Stuart Middleton

The At the Cliffs of River Rhine group exhibition is on at Münchenstein’s Oslo10, opening November 17 and running to December 18.

The show features work by Ana Andra, Alexandra Bircken, Heidi Bucher, Feminist Land Art Retreat, Luca Francesconi, Christine und Irene Hohenbüchler, Stuart Middleton, and Lucia Elena Prusa among others.

The exhibition is curated by Florentine Muhry & Cathrin Mayer and has an accompanying text by Fabian Leitgeb that scrolls through the work in poetics:

“…A lot of stuff is lying around; the whole room is covered. Drawn on often washed linen, ripped indigo colored cotton; a sculpture titled Light and Fluffy Sea Eel; boiled alpaca wool and sea snails as a sign of a withdrawn heart…”

See the Oslo10 website for details.**

Right to left: Feminist Land Art Retreat, 'Heavy Flow Film Poster (Timeless)', 'Heavy Flow Film Poster (EXPLOSIVE)' (2016); Min Yoon, 'Untitled' (2016). Installation view. Courtesy JTT, New York. — Right to left: Feminist Land Art Retreat, ‘Heavy Flow Film Poster (Timeless)’, ‘Heavy Flow Film Poster (EXPLOSIVE)’ (2016); Min Yoon, ‘Untitled’ (2016). Installation view. Courtesy JTT, New York.

The Being There group exhibition will be on at Vilma Gold, opening June 30 and running July 30.

Alongside a simultaneous solo show by artist Brian Griffiths called Bill & Vilma at Vilma Gold, curator Matt Williams has brought together several artists for what promises to be a strong and bold mix of material and political practices that mostly seem to deal with structures and their building or unbuilding.

Exhibiting artists are Neïl Beloufa, Hannah Black, Eliza Douglas, Klara Liden, Colin Lowe & Roddy Thomson, Stuart Middleton and Avery Singer.

As is often the case with the East London space, there is little by way of information prior to the exhibition opening itself save for a photo of someone tuning a TV that is broadcasting a moment between Sesame Street’s Big Bird and a young woman.

See the Vilma Gold website for (limited) details.**

At the Cliffs of River Rhine @ Oslo10, Nov 17 – Dec 18

Being There @ Vilma Gold, Jun 30 – Jul 30

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