Art | November 19th, 2008
Elevator will be offering several new Internships at the Gallery Beginning in January 2009.
Gallery Assistant Internship (Three Months- renewable- days hours to be agreed)
An excellent opportunity to gain work experience in all areas of running a gallery. We have several positions available for this post.
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Tags: art internship, art opportunity
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Art | November 19th, 2008

Behind the Shutters Curtain Rd EC2A 3AA
www.mutatebritain.co.uk
25,000 sq ft, 5 floor art space with originals and prints on sale. Newly opening this Thursday then open every thurs/fri/sat until the end of the year.
Over 80 artists, Mutoid Waste sculptures, life size waxworks, video installation, performance, photography etc
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Art | November 19th, 2008

In at Number One …
Jeff Koons born 1955 in Pennsylvania, incorporates kitsch imagery. Sold £69.4m in the past year.
2 Jean-Michel Basquiat, born 1960 in Brooklyn, New York, was a graffiti artist who died in 1988. Sold £54.3m.
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Tags: art finance, art market, art money
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Art | November 19th, 2008
With its £2 trillion surplus, China’s economic might dominates the world. Now its painters and sculptors are developing, collectively, into a contemporary arts superpower. Asian artists, and in particular those from China, dominate a new list of the world’s best-selling contemporary artists of last year. Among the world’s most sought-after artists are the unfamiliar names of Zhang Xiaogang, Yue Minjun and Zeng Fanzhi.
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Tags: Asian art, Chinese art, Damien Hirst, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons, Richard Prince, Takashi Murakami, Wang Guangyi, Yue Minjun, Zeng Fanzhi, Zhang Xiaogang
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Art | November 18th, 2008
OPENING Wed 19 Nov 2008 6-9pm LANDSLIDE
Gordon Cheung / Masakatsu Kondo / Sea Hyun Lee
19 Nov – 20 Dec 2008 I-Myu Gallery, London UK
www.i-myu.com
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Art, Artists | November 18th, 2008
John Welchman, LA based speaker, author and expert and colleague of artist Paul McCarthy spent Friday at Sheffield Hallam Arts Dept The talk, slides and film shown of McCarthy’s recent ‘Caribbean Pirates’ (not showing at a cinema near you) was totally engaging. Abject art has nothing on what’s going on here, grotesque, ritualised, scatalogical, bloody, political and dangerous indeed. The informal talk after was on Institutional Risk and then I got a private tutorial. Top marks for the uni for arranging this, tickets for one hour talks at the ICA were recently £10, value for money counts in the current offensive mess Hallam uni have created for the arts dept. Audio recordings (each under 30mb, total around 90 mins) - Pirates pt.1 here. pt.2 here and Risk talk here.
Tags: audio lecture, john welchman, Paul McCarthy, risk, sheffield
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Art, Art Events | November 18th, 2008

You are invited to the opening party to view Jasper Joffe’s Poornographywith Her Majesty The Queen,
Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, and Princess Anne.There will be a live performance of classical music on a baby grand piano, oboe, and violin by acclaimed musicians Sabina Rakcheyeva, Carolyn Landau, and Shzr Ee Tan. At Sartorial’s magnificent new 6000 square feet gallery in Kings Cross.Tuesday 18 November, 6 to 10pm
SARTORIAL CONTEMPORARY ART 26 Argyle Square, London WC1H 8AP
www.sartorialart.com
Tags: Carolyn Landau, Jasper Joffe, Jasper Joffe's, Private View, Sabina Rakcheyeva, Sartorial, Shzr Ee Tan
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