SHEZAD DAWOOD
6th September – 19th December 2008, Lightness of Being, Initial Access, Frank Cohen Collection
6th December 2008 - 24th January 2009, Feature: Architecture – Shezad Dawood, East Side Projects, Birmingham, UK
www.eastsideprojects.org
December 2008 – February 2009, Indian Highway – as Dawood/Deora collaboration, Serpentine Gallery, London, UK
Shezad will be working with Mukul Deora to compose the soundtrack to the Indian Highway exhibit – which will be disseminated virally, including downloadable ringtones and jingles

February 2009, Tate Triennial, Tate Britain, London. This last stop of the UK tour of ‘Feature’.
www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/tatetriennial/default.shtm
13th February – 4th May 2009, Re-Imagining Asia, The New Art Gallery Walsall
www.artatwalsall.org.uk

SHIN IL KIM
12th September – 5th November 2008, Media CitySeoul -The 5th Seul International Media Art Biennal, Seoul, Korea
http://mediacityseoul.or.kr/En/main.html
27th September – 9th November 2008, SmackMellon, New York, USA
http://www.smackmellon.org/

2nd October 2008 – 11th January 2009, The International Biennial of Contemporary Art of Seville, Spain
http://www.fundacionbiacs.com/biacs3/
Hermesprize show, Seoul, Korea
Seoul ArtCenter, curated by Min Seok Seo, Seoul, Korea
http://www.sac.or.kr/eng/

RAGNAR KJARTANSSON

6th November 2008 - 1st February 2009, T2 – Seconda edizione della Triennale Torino
http://www.torinotriennale.it/ita/t2.htm
19th July - 2nd November 2008, Manifesta7-The European Biennal of Contemporary Art
http://www.manifesta7.it/

STÉPHANIE NAVA
19th March – 18th May 2008, Archéologies du présent – Collection Frac Centre, Musée Archéologique D’Argentomagus,
Les Mersans, Saint-Marcel
http://www.frac-centre.fr/public/acc_en.htm
23rd February - 29th June 2008, Permutations / 40 Artistes 01 Musée Vide, Musée des Beaux-Arts et d’Archéologie, Valence
http://www.musee-valence.org/fr/default.php

3rd November - 20th December 2008, Considering a Plot (Dig For Victory), Viafarini, Milano
http://www.viafarini.org/
2nd October - 31st December 2008, Musée de Picardie, Amiens
4th October - 14th November 2008, École Supérieure d'Art et de Design
Des certitudes, sans doute(s) - Une collection privée d'art contemporain
1st November - 20th December 2008, Out of office, Espace de l’Eurorégion Alpes-Méditerranée, Bruxelles

LISI RASKIN

4th December 2008 – 21st March 2009, The Possibility of an Island, MOCA at Goldman Warehouse,
Museum of Contemporary Art North, Miami, Florida
http://www.mocanomi.org/possibility.html
20th December 2008 - 1st March 2009, Soft Manipulation, Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'art Contemporain, Luxembourg
http://www.casino-luxembourg.lu/content_en.htm
12th September – 8th November 2009, 11th Istanbul Biennial
http://www.iksv.org/bienal/english/

13/06/2008
Show info-Shin il

25/02/2007
Lisi Raskin on New York Times

23/02/2007
PARK AVENUE ARMORY AND ART DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
ANNOUNCE SITE-SPECIFIC INSTALLATIONS IN ARMORY’S HISTORIC INTERIORS
Commission Celebrates Ongoing Revitalization of Park Avenue Armory and Marks 20th Anniversary of
The Art Show
NEW YORK, January 25, 2008 — Park Avenue Armory in association with the Art Dealers Association of
America (ADAA) announced today that three artists have been commissioned to create site-specific works
for the Armory’s historic rooms. The artists, selected by curators Trevor Smith, Vincenzo de Bellis, Maria
Lind under the supervision of Tom Eccles Executive Director at Center For Curatorial Studies, Bard
College, are Spencer Finch, Lisi Raskin, and Pietro Roccasalva. In addition, a video and multimedia art
installation by multiple contemporary artists will occupy the Armory’s main hallway. The installations which
are titled High Resolution: Artists Projects at the Armory will be on view from February 21–25, 2008,
during the 20th annual Art Show which is organized by the ADAA to benefit Henry Street Settlement.
“The realization of this project speaks to the strengths of both The Art Show and Park Avenue Armory as
they create an inviting space for contemporary, modern and historical art,” said Roland Augustine,
President of the Art Dealers Association of America and Partner in Luhring Augustine. “The Armory has
always been home to The Art Show and we want to support their work by stimulating new creative projects
in its revitalized space.”
Lisi Raskin’s work, Command and Control, will engage the role of Park Avenue Armory’s Colonel’s Office
as a monitoring station. The installation will be a mobile observation point in which the room will be
monitored by three guards within a private chamber. The secret chamber will not be physically accessible
to viewers of the installation, but will be visible via TV monitors, and radio transmissions—creating a space
where the would-be art viewers become the subjects being viewed.
Raskin is artist-in-residence at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College for 2008, her project is
curated by Maria Lind, Director of Master Program, CCS Bard College
05/02/2008
SHIN IL KIM on Artforum

Shin il Kim has been invited to 'Media City Seoul 2008', international media biennial, which opens on the Sept 11 2008.

20/12/2007
PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT
53. INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION
Ragnar Kjartansson
to represent Iceland at the Venice Biennale in 2009
link http://www.cia.is/venice/

24/10/2007
Invisible Masterpiece-Shin il Kim's show at SCAD
at Pei Ling Chan Gallery at The Savannah College of Art and Design

16/10/2007
Shin il Kim
we are also on
Undo.net
and on
www.tafter.it
with the video of the opening

08/10/2007
Ragnar Kjartansson
FOLKSONG
508 W 25th st, New York City
Live performance October 11-20, 11am - 5pm

FOLKSONG is a ten-day performance. For six hours a day, Ragnar Kjartansson will stand in his tableau vivant of autumn trees and setting sun, singing his heart out to passers-by. The work is a European’s bona fide take on America, loaded with clichés from different cultural productions. Dressed in cocktail wear and braced with a shiny red hollow body and a powerful amplifier, Kjartansson performs over and over again a short verse from an unknown but strangely familiar song.
Born in Iceland in 1976, Ragnar Kjartansson has as an artist and musician taken on countless roles, each a merger of personas from cultural history and his present self. His line of work includes video, drawing and painting, with performance at the centre of his practice. Exploring the relationship between the artist and the viewer, his experiments range from the display of a simple sign apologizing for the artist’s absence, to his physical presence for a whole month performing relentlessly. Combining the video loop, musical tradition and theatre practice, Kjartansson repeats the same thing again and again. In the role of the incurable romantic, he declares: “Art is for me like the blues; I use it to purify my soul.”
The event is curated by Markus Thor Andresson.

20/09/2007
September 20 to 23, 2007 Lisi Raskin's work Stützpunkt (2007) is on show in
"What Remains. Quello che resta", second edition of the contemporary art
exhibition in Lambretto.

Stützpunkt, 2007
Osb board, plywood, paint, cardboard, paper, gels, florescent lights
dimensions variable
photo© Aaron Baghetti
Art Forum
02/07/2007
Veronica Smirnoff

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