Tag: Stephane Ackermann

• Artful Manifestations

  

  Published on ocula.com, 24 June 2016 For the first time since 1996, this year’s edition of Manifesta was curated by an artist, German-born Christian Jankowski. Titled What People Do For Money – Some Joint Ventures, the labour-themed biennial was all about collaboration with unnamed specialists. Frankly, it’s not that different from the usual working process of many contemporary artists, […]

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  June 29, 2016

  Art

  Adrian Notz, Andrea Éva Györi, Art Basel, Christian Jankowski, Galerie Gmurzynska, Haha Hadid, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Manifesta 2016, Mike Bouchet, Paulina Olowska, Robin Rhode, Stephane Ackermann, Sun Xun

• Art Basil (sic) Hong Kong

  

  Published on ocula.com, 31 March 2016 I was Brainwashed the Friday before Art Basel Hong Kong kicked off. French street artist, Mr. Brainwash, was holding court—to an audience full of Hong Kong society types, complete with bodyguards, and media—with a spray can in a graffiti decorated shell-space in Lan Kwai Fong. It was one of […]

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  April 1, 2016

  Art

  Alexis Glass-Kantor, Arik Levy, Art Basel HK, Art Central, Brook Andrew, Cao Fei, Dan Colen, David Elliott, Dexter Dalwood, Edouard Malingue Gallery, Gagosian, Galerie Krinzinger, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Jeffrey Deitch, Joel Morrison, K11 Art Foundation, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Kwan Sheung-chi, Kyungah Ham, Laurent Grasso, Lawrie Shabibi, Li Huasheng, Mariana Hahn, Massimo de Carlo, Michaël Borremans, Mill6 Foundation, Mr Brainwash, Omer Fast, Pae White, Para/Site Art Space, Pearl Lam Galleries, Serpentine Gallery, Shinro Ohtake, Stephane Ackermann, Sundaram Tagore, Tatsuo Miyajima, Tintin Wulia, Tobias Berger, Tobias Rehberger, Xu Qu

• A Life Aquatic : Interview with Hera Büyüktaşçiyan

  

  Published by Art International, September 2015 Istanbul-based artist Hera Büyüktaşçıyan has a storyteller’s skill of imbuing the prosaic with a sense of poetry and beauty. With a few ordinary objects her installations can tell a story that will transport you to another world and time, filling the space in which they are placed with magic, […]

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  September 9, 2015

  Art, Interview

  Armenian artists, Armenian Pavilion, Art International Istanbul, Hera Büyüktaşçiyan, SALT Beyoglu, Stephane Ackermann, Turkish artists, Turkish Contemporary Art, Venice Biennale

• Basel Tov!

  

  Another month, another art fair. With over 200 fairs held every year, I feel like a hamster stuck on an ever-spinning wheel. I just can’t seem to hop off, and after several years of this it has all become a bit of a blur. There isn’t a city to be visited that hasn’t already created […]

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  August 3, 2015

  Art

  Art Basel, Art Fairs, Design Miami, Dunja Gottweis, Fondation Beyeler, Galerie Eric Philippe, Héctor Zamora, John Knight, Julius von Bismarck, Kader Attia, Liste, Marlene Dumas, Mircea Cantor, Nilufar, Stephane Ackermann, Takashi Murakami, Tobias Rehberger, Tony Lewis

• Art Basel HK Vernissage: The Lowdown

  

  Published on ocula.com 17 May 2014 The second edition of Art Basel kicked off Wednesday with a VIP preview that saw no shortage of collectors streaming through the doors. It felt like a Swiss banking conference in the VIP lounge as Julius Bär and UBS representatives and financiers milled around waiting for the doors to […]

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  May 20, 2014

  Art

  Absolut Art, Acquavella Gallery, Adrian Wong, Ai Weiwei, Aiko Tezuka, Alex Seno, Anastasia Klose, Annely Juda Fine Art, Annette Messager, Anselm Kiefer, Apocalypse Postponed, Art Basel Hong Kong, Au Hoi Lam, Bernard Frize, Chai Wan Mei, Christophe Van der Weghe, David Adjaye, David Hockney, Design Miami, Diane Tanzer, Galerie Perrotin, Gu Wenda, Hammer Galleries, Hanart TZ, He Xiangyu, Kohei Nawa SCAI The Bathhouse, Long March Space, Mario Merz, Marion Goodman Gallery, Michael Janssen Gallery, Ming Wong, Nadim Abbas, Natasha Bieniek, Nellie Castan, Osage, Patricia Piccinini, Pierre Soulages, Ryan McNamara, Sean Fitzpatrick, Stephane Ackermann, Takashi Murakami, The Belfies, Tobias Berger, Tolarno Galleries, Victoria Miro Gallery

• Art Basel HK: It’s a Wrap!

  

  Well, Art Basel Hong Kong has been and gone, summer art fair season has ended, and vacation is upon us. There have been plenty of posts on the Basel brand’s inaugural HK fair, so why add another to the pile? Really I just wanted an excuse to post lots and lots of pics of my […]

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  June 26, 2013

  Art

  Absolut Art Bureau, Adrian Ghenie, Adrian Wong, Ai Wei Wei, Arndt Gallery, Arne Quinze, Art, Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Fairs, Art Flat, Artists, Asia Society, Boers Li Gallery, Budi Tek, Chiharu Shiota, Collectors, Cosmin Costinas, Curators, Eddie Peake, Eko Nugroho, Emmanuel Perrotin, Entang Wiharso, Eva and Adele, Francis Cheng, Fumio Nanjo, Galeria Plan B, Galerie Daniel Templon, Galerie Perrotin, Galleria Lorcan O’Neill, Gogol, Herve Mikaeloff, Ho Sin Tung, Istanbul Art International, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Jeffrey Deitch, Jitish Kallat, Kavi Gupta Gallery, Kiki Smith, Kreemart, Lars Nittve, Laurent Grasso, Lee Kit, Lehmann Maupin, Liam Gillick, Lombard Freid, Los Carpinteros, M+, MadeIn Company, Mariko Mori, Marina Abramovic, Mark Bradford, Mark Ryden, Massimo de Carlo, Matt Carey-Williams, Maurizio Cattelan, Moving Museum, Navid Nuur, Pace Gallery, Para/Site, Paul Kasmin, Pierre Lefort, Piotr Uklanski, Punta della Dogana, Quintessentially Art, Rachael Barrett, Rachel Whiteread, Raphael Castoriano, Richard Long, Seung Yul Oh, Shideh Shaygan, Simon Sakhai, Stephane Ackermann, Takashi Murakami, Tanner Ceylan, Theaster Gates, Venice Biennale, Victoria Lu, Vitamin Creative Space, Volte, Walton Ford, Whitecube, William Kentridge, Xiang Tseng, Yana Peel, Yang Xinguang, Yuko Hasegawa