Festival international d’art non-objectif

Back to Basics: Festival international d’art non-objectif, Moulins de Villancourt, Pont de Claix, France
February 14 – April 5, 2011
Artists include: Pam Aitken (au) Christoph Dahlhausen (de) Caroline de Lannoy (uk) Matthew Deleget (us) Daniel Göttin (ch) Billy Gruner (au) Brent Hallard (jp/us) Clemens Hollerer (a) Andrew Huston (us) Sarah Keighery (au) Roland Orépük (fr) Charles Payan (fr) Jacek Przybyszewski (pl/fr) Paul Raguenes (fr) Giles Ryder (au) Sato Satoru (jp/fr) Karen Schifano (us) Bogumila Stroja (pl/fr) Tilman (de) Richard van der Aa (nz/fr) Jan van der Ploeg (nl) Henriëtte van ’t Hoog (nl) Guido Winkler (nl)
http://www.ville-pontdeclaix.fr/2011/02/14/1er-festival-dart-non-objectif/

"An Exchange with Sol LeWitt"

The exhibition, a curatorial project by Regine Basha, springs from a call to those who share an affinity with Sol LeWitt's legacy as a conceptual artist, to those who knew him and those who did not—to anyone who has ever wondered, "What would Sol LeWitt like?"
A publication documenting the contributions will accompany the shows and will be presented at the conclusion of the project to all participants.
MASS MoCA: January 23, 2011 – March 31, 2011
Opening reception: Saturday, January 22, 4:30–6:30 pm

1040 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA (directions here) 
http://www.massmoca.org/event_details.php?id=582 
http://cabinetmagazine.org/events/LeWitt_all_artists.pdf
Caroline de Lannoy

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UTOPIA PROJECT 2006‐2010 at the Institute of Contemporary Greek Art

The Athens School of Fine Arts presents the archive: UTOPIA PROJECT 2006‐2010
at the Institute of Contemporary Greek Art
opening: Thursday 18 November 2010, after 19:00
from 18 November 2010 ‐ 29 January 2011

The Greenhouse Gallery

From 19 November to 15 January 'White Christmas' will be taking place in The Greenhouse Gallery. For it artists, architects, photographers and designers from around the world were asked to make an artwork based on the theme White Christmas. Each invitee received in the post a small 5 inch square primed canvas as a catalyst for the realisation of an idea associated with this theme. The finished work was to be no bigger than 180mm x 180mm x 180mm and there was just one month allowed for its completion and return to the Guernsey Arts Commission. The type of work on display in this exhibition range from photography, painting, sculpture to sound, light and senses.
The Greenhouse Opening Times:
Monday to Friday 9.00am until 5.00pm and Saturday 9.00am until 1.00pm
The Greenhouse 
Guernsey Information Centre 
North Esplanade 
St Peter Port 
GY1 2LQ

Hydrography - abstracts in watercolour

Watercolour exhibition
datum: 4 november t/m 21 november 2010
Artists: René van den Bos, Ine Dammers, Iemke van Dijk, Brent Hallard, José Heerkens, Henriette van't Hoog, Sipke Huismans, Caroline de Lannoy, Eric de Nie, Clary Stolte, Giles Ryder, Frits Vanén, Mark de Weijer en Werner Windisch.
RC de Ruimte, J.P. Coenstraat 51-55, 1972 AP IJmuiden
0255-527435, rcderuimte@gmail.com, www.rcderuimte.com
Openingstijden: do t/m zo, 13.00-17.00 uur

 Caroline de Lannoy

Artist In Residence at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation

Caroline de Lannoy completed an artists in residence programme at The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation in Bethany, Connecticut, USA.
http://www.albersfoundation.org/Foundation.php?inc=Residence
One hundred works on paper, and fifty three colour notations & diagrams, made during her stay at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation:
Caroline de Lannoy - artist in residence at the Albers Foundation
http://www.albersfoundation.org/Foundation.php?inc=Residence
http://carolinedelannoy.net







The Whitstable Biennale 2010

Originally, this exhibition/exercise took place in London March, 2010, with over 50 international artists participating.  Each artist had been asked to create a work which deals with, rests on, engages with, speaks about, or actually is, a shelf.  For the Whitstable Bienalle, the organizers of this project have expanded it to include the work from various artists in the Whitstable area.  The end result will be a new installation where all the artworks will be forced into very tight confines, creating one large conglomerate work with a variety of microcosms within.
Saturday June 19th and Sunday June 20th 
Horsebridge Rd, Whitstable, Kent CT5 1AF


http://thewhitstablesatellite.com/group/shelf/
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com

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