Monthly Archives: August 2011

Corporate art sponsors replaced by private donors in Australia – Sydney Morning Herald

Posted on August 24, 2011

A rise in private donations has provided the Australian arts scene with a reprieve from an unprecedented fall in corporate sponsorship, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.

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Posted in Australia, Business of art, Funding, Nonprofit | Tagged art market, art news, Australia, corporate sponsorship, donors, funding, Kathleen Ditzig, private art donors, private arts funding, private donors, public arts funding, sponsorship, Sydney Morning Herald, The Sydney Morning Herald | Leave a comment

Judging Venice Biennale: How is the Golden Lion selected? Panellist interview

Posted on August 24, 2011

Part 2 of Art Radar’s interview with Liu Ding and Carol Yinghau Lu in which we ask Lu about her experience as judge of the Golden Lion Awards for the Venice Biennale in 2011.

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Happy birthday, Art Radar… you are 3 years old!

Posted on August 24, 2011

Art Radar celebrates its third birthday and takes a look back at how it has grown in the past three years.

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Art Radar journalism certificate course: 4 days until price increase deadline

Posted on August 17, 2011

As a student of the Art Radar Certificate in Art Journalism and Writing, you will learn the ins and outs of the writing about contemporary art.

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Russian Pavilion at Venice Biennale: VernissageTV two minute video tour

Posted on August 17, 2011

VernissageTV releases a video tour of the Russian Pavillion at the 54th Venice Biennale. The video captures the work of Andrei Monastyrski and artist group Collective Actions.

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Exhibition missed? National Art Gallery Singapore has solution – resource alert

Posted on August 17, 2011

The National Art Gallery, Singapore has launched Exhibition Panoramas and Art Radar takes a virtual tour to find out how close to a real show experience the feature is.

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Posted in Art and the Internet, Curatorial practice, Museum shows, Museums, Resources, Reviews, Website | Tagged art, art and technology, art and the Internet, art education, art news, asia, Asian museums, Chiong Soo Peng, Chiong Soo Peng - Bridging Worlds, contemporary art, exhibition, exhibition panoramas, Google Art Project, interactive art websites, interactive websites, museum exhibitions, Museums, National Art Gallery Singapore, online art exhibitions, online exhibitions, online panoramas, panoramas, photography, Singapore museum, Technology, The National Art Gallery Singapore, The Story of Ye Chi Weh, VIP Art Fair, Web technology, website, Ye Chi Weh, Zoe Dulay | Leave a comment

Brazilian Ricardo O’Nascimento combines sound and textile in Taiwan artist residency

Posted on August 17, 2011

Brazilian new media artist Ricardo O’Nascimento was artist in residence at the Taipei Artist Village from May to June 2011. Read about how the city influenced his art.

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Posted in Brazilian, City, Interactive art, New media, Profiles, Residencies, Ricardo O'Nascimento, Social, Sound art, Taiwan, Textiles | Tagged art and technology, art in Taiwan, artist residencies, artist residency, artist residency programmes, Brazilian artist, Brazilian new media artist, city art, contemporary art, Mind Taipei, New Media Art, Pin Yin, Pinyin, Popkalab, Ricardo O'Nascimento, Sound art, Taipei, Taipei Artist Village, taiwan, Taiwan art happenings, Taiwan artist residencies, Taiwanese aboriginal culture, TAV, textile art, V2, Yasmin Chilmeran | Leave a comment

Qatar top contemporary art buyer internationally, reports Art Newspaper

Posted on August 17, 2011

According to an article published in The Art Newspaper, Qatar (and the Qatari Royal family) is the world’s biggest buyer of modern and contemporary art today.

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