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NIKI DE SAINT PHALLE
NIKI DE SAINT PHALLE彼女はVogueやLifeなどのモデルから良家の若い反逆者となり、その後アートが彼女の人生の存在意義であることを発見する。今、彼女の作品はTateに展示されている。
活躍する子供たち
活躍する子供たちついに子供も大人用の道具が使えるようになった!
今まで使えなかったというわけではないが、これは特別に子供用に作られている! これが幼いユーザーのための、小型で可愛くて壊れ難い楽しいデジタルPolaroid、pixie 3.0である。
美しくロマンチックなランニングシューズ
美しくロマンチックなランニングシューズスターになると、特に主演女優級の場合、ハリウッドに居続けているうちに自らのコレクションを起こしたがるようになるという話は、よく知られている。
DANIEL PFLUMM
DANIEL PFLUMM風刺、皮肉、メディアミックス、それにビデオが、ロンドンのWhitechapelのフロントステージを独占している。コマーシャルやTVコメンテーター、世界的ブランドが新しいポップヒーロー。
夏を終わらせない
夏を終わらせない若くてハンサムで、幸運なことに職もあるMarco Morosiniは、私のお気に入りの溌溂として才能に溢れた生粋のイタリアンデザイナーである。特にこれから来る夏、彼が海やビーチ、ピンク、楽しいこと、他にも私たちの日常を楽しくする様々なことを考えながら作った新しい作品を見れば、あなたもすぐに気に入るだろう。
2008年WHITNEY BIENNALE
2008年WHITNEY BIENNALEWhitney Museum。ニューヨークで最も有名な美術館のひとつで、当館主催のAnnual and Biennial Exhibitionsの一環として常に新しい視点を取り入れている。
新しい風潮
新しい風潮Rising Tide Fair Tradeという大きなアメリカの会社があり、ゆっくりと文句も言わずに、本当のモチベーションを維持しながら、公正な取引＝フェアトレードを行うニッチ市場に自らの居場所を築きつつある。
EDWARD HOPPER （1882年～1967年）
EDWARD HOPPER （1882年～1967年）Edward Hopperの作品がArt Institute of Chicagoで称賛されており、彼に捧げる展示には、今や失われてしまったアメリカの記憶、顔、そして色を描いた作品が特集されている。
小さな物は美しい、これは小さくて美しい
小さな物は美しい、これは小さくて美しいXM-Iは、常にマルチメディアテクノロジーの限界に挑戦し続けることに重点を置く次世代企業である。トレンドを予想し、新しく生み出し、移り変わりの速いハイテク時代の課題を受け入れ克服することで、より迅速な仕事をする。これがXM-Iに与えられた唯一のミッションである。
ひとつが無限に
ひとつが無限に最近、それはスタイルなのか要求なのか、あるいは必要だからなのか、ますます極東に近寄り続けているような不思議な傾向が感じられるが、実際は私たちの生活や仕事の空間が狭くなり続けているのである。
音楽は変わらない…ZEPPELINは変わる
音楽は変わらない…ZEPPELINは変わる音楽は変わらない…ZEPPELINは変わる。Bowers & Wilkinsと言う名前は、特に説明の必要がない。何十年も最先端音響再生技術の代名詞である。
スプーンなんか捨ててしまえ
スプーンなんか捨ててしまえ学生時代のように4～5人の他人（それに猫も何匹か）と一緒にアパートをシェアしているわけでもなければ、一般的に言ってティースプーンを探すのはそれほど大変な問題ではない。
MITZI PEDERSON
MITZI PEDERSONMitzi Pedersenはフロリダ生まれだが、サンフランシスコに住んでいる。彼女はまだ30歳だが、作品は既にカリフォルニアの最も重要な美術館のひとつ、Hammer UCLAへの切符を手に入れている。
JUAN MUÑOZ
JUAN MUÑOZMuñozは、1980年代に世界的に有名になったスペイン人アーティスト（1953年 – 2001年）。彼を回顧する展示イベントが今ロンドンのTateで開催されている。
データに魂を
データに魂を女性が肌身離さず持ち歩きたいと想う新型USBメモリー、Heart Beat。なぜか? それは、PhilipsとSwarovskiの贅沢なコラボレーションの賜物で、単なるデータストレージ装置ではないから。
キャットウォークの海賊達
キャットウォークの海賊達認めようではないか。Jack Sparrowを演じるJohnny Deppはゴージャスで、美しいKiera Knightlyはもっとゴージャスだが、誰でもが海賊の格好をしても格好良いほど幸運なわけではない。
純粋な自然
純粋な自然何年もの間、デザイン界を支配してきたのは工業デザインで、それによって大衆でも手に入り手が届くようになった。また同様に何年もの間、工業デザインはデザインの傾向を読むときの公正な要素として見られ、高級でエリート専用の物ということが多かった。
中国より愛を込めて
中国より愛を込めてAlessiの最新コレクションは、Stefano Giovannoni、Rumiko Takeda、そしてNational Palace Museum in Taiwanのコラボレーションによるアジア風のキッチン用品である。
aes-f
aes-fベネチアで行われた第52回Biennaleのロシアパビリオンでの成功の後、イタリアの美術館MACRO FUTUREで行われるAES+Fグループの初のソロ展示が大きな注目を集めている。
違った花と違った質問
違った花と違った質問Peter FischliとDavid Weissの作品を取り上げた初のイタリア回顧展の普通ではないタイトル。Fondazione Trussardiと共にロンドンTate ModernとチューリッヒKunsthausがプロデュースした。
GLASS REFLECTIONS, WHITE TENSION
GLASS REFLECTIONS, WHITE TENSION建築物と言うよりオブジェに近いこの「作品」は、中に入る前に周囲を探索し、外から眺め、見落しの無いようによく観察しなければならない。
V MODAのイヤフォン
V MODAのイヤフォン2005年にV Modaは、Apple純正の白いイヤフォンは個性が無いとまでは言えないだろうが（白色は今やなんと言っても間違いなくSteve Jobsのカラーになっているので）、しかし普通になってしまったので、それに取って代わる新しいイヤフォンのシリーズをプロデュースした。
USBフラッシュドライブリストバンド
USBフラッシュドライブリストバンド一般的な話であるが、物は小さいほど愛らしく、それにテクノロジーが加わるとなおさらである。私たちはいつも移動しているため、レンガほどもあるような巨大なメモリースティックを持ち歩くことは、当然、不可能である。
BLUETOOTH™ MBW-150
BLUETOOTH™ MBW-150Sony Ericssonの開発した腕時計は、電話、SMS、Bluetooth™、MP3プレーヤーなど、実質的にすべてが可能である。それは小型で軽量で、そして当然、魅力的である。
OLAFUR ELIASSON： 好きなだけ時間をかけて
OLAFUR ELIASSON： 好きなだけ時間をかけて「実験を観察するように、アートを見ている自分自信を観察せよ。無類の体験である。時間をかけ、ルールの殻を破り、自らアートとなれ。」
GREGORY CREWDSONのアメリカ観
GREGORY CREWDSONのアメリカ観Gregory Crewdsonのアメリカ観がいくつかのヨーロッパの街を巡り、ローマに到達した。彼はフロイトの著書からインスピレーションを得てアメリカの田舎の様々な問題、伝説、幻想を描く。
BOOK BAGS
BOOK BAGS誰かに贈り物をする際、何にすれば良いかまったく分からなくなることはないだろうか? そして最終的に「そうか! 本だ。本は必ず喜ばれるし、誰も要らないとは言わない。」と口にしたことはないだろうか?
そう、素晴らしい案である!
SITSCAPE
SITSCAPE今から見せる物は、昨日一昨日に考案された物ではない。実際、結構前に創られた物なのだがあまり噂にならないのは非常に残念なことで、Hackenbroich Architektenの最新作は意のままの姿勢が心地良く感じられるように特にデザインされているのである!
MODAL WATER SPEAKER
MODAL WATER SPEAKER特別な物を持ったオーディオシステム。音が伝播する媒体が空気ではなくて水なのである! 革新的デザインと最新鋭テクノロジーの融合。
TATE MODERN： アートの新しい｢分断｣
TATE MODERN： アートの新しい｢分断｣コロンビア人アーティストDoris Salcedoによる象徴的なコンクリート作品は、Turbine Hallの建物内部を侵略し、分断している。
SHEER
SHEER往々にしてデザインは美的感覚の問題だが、ときには最先端のテクノロジーを取り入れる。そして美的要求、実用性、そしてテクノロジーが揃えられて目的が達成され、それはおよそアート作品となる。
RICHARD PRINCE。アメリカンスピリット
RICHARD PRINCE。アメリカンスピリット70年代の「反逆」のアーティスト、Richard Princeの過去30年の足跡を振り返る。アメリカンポップカルチャーへの皮肉と密かな挑発を特集した展示である。
DAVID LACHAPELLE
DAVID LACHAPELLEAndy WarholからMichelangeloまで、Interview誌からシスティーヌ礼拝堂まで、LaChapelleにとってそれらを隔てる壁は充分に薄く、それはミラノで展示されている350点の作品に表れている。
At 96 years old, Louise Bourgeois continues to rejuvenate her artistic language, as if time were no obstacle to her. And yet, in her long life, on several occasions she has been a part of history, especially the history of art, on a journey that has taken her through surrealism, abstract expressionism, and minimalism, until she found a language and style all her own. The Centre Pompidou is currently dedicating an exhibition to her work, in collaboration with the Tate Modern in London, and featuring works from 1940 to 2007, divided by chronology and theme.
www.centrepompidou.fr
LOUISE BOURGEOIS
CENTRE GEORGE POMPIDOU, PARIS,
5 MARCH – 2 JUNE 2008
A tormented, restless artist, but also considered the last of the great 20th century masters.
In his attempts to contrast abstractionism, he rigorously depicted the anxieties of modern man, and that subtle, rather dark existential feeling. His strong, dramatic images are very popular with the general public, so much so that his works have not been exhibited in Italy since 1993. They are now once again on show in an exhibition at the Palazzo Reale in Milan, with a selection of works coming from some of the most important collections in the world.
www.comune.milano.it
FRANCIS BACON
PALAZZO REALE, MILAN,
MARCH 5 – JUNE 29 2008
A travelling show, which after appearing at the Los Angeles MOCA, has now reached the PS1 in New York. It is the first comprehensive artistic retrospective of the feminist revolution, focusing on the period between 1965 and 1980. How? With works by 120 artists, all women naturally, who at the time operated either alone or in groups, comprising a broad range of media – painting, sculpture, video and performance-art – based on a single theme: feminist politics. So far, everything’s clear enough. But one question still remains… why WACK? …To contrast and contest the stereotypical notion of being ‘weak’, a term too often associated with and used to describe women…
www.ps1.org
WACK ! ART AND THE FEMINIST REVOLUTION
PS1, NEW YORK,
FEBRUARY 17 – MAY 12 2008
Peter Doig made a name for himself in the 1990s, and was especially notable for a particular feature of his painting: the fact that he was one of the very few figurative artists still around. Figurative, definitely, but also one of a kind. In 2002, all trace of him seemed to have been lost, but only because he moved to Trinidad: a creative escape. Now he has returned, and is appearing at the Tate in London with a series of works, many of which have never been shown before. The result is a fascinating exhibition, made even more interesting by the fact that his approach to figurative art seems to have changed again, so that there is now talk of him being a contemporary Turner…
www.tate.org.uk
PETER DOIG
TATE BRITAIN, LONDON,
5 FEBRUARY – 27 APRIL 2008
For the entire twentieth century, colours were assigned contradictory and paradoxical values: sometimes they were considered representative of spiritual truths or scientific validity. Colour, and certain colours in particular, created a sort of excitement, especially when applied to mass-produced, standardised commercial products.
Color Chart is the first exhibition to be dedicated entirely to the key role played by colour in the century of transformations, and features the work of artists ranging from Ellsworth Kelly and Gerhard Richter to Sherrie Levine and Damien Hirst.
www.moma.org
COLOR CHART: REINVENTING COLOR, 1950 TO TODAY
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK
2 MARCH – 12 MAY 2008
Chanel has decided to make its legendary bag the focus of an event on an International scale: MOBILE ART, a travelling exhibition that will be presented in Asia, the United States and Europe. But the innovative thing about this exhibition compared to other previous travelling shows, is that not only do the contents of the exhibition move, but so does the actual container itself! Architect Zaha Hadid was asked to design a container/pavilion that would be as enigmatic as its contents, one that could be assembled, disassembled and transported. Architecture, art and fashion are on the move, thanks to Chanel.
www.chanel-mobileart.com
MOBILE ART
CHANEL CONTEMPORARY ART CONTAINER
BY ZAHA HADID
The new play-exhibition at the Milan Children’s Museum features games and experiments designed for very young children, based on the works of Bruno Munari dedicated to them.
It is the first time that attention has been turned so directly towards such a specific, and in its own way, such a demanding audience.
The topics covered are those closet to the sensitivities, curiosity and demands of very young children. Touch, handle, compose, decompose, experiment are the various stages in a process of learning and training on direct experience and play.
www.triennale.it
VIETATO NON TOCCARE
TRIENNALE MILAN
29 JANUARY - 30 MARCH 08
What on earth would art know about ecology? Quite a lot, it would seem, and it has a lot to say about it. Evidence can be found in the works selected for the exhibition Greenwashing, which at the end of February brings to a close an entire year dedicated to the environment at the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in Turin. The artists involved don’t provide us with solutions, but rather their own individual views on the ‘environment question’. Their works stimulate discussion, analyze, criticize, and pose new questions. From the USA to China, by way of Europe, a single voice can be heard: ‘greenwashing’! A choral message for an increasingly ‘eco’ world.
www.fondsrr.org
GREENWASHING
FONDAZIONE SANDRETTO RE REBAUDENGO TURIN
28 FEBRUARY – 11 MAY 2008
The Bologna Museum of Modern Art (MAMbo) is proud to present the very first Italian exhibition of American artists Guyton/Walker. Wade Guyton and Kelley Walker make a rather odd couple. Both are still in their thirties, and each has their very own strong, precise language and style, but these individual artistic sensitivities merge in a single entity to create a ‘third artist’: Guyton/Walker, reinterpreting and recycling images drawn from the media.
References from the 1980s, put together using a blend of computerised graphics, silkscreen and digital printing. So what have they come up with for MAMbo? A maxi format installation.
www.mambo-bologna.org
GUYTON – WALKER
MAMBO BOLOGNA
25 JANUARY – 30 MARCH 2008
Two major Brazilian museums have already hosted part of the itinerant show dedicated to the work of Cesare Berlinghieri, but the exhibition by Aguinaldo Coelho and Celso Fioravante has moved on, and a few days ago began its third and last stage at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio. There are 52 works on display, covering 40 years in the career of Cesare Berlingeri, and revealing several distinctive elements such as the use of monochrome, the relationship between painting and sculpture, memory, eroticism, and sacredness.
www.mamrio.com.br
CESARE BERLINGERI
MAM MUSEU DE ARTE MODERNA RIO DE JANEIRO
31 JANUARY - 20 MARCH
If it is true that Pop Art will never age, then the same is true of its heroes. In Paris it is now the turn of Derek Boshier, a worthy contemporary of David Hockney and John Allen at the London College of Fine Art in the Sixties. After his historic collaborations with David Bowie and The Clash, his attention shifted mainly to Los Angeles, the city where for some time he has lived and worked, observing and gathering its multi-faceted nature. The Galerie du Centre in Paris, a not-to-be-missed gallery, is mounting an exhibition of his most recent works, the latest creations by a boyish seventy-year old who never fails to amaze.
www.galerie-du-centre.net
www.derekboshier.com
DEREK BOSHIER
Galerie du Centre, Paris, January 12 – February 23 2008
This Taiwan born artist today lives and works in Brooklyn. She holds a BA in Visual and Environmental Studies from Harvard University. She has just turned thirty, and her work has already been the subject of an exhibition at Foxy Production in New York. Now she makes her ‘west coast’ debut, with a solo exhibition at Cherry and Martin in Los Angeles, and her artistic adventure, after all, has just started… Her materials? You name it, she uses it: paper, lacquer, cement, mirrors, practically anything that allows her to investigate and reflect everyday reality, the big and small stories of objects we use every day, in a site-specific installation for Cherry and Martin.
www.cherryandmartin.com
YUH-SHIOH WONG
Cherry and Martin, Los Angeles, January 12 –February 16 2008
On show at the Ca’ di Fra gallery in Milan, this is the new series of works by José Molina, the ‘wandering Madrilenian’ who has been in Italy for some time now. His subtle yet profound graphic skills bring to life images of memory, fear, and uneasiness, suspended somewhere between caricature and introspection, in a reality that is surreal, yet terribly genuine.
The pencil and pastel works of José Molina reawaken our most intimate secrets, but a sense of irony alters the tone and attenuates the impact.
Today’s ‘Predatores’ are hidden everywhere, but especially within us. José succeeds in giving them a face… and being able to look them in the face can help to make the difference...!
www.josemolina.com
JOSÉ MOLINA: ‘PREDATORES’
Galleria Ca’ di Fra – Milan – December 13 2007 – January 26 2008
How important is the word in art? The MART in Rovereto has decided to investigate this theme, and has set a team of highly-respected curators the difficult task of answering this question. The team, consisting of Gabriella Belli, Achille Bonito Oliva, Andreas Hepkemeyer, Nicoletta Boschiero, Paola Pettenella, Melania Gazzotti, Daniela Ferrari, Julia Trolp and Giorgio Zanchetti, have sought the solution in the history of art, examining a variety of artistic poetics ranging from the avant-garde artists of the twentieth century to the most recent experiments in art. The result is eight hundred works on show, from Martinetti to…Tracy Emin!
www.mart.trento.it
THE WORD IN ART
MART – Rovereto – November 10 2007 – April 04 2008
A new solo presentation of the work of Roman Signer at the Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh, this exhibition is every bit as original and unorthodox as the rest of Signer’s work, which since 1987, with Documenta 8 in Kassel, and through to his various appearances at the Venice ‘Biennale’, has never failed to amaze. Mixed-media, films, sculptures and installations are the features of this latest ‘incursion’ into the art scene. What drives his work? Once again, the answer is time, the way in which it is perceived, and the impression it leaves behind. What are the tools of his trade? The absurd, various experiments with the concept of the absurd using objects that are completely useless, but remind us of the importance of continuing to be amazed.
www.fruitmarket.co.uk
ROMAN SIGNER
The Fruitmarket Gallery –Edinburgh – November 02 2007 – January 27 2008
The Special Exhibitions Gallery on the third floor of New York’s MoMa is currently running an unusual and rather particular exhibition, a journey through the etchings of one of the most introspective and original of modern figurative artists: Lucian Freud.
The exhibition consists of a selection of works, brought together in a cross-media installation, ranging from the 1940s to the early 1980s, in a swirl of psychological tension and impeccable technique. A hidden side of Lucian Freud, now revealed in all its subtle and profound introspection. Is this a show only for connoisseurs? Absolutely not. It is simply another chance to get to know one of the foremost figures of modern art.
www.moma.org
LUCIAN FREUD
Moma NY – December 16 2007 – March 10 2008
Byblos Art Gallery opens the 2008 exhibition season with the collective work OFF RECORD, young and digital, featuring the innovative digital works of 4 talented young artists from the Czech Republic. OFF RECORD young and digital leads the spectator on a new artistic journey marked by technological-digital expression, and a highly-original discovery of the modern and contemporary human condition.
www.byblosartgallery.it
OFF RECORD, young and digital
Byblos Art Gallery - Verona
February 16 - April 12 2008
This retrospective is dedicated to Richard Rogers, one of the creators of the ‘Beaubourg machine’, the last event held to commemorate the center’s thirtieth anniversary.
A collaboration between Olivier Cinqualbre and Rogers himself, the exhibition emphasises the importance of open, themed spaces, and takes the visitor on a journey based on key words associated with the architect’s output.
RICHARDS ROGERS + ARCHITECTS
Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
November 21 2007 - March 3 2008
