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Master Drawings London 2012

The twelfth edition of Master Drawings London is taking place between 27 June-5 July 2012. The dates have been brought forward to better reflect the material shown during the week, while also coinciding with the 20th century auctions that take place at the end of June, as well as the Old Master sales which happen during the first week
of July. Leading drawings specialists from London, New York, Düsseldof, Zurich, and Madrid showcase seven centuries of drawings and watercolours from the Renaissance and to the present day.

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Pure luxury on paper

Pure luxury on paper
Rijksmuseum
8 May-9 July 2012
From 8 May, the Rijksmuseum will be exhibiting a selection of 30 works from two new donations of Japanese prints. Luxury, subtlety, technical perfection, expressiveness and, of course, beautiful Japanese women all feature prominently in these new collections, recently donated by two leading collectors.

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What, Me Worry? 60 Years of MAD

What, Me Worry? 60 Years of MAD
Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco
April 21 – September 16, 2012
In 1952, editor Harvey Kurtzman and publisher William Gaines launched MAD, one of the most influential and imitated humor publications in the world. Originally created to parody popular TV shows, movies and, inevitably, comic books, MAD soon expanded into a wide-ranging satire of modern American culture. Features like the MAD Fold-In, “Spy vs. Spy,” the wacky sound effects of “MAD’s Maddest Artist” Don Martin, the “marginal” cartoons of Sergio Aragones, and the motto “What, me worry?” have become indelible parts of popular culture, and the magazine’s mascot, Alfred E. Neuman, is one of the world’s most recognizable faces.

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Ged Quinn

FOCUS: Ged Quinn
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
April 22-June 17, 2012
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presents the third FOCUS exhibition of the season, FOCUS: Ged Quinn, organized by Curator Andrea Karnes. Ged Quinn’s paintings combine landscapes in the vein of Claude Lorrain, Jacob van Ruisdael, and Asher B. Durand, with incongruent and often dark fragments of history, mythology, and the artist’s imagination.

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Walter De Maria

Walter De Maria: The 5-7-9 Series
Gagosian Gallery Rome
22 March – 29 May 2012
Gagosian Gallery Rome is pleased to announce The 5-7-9 Series (1992), a historic installation piece by U.S. artist Walter De Maria (b. 1935), best known for his pioneering work in the Minimal and Land Art movements with seminal projects such as The Lightning Field (1977) in New Mexico.

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Helaine Blumenfeld OBE

Helaine Blumenfeld Robert Bowman Modern 10 May – 31 July 2012 The Robert Bowman Modern gallery is delighted to announce a selling exhibition of recent work by Helaine Blumenfeld OBE, which will open on the 10th May at 34 Duke Street James’s, continuing until July 31st 2012. The exhibition at Robert Bowman Modern will feature […]

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Anna Skladmann

Anna Skladmann – Little Adults
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
28 March – 22 April
Moscow Museum of Modern Art and Grinberg Photos Company present the First large-scale presentation in Moscow of a project by a young photographer Anna Skladmann.

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Alexander Gutke

Alexander Gutke
Malmö Kunsthall
17 March – 10 June 2012
Alexander Gutke (born 1971) works within the conceptual and minimalist tradition. Cameras, film- and slide projectors are some of the main components in his art practice. Gutke uses them to explore space, light, shade, darkness and the infinity of the void. He investigates these technical apparatuses as objects and mechanical devices, and uses them as tools and objects in his works and narrative – creating a visual illusionism and a poetic and mystical materialism.

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Roy Lichtenstein

Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective
Art Institute of Chicago
May 16 to September 3, 2012
Whaam! Bratatat! Varoom! The Art Institute of Chicago explodes this summer with the energy of Roy Lichtenstein in the largest exhibition of the seminal Pop artist to date. More than 160 of Lichtenstein’s works, from the familiar to the completely unexpected, will be on view in the first of only two American venues for Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective. Bringing together never-before-seen drawings, paintings, and sculpture, this exhibition presents the deepest exploration of Lichtenstein’s signature style and its myriad applications across one of the most prolific careers in 20th-century art.

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The Giants of the Avant-Garde: Miró, Mondrian, Calder and the Guggenheim Collection

The Giants of the Avant-Garde: Miró, Mondrian, Calder and the Guggenheim Collection
Arca, Chiesa San Marco, Vercelli
March 3 – June 10 2012
From March 3 to June 10 the Arca in Vercelli hosts the exhibition The Giants of the Avant- Garde: Miró, Mondrian, Calder and the Guggenheim Collection, the fifth of a successful series conceived by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and curated by Luca Massimo Barbero, for the Comune of Vercelli. This exhibition includes over 30 works, of both painting and sculpture, chosen to survey the careers of these three giants of the avant-garde: Miró, Mondrian, and Calder.

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Dutch Flowers

Dutch Flowers
Rijksmuseum Schiphol
21 March – 25 June, 2012
Following the Dutch Winters exhibition, the Rijksmuseum annex at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is going to present another characteristic aspect of the Netherlands, namely flowers, in the Dutch Flowers exhibition from 21 March to 25 June 2012. Nine exuberant ‘flower pieces’ from the museum’s collection that used to adorn the homes of the 17th-century economic elite are now in full bloom at the airport.

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Venanzio Straulino

Pigeon Soup by Venanzio Straulino
c/o ‘Il Vizietto’ music bar exhibition room, Campo S.Stin, Venice
3 March – 31 March, 2012
Il Vizietto is pleased to present Pigeon Soup, an exhibition by Venanzio Straulino curated by Al-bunduqiyya.

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