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ERNESTO NETO
Faena Arts Center con sede en Buenos Aires Argentina, ha inaugurado una exposición del artista brasileño Ernesto Neto.
Hiper Cultura Locura en el Vértigo del Mundo es una muestra que invita al espectador a tocar, oler e ingresar al espacio creado. Esta muestra ha sido comisariada por Jessica Morgan, comisaria de la Tate Modern en Londres.
Hasta el 20 de noviembre
www.faenaartscenter.org
Faena Arts Center based in Buenos Aires Argentina, has opened a exhibition of brazilian artist Ernesto Neto.
Hyper Culture Madness in the Vertigo World, is an exhibition that invites the viewer to touch, smell and enter the created space . This exhibition has been curated by Jessica Morgan, curator of the Tate Modern in London.
Until November 20th
www.faenaartscenter.org
Hoy da comienzo la Feria Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo ARCO madrid, 2011.
Estaremos encantados de darte la bienvenida en nuestro stand (8F06) y presentarte los trabajos más recientes de:
IGNASI ABALLÍ, LOTHAR BAUMGARTEN, CARLOS BUNGA, CABELLO/CARCELLER, FERNANDA FRAGATEIRO, HREINN FRIDFINNSSON, CARLOS GARAICOA, DAVID GOLDBLATT, CRISTINA IGLESIAS, VIK MUNIZ, ERNESTO NETO, FRANCISCO RUIZ DE INFANTE, FRANCESC TORRES.
Dentro del la sección Solo Project Focus Latinoamérica, la gallería tiene el honor de presentar el trabajo de Lothar Baumgarten "Caribana / Canibali (País del Cacao)" 1978-2010 y "Piedras de Aliento (Tierra de Nadie)" 1977-2010 (stand 8G12)
Today begins the International Contemporary Art Fair ARCO madrid, 2011
We are looking forward to welcome you at our Booth (8F06) to present you recent works of the following artist:
IGNASI ABALLÍ, LOTHAR BAUMGARTEN, CARLOS BUNGA, CABELLO/CARCELLER, FERNANDA FRAGATEIRO, HREINN FRIDFINNSSON, CARLOS GARAICOA, DAVID GOLDBLATT, CRISTINA IGLESIAS, VIK MUNIZ, ERNESTO NETO, FRANCISCO RUIZ DE INFANTE, FRANCESC TORRES.
Within the Solo Project Focus Latinoamérica section, the Gallery has the honour of exhibiting Lothar Baumgarten´s project "Caribana / Canibali (País del Cacao)" 1978-2010 and "Piedras de Aliento (Tierra de Nadie)" 1977-2010 (stand 8G12)
La galería elba benítez os espera en su stand C22 de en Art Basel / Miami Beach 2010.
Galería elba benítez is looking forward to welcoming you at our booth C22 at Art Basel / Miami Beach 2010
Fechas / Dates: 2-5/12/2010
ArtBasel/MiamiBeach
galería elba benítez is looking forward to welcoming you at our booth C22 at Art Basel Miami Beach
First Choice / Vernissage: December 1, 2010 (by invitation only) Miami Beach Convention Center
Please find below an overview and brief description of the artists whose work we will present at Art Basel Miami Beach this year.
IGNASI ABALLÍ
Ignasi Aballí (Spain, 1958) traces the elusive marks left by the passage of time in work that uses an eclectic range of unconventional materials such as dust, corrosion, newspaper clippings, shredded banknotes or typewriter correction fluid. The delicate visual poetry that emerges is instilled with a haunting yet unsentimental sense of absence and ephemerality that pervades Aballí’s conceptually-oriented sculptures, paintings and photographs. Aballí has had solo shows at Macba, the Pinoteca do Estado de Sao Paulo, the Serralves Museum and elsewhere, and he was invited to participate in the 2007 Venice Biennial.
CARLOS BUNGA
Carlos Bunga (Portugal, 1976) creates process-oriented works -- installations, performances, video, drawings – that refer to and intervene in their architectural surroundings. While often using ordinary, unassuming materials such as packing cardboard and adhesive tape, the resulting finished works involve an extreme degree of aesthetic care and delicacy, as well as a conceptual complexity derived from the inter-relationship between doing and undoing, between unmaking and remaking. Bunga has had solo shows at the Miami Art Museum and MARCO, and he has participated in Manifesta 5, the Lisbon Architecture Triennial, Sao Paulo Biennial and the Carrara Sculpture Biennial.
FERNANDA FRAGATEIRO
The work of Fernanda Fragateiro (Portugal, 1962) explores space in its various phenomenological manifestations -- architectural, sculptural, private, public, temporal, socially determined, gender-defined – via works of sculpture, installation and outdoor interventions. While varying frequently in scale and drawing on a wide range of reference material, Fragateiro’s work maintains a strong signature style, born of a meticulous minimalist aesthetic of form, color and surface texture. Her work was featured in the 2010 Lisbon Architecture Triennial.
CARLOS GARAICOA
Carlos Garaicoa (Cuba, 1967) creates architecture-based installations that are characterized by an intense engagement with contemporary cities, and in particular with his native Havana. Incorporating architectural models, photos, drawings, video and language, Garaicoa’s wide-ranging yet highly personal work is at all times imbued with an exquisite execution and a carefully-controlled aesthetics that manage to invoke poetry as well as politics and to suggest intimacy as well as provocation. Garaicoa has had solos shows at the ICA in Philadelphia, MOCA in Los Angeles, the Irish Museum of Modern Art and other museums internationally, and he has participated Documenta 11, the Sao Paulo Biennial, the Venice Biennial.
MARIO GARCIA TORRES
The research-driven work of Mario García Torres (Mexico, 1975) approaches art history as a rich artistic material in itself. García Torres’s varied work includes photographic presentations, conceptual installations and language-based pieces, and frequently revisits the overlooked interstices in the art of recent generations. But while rooted in research, Garcia Torres’s lively and intriguing finished works actively invoke the artist’s individual presence, thus entering in, partaking of and ultimately extending the very history under revision. García Torres has had solo shows in the Reina Sofía Museum, the Kunsthalle Zurich, the Stedelijk Museum and elsewhere.
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Intimacy da título a la exposición que el Astrud Fearnley Museum of Modern Art dedica al artista brasileño, Ernesto Neto. Diez años de carrera expuestos en esta retrospectiva que nos guía a la diversidad de formas, materiales e ideas de las obras de Neto.
Una reflexión sobre su obra que, sin dejar de lado el carácter eminentemente sensorial y sensitivo de sus obras, plantea una revisión de su trabajo a través de cuestiones socio-culturales así como una toma de contacto con las influencias artísticas del artista.
Ernesto Neto, La concentración del cuerpo, 2007
Intimacy is the title of the exhibition that the Astrud Fearnley Museum of Modern Art devoted to the Brazilian artist, Ernesto Neto. Ten-year career exhibit in this retrospective which leads us to the diversity of shapes, materials and ideas of Neto artworks.
A reflection on his work, without neglecting the eminently sensory and sensitive of their works, presents a review of its work through socio-cultural issues and a touchdown artistic influences of the artist.
Fechas / Dates: 7/09/2010 - 2/01/2011
Astrud Fearnly Museum of Modern Art
Últimos días de la exposición en solitario de Ernesto Neto "Dancing Allowed" en Contemporary Art Center, Ohio.
Last days of Ernesto Neto solo show "Dancing Allowed" at Contemporary Art Center, Ohio.
Fechas / Dates: 22/05/2010 -24/10/2010
Contemporary Art Center, Ohio
Una ocasión única en España de ver una selección de las obras que componen la colección Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary. "Pasajes. Viajes por el híper-espacio" propone un recorrido contemplativo a través de instalaciones y obras escultóricas a gran escala entre las que se encuentra el trabajo de Ernesto Neto, Esqueleto Glóbulos, 2001.
A unique oportunity in Spain to see an artworks selection of Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary collection. "Pasajes. Viajes por el híper-espacio" suggests a contemplative journey through some installations and large-scale sculptures, among which is the work of Ernesto Neto, Esqueletos Glóbulos, 2001. Fechas/Dates: 06/10/2010 - 21/02/2011
Laboral T-B A21
El próximo 18 de septiembre el Museu de Arte Moderna de Sau Paulo inaugura la exposición en solitario Dengo con los últimos trabajos del artista brasileño, Ernesto Neto.
Fechas: 18 de Septiembre al 19 de Diciembre de 2010
Comisario: Felipe Chaimovich
MAM
 
Next September 18th, at the Museu de Arte Moderna de Sau Paulo, will be the opening of "Dengo", a solo show of the brasilian artist Ernesto Neto, including his recent artworks
Dates: September 18th to December 19th, 2010
Curator: Felipe Chaimovich
MAM
CARLOS BUNGA, CARLOS GARAICOA, MARIO GARCÍA TORRES, DAVID GOLDBLATT Y ERNESTO NETO seleccionados para participar en la próxima edición de la Bienal de São Paulo. A partir del 25 de septiembre y hasta el 12 de diciembre del 2010 tendrás oportunidad de disfrutar de sus nuevos proyectos en el marco de la bienal. CARLOS BUNGA, CARLOS GARAICOA, MARIO GARCÍA TORRES, DAVID GOLDBLATT and ERNESTO NETO selected to participate in the upcoming edition of the Bienal de São Paulo. From September 25th till December 12th, 2010 you will be able to enjoy their new projects. Visita / Visit: http://www.fbsp.org.br/index-en.html
Hasta el 5 de septiembre podrás disfrutar de esta exposición en solitario, donde Neto interviene tanto en el interior como en el exterior de la Hayward Gallery para transformar el espacio con su ritmo vibrante de cuerpos orgánicos, transparencias y colores.
Más información: http://www.haywardgallery.org.uk
"...you feel a tiny twinge of the sublime" "The success of an immersive installation such as this rests on its ability to make you forget the merely real world in which it sits. On this measure, The Edges of the World is a triumph" "...hugely enjoyable"
The Independent on Sunday
"The show is a heady, out-of-body experience made to draw us together in its gorgeous embrace. It is one of the most uplifting trips you could have in a gallery."
The Observer
This summer, dramatic, immersive installations by internationally renowned artist Ernesto Neto transform the Hayward Gallery’s upper galleries and its three outdoor sculpture courts. Best known for his sensuous sculptures, Neto creates site-specific installations with an abstract, biomorphic quality – evocative of skin and interior body systems – that investigate the way in which spatial alterations transform the relationships between people. In this, the artist’s most ambitious exhibition to date, visitors experience a sequence of interlinked spaces that skillfully merge sculpture and architecture. Wander through fabric installations, relax in cushioned soft spaces, ascend stairs into artworks overhead and, following on from Neto’s signature ‘nave’ works, venture barefoot through an all-encompassing nylon vessel. Exploring new directions in his practice, Neto also presents his first outdoor installations on the gallery’s sculpture courts. Whether submerged in a sculptural pool* or balancing on an undulating path, visitors find themselves becoming active participants in the artworks.
*Admission to the pool is free, but must be booked in advance by telephone 0844 847 9910. Please note that your exhibition ticket does not entitle you to admission to the pool.
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