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  • END OF DAYS
    new york NEW YORK

    GROUP EXHIBITION
    END OF DAYS
    JANUARY 12–FEBRUARY 11, 2012
    OPENING: THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 6-8PM
    Mixed Greens is thrilled to present End of Days, a group exhibition featuring the work of Jessica Cannon, Bonnie Collura, Erin Dunn, Susan Hamburger, Valerie Hegarty, Patrick Jacobs, Brian A. Kavanaugh, Sophia Narrett, Hilary Pecis, Seth Scantlen, Melanie Schiff, and Dana Sherwood.

    MIXED GREENS
    531 WEST 26TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR
    NEW YORK, NY 10001

  • Preemptive Evolution
    paris FRANCE

    November 11th – December 3rd
    Opening Reception: November 10th
    6-9 pm
    Galerie Dukan Hourdequin
    24, rue Pastourelle
    75003, Paris, France
    ph. +33 6 61 93 49 29

    William Huffman: Nicholas Di Genova has developed a unique practice that is as firmly rooted in the utterly fantastical as it is in the deeply scientific. His depictions of hybrid creatures examine wildlife illustration through a Sci-­‐fi lens. Di Genova’s highly detailed, and often encyclopaedic investigations of the natural world, yield monstrosities that are the most unlikely of amalgamations – these can be, for instance, a fusion of cat, goat and snake with cormorant, or tortoise merging into carnivorous plant and even a toad with eight, tentacle-­‐like tongues.

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  • nonLin/Lin Pavilion
    orleans FRANCE

    suckerPUNCH: describe your project.

    marc FORNES / THEVERYMANYTM ©2011: nonLin/Lin Pavilion – is a prototype which engages in a series of architectural experiments referred to as text based morphologies. Beyond its visual perception of sculptural and formal qualities, the prototypes are built forms developed through custom computational protocols. The parameters of these protocols are based on form finding (surface relaxation), form description (composition of developable linear elements), information modeling (re-assembly data), generational hierarchy (distributed networks), and digital fabrication (logistic of production).

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  • ever-after
    new york NEW YORK

    Jack Shainman Gallery is pleased to announce Ever -After, a solo exhibition of new work by Nick Cave. Cave will present a group of ‘Soundsuits.’ This sculptural form based on the scale of the artist’s body is at the core of Cave’s practice. It camouflages the body, masking and creating a second skin that conceals race, gender, and class, forcing the viewer to look without judgment. However, Ever-After marks a noticeable shift in his approach. The ‘Soundsuits’ will interact within subtly narrative tableaux. These figurative landscapes connect the viewer to a social consciousness, summoning the echoes and voices which Cave believes have been paralyzed to silence and subjected to unfair altercations in an often hostile society.

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  • morphology of biodiverscity
    los angeles CALIFORNIA

    suckerPUNCH: describe your project.

    adam VUKMANOV + julia KOERNER: Morphology of Biodivers[c]ity is a research project that studies form and structure in natural and biological environment of California. It was generated through 6 months residency program and scholarship at MAK Center, Los Angeles. The exhibition, held in the new gallery at Mackey apartments (design and built by Rudolph Schindler in 1939), was design as a multimedia set of results showing the morphologies of diverse natural and organic phenomenons as well as the man-made environment.

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  • made up:design’s fictions
    pasadena CALIFORNIA

    ART CENTER COLLEGE ANNOUNCES MADE UP:DESIGN’S FICTIONS

    Exhibition Explores the Future As Envisioned By a New Generation of Architects and Designers
     
    Lecture Series and Public Exhibition January 29 – March 20, 2011
     
    Wind Tunnel Gallery
    Art Center College of Design South Campus
    950 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91105

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  • fabricate
    london UK

    FABRICATE is an International Peer Reviewed Conference with supporting publication and exhibition to be held at The Building Centre in London from 15-16 April 2011. Discussing the progressive integration of digital design with manufacturing processes, and its impact on design and making in the 21st century, FABRICATE will bring together pioneers in design and making within architecture, construction, engineering, manufacturing, materials technology and computation.

    Keynote Speakers: Mark Burry, Philip Beesley, Neri Oxman and Matthias Kohler

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  • PlastiCity FantastiCity
    melbourne AUSTRAILIA

    public lecture by feature article writer clark THENHAUS 19 august 2010
    6:00-7:00pm RMIT Casey Plaza
    launch / exhibition
    7:30 – late 1000 Bend Gallery

    kerb18 PlastiCity FantastiCity is the search for the future city. It interrogates the design of current cities and hyper-escalates ideas to a fictional realm, taking concepts to the brink of sanity. It aims to produce a collaboration of designers from different fields to produce less selfish ownership of designs.

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  • the business of aura
    new york NEW YORK

    The Business of Aura is an exhibition hosted in two locations, Elga Wimmer Gallery and Broadway Gallery, curated by Kelsey Harrington. It includes painting, drawing, photography, sculptural prototypes, and installation. The show examines the potential of studio processes to produce aura.

    Artists & architecturally trained designers at Elga Wimmer Gallery include – Helen Brough, Elizabeth Cooper, Cmmnwlth (Zoe Coombes & David Boira)-in collaboration with Timothy Saccenti, Kelsey Harrington, Jon Meyer, Steve Orlando, Devin Powers, Snarkitecture, SOFTlab, Studio Mode, and yo_cy (Christine Yogiaman & Ken Tracy).

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  • the artless drawing
    los angeles CALIFORNIA

    THE ARTLESS DRAWING: NEIL DENARI, 1982-1996
    IN ASSOCIATION WITH UCLA ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
    OPENING RECEPTION SUNDAY JUNE 6, 2010, 6:30-8:30PM PUBLIC RECEPTION IN CONJUNCTION WITH ACHIM FREYER SATURDAY JUNE 19, 7-9PM EXHIBITION RUNS THROUGH JULY 15, 2010

    Image Credits:
    Neil Denari, Tokyo International Forum Competition, 1989
    Pantone color (seafoam green, bright orange, grey, red and blue) and Zip-A-Tone on Photostatic print
    copyright Neil Denari – please do not reproduce without permission for the artist

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