin.

Te artists partiipatin in te sw are mltidisiplinary

creators who work on the elds of visual contemporary art

and desin.

Students from Lyon and Milan meet at the cole Nationale

Suprieure des Beaux-Arts in Lyon

Frm 21 Jne t 6 Jly 2013, te le Natinale

Suprieure des Beaux-Arts in Lyon is to present an exhibi-

tin f wrks y its stdents and tse f te Aademia

di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan, in a show entitled Incontro

(Meetin).

The outcome of a student exchange programme between

fr stdents f ENSbA Lyn and seven stdents frm teAccademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Incontro is literally a

meetin f artisti praties and yn artists refletins,

takin ver te Rfetire des nnnes. Te llaratin

etween te tw sls started ver a year a, inspired

y a wrk y Lian Far, leadin fire f te Arte P-

vera w wrked in Milan all is life and tat at te A-

ademia di brera.

under te spervisin f gianni caravai and bernard

Rdier, te tw rps reated a diale stressin te

isses f eritae and enealy, fferin a ntemprarypint f view, wilst nt frettin teir riins.

Tis meetin is te first part f te prjet,wi will l-

minate wit, t e eld in te end f Septemer 2013 at

te Aademia di belle Arti di brera.

ArticLe of the Week

128th

edition of the Grays School of Art Degree Show in AberdeenFrm 15 t 22 Jne 2013, te Rertgrdn university f Aerdeen in St-land will st te 2013 editin f graysSl f Art Deree Sw. Te sw isranised every year, and pts n display

wrks prded y te universitys rad-ates and ts prmtes yn emerinartists. Visitrs are ale t appreiate andy artwrks prded in mltiple mediaand disiplines, inldin fasin, p-

trapy, desin, slptre r paintin.Estalised in 1885 y sinessmanand pilantrpist Jn gray, te graysSl f Art is ne f te fr art slsin Stland.



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pubLicAtion

Art of Island Southeast Asia high-

lighted in a catalogue by Dallas

Museum of Art

Te Dallas Msem f Art as an-

nned te pliatin f a ata-le dediated entirely t its l-

letin f art frm Steast Asian

islands, aln wit a eleratry

week einnin n 11 Jne 2013.

Te pliatin featres wrks frm

Indnesia, Eastern Malaysia and

Eastern Timr. Entitled Eyes f te

Anestrs: Te Arts f Island St-

east Asia at te Dallas Msem f

Art, it is te tird in a series f sws

wi aim t infrm a te pli

at tis setin f te msems

permanent lletin. Te atale

fllws a 2009 editin entitled Te

Arts f Afria at te Dallas Msem

of Art, and an exhibition which took

plae earlier tis year entitled Te

Arts f India, Steast Asia and te

himalayas at te Dallas Msem f

Art.

Te atale as 336 illstrated

paes ilitin arnd 105 art-

wrks issed frm te DMA lle-

tin, and will e n sale frm Jly

2013. It is edited y antrplist

Reimar Sefld in llaratin

wit writer and nsltant Steven g.

Alpert, wit additinal partiipatin

frm gere Ellis, Ni de Jne,

Vernon Kedit, Achim Sibeth and Rox-

ana Watersn.

opening

Opening of a new design gallery at the Indianapolis Museum of Art

Te Indianaplis Msem f Art as annned te penin f a new allery, speialisin in

ntemprary desin, n 21 Nvemer 2013, after tree years f an amitis renvatin

prjet.

The new installation of the museum will expand the modern design collection throughoutsome 930sqm, and it will present over 400 objects. Contrary to many galleries exhibiting

desin, te IMA empasises desin reated after 1980, a fertile perid f reativity and pr-

duction. The galleries thus oer two themes, design as an industry and design as art. The new

gallery will be one of the largest exhibition spaces for contemporary design among North

American museums, and one of the rst to illustrate the recent trends of this dynamic sector.

IMAs Desin Department was reated in 2007 and falises n pst-1945 desin lletin

tr a plrality f media, namely frnitre, lassware, eramis and metal wrks issed

from Europe, the United States and Asia. Over the past six years, under the direction of R.

crai Millern, te Senir cratr f te Desin Department, mre tan 1,200 jets ave

een aqired. Amn te reent majr aqisitins a Poltrona di Proust lounge chair, 1978,

y Alessandr Mendini, a Louis XVI chest, 1984-1989, y Rert Ventri, as well as a Tea &

Coee Piazza Service, 1980-1984, y Miael graves.

New space for the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design in Oslo

Te Natinal Msem f Art, Aritetre and Desin will aqire a new ildin in 2019. In

fat, te Nrweian Parliament as adpted a prjet fr te nstrtin f te new ild-

in, wi will make te msem tat larest ltral entre in te ntry.

Te prpse f tis prjet twfld: it sld allw te msem t draw mre attentin t

te 300,000 wrks inlded in its lletin, t als allw it t rea a wider pli in rder

to promote Norways presence in the eld of visual arts.

Te new msem will renite fr msems in ne spae: te Natinal gallery, te Msem

f Derative Arts and Desin, te Msem f cntemprary Art and te Natinal Msem

Art at Julian Schnabels home gallery

American artist and lm maker Julian Schnabel has opened an exhibition space in the ground

oor of his New York residence in West Village.

between 18 Jne and 31 Jly 2013, te allery named casa del Ppl will present an

exhibition of six paintings by British artist Nick Mead, as chosen by writer and curator May

Andersen.

Julian Schnabel explained This is the rst installment of a programme to show the work of

ter artists and an pprtnity t llarate wit peple w present niqe perspetives

n art tat I elieve in. I wanted t pen part f my se t te pli s tey ld ave an

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Bill Traylor drawings exhibited at theAmerican Folk Art MuseumTe Amerian Flk Art Msem is presentinan exhibition dedicated to the work of self-

tat 20t-entry artist bill Traylr, frm 11

Jne t 22 Septemer 2013. over 60 drawins frm twpli lletins (te hi Msem f Art and te Mnt-mery Msem f Fine Arts) - wi ave rarely travelled- will be on display to visitors. The exhibition is organisedtr varis temes inspired y elements f Traylrslife and prdtin, inldin te peple e ennteredand became acquainted with, and his multi-gure compo-sitions, frequently referred to as Exciting Events. Traylorsdrawins are mysteris and amis, allwin viewerst frm very persnal intepretatins.

Fashion photography exhibited at the Som-erset HouseFrm 23 May t 1 Septemer 2013, te Sm-

erset House in London is organising an exhi-itin devted t Erwin blmenfeld. Tis p-traper, riinally frm germany, was ne f te mstst after atprtrait artists f te 1940s and 1950s.his reative snapsts, wi are strnly marked y ispersnality, were als featred in fasin maazines Vogueand Harpers Bazaar. The exhibition, titled Blumenfeld Stu-dio: New York, 1941 1960, shows a lesser known partf blmenfelds artisti areer, reallin te perid wente artist pened is wrksp at 222 central Park Stin New Yrk. Ts, n less tan 100 lred ptraps,relatin t is ativity in te fasin niverse, are einpresented t visitrs. Erwin blmenfelds wrk sws teDada movements inuence on him. After a trip to Amster-

dam, the photographer began experimenting photogra-py in a laratry. In 1938, e sined a ntrat wit teFren editin fVogue, wi elped im t lan iscareer as a fashion photographer. An exhibition devotedt blmenfeld is sedled t start n 15 oter 2013 atJe de Pame in Paris.

Richard Artschwager retrospective to openat Hammer MuseumFrm 15 Jne t 1 Septemer 2013, tehammer Msem, Ls Aneles, is t present

a retrspetive f slptres and paintins yAmerian artist Riard Artswaer (1923- 9 Ferary2013). The exhibition moves from its original location atte Witney Msem, New Yrk, were it lsed in Fer-ary, just six days before the artists death. Entitled Rich-ard Artswaer!, te sw as eme an nintentinalmemrial t te artist and is wrks. Artswaer initiallywrked as a arpenter, t rse t prminene as an artistwen Le castelli ean t sw is wrk in te 1960s. heis knwn fr is niqe pratie, wi as seen im vari-sly aterised as a memer f pp, minimalist and n-eptal mvements. Artswaer ne stated: Slptreis fr te t, paintin is fr te eye. I wanted t makesculpture for the eye and painting for the touch. The ex -iitin at te hammer is rated y Anne Elled, wstated: I tink artists are really in t lve tis sw. I

tink f LA as a slptre twn, and Artswaer is s aninteresting sculptor. During the show, Ellegood hopes toinstall sme f Artswaers sinatre arss Ls Aneles.After being shown at the Hammer, the exhibition is to trav-el t te has der Knst, Mni, and te Nvea MseNatinal de Mna.

WhAts on

Jean Otth at Macmo in GenevaFrm 5 Jne t 15 Septemer 2013, n te asin f Lter-nel Dtour, Squence t 2013 (Eternal Detour, Summer of2013), MACMO in Geneva is exhibiting the works of Swiss con-

temprary artist Jean ott.

Titled Rverie Znonienne (Zenonian Dreams), the retrospective exhibitionoers a look at the past ten years of the artists work, which was shown forthe rst time at Macmo. As a video art pioneer, the artist explains his practicetis way: I wld like t add t te mvement tat paintin nveys wit itsimmility and simlatin, a real mvement. A mvement in time tat I n-sider as an additional colour that could be added to the palette of painters.Other works present at the exhibition are direct references to painting (Jeanott started wit paintin), s as paintins n mirrrs frm te end f te1960s, mral paintins as well as lass paintins frm te 1980s. Te Zeno-nian Dreamsseries, wi is te artists mst reent wrk, is flly represent-ed. It oers a mediation on time in painting more than an exploration of themvement. Tere are piees s as Hraclite au Parc Bourget, wi is asedon a photonic ow with a constant sensitive and formal rigour. It is a way tontine qestinin te plasti and pilspial allenes f te ften

ntraditry relatinsip etween representatin and nn-representatin,paintin and vide.

Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop exhibited atthe Museum of Fine Arts in HoustonThe Museum of Fine Arts in Houston (Texas) is featuring therst exhibition ever to be devoted to the art of manipulating

ptrapy, frm 2 Jne t 25 Ast 2013.Titled Faking It: Manipulated Photography before Photoshop, this exhibi-tion is oering the discovery of a new aspect in the history of photography,tr sme 180 wrks reated frm 1840 t 1990. It nveys te sef maniplatin t misrepresent reality fr plitial, siness and artistiprpses. Te event ilits te fat tat, sine teir appearane, tesephotographs have distorted the medium, and that the current digital modi-atin f imaes is simply te ntinatin f a past ait. Visitrs are tsinvited to look at the history of photography in a dierent way.The exhibition is divided into seven dierent thematic sections, exploringte varis reasns tat led t te se f maniplatin in ptrapy. Fak-ing It: Manipulated Photography before Photoshop was rst shown at theMet in New Yrk, ten at te Natinal gallery f Art in Wasintn.

Discussion between Penone and Le Ntre in VersaillesFrom 11 June to 30 October, after Je Koons, Takashi Muraka-mi, bernar Venet and Jana Vasnels, ntemprary Italianartist giseppe Penne is displayin is wrks in Versailles.

Te event featres sme 22 wrks, nly tree f wi are dis-played inside te palae, sine giseppe Pennes mnmental reatins

are mainly neived fr te tdrs.brn in 1947 in Italy, giseppe Penne is linked t Arte Pvera, an Italianartisti mvement tat appeared twards te end f te 1960s, prtrayinan art tat is far frm te nsmerist siety wit a dtrine ased n sinsimple materialscmpared t ter ntemprary artists w preeded im in tis pratie,Penne disretely takes ver ardens y swin is respet fr Le Ntreswork. The Italian artist keeps repeating that it is an extraordinary opportuni-ty, something that only happens once in a lifetime. Visitors are thus ablet disver trees transfrmed int slptres, rnze slptres resemlintrees. Amn te majesti reatins presented witin te anient ryal d-main, Elevazione, a tree anin in te air wit its rts nvered, as wellas Idee di pietra, 1303 kg di luce, a tree n wi te artist installed a stne,appear as wrks fallen frm te sky.

havin te pprtnity t make a diale etween my wrk and Le Ntresin Versailles is a reat privilee. Te arden is a symlial vene tat syn-tesises western views n te relatinsip etween man and natre. bilt inrder t ilit mans pwer, it stresses te strent and pwer f natre,minimisin mans atins y frin im t perfrm a perennial maintenanework in order to preserve it, the artist explained.



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First exhibition on the life of Ringo Starrat the Grammy MuseumTe grammy Msem, in assiatin witRingo Starr, has launched a new major ex-

hibition titled Ringo: Peace & Love. The

event is sedled frm 12 Jne 2013 t Mar 2014.This exhibition thus oers to visitors a broad vision ofall f te aspets f te msial and reative life fte elerity, an atr, msiian and artist at te sametime, t als knwn y te wider pli simply asRingo. The event is also geared to spread the univer-sal messae f lve and peae advated y te star.The exhibition is the rst big event dedicated to thedrummer, and the rst to highlight his career in thisway.It all starts wit is ildd in Liverpl, and endswit is rrent tr wit te All Starrs. Ts, varisartefats are visile, as well as rare and riinal p-traps, dments and persnal rrespndents f

te artist. Amn te majr piees, tere are te drmse played drin te Ed Sllivan Sw, and te drmse sed t rerd Let it Beand Abbey Road.The executive director of the Grammy Museum, BobSantelli, said Im nred tat Rin as sen twrk wit s t reate Rin: Peae & Lve. We areparticularly excited to celebrate Starrs extraordinarymsial leay wit te leins f fans w admireim, as well as t intrde im t a new eneratinof music lovers.

Original works by Jorge Oteiza exhibitedat the Valencia Institute of Modern ArtFrm 13 Jne t 15 Septemer 2013,

te Valenia Institte f Mdern Art ispresenting an exhibition devoted to the

wrk f artist Jre oteiza.Titled Oteiza, Intimate and Secret, the event fea-tres a seletin f drawins and waterlrs,works that were never exhibited while the artist wasalive.The series of drawings selected for the exhibitionwere reated y oteiza fr private prpses, andwere not made to be sold or exhibited.hwever, tese drawins are imprtant elements frte mpreensin f te artists areer, sine teyallw viewers t disver te sketes and prepara-try wrks e prded. Jre oteiza is nsideredt e a pineer f te renewal f basqe slptre.In 2003, te Fndain Jre oteiza in Alzza (Na-varra) inarated and presented te artists persn-al lletin, wi e dnated t te residents fNavarra, a twn were e pened is wrksp.

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James Turrell to be exhibited across USAmerian artist James Trrell is t e te sjet f a retrspetivewi is t take plae in tree majr art alleries arss te uS.The co-ordinated exhibitions began on 26 May with an exhibition

entitled James Turrell: a Retrospective at the Los Angeles County

Msem f Art (LAcMA), wi is t rn ntil 6 April 2014. Tis is jined y JamesTurrel: the Light Inside at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), which runsfrom 9 June to22 September 2013. A third exhibition, entitled James Turrell ist e entred arnd a vast new installatin made espeially fr te distintiverotunda of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. It is the artists rst exhibi -tin in te apital sine 1980, and rns frm 21 Jne t 25 Septemer 2013.The exhibition has been planned for a long time, with conversations betweenJames Trrell and Tmas Krens- frmer diretr f Te geneim Fnda-tion- having begun as early as 1993. The three shows will present a dierentaspet f te artists areer, wit te strtre and failities f ea instittinhaving informed each exhibit. The Los Angeles exhibition shows works spanningTurrells career, whilst MFAH and the Guggenheim will both show site-specicinstallatins.

Face to face with the artist at the Marc Chagall National Muse-umFrm 16 Jne t 7 oter 2013, te Mar caall Natinal M-seum in Nice will present an exhibition titled Chagall devant le

miroir : autoportraits, couples et apparitions (Chagall in the Mirror:Atprtraits, cples and Appearanes). on te asin f te 40t anniversa-ry f te inaratin f te Mar caall Natinal Msem, te instittin willoer a presentation on the theme of autoportraits. The event will gather moretan ne ndred wrks, paintins and drawins, inldin several riinals.caall is represented alne, ften wit is easel, t als as part f a ple rwith the mask of an angel, a hybrid being or an animal. The exhibition will allowvisitrs t nderstand te evltin f te prdtin f caalls atprtraits,wi are smetimes realisti r prtrayed tr te pratie f anient paint-ers. The exhibition will also deal with all of the aspects of a signicant produc-tion, rst in terms of quantity, and will allow viewers to understand how Chagallsaw it is a way f emrain is distintiveness as a reliis artist. Frtermre,te event will seek t raise qestins nernin atprtraits as a means fprivilege conveying the artists truth and the signicance of his work.

Land Art discovery at the Southampton City Art GalleryFrm 10 May t 3 Ast 2013, te Stamptn city Art gal-lery is oering an exhibition devoted to British Land Art from1966 to 1979. Titled Uncommon Ground, the event allows

visitrs t disver te wrks reated y Land artists, inldintse f pineer Riard Ln. Drin te smmer f 1967, tis artist reat-ed A Line Made by Walking, a photograph taken in a eld where he attenedte rass after in ak and frt tr ne pat.

Te develpment f Lns wrk, wi is simple and adais at te sametime, moved young artists to discover the world in a dierent way. The exhi-itin is ranised nder te ratrsip f Nilas Alfrey, Jy Sleeman andben Tfnell. It featres te wrks f artists w ntrited twards te de-velpment f Land Art in Enland, namely Rer Aklin, Keit Arnatt, byleFamily, Tmas Jsa cper and Riard Ln.

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Young Creation at Pariss CentquatreFrm 9 t 17 Nvemer 2013, Parisscentqatre is t st Jene cratin 2013:Exposition Internationale dArt Contempo-

rain. The exhibition is to feature 56 previ-

sly nseen prjets y yn artists seleted frm attal f 3,000 appliants, wi will e displayed alntw invited artists- an artist frm Art-o-Rama, Marseille,and a Japanese artist frm Art osaka. Te annal eventaims t prvide an verview f wrks y yn, emer-ing, contemporary artists, and to reect the diverserane f appraes t ntemprary pratie; featredmedia inldes paintin, slptre, ptrapy, vide,installatin and perfrmane. A prramme f videwrks will inlde: Passing By, a lm by Julien de Casa-iana; a series f vides y bandits-Maes, displayedfor the rst time; and a video of a performance by Japa-nese artists, frm Tkys Vide Art centre. An riinal,unseeen project is to close the exhibition: a video of

karaoke performed by the exhibitions participating art-ists, wi will e ativated pn interatin frm tepli. As well as vide and perfrmane art, dane wille ivin an imprtane plae in te prramme, witcristian Alandete ranisin a day f perfrmanesin collaboration with the Ricard Foundation. The PrixJeune Cration (Prize for Young Creation) and the Prixbesner (besner Prize) will e awarded y a jry leady cristian bernard, diretr f te Mse dArt Md-erne et cntemprain de genve (MAMco). A residen-tial prize is als t e awarded t several partiipatinartists, w will ave te pprtnity t ndertake aresidency in Brazils Sao Joao. A newly instated Prix duPublic (Award of the Public), will be given at the exhi-itins lse.

Centre Pompidou announces 2013/2014programmeTe centre Pmpid, Paris, as annnedits prramme fr te send alf f 2013,

and the rst half of 2014.The rst exhibition for the second half of 2013 (3 July to 4Nvemer 2013), is t featre wrks y Ry Litenstein,and is t e eld in galerie 2. Tis is t e fllwed yan exhibition of works by Pierre Huygue, to be held in thegalerie Sd frm 25 Septemer 2013 t 6 Janary 2014.Running concurrently with this will be an exhibition for the

Prix Marcel Duchamp, awarded to artists Dewar and Gic-qel in 2012, t e eld in Espae 315. Frm 16 oter2013 t 31 Mar 2014, te galerie dArt grapiqe andte galerie d Mse are t st te Dnatin gerlain,wilst te 5t level f te msem will present a sw en-titled Mdernits plrielles, ne nvelle istire de lartmderne, de 1905 1975 (Mltiple Mdernities, A Newhistry f Mdern Art, frm 1905 t 1975), frm 23 ot-er 2013. Frm 30 oter 2013 t 3 Mar 2014, galerie1 is to host an exhibition entitled Le Surralisme et lOb-jet (Surrealism and the Object). New exhibitions openingin 2014 inlde a display f wrks y henri cartier-bres-sn, t take plae in galerie 2 etween 12 Ferary and 9Jne 2014. between 19 Ferary and 10 Mar 2014, an

exhibition entitled Le Nouveau Festival du centre Pompi-d, 5e ditin (Te New Festival f Te Pmpid cen-tre, 5t Editin) is t e eld arss te galerie Sd, Espae315 and te Pmpid fyer. Lastly, frm 14 May t 22September 2014, an exhibition of works by Martial Raysseis t e eld in galerie 1.

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Renaissance painters to dream at the Muse du Luxem-bourgFrom 9 October 2013 to 26 January 2014, an exhibitiondediated t te Renaissane will e presented at te

Muse du Luxembourg. Titled La Renaissance et le Rve

(Renaissance and Dreams), the event oers a study on the prominentplae f te dreams f Renaissane painters. In fat, te artists wereinuenced by the works of philosophers, theologians, doctors and po-ets f te 15t and 16t entries, wi represent dreams as a way fesapin pysial nstraints in rder t reate a relatinsip wit tebeynd. Te painters are ts nfrnted wit te prlemati f terepresentation of things that cannot be represented. This exhibitionwill allw visitrs t disver te varis answers iven y te artists,from several countries and divers periods. The exhibition will reunite80 wrks reated y majr artists frm te Renaissane, frm Jrmebs t Vrnse, as well as Drer and Le crre. Te mmissin-ers f te event are ciara Rai bernard, Alessandr cei and Yveshersant.

Contemporary Brazilian art at the Museu de Arte ModernaFrm 17 oter t 31 Deemer 2013, te Mse deArte Moderna in Rio will oer an exhibition reserved forte lletin f gilert cateariand. Titled geneal-

gias do Contemporneo Coleo Gilberto Chateaubriand,te event will present te wrks f majr artists frm te brazilianart period of 1920 to 1970. The exhibition will be divided into fourtemes, wi will elp draw attentin t qestins nernin temodern and contemporary poetic image of the specic cultural con-text in which the exhibited works were produced. Among the themesexplored, we may mention Brazil, visions and fears, as well as the city,conicts and aections. The goal of this presentation is not to make ateme t f ea wrk, t t enale a diale etween all f tewrks, in rder t nderstand tdays wrld. Te event will e ran-ised nder te mmissinin f Liz camill osri.

The changing face of Cubism at Muse de LodveFrom 22 June to 3 November, the Lodve Museum is to ex-plore the evolution of cubism through an exhibition enti-tled cism and beynd (D cisme et Aprs). on te

asin f te 100t anniversary f cism, te event yGleizes and Metzinger which was the rst to be dedicated to the sub -ject, the museum is to oer visitors an insight into the history of themvement, frm its irt at te einnin f te 20t entry t its laterdevelopment. Rarely exhibited pieces will be included in the show, in avariety of media including painting, drawing, documents, lms. Around15 works typifying the exciting pictorial developments of the period

will also feature in the show. The exhibition is the rst to feature JeanMetziner sine is deat in 1956. Amnst te wrks presented are: Cy-cliste au vlodrome dhiver, 1913-1914; Soldat jouant aux checs, 1916;Femme la dentelle, 1916 y Jean Metziner, and Moissonneurs, 1912;La parisienne (Juliette Roche), 1915, y Alert gleizes.

Robert Motherwell collages at the Guggenheim Museum inNew YorkThe Guggenheim Museum in New York will oer an exhi -itin devted t Rert Mterwell, frm 27 Septemer

2013 t 5 Janary 2014. Titled Rert Mterwell: Ear-ly Collages, the event will gather no less than 60 works, exclusivelypaper llaes and ter paper wrks reated y te artist frm te1940s t te 1950s. It will allw viewers t disver te riins f te

Amerian artist and is mmitment t llaes, as well as draw atten-tin t Pey geneims majr dnatin twards is wrk. RertMotherwell debuted his career with collages that were both gurativeand abstract, but a surrealistic inuence began to take over his worktwards te einnin f te 1950s, wi led im t develp a trlypersonal style, solidly anchored in abstract expressionism.



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MoveMentsCdric Aurelle leaves Gallery Weekend Berlin and ABCcdri Arelle, te Fren diretr f Abc Events, as statedtat e is resinin frm is rle de t persnal reasns.Te annnement was made in a press release n 10 Jne2013.Fr jst nder a year, Arelle manaed Abc Events, wi isrespnsile fr te annal gallery Weekend berlin eld inte apital ea May and Abc, te ntemprary art fair eldin berlin in Septemer.cristiane Rein as een named as te new diretr f AbcEvents, wilst Maike crse remains te diretr f te Abcart fair.

Cdric Aurelle is, however, to retain his ocial functions: hewill wrk in Paris, were e will e respnsile fr te mpa-nys internatinal relatins wit Franpne ntries.

Sculptor Kevin Francis Gray at Pace, LondonPae Lndn as annned tat it is t represent artist KevinFranis gray.gray was rn in Nrtern Ireland in 1972, and is nw asedin Lndn. he prdes wrks sin rnze, marle, mldedresin and pearls. his slptres featre faes wi are veiledr masked, teir dies as sleek as a ar after dywrk, witte artist sin lss paint t ive is wrks a ntiealeseen.grays slptres visally represent te melanly ptentialf ntemprary siety, sestin a deep, trled rein,which exists beneath a deceptively glossy surface.

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Ifa Gallery Shanghai to relocateSanai -ased allery Ifa as annned tat it is t lseits spae n 621 cande Rad, efre penin a new alleryin Septemer 2013.The gallery, managed by Alexis Kouzmine-Karavaie, specia-lises in cinese and internatinal ntemprary art. Manyf te artists it represents are already estalised prati-tioners, such as Dai Guangqyu, a leading gure of the Chinese

avant-arde, te ga brters, and W Jnyn.It als represents emerin artists, inldin Fan Jipen andLi Ri (reent radates f beijin and hanz Aademiesf Fine Arts) as well as nn-cinese artists rrently wrkinin te ntry, inldin Latvian artist Zane Mellpe and bel-ian artist cristpe Dematre.

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Death of art dealer and curator Seth SiegelaubTe elerated art dealer, atr, resear-er and ratr Set Sieela passed awayn 15 Jne 2013 in basel, Switzerland, atte ae f 71.openin is allery Set Sieela cn-temprary Art at te end f te 1960s,Sieela played a mayr rle in te emer-ene f cneptal Art, wrkin wit carlAndre, Rert barry, Dlas heler, J-sep Kst, Adrian Piper and Lawrene

Weiner. His innovative approach to exhi-itin prdtin made a nsiderale im-pat n is prfessin. A strn prmtr fte art k, e revltinised te neptf an art sw, sestin tat wrks didnt merely reside in te jets n display,t in te infrmatin and illstratins ywi tey were ampanied.Elsewere, Sieela atively partiipat-ed in eorts against the Vietnam war and

Amerian ltral sppressin. he wasale t raise fnds fr tis ativity, in parttanks t pliatins e prded at tetime, wi inlded The Artists ReservedRights Transfer and Sale Agreement.Te pliatin is nsidered t ave f-fered a re-interpretatin f te mral andenmi rits f artists, and was pr-ded in llaratin wit lawyer RertPrjansky.



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Gregory Maios subject of solo exhibition atUral Vision GalleryA solo exhibition of works by Gregory Maios,entitled belle Epe, is rrently n display

at ural Visin gallery, ntil 1 Jly.

It is eld in llaratin wit te Marina gisi gallery,and is to be the rst solo show of works by the Russian art-ist t e eld in Ekaterinr.Te sw is t present reent wrks y te artist, inldinProverbs, and te prvative series The Artist and the Mod-el. Maios produces his pieces by projecting photographsnt anvases and addin lit setins f il paint, em-ploying techniques which were rst used at the beginningf te 20t century, and print techniques rst seen in worksy Van Dyk. belle Epe will als featre piees lanedfrm msem lletins, inldin te Msw Msemf Art, and te Nvy Msem in Saint Petersr.Gregory Maios features in permanent collections at theMsw Msem f Mdern Art, te Nvy Msem, te

hstn Msem f Fine Art, te Ls Aneles cnty M-sem, te Santa barara Msem f Art, and te Slvak Na-tinal gallery in bratislava. In 2006, Prvers reeived tebetty and Jim Kassn Award.

No Comments at the Pop/O/Art GalleryFrom 19 May to 30 June 2013, the Pop/O/ArtGallery in Moscow will be presenting an exhi -itin f wrks y ole and ola Tatarintseva.

Te sw featres pst-minimalisti erami in-stallations exploring the theme of childrens toys and moreenerally te isse f idrens prtetin.ola Tatarintseva was rn in 1967 and ole in 1966.Tey t radated frm te Aademy f Fine Arts in Lviv,ukraine in 1992 and rrently live and wrk in Msw.Tey tk part in te ntemprary art iennial in Mswin 2009 and 2011.Tey ad a sl sw at te Msem f Mdern Art in Ms-w in 2011 and at te Mse Rappaz in basel in 2013.Teir wrks are part f permanent lletins f majr m-sems s as te Natinal Msem in Saint Petersr andte ukrainian Natinal Msem f Mnmental ceramis.

Paul McCarthy at Hauser & Wirth New Yorkhaser & Wirt as annned tat it will ded-iate its sprin prramme in New Yrk t PalMcCarthy, one of the most inuential Ameri-

an artists.The gallery will present three independent exhibitions anda presentatin f slptres in te pen air.Te wrks f Pal Mcarty will e presented at haser& Wirth in New York City through three major exhibitions:Sculptures will be held from 10 May to 1st June, LifeCast from 10 May to 26 July and Rebel Dabble Babblefrm 20 Jne t 26 Jly.These exhibitions are described by the artist as the com-pnents f nly ne f is rrent wrks: Tey are partsf ne enrms pzzle, very m te way memers fa family are individals t at te same time nneted asparticipants in another whole entity.The exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth will be completed by

sme slptres installed y te artist n te tside.Te massive rnze mpsitin titled Sisters (2013) wille visile at te hdsn River Park in celsea ntil 26June, while the inated structure Balloon Dog (2013) wille swn at Randalls Island drin te Frieze New Yrk ArtFair.

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Martial Raysse returns to American gallery afterfour-decade absenceMartial Raysse (aed 77), is t retrn t te united Stateswith an exhibition at Manhattans Luxembourg & Dayan

allery, n display ntil 13 Jly.

Works presented by the gallery include rare early tableaux, sculp-tures, assemblages and lms by the postwar artist. Produced in 1965,Tableau simple et doux, draws inspiratin frm gerards Cupid and Psy-cho.Als n display are wrks frm te artists Things series papiermach sculptures originally featured in the 1974 exhibition CocoMato. Works included in the exhibition are for sale, and have esti-mated vales wi rane frm $500,000 t $2m.

Martin Barr and R. H. Quaytmans arrhythmia at theGalerie Nathalie ObadiaFrm 18 Jne t 13 Jly 2013, te galerie Natalie oadiawill present an exhibition entirely devoted to the paintings

f Martin barr and R. h. Qaytman, n te asin f te

Nouvelles Vagues (New Waves) season, organised by the Palais de To-ky. under te mmissinin f Pal galvez and titled Arrytmia (ATale of Many Squares), the event will oer a discovery of the works ofte tw painters, wit te prpse f estalisin a pitrial rder fretter destrtin.This exhibition associates two canvases from the series 86-87y Martinbarr, as well as several wrks n wd y R. h. Qaytman, taken frminstallations or recent chapters.Tese tw ensemles are ased n a mdlar jet tat tey wisedt netralise r t transfrm in several ways, y anin its rientatinr wit te adjntin f ptrapy. Te wrk f Martin barr (1924 1993) was awarded in 1988 wit te Natinal grand Prize f Arts, andit is present in nmers msems, inldin geneim in New Yrkand te centre Pmpid. R. h. Qaytman (1961) ranises er paint-ins tr apters tat are ased n astrat and ptrapial ele-ments, as well as on the specicities of her exhibition spaces, in order toild a new pitrial rammar.Her works were exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 2011. Besides, manypersonal exhibitions have also been devoted to her.

Zhu Jinshi solo show at the Pearl Lam GalleriesThe exhibition titled Zhu Jinshi: The Realty of Paint is or-anised nder te mmissinin f Pal Mrse, anabstract art expert and curator in charge of the 20t en-

try department at te Natinal Prtrait gallery in Lndn. Itstarted n 22 May and will ntine ntil 13 Jly 2013.Te wrk f tis astrat art master is inspired t y istrial cinese

ink paintings, and by abstract expressionism. This exhibition presents of-ferin 26 new il paintins.Te artists wrks were reently presented at te Rell Family clle-tion in Miami, and are being exhibited at various international public andprivate lletins.

Wim Delvoyes gothic universe at Sem-ArtSem-Art Gallery, Monaco, is to feature an exhibition ofwrks y Wim Delvye, ranised in njntin wit teSan cristfr Assiatin. It is t rn frm 1 Mar t 1

Septemer 2013.Te belian artist ained internatinal renwn fr is ftall al re-ated frm stained lass, is iant, ti lrries and tratrs in steel, andCloaca, a series of digestive machines which transform food into ex-

rement.he as een ased in cina sine 2004, were e as eme interestedin te art f pi tattin displayin a partilar interest in te ntinf prdin art wrks wi evlve, qite literally, as te animal rws.Other works exhibited include Tour Rodin (Scale Model) 2009, CementTruck (1:6), 2010 and Untitled (Tatoo Series), 1996.



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The Upper Room and Donald Judd to open at Da-vid Zwirner LondonDavid Zwirner London is to present an solo exhibi-tin f wrks y Dnald Jdd, t ninide wit a

group exhibition entitled The Upper Room: Reading

the Surface, to be held at its gallery on 24 Grafton Street between21 Jne 3 Ast 2013.Both exhibitions are to open with a press view on Thursday 20Jne at 10am, t e fllwed y a private view etween 6-8pm.Drin te mrnin press review, Rdlpe vn hfmannstal,assiate diretr f David Zwirner and ratr f Te upperRoom, will oer a walk-through of the show. A walk-through ofthe Donald Judd exhibition will be given at the same time by Fla -vin Jdd, -president f te Jdd Fndatin, and cristperDAmeli, partner at David Zwirner.Donald Judd is widely considered to be one of the most signicantpost-war American artists, and a leading gure of the Minimalistmvement. his wrk demnstrates a niqe visal valary,featuring clear, dened objects which focus on colour and materi-

al. The exhibition at David Zwirner is to be the rst gallery-basedshow in the capital for over 15 years, and is the rst signicantdisplay f te artists wrks sine a majr retrspetive at TateMdern in 2004. It will present wrks spannin te artists areer.The Upper Room: Reading the Surface features works by artistsinldin Nina beier, Ryan gander, b Law, gere henry Lnly,John McCracken and Maaike Schoorel. It examines dierent atti-tudes to the surfaces of art works, and considers the dierencebetween viewing at a glance and deeper reection.

Programmation future des Pearl Lam GalleriesTe Pearl Lam galleries in hn Kn and Sanaiave annned a fll prramme fr te sendalf f 2013.

This autumn, the rst solo exhibitions of the works ofinternatinally renwned Amerian and britis artists Jenny hl-zer and Yinka Sniare will e eld at teir allery in hn Kn.Yinka Shonibares works will then be exhibited from November toDeemer.The event titled 2Dream Rich 2Dream will continue its explora-tion of the privileges attached to wealth. It will oer installations,as well as 42 paintins. Jenny hlzer will present fr new wrks,including her work based on Chinese texts, for the rst time, aswell as er fams LED.The gallery in Shanghai will present the rst solo show of Irani -an artist glnaz Fati, in cina. Te event is sedled frm Sep-tember to October 2013. Her expressive works are based on the

istry f Persian allirapy. Se stdied allirapy in Iran frsix years. By representing international artists through its Asianalleries, Pearl Lam galleries enraes diales etween in-ternatinal artisti traditins and a nmer f media.

Poetic paintings by Takayoshi Sakabe at the Al-ice Mogabgab GalleryThe show entitled 2004-2013 10 years in Beirutwill e take plae at te Alie Maa gallery

frm 5 t 30 Nvemer 2013. It will featre paintinsy Japanese artist Takaysi Sakae.Te artist was rn in Japan in 1953. he lives and wrks etweenIstanl and Tky. he stdied art in Japan and settled in Frane in1978, studying painting at the cole des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

he was disvered y Fred Lanzener, a allery wner frm brs-sels w represented im drin te FIAc and Art basel.his wrks are featred in te lletins f many majr msems,s as Mse dArt Mderne de la Ville de Paris, te Msem fFine Arts in Nmaz and te Tky opera city Msem in Japan.

Londons landscape at the Lelong GalleryAn exhibition entitled London Landscapes is to beeld at te Leln gallery, Paris, frm 12 Septemert 26 oter 2013. Te sw is t featre wrks y

renowned British artist Leon Kosso, who remains rel-

atively nknwn in Frane. Kssf predminantly prded pie-es wi fsed n te Lndn landsape were e rrentlylives and works. Leon Kosso was born in London on 7 December1926, t a family f Rssian Jews. he ean stdyin at central StMartins Sl f Art in 1943, efre ntinin is stdies witpainter David Bomberg between 1950 and 1952. Kosso beganexhibiting at the well-known Helen Lessore Gallery in 1956. In1959, e ean wrk as an art teaer, ivin lessns at celseaSchool of Art and St Martins. Kosso has regularly exhibited atLndn alleries inldin Marlr, Fier, bernard Ja-son, Anthony dOay and Annely Juda.In 1995 e represented te united Kindm at te Venie biennale,as part f a sw wi later mved t Dsseldrf and Amsterdam.he as een te sjet f imprtant retrspetives, ntaly at Tate

gallery, Lndn, in 1996, at te Lisiana Msem, Denmark, in2004 and at te Natinal gallery, Lndn, in 2007.He has exhibited in Paris only once before, as part of a group showwit Frank Aera, Franis ban and Lian Fred, ranised yMiael Peppiatt at te Mse Mailll in 1998, and entitled LElede Londres (The London School). The exhibition at Lelong Gall

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