Artmagazine North by North March 30th, 2009 Scandinavian Graphic Design Earth, water and air are dominant themes in Scaninavian contemporary graphic design, which is brilliantly explored in North by North, a lavishly illustrated new title from visual culture specialty publisher Die-Gestalten Verlag. Read the rest of this entry » 12 Japanese Masters by Maggie Kinser Saiki Author Biography Maggie Kinser Saiki spent 15 years in Japan writing about Japanese design, business and traditional rural culture and industry. Read the rest of this entry » The Genesis of Modern Art What am I doing? Gold Funeral Mask, Mycenae, National Museum Athens, c. 1200–1000 b.c. Metals have been found in a natural state since prehistoric times. Read the rest of this entry » Midwinter’s Raw Art Diplomatic Agreement The news is not in the newspapers 1992 - 1997 1991-1997 Should art glorify—and be accessible to—ordinary people? Midwinter, creator of Raw Art Link, is a fan of art-for-the-common-person guru Jean Dubuffet. About the Author
Art Radar Asia | Contemporary art trends and news from Asia and beyond ART TIMES Online home page spa.RK. best electronics in town The First Art Newspaper on the Net Home Artinfo | The Premier Global Online Destination for Art and Culture 20 Artists With Must-Click Web Sites, From Tauba Auerbach to Andrea Zittel The launch of Damien Hirst’s new Web site, which offers a voyeuristic live camera feed into the heart of his studio, is certainly a step forward in adventurousness for famous artists on the Internet (in comparison, Gerhard Richter’s looks like Geocities). But Hirst is still far from avant garde in the wild world of artist Web sites, where new media artists turn the Internet into a visual playground and conceptualists build puzzling and wonderful hybrid pages. Below, ARTINFO rounds up our picks for 20 of the most notable Web sites for contemporary artists, from figures you know to others more obscure. Cory Arcangel — As in his work, Cory Arcangel’s site embraces nostalgia for earlier digital times. The header title, “Cory Arcangel’s Internet Portfolio Website and Portal,” might tip you off if the lo-fi table structures and tiled background didn’t already. Tauba Auerbach — John Baldessari —
DAILY SERVING 6th International Artist’s Book Triennial opened in Vilnius | artists book creators Video of Artist’s Book Triennial opening in Vilnius Theme: “Love” Artists near the Gallery “Titanikas” in Vilnius. from the left to the right: Kestutis Vasiliunas, Roberta Vaigeltaite-Vasiliuniene (Lithuania), Hanne Matthiesen (Denmark), Dalia Lopez Madrona (Sweden), lady from Hungary, Josephine Tabbert (Germany), Andras Butak (Hungary), Elisabetta Diamanti (Italy), Lucas Kunz (Germany), Krassimira Drenska (Switzerland), Katriona S.W. Dear Friends in Art, I want to congratulate you with the opening of the 6th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2012. Dear Artists, I want to say many thanks to all who sent books for the 6th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2012, who trusted in us. Kestutis Vasiliunas curator of the Triennial Director of the Gallery "Titanikas" Dr. Director of the Gallery "Titanikas" Dr. Reactor of the Vilnius Academy of Arts Prof. During the opening of the 6th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2012 On the opening Schedule:
MOUSSE CONTEMPORARY ART MAGAZINE Art Agenda Daniel Hug - Interview - Art-Cologne-Chef: Berlin braucht keine Messe - Kunstmarkt Vor fünf Jahren noch von einigen totgesagt, ist die Art Cologne heute wieder obenauf. Niemand bezweifelt mehr, dass es die führende deutsche Kunstmesse ist. Direktor Daniel Hug will allerdings mehr: Die Art Cologne soll sogar die Art Basel überflügeln. Vor vier Jahren kam der US-Galerist Daniel Hug aus Los Angeles, um die angeschlagene Art Cologne zu übernehmen. Seitdem ist es mit der ältesten Kunstmesse Deutschlands stetig bergauf gegangen. Die Frage ist allerdings, ob es nicht genauso schnell wieder abwärts gehen könnte – zum Beispiel wenn die Berliner Konkurrenz mal an einem Strick ziehen würde. Wie sieht es aus – haben Sie ein paar neue große Namen für die Art Cologne gewinnen können? Daniel Hug: Dieses Jahr kommen international bekannte Schwergewichte zurück auf die Messe: Thaddaeus Ropac aus Paris und Salzburg, der seit 15 Jahren nicht mehr auf der Art Cologne war, zum Beispiel. Und was sagen die, warum sie kommen? Verschiedenes. Was ist denn das Profil der Art Cologne? Klar.
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