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 Mitosis Series |
Antonio Puri was born in Chandigarh, India. His work has been shown in dozens of solo and group shows around the world. Recent solo shows include Galerie des Beaux Arts in Heeze, Netherlands and A4L Gallery in New York, NY. | |
 Chadwick Gibson |
Chadwick Gibson was born on April 12th 1984 in Lansing, MI. He has two sisters and two brothers. He currently works and resides in Chicago, IL. Chad has created a number of innovative artistic videos that he has showing on the site. | |
 Mie Olise Kjaergaard |
Mie Olise Kjaergaard is an artist from Denmark. She has recently been invited to the Istanbul Biennale by the Triangle Project, and offered a recidency at The Florence Trust Studios, London. She participated in Celeste Art Prize Finalist Show in London and Edinburgh, and is having a solo exhibition at Roskilde Gasworks. | |
 Jerome Prieur |
 General Slovadf |
Jerome Prieur lives and works in Montreal, Canada. He has had several solo shows in Canada and has participated in numerous group shows across Canada and the United States. |
 Selina Trepp |
 Selina Trepp |
Selina Trepp was born in Switzerland and is currently working in Chicago, IL, having received her MFA from the University of Illinois, Chicago. She has had solo shows in Switzerland, France and Illinois and has received a number of awards, including the Swiss Art Award 2004 at Art Basel 2004. |
 Andrew Barton |
 Sculpture 2 |
Andrew's present work deals with inner change and movements on the subconscious level. Typical for this work is a focus on the torso or body fragment in combination with a foreign object or abstract shape. |
 Leandro Comrie |
 Paintings |
Leandro Comrie was born in Brooklyn, New York and grew up in Caracas, Venezuela. He is currently attending Hunter College in New York City, and in the past has had several solo shows in Germany and has been involved in group shows across the world. |
 Matthew Bindert |
 Woodblock Prints |
Matthew Bindert received his MFA in Printmaking from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He recently had his first solo show at SpotArt Gallery in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
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Australian National Gallery Van Gogh Declared Fake "National Gallery of Victoria says tests reveal a key work is not by legendary impressionist Vincent Van Gogh, as thought for more than 60 years. The gallery today announced the results of authentication tests of the work Head of a Man, which British art experts have called a fake." The Age (Melbourne) 08/03/07 Big Artists Get Into The Gallery Biz Several big name artists are setting up their own galleries in London. "Damien Hirst has reportedly bought a series of railway arches in Vauxhall in which he wishes to open a gallery and restaurant, rumoured to be opening next year. Jake Chapman is also said to be negotiating a lease for his own permanent gallery site. Already up and running is Wolfgang Tillmans, who opened the exhibition space Between Bridges in east London last year." The Guardian (UK) 08/02/07 Does Corporate Sponsorship = Artistic Compromise? "Over recent years, Shell has sponsored the National's innovative Connections programme, producing theatre for young people by leading playwrights. It was a project that, as Nicholas Hytner said, had everything: 'exciting new plays, committed and inspired performers and an audience that wants to be challenged, provoked and entertained'. But it took the support of a multinational oil company to make it possible. Not everyone is comfortable with this sort of creative relationship." The Guardian (UK) 07/31/07 Germany Wants Art Back "German cultural institutions have issued a catalogue detailing thousands of objects of art that disappeared from Berlin at the end of the second world war, in the hope of pricking the conscience of governments to return them." The Guardian (UK) 08/02/07
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