Works on Paper
Callum Innes
Dan Walsh
Ian Davenport
Paul Drissen
Steven Aalders
5 November – 17 December 2016
Slewe Gallery
Kerkstraat 105A
1017 GD Amsterdam
www.slewe.nl
image © Slewe Gallery Amsterdam, Callum Innes – Untitled from the Cento Series, 2016, oil on oil paper, 130 x 100 cm
harvest
Opening on Sunday 2 October 2016
10.00 – 19.00 hours
Thomas A Clark
Alec Finlay
Hamish Fulton
Diane Howse
Esther Kokmeijer
Hannah Lees
Peter Liversidge
Claudia Losi
Jeremy Millar
Anne Vibeke Mou
Graham Rich
Carol Robertson
Willem Sanders
Trevor Sutton
herman de vries
curated by Peter Foolen
kunstraumlangenlois p.p.
Christina Lackner & Norbert Fleischmann
Holzplatz 5
3550 Langenlois
open from 2 October 2016 until 2017 (to be announced)
every first Sunday of the month 10.00 – 19.00 hours
and by appointment
tel +43 (0) 2734 21229 / +43 (0) 664 3685367
email flacstation@gmail.com
more info:
www.norbertfleischmann.at
photograph Diane Howse – Acorn, 2007, cast bronze, actual size
John Cage: Lecture on the weather
16 September – 17 December 2017
Frith Street Gallery
Soho Square
60 Frith Street
London W1D 3JJ
http://www.frithstreetgallery.com/shows/view/john_cage_lecture_on_the_weather_1975
This exhibition is curated by the artist Jeremy Millar, who conceived
the exhibition Every Day is a Good Day – The Visual Art of John Cage for
Hayward Touring (2010-11).
‘I dedicate this work to the U.S.A., that it become just another part of the world, no more, no less.’
— John Cage, Prelude, Lecture on the Weather (1975)
In the lead-up to America’s presidential election, Frith Street
Gallery and the John Cage Trust join to present a unique iteration of a
still prescient work by the seminal American composer, artist, and
writer, John Cage. Lecture on the Weather (1975) was originally
conceived as a work for either radio or the stage, as a commission from
the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to mark the Bicentennial of the USA.
It will be presented at Frith Street Gallery in a new installation
based on materials captured at an important 2007 performance at Bard
College in upstate New York, featuring an extraordinary cast, including
Merce Cunningham, Jasper Johns, Leon Botstein, John Ralston Saul, and
others. Theirs was a tour de force realization of a masterpiece, now
presented for the first time in Europe.
John Cage was devoted to Henry David Thoreau, and, like Ralph Waldo
Emerson, believed there to be ‘no truer American’. For Lecture on the
Weather, Cage drew excerpts from Thoreau’s classic texts, which he then
cast into a score using I Ching-derived chance operations; additionally,
each score was intermittently graced with chance-determined fragments
of Thoreau’s nature drawings, which were to be interpreted as music, in
the manner of graphic notation. At the start, Cage delivers a softly
polemic prelude, and when the readings and musical realizations
commence, so also begins a slowly escalating weather soundscape created
by Maryanne Amacher. The work culminates with a film by Luis Frangella:
Thoreau’s elemental nature drawings, now stark white on black,
simulating flashes of lightning on a dark and stormy night. All of the
elements — speech, music, film, lighting, and weather — combine to
create a stunningly sensorial experience.
Complementing the installation will be a number of Cage’s early
prints that also take inspiration from Thoreau. These include works from
the series 17 Drawings by Thoreau (1978), Score Without Parts (40
Drawings by Thoreau) (1978), Signals (1978), Changes &
Disappearances (1979-82), and Dereau (1982).
press release Frith Street Gallery
images © 2016, Frith Street Gallery
At Frith Street Gallery Golden Square there will be the exhibition Tacita Dean: La Exuberance from 16 September – 4 November 2016
herman de vries
humulus lupulus
hop cones in a cardboard box, edition of 19 signed and numbered copies
edition published on the occasion of the exhibition
herman de vries – no beginning, no end
10 September – 16 October 2016
Galerie der Stadt Tuttlingen
Rathausstrasse 7
78532 Tuttlingen
www.galerie-tuttlingen.de
edition available at info@galerie-tuttlingen.de
Rémy Zaugg
Gesammelte Schriften – Texte, Gespräche, Vorträge, Briefe
10 volumes in cassette
redaction Eva Schmidt
isbn 978-3-86442-170-9
each volume 24 x 17 cm, total circa 3000 pages
published by Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Siegen
in collaboration with Le Consortium, Dijon and Verein der Freunde von Rémy Zaugg
and
Snoeck Verlagsgesellschaft mbH
Kasparstrasse 9-11
50670 Köln
www.snoeck.de
published on the occasion of the exhibition Rémy Zaugg. Die Frage der Wahrnehmung
1 November 2015 – 6 March 2016
Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen
Unteres Schloss 1
57072 Siegen
Germany
http://www.mgk-siegen.de/deu/museumund-publikationen/publikationen/ausstellungskataloge-und-schriftenreihen/rmy-zaugg-gesammelte-schriften.html
French edition published by les presses du réel, Dijon, 2016
on the occasion of this exhibition the catalogue Rémy Zaugg. The Question of Perception was also published by Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen
