Igor Eskinja at Calvert22 London

Photo I, Photo You

28 January – 28 March 2010

Exhibiting artists: Olga Chernysheva, Igor Eskinja, Anna Jermolaewa, Vikenti Komitski, Jan Mancuska, Kiril Prashkov, Anri Sala and Nebojäa áeriShoba.

About Calvert22

Calvert22 opened in London's East End in May 2009 and is LondonÕs first not-for-profit

foundation specialising in contemporary art from Russia and Eastern Europe. Founded

by Russian art collector and economist Nonna Materkova, and under the artistic

direction of David Thorp, Calvert22 presents four curated exhibitions each year, with

the aim of promoting Russia and Eastern EuropeÕs rich contemporary art culture.

Visitor Information

Address: 22 Calvert Avenue, London E2 7JP

Opening Hours: Wednesday Ð Saturday: 10am Ð 6pm; Sunday: 11am Ð 5pm

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Nearest Tube: Old St / Liverpool St

Website: www.calvert22.org

Luca Pozzi al Museo Marino Marini, Firenze

Mercoledì 20 gennaio 2010, il Museo Marino Marini ospita A.E.W.O.M [Le strabisme du dragon], terzo step del progetto di ricerca realizzato da Luca Pozzi, a cura di Alberto Salvadori e in conversazione con Valerio Borgonuovo. Il progetto è stato condotto sulla base delle specifiche esperienze e dei relativi contributi teorici formulati da ricercatori e artisti coinvolti, trasmessi sotto forma di intervista in occasione dei precedenti momenti espositivi, “W.O.G.U. Pennsylvania-Italy 1983/2009” e “M. Southern California-Italy 1995/2009”

LUCA POZZI - A.E.W.O.M [Le Strabisme du Dragon]

20 gennaio - 8 febbraio 2010
Museo Marino Marini, Firenze 

www.museomarinomarini.it

Federico Luger a Arte Fiera Bologna

Federico Luger - Arte Fiera 2010

Diango Hernández at Haus der Kunst, Munich

‘Golden Times’ presents works by four contemporary artists, Steven Claydon, Diango Hernández und Mai-Thu Perret who consider 'history' as an unstable concept: as a construction made up from innumerable facets and fragments; as a question of interpretation, narration and fiction.

The presentation by Diango Hernández is characterized by "Years" (2008), a fragile construction made of rusted steel. The skeleton-like room divider consists of the numbers of the years 1959 through 2008; organized chronologically, they can be regarded as an 'objectified' timeline. The dates represent Fidel Castro's period in office, from the time he became prime minister in 1959 to his age-related resignation in spring 2008. "Years" thereby forms the pattern or the glasses through which all Diango Hernández's other works in this room can be viewed: the history of Cuba from the revolution to the present day. 

Golden Times: Steven Claydon, Diango Hernández und Mai-Thu Perret

14 January - 11 April 2010
Haus der Kunst, Munich

Years, 2008

Rusted steel pipes
Variable dimension 

Installation view 'Diamonds and Stones: My Education' at Federico Luger, Milan.