This Panel piece was original made in the 80’ties by CRES 1 and Goofy from Whap Gang.
It is of course gone now, so they made a recontruction on a olde train.
CRES 1 went to the trainyard and bought a piece from a old train to the recronstruction.

Sabe, More, Cave, Sketch, Even, Cres & Isoe and some more of the best Danish graffiti artist have a show this week in Copenhagen.

I found the cool artist from Paris, in live action in Copnehagen, he did som very nice shawdows and clouds.

MAGNUS WALLIN
EDUCATED
AUGUST 30 – SEPTEMBER 29, 2007

Once Upon a Time, 2007, aluminum, 39 x 22 x 12cm

Galerie Nordenhake is pleased to announce the re-opening of its Stockholm gallery at Hudikvallsgatan, under the directorship of Ben Loveless. For this occasion, the gallery will present an exhibition of new works by the Swedish artist Magnus Wallin. Wallin will show eight sculptures and one new video work which are formally and conceptually representative of his inquiry into the ideology of physical beauty in Western culture.

Wallin’s work takes on the norms that define an ideal body in the history of images. In fact, Wallin was born with a withered arm which has allowed him to personally confront the visual authority of the ideal body. In the works “Intimate“ and “Once Upon a Time“ Wallin uses 1:1 casts of his disfigured finger and arm, respectively, as a basis from which to work. Wallin questions how historical efforts to define and standardize what is physically “normal“ have changed the self’s perception of the body. Thus, the subject’s identity is a product of a social and moral education that stresses basic ‘standards’ of being.

Wallin explores the institutions that propose the distinction between what is ‘normal’ and ‘abnormal’ as natural. This dualism is artificial according to Wallin, used to exclude those who are ‘different.’ In “Lamp,“ an old Art Deco lamp in the form of a dancer has, instead of a shade, the top portion of a skull attached on top. Similarly, in “Institute“ a rib cage has been flipped upside down and lined with a plastic bag. These objects attempt to visualize, in the artist’s words, ‘the structures of oppression,’ aiming at an alternate narrative to the constant classification of the human body.

Magnus Wallin was born in 1965 in Kåseberga, Sweden, he is based I Malmö. This is his third time exhibiting at Galerie Nordenhake. He studied fine art at the Konsthögskolan Valand in Gothenburg and at the Danske Kunstakademi in Copenhagen. Recent shows include “Meet the New You”, Des Moines Art Center, USA (2007), “Black box Magnus Wallin”, Hirschhorn Museum, Washington, USA (2006) “Physical Sightseeing“ at the Kunsthalle Wien/Ursula Blicke Video Archive (2006), “The Moderna Exhibition“ at the Moderna Museet, Stockholm (2006), “Kiss the Frog! The Art of Transformation“ at the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo (2005), “Physical Paradise”, James Cohan Gallery (2002), “Solo”, Tensta Konstahall and Malmö Konsthall (2002), “Physical Sightseeing”, Boras Konsthall and Uppsala Konstmuseum (2001-2000), and “Skyline”, Moderna Museet, Stockholm (2000). During the last years, his works have been presented among other venues at Art Unlimited, Art Basel, Egofugal, 7th International Istanbul Biennial (2001), “Hieronymus Bosch,“ Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam (2001), “Plateau of Mankind,“ 49th Venice Biennial (2001), Impakt Festival, Centraal Museum in Utrecht (2001), and “End of the World & Principle Hope,“ Kunsthaus Zürich (1999).

Opening: Thursday August 30, 2007, 17.00-20.00
Exhibition period: August 31 – September 29, 2007
Installation views are available after the opening at www.nordenhake.com
Please contact the gallery for further information and press images

CHRISTIAN ANDERSSON MIROSLAW BALKA ANN BÖTTCHER JOHN COPLANS JONAS DAHLBERG ANN EDHOLM SPENCER FINCH HREINN FRIDFINNSSON ANTONY GORMLEY FRANKA HÖRNSCHEMEYER GUNILLA KLINGBERG Eva LÖFDAHL INGO MELLER MEUSER ESKO MÄNNIKKÖ SIROUS NAMAZI WALTER NIEDERMAYR MARJETICA POTRČ HÅKAN REHNBERG ULRICH RÜCKRIEM KARIN SANDER MICHAEL SCHMIDT LEON TARASEWICZ JOHAN THURFJELL ALAN UGLOW GÜNTER UMBERG MAGNUS WALLIN RÉMY ZAUGG

NB: new address
GALERIE NORDENHAKE
HUDIKSVALLSGATAN 8, SE-113 30 STOCKHOLM
T. 46 8 211892 F. 46 8 109641

Galerie Nordebhake

24. august – 22. september Fernisering den 24. august 2007 kl. 17-20
Backroom: Michael Mørk

24. august – 22. september Fernisering den 24. august 2007 kl. 17-20
Backroom: Michael Mørk
“I’m deeply superficial” + katalogudgivelse Galleri Tom Christoffersen præsenterer Mogens Møllers separatudstilling: KRYPTO PLASTIK – med skulpturer der vejer 1/2 ton, årtusinder gammel tekst, selvbiografisk fotografi og meget mere. I dag afdækkes alt. Vores forbrugsvaner, gener, økonomi og resultatet skal helst kunne forklares i en hurtig powerpoint-præsentation. Mogens Møller går i den modsatte retning. I stedet for at konstruere områder der krænges ud, bevarer kunstneren steder, som stadig kan være hemmelige, og han skaber rum, som ikke er tilgængelige. Det lyder kryptisk, men netop det at kode en form og et sammenhænge og at skabe mulighed for at koden kan brydes på utallige måder, er det bærende i denne udstilling. Værkudvalget spænder vidt: Tvetydige minimalistiske objekter, der skaber synsbedrag ved at være i ubalance. Støttepiller kendt fra antikkens figurer, der forskydes i tid, skala og sammenhænge, så anordningen i dag vejer 400 kg og mister sin oprindelige funktion. Tekster, der alle er skabelsesberetninger, men som ikke peger på den samme oprindelse. Udstillingen KRYPTO PLASTIK er en rum(me)lig formverden med respekt for den enkeltes tid og tankegods. Den udfordrer vanetænkning og opfordrer os til selv at skabe nye forbindelser. Mogens Møller (1934) er tidigere professor ved det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi. Af offentlige arbejder i samarbejde med Hein Hensen og Stig Brøgger kan nævnes Stjerner, Aalborg Universitet 1980, Fredens Port, Kbh 1982. Mogens Møller er bl.a. repræsenteret på Statens Museum for Kunst, Malmö Kunsthal, Moderna Museet Stockholm og Sharjah Art Museum, FAE. Kunstneren er blevet tildelt adskillige hædersbevisninger såsom Eckersberg Medaljen (1988), Thorvaldsen Medaljen (1994) og I 1994 blev Mogens Møller honoreret med Statens Kunstfonds livsvarig ydelse. Udstillingen er støttet af Kunstrådets Billedkunstudvalg.

GALLERI TOM CHRISTOFFERSEN
Skindergade 5 • DK-1159 København K
Tlf. +45 33917610 / +45 26377210 •
galleri@tomchristoffersen.dk

Tom Christoffersen Web.

Terry Rodge
opening: 24 August 2007
6 – 9 pm

The Rhythms of Infinitive Grace, 2007

Nicola Von Senger

Vilma Gold Website..

Dear Friends of the Gallery
You and your friends are cordially invited to the opening of our new exhibition on
Saturday, August 25, 2007, from 11am to 6pm
Marcus Knupp will be present.

Arndt Partner Zurich is featuring the emerging painter Marcus Knupp, currently based in Berlin. Born 1978 in Germany to American parents, the artists’ understanding and exposure to both cultures was through the lens of his biographical status – being in the middle and armed with a mass of cultural pop imagery which he uses in a paste like application to create landscapes and narrative scenes that exist in layered abstract lines of thought.
Marcus is more interested in the foggy zone of psychological response rather then in premeditated commentary. The artist allows the work to dictate its own creation, thus evoking pictorial zones with multiple interpretations. All of this is done with a light hand, and heart, with a playful sensibility and at the same time with a rare self-confidence of being the master of his canvas.

Season Opening of the Zurich Galleries on 22 and 24/25 August 2007.

@ ShContemporary – GALERIE KRINZINGER

Galerie Krinzinger is pleased to announce the participation at ShContemporary, the new international Art Fair in Shanghai, Asia, 6 to 9 September 2007.
This new art fair is organized by the galerist Pierre Huber and Lorenzo Rudolf, well known from Art Basel and Bologna.
Galerie Krinzinger and Galerie Cristina Guerra (Lisbon, Portugal) will present
NEW WORKS of ERWIN WURM at the joint booth.
We would be very glad to welcome you at our booth, number W2-11.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further information.
Our mobile phones at ShContemporary: + 43 676 32 48 379 / + 43 676 32 48 385

Best regards,
Ursula Krinzinger
Thomas Krinzinger

We are delighted to invite you to the opening of our upcoming exhibition with three artists from Asia on

Friday, August 24th 2007, from 18–21h

In his energetic works on canvas, the Vietnamese artist Pham Ngoc Duong (1976) focusses on human faces in close vision, leading us almost ‘under the skin’ of the persons portrayed.

The young Sichuan painter Zhang Tingqun (1981) questions the collision between China and the West, and looks at how development, although progressive, does not necessarily replace tradition.

With his porcelain sculptures, the Chinese artist Xu Yihui (1964) intriguingly reacts to new lifestyles in China, brought about by the arrival of globalized consumer culture.

We look forward to welcoming you at the gallery.

With kind regards,

Avanthay Contemporary AG
Limmatstrasse 275
CH – 8005 Zurich
Tel +41 (0) 43 205 27 07
Fax +41 (0) 43 205 27 09
info@avanthaycontemporary.com
www.avanthaycontemporary.com

Location
The gallery is located on the 3rd floor of Limmatstrasse 275, opposite the Loewenbraeu-area (Tram 4/13, stop “Dammweg”).

Opening Hours
Tue – Fri 12 – 18h, Sat 11 – 16h

Artists of the gallery
China: He Sen, Liu Fei, Shi Jinsong, Shi Xinning, Xu Yihui, Yang Jinsong, Qi Zhilong, Zhang Fazhi, Zhang Tingqun, Zhou Xiaohu
India: Kirti Joshi
Korea: Dongwook Lee, Osang Gwon, Suejin Chung
Philippines: Leslie De Chavez
Vietnam: Pham Ngoc Duong