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31.8.12

TONY MARTELLI | A UMAN ECHO







Tony Matelli - A Human Echo - Aros - Aarhus - 31 August - 30 December 2012
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24.8.12

ALIGHIERO BOETTI | MOMA

Alighiero Boetti, installation view at the Museum of Modern Art, Aug, 2012.



Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan

July 1–October 1, 2012

Alighiero Boetti at the Museum of Modern Art.

This retrospective, organized in collaboration with the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid and the Tate Modern in London, will be the largest presentation outside of Italy of works by Italian artist Alighiero Boetti (1940–1994) to date. Working in his hometown of Turin in the early 1960s amidst a close community of artists that included Luciano Fabro, Mario Merz, Giulio Paolini, and Michelangelo Pistoletto, among others, Boetti established himself as one of the leading artists of the Arte Povera movement.
Organized chronologically, the exhibition will span Boetti’s entire career beginning with his sculptural works, or objects as he preferred to call them, comprised of everyday materials including wood, cardboard, and aluminum. Brought together (many for the first time since Boetti’s seminal exhibition at Galleria Christian Stein in Turin in 1967) and installed in a dense configuration inspired by the original clustered presentation, these early works convey the material experiments of the period as well as notions of measurement and chance that Boetti would play with and revise throughout his career. While Boetti is often chiefly affiliated with the Arte Povera moment, Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan will consider Boetti beyond these brief years. In 1969 Boetti began exploring notions of duality and multiplicity, order and disorder, travel and geography, and he initiated postal and map works imagining distant places. For the work Viaggi Postali, begun the summer of 1969, Boetti sent envelopes to friends, family, and fellow artists but used imaginary addresses, forwarding each returned envelope to yet another non-existent place. Boetti thus created imaginary journeys for the people he admired. In other conceptual, mail art-related works made throughout the 1970s, Boetti would use different stamps and arrange them in permutations on the envelopes to compose his art, and send postcards picturing a monument in his hometown from places around the world. The exhibition brings together these and other works related to travel, geography, and mapping, many of which relate to his extensive travels to Afghanistan, where he operated the One Hotel (archival material from which will be on view) from 1971 until the Soviet invasion in 1979. During this period, Boetti began working with local artisans to produce embroideries such as the Mappas (maps), Arazzi (word squares), and Tuttos (literally, “Everything”), important examples of which will be included in the galleries and the Marron Atrium.
An important aspect of Boetti’s oeuvre is drawing, which runs as a constant throughout his work. A monumental Biro (ball point pen) drawing from 1973, spelling out the title “Mettere a mondo il mondo (Bringing the world into the world)” points to some of Boetti’s ideas about art making that were fundamental to his practice: that the artist, rather than inventing, simply brings what already exists in the world into the work; and that everything in the world is potentially useful for the artist. This exhibition will celebrate the material diversity, conceptual complexity, and visual beauty of Boetti’s work, bringing together his ideas about order and disorder, non-invention, and the way in which the work addresses the whole world, travel, and time, proving him to be one of the most important and influential international artists of his generation.
The exhibition is organized by The Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid; and Tate Modern, London.
The exhibition is organized at The Museum of Modern Art by Christian Rattemeyer, The Harvey S. Shipley Miller Associate Curator of Drawings.
The exhibition is made possible by the generous support of two anonymous donors.
Additional funding is provided by The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art.
Related publication
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Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan
Hardcover, 277 pages

23.8.12

MOMA | PS1 SEPTEMBER




September at MoMA PS1

Ann Liv Young as Sherry in Sherry’s Room, Oct 1 2011, Graz Austria. Photo by JJ Kucek.

September at MoMA PS1

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This month, Warm Up concludes on September 8 and we kick-off another season of Sunday Sessions, a weekly series of interdisciplinary artistic programming—from light, sound, and music installations to lectures, readings, screenings, and live performances. Upcoming programs include Summer School 2012 Open House (September 9), the premiere of the Sherry Truck and a performance by Ann Liv Young (September 16) and architectural performances by IKEA Disobedients (September 16 and 23), among others.
Book worms rejoice, the NY Art Book Fair presented by Printed Matter also returns to MoMA PS1 this month (September 28–30), taking over the entire building and the courtyard. The fair and all of its related programming are free and open to the public.
Here’s a full list of events at MoMA PS1 this month:

WARM UP 2012
Saturday, September 8, 2–9pm
Atoms For Peace (DJ set) / XL Recordings / London
Rustie / Warp / Glasgow
Holy Other / Tri Angle / Manchester
Maria Minerva / Not Not Fun / London
Justin Strauss / WhateverWhatever / New York, NY
To purchase tickets, please visit www.momaps1.org/warmup.
Summer School 2012 open houseSunday, September 9, 1–6pm
MoMA PS1′s Summer School 2012 concludes with an open house of presentations and performances on September 9, 2012. This year’s instructors, Marina AbramovićSteve Paxton, and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, will explain their respective approaches and—in collaboration with the students—present the outcome of their workshops (held earlier this summer).
For more info, please visit www.momaps1.org/summerschool.
Sunday Sessions with Ann Liv Young and IKEA DisobedientsSunday, September 16, 2012, 12–6pm
Ann Liv Young introduces her Sherry Truck—a mobile Sherapy office, a sculptural coffee shop, and a boutique filled with memorabilia from Sherry’s world. Throughout the afternoon, the artist—in character as Sherry—offers individual or couples Sherapy, serves pink lattes, as well as her wares. At 4pm, Sherry will present her mobile therapy office to the public through song and speech. The audience will have an opportunity to engage with her, ask questions, and share the special day when the world receives a new platform to connect with Sherry. The show may contain adult conduct and may not be suitable for all guests.
In addition, IKEA Disobedients, an architectural performance by Madrid-based Andres Jaque Arquitectos, will take place from 3–5pm as part of the 9+1 Ways of Being Political exhibition on view concurrently at MoMA, and will reveal how recent architectural practices utilize performative actions to engage audiences with architecture in a non-traditional way.
At 5pm, join us for the launch of Evasions of Power: On the Architecture of Adjustment (published by Slought), a book which furthers ongoing discourse about human rights, geopolitical conflict, and territorial sovereignty, with contributions from an array of practitioners from fields including art, literature, philosophy, and architecture.
Sunday Sessions with Fritz Haeg & IKEA DisobedientsSunday, September 23, 2012, 1–6pm
Join ARTBOOK @ MoMA PS1 at 2pm for a conversation with multidisciplinary artist Fritz Haeg and Annie Novak, Head Farmer at Eagle Street Rooftop Farm in Brooklyn and founder/director of Growing Chefs, a field-to-fork food education program.
At 3pm, IKEA Disobedients, an architectural performance by Madrid-based Andres Jaque Arquitectos, will take place.
Printed Matter presents the NY Art Book FairSeptember 28–30, 2012
Free and open to the public, the NY Art Book Fair is the world’s premier event for artists’ books, catalogs, monographs, periodicals, and zines presented by more than 250 international presses, booksellers, antiquarians, artists, and independent publishers from over twenty countries.
For a detailed schedule see: www.nyartbookfair.com
Press contactRebecca Taylor: T 718 786 3139 / rebecca_taylor@moma.org


September at MoMA PS1


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