Monthly Archives: August 2010

4 tips on how to make your art tour memorable – a museum case study by Nina Simon

Posted on August 11, 2010

ART TOURS TIPS AND RESOURCES MUSEUMS TOUR GUIDES In a recent blog post, Nina Simon, author of The Participatory Museum, a book that talks about practical innovations to enhance community and visitor participation in the museum experience, looks at the simple yet effective model … Continue reading →

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“Korean Eye: Fantastic Ordinary” exhibition tours London, Singapore, and Seoul

Posted on August 10, 2010

KOREAN ARTISTS WESTERN EXPOSURE The Saatchi Gallery in London once again hosted the popular exhibition “Korean Eye“, which showcases emerging Korean artists to the West. This year the exhibition will travel; in October and November it will travel to Singapore … Continue reading →

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Writer Steven Pettifor talks about the old and the new in Thai contemporary art – Art Radar interview

Posted on August 10, 2010

THAI ART BOOK WRITER INTERVIEW Thailand has long had a small but very vibrant contemporary art scene. Compared with its recently-flourishing neighbours, however, contemporary Thai art hasn’t been getting much attention. Little has been written about it. Back in 2003, … Continue reading →

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World premiere of new AES+F photo collages at Moscow's Garage Center – video

Posted on August 10, 2010

RUSSIAN ARTIST COLLECTIVE PHOTOGRAPHY VIDEO Made up of artists Tatiana Arzamasova, Lev Evzovitch, Evgeny Svyatsky, and Vladmir Fridkes, internatinoally acclaimed Russian collective AES+F returns once again to Moscow’s Garage Center for Contemporary Culture in the center’s newest exhibition, “The Feast of … Continue reading →

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Tsong Pu discusses six artworks: Part I – Chasing lines across space

Posted on August 10, 2010

TAIWANESE CONTEMPORARY ART ARTIST INTERVIEW You may have read our recently published post on a retrospective exhibition of works by Taiwanese contemporary abstract artist Tsong Pu, which wrapped up this month at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM). To follow up … Continue reading →

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Calling artists, dealers, collectors and advisors – special summer limited time offer for you

Posted on August 9, 2010

If you are a dealer, artist, collector, auctioneer or adviser OR ………………………if you are selling or buying art this year then this offer will be of interest to you. The renowned London-based art market research provider ArtTactic has been in … Continue reading →

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"Post adolescent" art on display in two Taiwanese museums – picture feast

Posted on August 5, 2010

EMERGING ARTISTS TAIWANESE ART MUSEUM SHOWS COLLECTIONS An exhibition exploring the theme of “post adolescence” is presenting 72 works by younger generation Taiwanese artists, those between 25-35 years of age, in an effort to reveal their art creation processes and … Continue reading →

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Rashid Rana show proof of Musée Guimet new contemporary acquisition policy – interview with curators

Posted on August 5, 2010

INTERVIEW ASIAN ART MUSEUM CONTEMPORARY ART PAKISTANI ARTISTS Revolutions come far and few in between in the museum world. This season promises to be different. The Musée Guimet, France’s leading ancient Asian art museum, has opened its doors to contemporary Asian … Continue reading →