Saturday, 23 May 2015

Photo London

Photo London
Although it is raining and cold and packed with people, it has been a beautiful day in London.
David Yarrow, Mankind II, 2015 [detail] (Eleven Fine Art) [£27,500 + VAT]
Lalla Essaydi, Les Femmes du Maroc: Harem Beauty #1, 2009 (Edwynn Houk Gallery)
Cig Harvey, The Cut Apple and Gingham Dress, Self-Portrait, Clark's Island, ME, 2003 (Robert Klein Gallery)
Paulette Tavormina (Robert Klein Gallery) [£2,700 + VAT each]
Sze Tsung Leong, from the series Horizons, 2007 (Yossi Milo Gallery)
Jun Ahn, Self-Portrait (Seoul), 2009 (Christophe Guye Galerie) [£6,200]
Nobuyoshi Araki (in camera galerie)
Dolorès Marat (in camera galerie)
Tyler Udall (The Little Black Gallery)
Bob Carlos Clarke (The Little Black Gallery)
Somerset House
Hisaji Hara, A Study of 'The Salon, 2009 (Michael Hoppen Gallery)
Peter Fischli and David Weiss, Ohne Title (Flowers 1/08), 1997/98 (Galerie Thomas Zander)
Abbas Kowsari, Untitled Series Women Police Academy, 2006 (The Wapping Project Bankside) [£4,000]
Anthony Hernandez, Landscape for the Homeless, Printed in 1988-1990 (Galerie Polaris)
Kaveh Golestan's Prostitute (1975-77)
Kaveh Golestan's Prostitute (1975-77)
Mona Kuhn, Maya, 2012 (Galerie Ernst Hilger)
Mona Kuhn (Galerie Ernst Hilger)
Ruinart
Jane Hilton (Eleven Fine Art) [£950 + VAT]
Kate Bellm (Lamb Arts) [£2,160-3,600]
Alida Rodrigues
Beneth the Surface (from the V&A collection of photographs)
Photo London at Somerset House

Wednesday, 20 May 2015

Art15 London

Béla Dóka, Studio Panindigan : The winner and the loser, 2013 (Faur Zsófi Gallery)
Art15 London view
Michael Petry, The Lovers, 2014 (The Fine Art Society) [£9.000 + VAT]
Kirsty Mitchell, Gaia's Spell, 2013 (Mead Carney Fine Art) [£2.150 + VAT, edition of 5 + 2 AP]
 Cristina de Middel (La New Gallery)
Melanie Pullen
Art15 London view
Art15 London view - Curious specimens of ... artworks in Emerge at Art15 (Hanmi Gallery)

Friday, 8 May 2015

The Candidate

Project for an Unidentified Political Object (2014-15) is a participatory artistic proposal brought recently by the English artist Gordon Shrigley. The MP Candidate - a project realised during the 2015 General Elections in the UK - had a total of 28 votes, i.e. participatory spectators. The 27 + 1 votes, which expressed a political decision, are the moment when participation as an act became visible for everyone, although, at the end, even if being expressed within a political frame-work and set, it was an art project, not a political proposal. Congratulations to the Candidate Candidature - that's one choice! that's greater freedom!