Visual Artist

Swiss Institute Annual Benefit
Dinner & Auction 2011
Friday, November 4, 6PM–11PM

Swiss Institute / Contemporary Art
18 Wooster Street, New York City

Times Square Show

A group show at TIMES orchestrated by Marlous Borm.

A show based on the supremacy of the square
& the Times Square Show in New York in the 80’s.

Coinciding and encompassing a shape, place and a time.

With works by Tina Braegger, Paul Branca, Vittorio Brodmann,
Tobias Buche, Nicolas Ceccaldi, Skye Hunter Chamberlain,
Simon Denny, Jessica Eaton, Diego Fernandez, Simone Frazier,
Felisa Funes, Leila Hekmat, Calla Henkel, Karl Holmqvist,
Volker Hueller, Ilja Karilampi, Peter Kortmann, Lindsay Lawson,
Darri Lorrenzen, Birgit Megerle, Charles Mayton, Yoann Pistermann,
Max Pitegoff, Trevor Shimizu, Maxwell Simmer (Larrys),
Santiago Taccetti, Martin Thacker (Larrys), Antek Walczak,
Timur Si-Qin, Amy Yao, Phillip Zach & Maximilian Zentz Zlomovitz.

Show is opening Thursday October 29 from 20:00 onwards
+ on view Friday & Saturday evening & Sunday all day.

TIMES
Hermannstrasse 16
Berlin

DeltaKame is pleased to present BCC #4: Art is not a Prize Fight, a regimented competition featuring twelve artists, decked-out model boats, and a set of precise instructions. The participating artists’ creative liberties have been materially slimmed down by curatorial dictate: artists must use a readymade boat designed for children as their platform, and all additional flourish must be inspired from an emailed file, sent by another artist at the invitation of each competing artist. With their artistic prowess bound, success before their peers is dependent upon the strength of their lungs - and the ability to blow it.

Marlous Borm (& Antek Walczak)
Dora Budor (& Maja Cule)
Skye Chamberlain (& Billy Rennekamp)
Anne de Vries (& Matthew Lutz-Kinoy)
Felisa Funes (& Leilah Weinraub)
Kinga Kielczynska (& Joanna Zielinska)
Mirak Jamal (& Tore Wallert)
Darri Lorenzen (& Joel Holmberg)
Joseph Redwood-Martinez (& Annonymous)
Martin Kohout (& Honza Zamojski)
Benedicte Sehested (& Maria Zahle)
Mark Soo (& Jen Weih)

Sunday 28 August, 5pm.  Wannsee, Berlin.

Mark & Kyoko
present:

Amerika, América, Amerique

Opening: 4 July 2011, 4-11 pm
5 - 31 July 2011 (Saturdays & by appointment)

Hosted by Cleopatra’s Berlin
Kluckstraße 31
10785 Berlin-Schöneberg

Featuring work by:

Dan Bodan
Juliette Bonneviot
Marlous Borm
Tina Braegger
Nicolas Ceccaldi
Anne de Vries
Simon Denny
Yngve Holen
Thomas Julier
Ilja Karilampi
Dafna Maimon
Oscar Peters
Dan Rees
Benedicte Sehested
Thomas Sauter
Maxwell Simmer
Timur Si-Qin

Grimmuseum presents “Travelin’ Light” groupshow curated by Felisa Funes
May 5 – May 22 2011
Opening Thursday May 5, 19-23h

Travelin’ Light
…with Juliette Bonneviot, Marlous Borm, Simone Gilges, Kinga Kielczynska, Sophie Reinhold, Heji Shin, Juliane Solmsdorf, Helga Wretman, Nathan Baker, Anne De Vries, Matteo Giordano, Hannes Schmidt, Maxwell Simmer, James Whipple

The exhibition’s title Travelin’Light is taken from a classic Billie Holiday song. In its verses she bemoans the loss of love, yet through the repetition of this phrase “I’m travelin’ light” the singer insists she is now on coarse to creative freedom. The themes of light, both physical and spiritual, lightness of form and weight, as well as travel are manifest in this group exhibition of textile-based works.
Holiday sings, “ No one to see I’m free as the breeze, No one but me and my memories”. In organizing this exhibition the transformative nature of fabric was a primary interest. Here cloth is not only called upon to provide form (as in some regions of the world where it is primary shelter) and utilitarian function; but also as a way to direct our attention to time, memory, and culture. The artist selected for this exhibition have used textiles either directly or as one step of a working process. The result is a show of unexpected approaches to a medium with which we interact daily but don’t often have the space or cause to contemplate.

BYOB NYC

Friday, November 12, 2010, 6-10 PM
Spencer Brownstone Gallery,
39 Wooster St, New York City.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:

AGNES BOLT, ARTIE VIERKANT, BILLY RENNEKAMP, BRITTA THIE, BRIAN CLOSE, CALLA HENKEL & MAX PITEGOFF, CHARLES BROSKOSKI, DAMON ZUCCONI, DUNCAN MALASHOCK, DANIEL CHEW, DENA YAGO, HAYLEY SILVERMAN, JEREMY BAILEY, JESSE ENGLAND, JOEL HOLMBERG, JOHN MICHAEL BOLING, JOYCE JORDAN, KARI ALTMANN, KRIST WOOD, MAI UEDA, MARLOUS BORM, MICHELLE CEJA, MIKE RUIZ, RENE ABYTHE, RILEY HARMON, RYDER RIPPS, SARAH WEIS & ARTURO CUBACUB, TOM MOODY, TRAVESS SMALLEY, TRAVIS HALLENBECK, WOJCIECH KOSMA.

Spencer Brownstone Gallery is pleased to present the New York edition of BYOB, a one-night-exhibition exploring the medium of projection. 25 artists are invited to bring their own projectors to create a collaborative happening of moving light, sound and performance.

An acronym for Bring Your Own Beamer, the evening will propose a glimpse of computing in the future. Today the internet is confined to screens. Tomorrow information will surround us, composing our surfaces, defining our spaces, enmeshing itself with the ether. No longer simply part-and-parcel of everyday life, it will become a medium in which the everyday exists.

Featuring a generation of artists that grew up behind the screen, BYOB will have an open and dynamic structure that not only allows for spontaneity and experimentation, but also places questions concerning the formalism and engagement of the exhibition directly in the hands in the artists. A moving image is never an object, and when it is coupled with the increased flexibility of portable projection, the realm of experience quickly expands. The individual works will often overlap and sometimes even merge, producing a total environment that is more than the sum of its parts. Ultimately, this loose, free form format will mirror the chaos of the internet. Gallery visitors will stroll in a forest of browser windows much in the same way one browses sites on the web.

Curated by Rafaël Rozendaal

Saturday, October 23 · 8:00am - 1:00pm
High Desert Test Sites HQ/ Bob’s Sky Village Swapmeet
7028 Theater Road - Just off Hwy 247
Yucca Valley, CA

(organized by Wendy & Amy Yao)
hosted by Andrea Zittel & High Desert Test Sites HQ

www.amyyao.info/artswapmeet_2010.html
www.skyvillageswapmeet.com/index.html
…
Booths & Editions by:
Green Gallery (Milwaukee), Pentti Monkkonen, Art Swapmeet Editions, Formerly Known as Smockshop, C-O-O-L ART (Portland, OR), Sandy Yang/ Gabie Strong, Nick Mauss, Tobias Madison (Switzerland), Amy Yao, David Benjamin Sherry, Asha Schechter/ Andy Spore, Correll Correll (NY), Josh Blackwell, Josh Brand/ Bianca Beck, Mary Ping, Petrova Giberson (Detroit), Jacob Robichaux, ASU Graduate School of Art (Tempe, AZ), Marc Hundley, Danny McDonald, Tamar Halpern, Alex P. Klein, Cory Arcangel, Piero Golia, Eric Wesley/ Sara Clendening, Laura Owens, Isabel Asha Penzlien, Anne Eastman, Marlous Borm, Derek Larson (FL), Alice Konitz, Becca Albee, Noah Sheldon, Michael Stickrod, Gloria & Shawn Maximo, Max Krivitzky, Sumi Ink Club (Los Angeles), Jen Smith, Chris Johanson, Miljohn Ruperto, Matthais Connor, Ashland Mines and many more.

Autosuggestion, a group show with works by Marlous Borm, Xavier Cha, Mira Dancy, Jenna Gribbon, Nancy de Holl, Sam Falls, Caris Reid & Hanna Sandin

Tuesday September 14th, 8-11 PM
Curated by Caris Reid, hosted by Dossier.
267 Elizabeth Street, New York NY

Works by

Marlous Borm, Tobias Buche, Simone Gilges, Nico Ihlein,

Peter Kisur, Kitty Kraus, Jonas Lipps, Yoann Pisterman,

Hanna Schwarz, Andreas Sell & Eni Steinhausen.

Performance by Reimo Herfort

This Friday 6-10PM
Evas Arche und der Feminist’s
Casa Durststrecken
at the Taut and Tame.
Hanseatenweg 3 Berlin

Available Works operates aside from established structures for the presentation and sale of art such as galleries or project spaces. Available Works employs changing exhibition concepts presenting different artists, and each time it manifests itself will take on a different format, be it an exhibition space, publication, outdoor advertising space, auction or online blog. The only constant of Available Works consists of the aim to offer an immediate and uncomplicated but at the same time surprising access to the perception and purchase of art within a temporary framework.

The first exhibition of Available Works will occupy two adjoining rooms at .HBC and present the following artists and their works:

Carla Åhlander, AIDS-3D, Nándor Angstenberger, Marlon de Azambuja, Darcy Bartoletti, Marlous Borm, Giulio Delvé, Etienne Descloux PE-P, Jeremy Everett, Agathe Fleury, France Fiction, Jeanno Gaussi, Isabelle Graeff, Elín Hansdóttir, Sarah Illenberger, Lisa Jugert, Rainer Kamlah, Kinga Kielczynska, John Kleckner, Bo Christian Larsson, Andrea Legiehn, Angela Liosi, Alexander May, Raul de Nieves, Yudi Noor, Despina Stokou, Spencer Sweeney, Maria Taniguchi, Ignacio Uriarte, Voin de Voin, Sinta Werner, Philip Wiegard, Henry Woller, Rommelo Yu, Phillip Zach

Music program: Charles de Pury, saralunden, Andre Vida

For further information please contact:

Curated by Johannes Schön & Annika von Taube

“Petersburg“, Available Works at .HBC, Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 9, 10178 Berlin

Opening April 29, 2010, 8-12 pm
Open May 1 and 2, 2-6 pm, and upon request