Sentences with phrase «garage field research»

Forthcoming is 89plus RUSSIA, developed in collaboration with curators Hans Ulrich Obrist and Simon Castets, as part of the Garage Field Research program.

Located on the other side of the second floor, a spate of exhibitions represent the ongoing Garage Field Research program — a platform for artists examining obscure or forgotten aspects of Russian culture.

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The Field Research program, which dovetails with the Garage's education and archival departments, doesn't just underscore the necessity of this museum, it sets it apart from other private institutions around the globe.

The Family Tree of Russian Contemporary Art; Field Research: A Progress Report and Rikrit Tiravanija: Tomorrow is the question at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow Julien Prévieux, Francisco Sobrino, Raphaël Zarka at Jousse Entreprise, Paris Antje Majewski: E.F.A. im Garten at neugerriemschneider, Berlin Oscar Tuazon: Break the Glass at Kastro, Antiparos, Cyclades Rochelle Goldberg: The Cannibal Actif at Vava, Milan Mark Bradford: Sea Monsters at Gemeentemuseum den Haag, The Hague Momentum 8: The Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art: Tunnel Vision, various venues, Moss After Babel / Poetry will be made by all / 89plus at Moderna Museet, Stockholm Giorgio Griffa: A Retrosptective, 1968 — 2014 at Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva Eloise Hawser: Lives on Wire at ICA, London Thomas Hirschhorn: In - Between at South London Gallery Glenn Ligon: Encounters and Collisions at Tate Liverpool Radames «Juni» Figueroa at Edel Assanti, London Not with nothing but.

The Family Tree of Russian Contemporary Art; Field Research: A Progress Report; Rirkrit Tiravanija: Tomorrow is the Question, at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow

Below, you can view past works by the artists Eric Bulatov, Yayoi Kusama, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Julius Koller, and Katharina Grosse who are included in the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art's opening exhibition and will be presenting interactive installations and works at the museum's new location, as well as images from the museum's ongoing research project, Field Research: a progress report, and an image of the building that was once known as Vremaresearch project, Field Research: a progress report, and an image of the building that was once known as VremaResearch: a progress report, and an image of the building that was once known as Vremana Goda: