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Exhibition Catalogue |
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2007 |
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Essay by James Brooks
"...rich imagery of the American frontier and Wild West. |
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Exhibition Catalogue |
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2007 |
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Wandering in a hybrid landscape
essay by Marina Kassianidou |
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Exhibition Catalogue |
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2006 |
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Culture Interchange between Korea and UK
Essays by Kim Mi Jin and Monika Bobinska
"For the first time, artists from Lounge and SEO galleries have been given the opportunity to exhibit their work half-way across each other's worlds, in a 'panorama' of contemporary art from two cultures. |
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Exhibition Catalogue |
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2004 |
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This catalogue includes excerpts from a public discussion of the exhibition with Mel Gooding, Barry Barker and the artist. |
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Exhibition Catalogue |
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2006 |
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"A second chance: isn't that what we all want? There were paintings I had started five or ten years ago, or maybe fifteen years ago and then abandoned, that belonged into a different time of my life, a time I sensed I was about to lose. The events that led to the eviction order and other events that overlook my life inform the underlying narrative to the work." |
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Magazine |
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2008 |
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n.paradoxa is the only international feminist art
journal dedicated to contemporary women artists and feminist theory around the world, and has now reached its 11th year of publication. |
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Exhibition Catalogue |
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2005 |
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"Paul Butler's paintings perpetually shift between emotional registers. The most noticeable is between the paintings playing out quotidian scenes with a satiric sense of humour and those which comment scathingly on recent world events. But the diversity in the work is always contained by a unity attained through Butler's sense of touch..." |
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Book |
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2005 |
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The 'Room' publication was designed by David James Associates and contains 40 pages of photographs and 32 pages of text. Its soft cover and exposed binding add to its unique raw aesthetic. |
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Book |
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2009 |
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Over the years, The Saatchi Gallery has launched the careers of many young artists who have since become household names. For the first time one book, the Saatchi Opus, chronicles the breadth of work exhibition at The Saatchi Gallery over the past two decades from Lucian Freud to Damien Hirst and Andy Warhol to Zhang Xiaoghang. |
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Magazine |
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2004 |
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'TATE ETC. always manages to find an original approach to topics you think you knew everything about. Their choice of writers and the elegant design makes it a rewarding read.' Thomas Demand, Artist
It has taken decades, and the efforts and enthusiasm of many individuals, to make Tate what it is today. In a continuation of this, our magazine TATE ETC. carries the name – with an additional 'ETC.'. Inspired by the gallery but independent of it, TATE ETC. explores the visual arts scene on an int |
