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From a Dior collaborator who works in a Roman pasta factory to the French artist reimagining Paris — we introduce key highlights from the APT Collection
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Several months before the official opening of documenta14, which has chosen Athens as a forum alongside Kassel in Germany, last September saw its inauguration with “The Parliament of Bodies” in Athens’s Parko Eleftherias (translated as Freedom Park).
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Georg Kargl, Wien, is currently hosting a group exhibition titled 'Winter is Coming (Homage to the Future)'.
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Possibly because of their short life spans, biennales are often obsessed with the need to redefine past, present and future.
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Though Documenta 14, arguably the grandest and most important art exhibition in the whole world, is not set to arrive until next year, first in Athens on April 8 and then in Kassel, Germany, its traditional home, on June 10, programming will actually begin next week in the Greek capital.
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Things happen, and then they happen again, but not the same way, not quite; such is the logic of the biennial.
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Perhaps the biggest problem with an art collection as staggeringly vast as Dakis Joannou's is: how do you show even a fraction of it in a relevant
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Organized by the architect Andreas Angelidakis, the show presents an improbably eclectic, high-low assortment of 43 pieces. It includes Modern classic
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Serious art collectors can spend weeks at a time chasing the ever present art fair or biennial around the globe in order to catch the latest and greatest in the art world. Obsessed fans should head to Germany next for the 8th rendition of the Berlin Biennale, which is spread across three venues throughout the historic city. This year’s biennial is curated by Colombian/Canadian...
Read MorePerhaps the biggest problem with an art collection as staggeringly vast as Dakis Joannou's is: how do you show even a fraction of it in a relevant
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It’s London’s turn in the great art fair cycle, and Frieze and its satellites have descended upon the British city for the eleventh year. The Carmody Groarke-designed pavilion will be even roomier this year, with wider aisles to suit visitor’s comfort and optimize the art-viewing experience. Along with the expected roster of top galleries, the fair welcomes some new seasoned faces like Blum & Poe, Marian Goodman and Maccarone.
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Andreas Angelidakis was trained as an architect, but has spent much of his career exploring the architecture of exhibitions and exhibition making
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Andreas Angelidakis was born in Athens in 1968. He studied Architecture at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) and continued his studies at Columbia University (MSAAD) in New York where he graduated in 1995. From the beginning of his career he has been working at the intersection of art and architecture, often expanding onto other disciplines such as curating and writing. His solo exhibitions include: Soft Ruin, ALT Art Space, Istanbul, 2016 / Every End is a Beginning, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, 2014 / CrashPad - Preliminary Statement for the 8th Berlin Biennial Kunstwerke, Berlin, 2014 / Group Mounain, The Breeder Athens, 2013 / Domesticated Mountain, GloriaMaria Gallery, Milano, 2012 / The Angelo Foundations Headquarters, with Angelos Plessas, Jeu de Paume, Paris, 2009 / Hotel Blue Wave, Inmo Gallery, Los Angeles, 2006 / Blue Wave, MU center for art and architecture, Eindhoven, 2005/ Neen World, The Breeder, Athens, 2003 / Future Paris, Visionaire Gallery, New York, 2001. He has worked on and participated in a number of large-scale group exhibitions in Greece and abroad, such as 12th Baltic Triennial at CAC Vilnius, 2015 (exhibition architecture) / Supersuperstudio at PAC, Milano, 2015 (co-curator, exhibition architecture) / Alejandro Jodorowsky, survey exhibiton, CAPC Bordeaux, 2015 (exhibition design) / 1:1 Period Rooms, Het Nieuwe Institute, Rotterdam, 2015 (curating and exhibition design) / Fin de Siecle – Inaugural Edition of Annual Design Series, Swiss Institute, New York, 2014 (curating) / DO-IT Moscow, Garage Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow, 2014 (exhibition design) / System of Objects – The Dakis Joannou collection reloaded, DESTE Foundation, Athens, 2013 (curating and exhibition design) / A Rock and a Hard Place, 3rd Thessaloniki Biennial, 2011 (exhibition design) / Model Kits – Selections from the Latin American collection, MUSAC, Leon, 2010 (exhibition design) / Heaven, 2nd Athens Biennial, 2009 (exhibition design), Collateral, Hangar Bicocca, Milano, 2008 (exhibition design). Group exhibitions include: Documenta 14, Kassel & Athens 2017 / Liverpool Biennial 2016 / Chicago Architectural Biennial 2015 / Frieze Foundation commissions, Frieze Art Fair London, 2013 / MADEINATHENS, 13th Venice Biennial of Architecture, Greek Pavilion, 2012 / It’s a wonderful life, Kunsthalle Athena, Athens, 2012 / 1st Beijing International Design Triennial, Beijing, 2011 / Concrete Islands, Analix Forever, Paris, 2011 / Somewhere else, Espace Louis Vuitton, Paris, 2011 / The Politics of Art, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, 2010 / The Bar, Kunsthalle Athena, Athens, 2010 / The State of Things, Holon Museum of Design, Israel, 2010 / Expanded Ecologies, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, 2009 / Sonho de casa propria , Casa Encendida, Madrid, 2008 / If tomorrow Never Comes, Rodeo Gallery, Istanbul, 2008 / Transexperiences, 798 Art Space- Beijing, 2008 / In Present Tense, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, 2008 / New Trends in architecture, Artfront Gallery, Tokyo, 2007. Works by Andreas Angelidakis are included in the collections of The Art Institute of Chicago, the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens, the Zabludowicz Collection in London, the Dakis Joannou Collection in Athens.
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