Oleg Burdzenia. Ice Inspirations (2010)

New photography artist joins BK Contemporary portfolio. Check out The Ice Inspirations Cycle by Oleg Burdzenia!

"Saatchi Gallery Showdown 4" Submission

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Henryk Mikołaj Górecki / Krzysztof Pastor

Prapremiera: 27 marca 2011 Balet Krzysztofa Pastora w 4 częściach Muzyka: Henryk Mikołaj Górecki Beatus vir op. 38 psalm na baryton solo, chór mieszany i wielką orkiestrę Quasi una fantasia op. 78 na wielką orkiestrę smyczkową Kleines Requiem für eine Polka op. 66 na fortepian i 13 instrumentów Salve, sidus Polonorum op. 72 na wielki chór mieszany, organy, fortepiany i zespół instrumentów perkusyjnych (cz. III) Czas trwania: 1 godz. 30 min. bez przerwy Inscenizacja i choreografia: Krzysztof Pastor Dyrygent:Wojciech Michniewski Przygotowanie chóru: Bogdan Gola Dramaturg: Daniel Przastek Aranżacja przestrzeni i projekt świateł: Bert Dalhuysen Kostiumy: Yumiko Takeshima Projekcje: Miguel Nieto Asystent choreografa: Steven Etienne Polski Balet Narodowy, Chór i Orkiestra Opery Narodowej, Anna Marchwińska, Ryszard Szubert (fortepiany) oraz w Beatus vir Adam Kruszewski (baryton) Wykonania odbywają się za zgodą firm Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers, Ltd. Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne SA

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Igor Omulecki, "To" Exhibition opening Le Guern Gallery 18.03.2011

'To' is an exhibition of Igor Omuleckis new works. Contemplative photographs neighbour on punk-style works: a photo wallpaper glued to the wall, drawings by the artists son, or photographs utilising kitschy computer effects. Presenting his own loved ones, Omulecki discreetly situates himself in a family context. Generational change and transience are his vanitas today. His photographs stem from an intuitive exploration of the originary, natural and existential: movement and change.
Exhibition is opened till: 14 May, 2011

BK Contemporary debuts on Saatchi Online

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The beach. Julita Malinowska new upcomings in BK Contemporary portfolio

The beach cycle. 20x30 cm. Oil on canvas, 2009.

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Woman of India

Waranasi II

Armory Show 13th opens:

Armory Show Opens 13th Edition

NEW YORK, NY.- The Armory Show opened its thirteenth edition of the fair. The Armory Show 2011 features 274 blue-chip contemporary and modern art galleries from 31 countries. Keeping the focus ever on the artist, The Armory Show’s 2011 commissioned artist is Gabriel Kuri. Kuri’s work complements the special section Armory Focus: Latin America. As always, a robust calendar of VIP events, the Open Forum series of panels and roundtables featuring some of today’s greatest art minds, and collaborations with New York’s finest cultural institutions will keep art collectors and enthusiasts involved.

Armory Arts Week continues to underscore the city’s unparalleled artistic communities. “With a stellar list of international galleries participating in this year’s Armory Show, and all the other events and fairs happening in the city, Armory Arts Weeks, once again, makes New York City shine as the true center of the art world," notes De Backer.

The second edition of Armory Focus turns its attention to Latin America. This invitation-only component of The Armory Show, Armory Focus: Latin America features the pick of galleries from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela.

Armory Focus premiered in 2010 with Armory Focus Berlin where an expertly selected group of the city’s best established and emerging galleries was presented with great success, garnering extensive media coverage and achieving strong sales.

Gabriel Kuri: The Armory Show's 2011 Commissioned Artist
The Armory Show has commissioned Mexican-born, Belgium-based artist Gabriel Kuri to create the visual identity for the 2011 fair. Kuri’s artwork, which often combines everyday detritus and commonplace materials in unexpectedly poetic juxtapositions, set the aesthetic for the fair’s look, is featured in all its advertising and marketing materials and is showcased in the catalogue. This is the tenth year The Armory Show has commissioned an artist to define the image of the fair.

Gabriel Kuri is renowned for sculptures and collages made from the remains of everyday purchases and found objects. Kuri reconfigures meaning from tickets and receipts, retail supplies and slabs of marble, stones and other incongruous materials.

“We are very happy to have Gabriel Kuri contribute his unique sensibility to The Armory Show’s image,” said Executive Director Katelijne De Backer. “We look forward to sharing his gift for allusion and his lyrical combinations with the thousands of collectors, curators and art enthusiasts that visit our fair.”

Gabriel Kuri has exhibited widely throughout the world. He is represented by Sadie Coles HQ in London, Galería Kurimanzutto in Mexico City, Franco Noero in Turin and Esther Schipper in Berlin. His work has been seen in numerous international group shows, including the 5th Berlin Biennal (2008); Brave New Worlds at Walker Art Center, Minneapolis (2007) and at Colección Jumex, Ecatepec, Mexico (2008); and Unmonumental at New Museum, New York (2007). Recent and upcoming shows include Gabriel Kuri-Soft Information in Your Hard Facts at Museion, Bolzano; Join the Dots and Make a Point at Kunstverein Freiburg, Freiburg, traveling to Bielefelder Kunstverein, Bielefeld; and Gabriel Kuri: Nobody needs to know the price of your Saab at The Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston, traveling to the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. Kuri lives and works in Mexico City and Brussels.

Source: http://www.artdaily.com/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=45478