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Catalog Vernissagetv Episodes & Artists 2005-2013 Catalog VernissageTV Episodes & Artists 2005-2013 Episodes http://vernissage.tv/blog/archive/ -- December 2013 30: Nicholas Hlobo: Intethe at Locust Projects Miami 26: Guilherme Torres: Mangue Groove at Design Miami 2013 / Interview 25: Gabriel Sierra: ggaabbrriieell ssiieerrrraa / Solo show at Galería Kurimanzutto, Mexico City 23: Jan De Vliegher: New Works at Mike Weiss Gallery, New York 20: Piston Head: Artists Engage the Automobile / Venus Over Manhattan in Miami Beach 19: VernissageTV’s Best Of 2013 (YouTube) 18: Héctor Zamora: Protogeometries, Essay on the Anexact / Galería Labor, Mexico City 17: VernissageTV’s Top Ten Videos of 2013 (on Blip, iTunes, VTV) 13: Thomas Zipp at SVIT Gallery, Prague 11: Tabor Robak: Next-Gen Open Beta at Team Gallery, New York 09: NADA Miami Beach 2013 Art Fair 07: Art Basel Miami Beach Public 2013 / Opening Night 06: Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) Preview 05: Art Basel Miami Beach 2013 04: Design Miami 2013 03: Untitled Art Fair Miami Beach 2013 VIP Preview 02: Kris Kuksi: Revival. Solo exhibition at Joshua Liner Gallery, New York November 2013 29: LoVid: Roots No Shoots / Smack Mellon, New York 27: Riusuke Fukahori: The Painted Breath at Joshua Liner Gallery, New York 25: VTV Classics (r3): VernissageTV Drawing Project, Scope Miami (2006) 22: VTV Classics (r3): Bruce Nauman: Elusive Signs at MOCA North Miami (2006) 20: Cologne Fine Art 2013 20: Art Residency – The East of Culture / Another Dimension 15: Dana Schutz: God Paintings / Contemporary Fine Arts, CFA, Berlin 13: Anselm Reyle and Marianna Uutinen: Last Supper / Salon Dahlmann, Berlin 11: César at Luxembourg & Dayan, New York 08: Artists Anonymous: System of a Dawn / Berloni Gallery, London 06: Places. Kazimir Malevich Award Exhibition at Arsenal Gallery, Bialystok 04: Peter Greenaway: The Dance of Death – Ein Basler Totentanz 01: Kehinde Wiley – The World Stage: Jamaica / Stephen Friedman Gallery, London October 2013 30: Natalia LL: Intimate Spectacle / Arsenal Gallery, Bialystok 29: VernissageTV PDF Magazine No. 26: Henny Jolzer 25: Allora & Calzadilla: Fault Lines / Fondazione Nicola Trussardi, Milan 23: Paul Klee: Making Visible / Tate Modern, London 23: Zilvinas Kempinas: Kakashi / Kloster Schönthal Sculpture Park 21: Cologne Fine Art 2013 Preview / Interview with Director Cornelia Zinken 20: Jennifer Rubell: Portrait of the Artist / Stephen Friedman Gallery, Frieze London 2013 19: Frieze Art Fair London 2013 Sculpture Park 17: Frieze London Art Fair 2013 13: Sculpture after Artschwager / David Nolan Gallery, New York 11: Chris Burden: Extreme Measures / The New Museum, New York 09: A Mental Mandala at MUAC Mexico City 07: Thomas Schütte at Fondation Beyeler 04: Sakti. Indonesia Pavilion at Venice Art Biennale 2013 03: Interview with The bianca Story 02: Robert Indiana: Beyond Love / Whitney Museum of American Art, New York September 2013 30: Paul Cocksedge: Capture / Friedman Benda, New York 27: Mark Tobey: Between East and West / Moeller Fine Art Berlin 25: Chagall: Love, War, and Exile / The Jewish Museum, New York 23: 12th Biennale de Lyon: Meanwhile… Suddenly, And Then 20: Socrates Sculpture Park, New York: EAF13, 2013 Emerging Artist Fellowship 19: ABC – Art Berlin Contemporary 2013 18: Franz Ackermann: Hügel und Zweifel. Berlinische Galerie, Berlin 16: Dieter Meier: In Conversation. Retrospective at Aargauer Kunsthaus / Interview 13: Le Principe Galápagos #6. Group Exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Paris 11: Céleste Boursier-Mougenot: Presences. Galerie Mario Mazzoli / Interview 09: Alexander Calder: Avant-Garde in Motion. K20 Grabbeplatz, Düsseldorf 07: Zilvinas Kempinas: Darkroom / K20 Grabbeplatz, Düsseldorf 05: Pulso Alterado. Group Exhibition at MUAC Mexico City 04: Ali Kazma: Resistance. Pavilion of Turkey at Venice Art Biennale 2013 03: Leonardo Ramos: SELF at LA Galería, Bogotá 02: David Zink Yi Solo Exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Zürich August 2013 30: Christo: Big Air Package. Gasometer Oberhausen 28: rAndom International: Tower. Ruhrtriennale Arts Festival 2013 26: Ryoji Ikeda: test pattern [100 m version] / Ruhrtriennale Arts Festival 2013 23: VTV Classics (r3): Attila Csörgö: Untitled / Galerija Gregor Podnar, Berlin (2007) 21: Venezuelan Urban Artists Collective. Pavilion of Venezuela at Venice Art Biennale 2013 17: Meret Oppenheim. Retrospective. Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin 16: Terike Haapoja at Nordic Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 14: VTV Classics (r3): Carsten Höller: Test Site / Tate Modern, London (2006) 13: VernissageTV PDF Magazine No. 25: Super! 8! 12: Anri Sala: Ravel Ravel Unravel. French Pavilion at Venice Art Biennale 2013 09: Shary Boyle: Music for Silence. Canadian Pavilion at Venice Art Biennale 2013 07: Yu Honglei. Solo Exhibition at Magician Space, Beijing 05: Yiqing Yin: In-Between / Venice Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 02: VTV Classics (r3): Luigi Colani: Translating Nature / Design Museum London (2007) July 2013 31: Kamikaze Loggia. Pavilion of Georgia at Venice Art Biennale 2013 29: Antoni Miralda: Twin Tastes & Tongues / Instituto Cervantes, Beijing 26: Mark Manders: Room with Broken Sentence / Dutch Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 24: Félix Curto: Western Stories / Galería OMR, Mexico City 22: Valentin Carron. Swiss Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 18: Bilder im Fluss. Video Art at Kunstraum Alexander Bürkle, Freiburg 17: Jeremy Deller: English Magic / British Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 16: Things and People. Group Show at Arsenal Gallery Bialystok 15: Gabriel Orozco: Natural Motion / Kunsthaus Bregenz 12: Alfredo Jaar: Venezia, Venezia / Pavilion of Chile at Venice Biennale 2013 10: Jonah Freeman & Justin Lowe: Artichoke Underground / Art Basel 2013 Unlimited 08: Lara Almarcegui / Spanish Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 05: Zilvinas Kempinas: Slow Motion at Museum Tinguely, Basel 03: Drawing as Attitude (Zeichnung als Haltung) at Stadtgalerie Mannheim 01: Leandro Erlich: Dalston House / Barbican, London / Interview June 2013 28: Calder Gallery at Fondation Beyeler: Trees – Naming Abstraction 27: Tadashi Kawamata: Favela Café / Art Basel 2013 26: Venice Art Biennale 2013: The Encyclopedic Palace / Arsenale 25: Tavares Strachan: Polar Eclipse / Bahamas Pavilion at Venice Art Biennale 2013 21: Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Enough Tiranny / Art Basel 2013, Art Unlimited 20: Cheng Ran: The Last Generation / Urs Meile Gallery, Beijing 19: Galerie Lahumière at Art Basel 2013 18: Berlinde de Bruyckere: Kreupelhout – Cripplewood / Belgian Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale 2013 17: Gabrielle Ammann Gallery at Design Miami Basel 2013 14: Vadim Zakharov. Danaë / Russian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2013 13: Ai Weiwei: Bang / German Pavilion at French Pavilion / Venice Art Biennale 2013 12: Art Basel 2013 – Art Unlimited 11: Sarah Sze: Triple Point / U.S. Pavilion / Venice Art Biennale 2013 10: Maurizio Cattelan at Fondation Beyeler 07: Mike Kelley: Eternity is a Long Time / HangarBicocca, Milan 03: AES+F: The Liminal Space Trilogy / Faena Arts Center, Buenos Aires May 2013 31: Venice Art Biennale 2013: The Encyclopedic Palace / Padiglione Centrale, Giardini 29: Gabriel Orozco at Kurimanzutto, Mexico City 27: Max Ernst Retrospective at Fondation Beyeler 24: Paul McCarthy: Life Cast / Hauser & Wirth New York 69th Street 23: Valie Export: Images of Contingence / Zak Branicka, Berlin 22: Frieze New York Art Fair 2013 21: Pulse Art Fair New York 2013 20: VernissageTV PDF Magazine No. 24: Carte Blanche 20: Kaoru Arima: And Then. Queer Thoughts Gallery, Chicago 19: Kapoor in Berlin / Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin / Interview with Anish Kapoor 17: The Eternal Internet Brotherhood 2013, Xilitla, Mexico (Remix) 16: Random International: Rain Room / Museum of Modern Art MoMA, New York 15: Shirin Neshat: The Book of Kings / Faurschou Foundation, Beijing 14: Werner Aisslinger: Home of the Future / Haus am Waldsee, Berlin 13: Phil Collins: In every dream home a heartache / Museum Ludwig, Cologne 10: Cutlog New York Art Fair 2013 10: Art Beijing 2013 Art Fair 10: Ideas City StreetFest, New Museum, New York 09: Stefan Müller: Allerliebste Tante Polly / Kölnischer Kunstverein 08: Tracey Emin: I Followed You To The Sun / Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York 03: Andrea Fraser: Wolfgang Hahn Prize 2013 / Retrospective at Museum Ludwig, Cologne 02: Alicja Kwade: Nach Osten / Johann König at St. Agnes, Berlin 01: Ugo Rondinone: Human Nature / Rockefeller Plaza, New York City April 2013 30: Hans-Peter Feldmann: Kunstausstellung / Johnen Galerie, Berlin 29: Richard Hughes at Anton Kern Gallery, New York 28: Eva Kotátková: They Are Coming / Meyer Riegger Berlin 27: Herzog & de Meuron Architects: Messe Basel New Hall 26: Hubert Czerepok: History and Utopia / Arsenal Gallery Bialystok, Poland / Interview 25: Etienne Chambaud: The Naked Parrot / Galería Labor, Mexico City 23: Dynamo – A Century of Light and Motion in Art, 1913-2013 / Grand Palais, Paris (Remix) 23: Daniel Buren: Cabane éclatée / Galerie Lahumière at Art Cologne 2013 23: Urban Art Ruhr. Art Talk at Art Cologne 2013 22: Peter Zimmermann / Galerie Max Weber Six Friedrich at Art Cologne 2013 22: Galerie Daniel Buchholz at Art Cologne 2013 22: Mattia Bonetti: Indoor / Outdoor at Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York 21: Erik van Lieshout: Ron and Theo / Galerie Krinzinger at Art Cologne 2013 21: Adolf Luther / Galerie Holtmann at Art Cologne 2013 21: Scar, Left Cheek: Corbett vs. Dempsey at Art Cologne 2013 20: Interview with Bernd Schwarzer at Art Cologne 2013 20: Imran Qureshi: Artist of the Year 2013 / Deutsche Bank Kunsthalle in Berlin 20:
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