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TRADITION OF MODERNITY The Galerie nächst St. Stephan represents a living tradition of exploring the art of the modern era. It has been located since the 1920′s in the same place in the center of Vienna at Grünangergasse. CLEAR PROGRAM With the exhibition: Zeichen, Fluten, Signale – neukonstruktiv und parallel (“Signs, Waves, Signals – Reconstructive […] >> Read more

Established in 1959 by one of the foremost Japanese newspapers, Mainichi Shimbun, the annual Mainichi Art Award is given to outstanding figures in the fields of literature, theatre, music, visual art, and film. >> Read more

Axel Vervoordt Gallery Antwerp is pleased to present its solo exhibition of Yun Hyong-Keun (Miwon, 1928 – Seoul, 2007), who was a member of the Korean art movement Dansaekhwa. >> Read more

Four recent shows in London remind us why “abstract” painting remains compelling for understanding what painting is. Each show eschewed the decorative “tail-feather” displays of what is now commonly known as "zombie abstraction." >> Read more

Opening Reception 2015.11.14（sat）15:00 at Tokyo Gallery+BTAP | Beijing Curator :  Hang Du This year Tokyo Gallery + BTAP is pleased to present Korean artist Sim Moon Seup’s solo show “The Presentation – To the Island”, held from November 14th until December 15th. Shim Moon Seup (1943-) is a renowned contemporary artist from Korea who graduated in […] >> Read more

(中文) 1950年，東京畫廊+BTAP作爲日本最初的當代美術畫廊在銀座開設成立，2010年迎來了開廊60周年。 >> Read more

"Yee-Haw", 9è exposition de Paola Pivi à la Galerie Perrotin depuis 15 ans, réunit un nouvel ensemble de photographies d'animaux. >> Read more

Galerie Perrotin, New York is pleased to present the second exhibition dedicated to Korean artist Park Seo-Bo, following his first solo showat Galerie Perrotin, Paris last December. >> Read more

Zeng Hong’s paintings are absent of stone, but irregular frames, as well as grids and color blocks segmented by horizontal and vertical lines do appear. >> Read more

An elegant, thoughtful show curated by Nicolas Trembley, "Mingei are you here?" surveys and juxtaposes the local and international influence of the Japanese Mingei folk design movement, which was founded in 1926 following European arts & crafts movements, and continued into the 1970s... 
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