Congratulations to Jakob Lena Knebl for her monumental installation at Vienna Rathaus, up until autumn.

 

Rathaus
Friedrich-Schmidt-Platz 1
1010 Wien
Austria

 

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Congratulations to Gernot Wieland, recipient of the EMAF Media Art Award of the German Film Critics 2019 for Ink in Milk.

The film was shown during Gernot’s titular solo exhibition at Belmacz in January 2019.

 

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curated by Frank Lamy
running until 25.08. 2019

 

group exhibition with Paul Kindersley.

Conceiving one’s life as a creative force is the vector shared by the 80 international artists featuring in the new temporary exhibition at MAC VAL, Paris.

 

MAC/VAL
Val-de-Marne Contemporary Art Museum
Place de la Libération, Boîte postale 147
94404 Vitry-sur-Seine cedex

 

further detail here

 

17.05 – 30.06.2019 | Private View: 16.05. 2019, 6 – 9pm

 

At Tender Touches, everything – from the food to the furniture and the tableware – will be both a functional object and an artwork. Blurring the lines between the gallery, the studio and the dining room, Tender Touches will host a series of talks, supper clubs and performances, taking place among new commissions by a group of international emerging artists including Coco Crampton.

 

AMP Gallery
1 Acorn Parade
London
SE15 2TZ

 

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19.05. 2019, 1pm – 11pm

 

 

Serpentine Galleries present the third instalment of this year-long symposium and research project, presented as part of the General Ecology project. The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish with Plants brings together scientists, anthropologists, artists and theologians around plant sentience, plant intelligence, communication with the vegetal world and forms of mysticism and healing. Participants include Saelia Aparicio, Antoine Bertin, Vivian Caccuri, Teresa Castro, Amy Hollywood, Kapwani Kiwanga, Natasha Myers, Michael Marder, Tabita Rezaire, Elvia Wilk and more to be announced. A new commission from Chris Watson will be presented on the night.

 

 

EartH Hackney
11-17 Stoke Newington Road
London
N16 8BH

 

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with Andrea Lawlor, Paul Kindersley and Octavia Bright

 

 

Tuesday 21st May – 6.30pm

 

Andrea Lawlor, the US-based author of razor-sharp debut Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl discusses their novel and the inspiration they took from Virginia Woolf’s Orlando: A Biography.
Chaired by Literary Friction co-host Octavia Bright, Andrea will be in conversation with artist and filmmaker Paul Kindersley, whose work was featured in Charleston’s opening exhibition Orlando at the Present Time in 2018, which explored the same themes of gender, sexuality and identity that will be discussed this evening, along with an appraisal  of the prescience and legacy of Woolf’s pioneering 1928 novel.

 

Waterstones
82 Gower Street
London
WC1E 6EQ

 

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in Association with Hay Festival 2019

 

23.05 – 02.06.2019

 

group exhibition with Joel Tomlin

 

randan stables gallery is located in a rural setting, high in the hills, 6 miles from Hay-on-Wye within a former Welsh mountain pony stud farm. A daily shuttle bus service will transport visitors from the Hay Festival site to the randan stables gallery. Meet at the Meeting Place at the Hay Festival site entrance to board the Moor Park shuttle bus. Departures are at 10.30am  & 12.30pm, Sunday 26th May – Sunday 2nd June.
Requests for private gallery tours will be considered on and between Thursday 23rd May – Sunday 2nd June.

 

randan stables gallery

 

further details here