DESIGNMAI 2006
It's a little known fact that Berlin is designated as "City of Design" by the UNESCO. The Creative Cities Network of UNESCO awards a city for each of the following seven categories - literature, cinema, music, folk a...
It's a little known fact that Berlin is designated as "City of Design" by the UNESCO. The Creative Cities Network of UNESCO awards a city for each of the following seven categories - literature, cinema, music, folk a...
The sixth edition of the OFFF festival is about to open the doors. This year the small market "el Mercadillo" is set up outside next to the bar making the patio accessible to everybody and not only to the OFFF visitor...
Introducing a solo exhibition by Ikuko Imamura, "My House". A house inside of a gallery, such that one can pass through and experience everyday feelings. Contemporary Art Institute (CAI), Sapporo's centre for conte...
This continuous rainy season from May 20th to June 4th, "FOOTBALL THE PASSION" is being held at Speak For, a gallery in Daikanyama. It is an exhibit on the works of the 60th issue of Big Magazine, a culture magazine f...
On a summery Saturday in June, the stark gallery space of Para/Site will be filled for eight hours with music that breaks boundaries, eleven acts from all over Asia, and plenty of music-lovers. As Hong Kong's fi...
This time audiovisual event Go Gaga organizers - Partyzanai DJs and RUT RUT collective - had opportunity to held their event as offiacial part of German culture days in Klaipeda, a port of Lithuania. It took pl...
Amsterdam has a long tradition of supporting contemporary artists in all shapes and sizes, and no-where is this more evident than at the annual Kunstvlaai, held in the Westerpark. This year's Kunstvlaai 6 ran between ...
When Super Special Agent Uzgur, a dutiful civil servant whose ambitious goal in life is to fight against racism, sex and crime in Vienna's district of Ottakring and whose grim day-to-day adventures include broken coff...
"If there is a goddess, there is a prostitute" when I started being interested in contemporary art, someone told me so. It is one way of thinking, which has influenced my thoughts. A very impressive phrase that symbo...
The photographers' gallery, one of the most well known UK's public gallery, exhibit first Japanese photographer, Rinko Kawauchi, who is known as her books "Hanako", "Utatane". The exhibition starts with the viv...
California College of the Arts (CCA), has a long standing reputation for turning out some of the San Francisco Bay Area's finest talent. The annual MFA exhibition is a showcase for the graduating class. The show featu...
For the ninth time RES presents its annual selection of 10 international creators to watch out for in 2006 and beyond. Anyone familiar with the RES Magazine will take their 'advice' dearly and check out these visual a...
Bitforms gallery just had an excellent show presenting Peter Vogel's first New York solo exhibition in over 20 years. Peter Vogel (b. 1937, Germany) is a pioneer in the field of interactive electronic sculpture. He wa...
As I was talking with Arnault Castel, the man behind Kapok, a shop-cum-gallery nestled in a quiet history-laden district of Hong Kong, an adrenaline-fuelled twentysomething lugging a large backpack, portfolio, and sle...
Go Gaga stands for migrating audiovisual event series in Lithuania. It tries to organize modern visual & sound journeys in uncommon city spaces. Go Gaga is initiated and organized by Partyzanai DJs and RUT RUT col...
Every year the Netherlands winds itself up, ready for the last day of April. Queensday (or Koninginnedag) is not to be underestimated. A public holiday on a scale rarely seen in other countries, it's a day when the Du...
"In October 2003, while I was having a cup of coffee in a bar and reading Hecho en Buenos Aires, I found a small article about the last championship. I immediately circled it and wrote Documentary. I wanted to tell th...