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Charmi Gada Shah recipient of FICA Emerging Artist Award 2011
A jury that included Bharti Kher and Sunil Gupta has selected installation artist Charmi Gada Shah as the winner of the 2011 Emerging Artist Award, initiated by FICA.
Posted in Emerging artists, Indian, Installation, Prizes
Tagged architecture, Art Gwangju, Art India Promising Artist Award, art prize winners, art prizes, Bharti Kher, Bose Krishnamachari, Chandrika Grover, Charmi Gada Shah, Chelsea College of Art, conservation, destruction, Drawing, EAA, EAA 2011, emerging artist award, Emerging Artist Award 2011, Emerging artists, emerging Indian artists, FICA, FICA Emerging Artist Award, FICA Emerging Artist Award 2011, Film, Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art, Gallery BMB, Gayatri Sinha, Generation in Transition: New art from India, Her Work is Never Done, Indian artists, Indian installation artists, installation, installation art, installation artists, Kanchi Mehta, Kashi Art Residency, Kate Nicholson, L.S. Raheja School of Art, Magda Kardasz, Memory, Nadia Schneider Willen, Painting, photography, Prague Biennale 5 - India Pavilion, prize winners, Pro Helvetia-Swiss Arts Council, Radhika Chopra, Relative Visa, sculpture, Shalini Passi, Still-life of a landscape, Sunil Gupta, time, Vadehra Art Gallery, Vidya Shivadas, Zacheta National Gallery of Art
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Multiplicity of media in :mentalKLINIK Istanbul survey show
“That’s Fucking Awesome”, an exhibition of Turkish artist duo, :mentalKLINIK, was on view at the Haskoy Yarn Factory through October 2011.
Posted in Gallery shows, Istanbul, Profiles, Turkey, Turkish
Tagged artist duos, Birol Demir, gallery exhibition, installation, Istanbul, Istanbul Biennial, Jennifer Yee, Jerome Sans, mentalKLINIK, multimedia art, pop up exhibition, satellite exhibition, Self01, Sound art, TagCloud, That's Fucking Awesome, Turkish art, Ullens Center, Yasemin Baydar
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How to preserve art ephemera – resource alert
Art ephemera can be valuable as research material and as collectibles in their own right. We link to a short article that offers some tips on how to preserve these essential objects.
Posted in Ephemera, Preservation, Resources
Tagged Archival Methods News, art auction, art collections, art collectors, art conservation, art ephemera, art magazines, art preservation, Artist Ephemera, Artnet, Castelli Handshake Poster, collecting art, collecting ephemera, Collectors, crystal clear bags, drawings, ephemera, expansion folders, film negatives, flyers, HD poly envelopes, Kate Nicholson, magazine clippings, maps, newspaper clippings, notebooks, pamphlets, polyethylene bags, preserving art, preserving ephemera, price lists, prints, Protecting ephemera with archival materials, Roy Lichtenstein, ticket stubs
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Modernity through eyes of 8 South Korean photographers
Work by eight contemporary Korean photographers is on show at the Galerie Paris-Beijing in France. We take a closer look at the artists.
Posted in Gallery shows, Korean, Paris, Photography
Tagged art photography, boredom, consumption, contemporary photography, Da-Bin Lee age 18, Da-Won Kang age 19, Distant Dreamer, Dorothy M. Yoon, Duck Hun Hwa, Family, Galerie Paris-Beijing, Gana Art Gallery, Gesture for Tourist, globalisation of art, Grace Kelly, Hein Kuhn Oh, identity, Ilwoo Space, In Sook Kim, Inside Out, Iris Ferrer, Koo Sung Soo, Korean artists, Korean photographers, Korean photography, Kwang Mo, Marilyn Monroe, My Age of Seven, My Age of Seven - 05, New Photography in Korea II, nostalgia, Paris art exhibitions, Paris art gallery, Rococo - Yee Bee, Room 606, Sanbok - 15, Sang Hyun Lee, Saturday Night, sexuality, South Korea, South Korean art, South Korean artists, South Korean photographers, South Korean photography, Speculum Majus, Sung Soo Koo, Time Machine, Tour Bus, Won Seung Won
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