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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Japanese artist Katsumi Hayakawa’s European debut at Micheko Gallery
Japanese paper artist and sculptor Katsumi Hayakawa wrap up his first European solo exhibition, “Paper Works: New Horizons”, at the Micheko Galerie in Munich in February 2012.
Posted in Japanese, Katsumi Hayakawa, Paper, Urban
Tagged architectural forms, art as meditation, artist-in-residence, Buddhism, city space, contemporary Japanese Art, emerging Japanese artists, Katsumi Hayakawa, Micheko Galerie, Michele Vitucci, Mou Gallery, Nihon University, origami, paper art, Paper Works: New Horizons, Patrick Rhine, School of Visual Arts, traditional craftsmanship, traditional Japanese art, Triangle Art Association, urban environment
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Turkish art market: ignored no longer – CNN
Private and corporate collectors are playing a key role in the development of the Turkish art market. Are they replacing the traditional roles of wealthy patrons?
Posted in Business of art, Corporate collectors, Individual, Istanbul, Museum collections, Turkey
Tagged art market, auction house in Turkey, Borusan Holding, contemporary art, Elgiz Museum of Contemporary Art, Empire Project art gallery, Istanbul, Istanbul Biennial, İstanbul Museum of Modern Art, Kerimcan Güleryüz, Kezban Arca Batibeki, Mehmet Guleryuz, Pera Museum, Platform Garanti, Rampa Gallery, Sakip Sabanci, Sothebys, Taner Ceylan, the Eczacibasi, Tophane, trends, Turkey, Turkish contemporary art market, Turkish contemporary art scene, Virginie Puertolas-Syn, West Asua, Yapı ve Kredi Bankası
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Curiosity bags Indian artist Navin Thomas 2011 ŠKODA Prize
The ŠKODA Prize is fast becoming the most prestigious contemporary art award in the Indian visual art scene, featuring the work of younger artists across the country.
Posted in Emerging artists, Indian, Navin Thomas, Prizes
Tagged Anjolie Ela Menon, art awards, art prizes, award ceremonies, Bangalore, Breakthrough Artist Award, British Council, Emerging artists, EMG, From the Town's End..., Girish Shahane, Heike Munder, Indian art awards, Indian art prizes, Indian artists, Indian contemporary art, Indian contemporary artists, Indian emerging artists, Jitish Kallat, Khoj International Artists Association, Kiran Nadar, Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, L.N. Tallur, Lalit Kala Akademi, Madhuban Mitra, Manas Bhattacharya, Marc Quinn, Martin Clark, Martin da Costa, Migros Museum Zurich, Mithu Sen, National Instruments Ltd, Navin Thomas, New Delhi, Paramita Leertouwer-Gupta, Pooja Sood, Pro Helvetia, Seventy Event Media Group, Škoda Auto India, Tate St Ives, The ŠKODA Prize, Through a Lens Darkly, Turner Prize, UK Turner Prize, visual art, Vivan Sundaram
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2 top Australian art professionals return home to head leading Oceanic institutions
Michael Brand, former Director of the J. Paul Getty Museum, and Roger McIlroy, former Chairperson of Christie’s Australia, are heading back to work in their homeland of Australia.
Posted in Auction staff, Auctions, Australia, Business of art, Directors, Michael Brand, Museums, Roger McIlroy
Tagged Aga Khan Museum, AGNSW, Anita Archer, art appointments, art auction companies, art auction professionals, art auction staff, art auctioneers, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Art Gallery of NSW, art professional appointments, art professionals, art world appointments, auction market, auctions, Australian art appointments, Australian art auction companies, Australian art galleries, Australian art market, Australian art museums, Australian art professionals, Chris Deutscher, Christie's Australia, Deutscher and Hackett, gallery director, J. Paul Getty Museum, market watch, Michael Brand, national art galleries, Patrick Rhine, Roger McIlroy, Roger McIlroy Pty Ltd, state art galleries
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Airports “shrines of public art”? Terminals to art museums in India
Could airports be the new shrines of public art in India? Art-interested travellers are in for a visual treat when stopping by the country’s New Delhi and Mumbai air transport hubs.
Posted in Art spaces, Art tourism, India, Indian, Installation, Large art, MF Husain, Mumbai, New Delhi, Projects
Tagged airport art, Amit Gulati, Anish Kapoor, art tourism, Arti Chandaria, celebration, Chhatrapati Shivaji, Chola, cloud gate, Deccan Chronicle, Expressive India, GMR-DIAL, Hiranyagarbha, Incubis Consultants, India, India contemporary art, Indian Odyssey, Indira Gandhi, Landor Associates, M.F. Hussain, Mumbai, mural, National Gallery of Art, New Delhi, Paresh Maity, public art, Rajeev Sethi, Satish Gupta, Seema Kohli, shrines of public art, Surya - The Resplendent One, trends
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Weekly jobs and opportunities | Professor of Art History HK, Exhibition Assistants London
Check out Art Radar’s newest service. The Art Radar Jobs page will provide a round-up of the most exciting jobs, courses, placements and internships.
Posted in Art jobs, Opportunities
Tagged art courses, art jobs, art positions, Art Radar Jobs, digitisation, exhibition assistant, exhibition assistants, Henry Moore, hong kong, internships, interview transcribers, job opportunities, jobs, London, placements, professor art history, professorships, SCAD, The Photographers' Gallery, transcribers, transcribing, transcribing interviews, university positions, volunteer
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Art journalism online course: A reason to talk to art world influencers
ART HK 12: First time Asian galleries talk art fair strategy
Chinese affordable art fair AAC to launch Hong Kong edition
Adequate professional talent for China’s expanding arts infrastructure? The New York Times![ART HK 12: Rolling media round up [UPDATED 18 May 2012]](http://artradarjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Chu-Teh-Chun-313-1969Oil-on-canvas260-x-185cm-150x150.jpg)
ART HK 12: Rolling media round up [UPDATED 18 May 2012]
ART HK 12: What to do outside of the fair? Essential extra event list
Sydney Contemporary 2013: ART HK founder Tim Etchells’ newest fair venture
Weekly jobs and opportunities | Taking a two week break
Undiscovered Chinese photographers profiled in 88books’ hand-bound zines – resource alert
Mongolian Mugi’s first Hong Kong solo: Rediscovering past lost to communism