Andreas Hofer - The Freud Museum,London, 2010

Andreas Hofer was born in 1963 in Munich and lives in Berlin. He has had solo exhibitions in 2007 in the MARTa Museum in Herford (The Long Tomorrow), at Metro Pictures in New York (Only Gods Could Survive) and in Paris (Sweet Troubled Souls), presented by Hauser & Wirth Zurich, London and Silverbridge. Stadtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus in Munich dedicated the first comprehensive museum exhibition to Hofer in 2005, entitled Welt ohne Ende (World without end). He will create a special new site-specific project for the Freud Museum, London in 2010. .            

24 February- 2 May,2010

Link:-http://www.freud.org.uk/exhibitions/

'Wonderland' – New Art from London, 2010

'Wonderland' features works by 15 London based artists at the innovative Assab One project space in Milan. Wonder is one of the most fundamental aspects of aesthetic experience. It relates to the powers of thought, feeling, imagination and creativity. As the title suggests this show is intended to evoke a magical realm that proclaims a universe of fertile imaginative possibilities. Wonderment generates an enlarged perception, a freshness of feeling and a general aura of optimism.

Participating Artists: Alice Anderson, Sam Buxton, Oliver Clegg, Shezad Dawood, Nancy Fouts, Tom Gallant, Stephane Graff, Henry Hudson, Bridget Hugo, Alastair Mackie, Polly Morgan, Boo Saville, Martin Sexton, Jamie Shovlin, Hugo Wilson

27 March - 14 May, 2010

Assab One , Via Assab 1, 20132, Milano tel. +39 02 28288546

Links:-http://www.assab-one.org

Exibart.tv - report / WONDERLAND �| Assab One, Milano

'Luftskipet' - a project for Fjell, (nr. Bergen) Norway, 2010

The inaugural exhibition for Luftskipet, a mobile contemporary art gallery designed by Magne Wiggen of MMW Architects

10 April, 2010

LINKS http://www.mmw.no

          http://www.luftskipet.net

'Library' - Woojung Chun, a project for the 53rd Venice Biennale, 2009

Chun’s installation is an imagined library space with bookshelves, desks, cabinets and other familiar devices - recognizable as symbols of secured and organized knowledge. It is inspired in part by Jorge Luis Borges’ celebrated text, ‘The Library of Babel’ that compares the library to the universe with the grand idea that it is a repository for all knowledge and every individual truth.

7 June - October - 22 November 2009

LINK http://www.labiennale.org/en/art/

       http://www.gervasutifoundation.org/

Tom Friedman - The Freud Museum, London 2010

Tom Friedman was born in 1965 in Saint-Louis, Missouri, USA. He is a conceptual sculptor known for his work employing everyday material, such as toothpicks or sugar cubes in intricate geometric arrangements. Friedman�fs work seduces the audience into a deeper phenomenological discourse about art and life. He invents his own visual language through his almost obsessive attentiveness to detail and his striking ability to transform the familiar into the unexpected. He will create a special new site-specific project for the Freud Museum, London in 2010.

11 October,2010

Link:-

http://www.gagosian.com/artists/tom-friedman/?gclid=CL3W9d3HsJ8CFR9o4wodbjgA0w

Miroslaw Balka - The Freud Museum/White Cube Gallery

Date TBA
"Contemporary time does not exist, we cannot catch the continuous. As we move ever into the future we are always based in the past. This is the state of my sculpture, there is heat from this pillow, and its impossible to catch, this continuous flow. As soon as you touch it, it's colder than it was at its source. Everything we touch is coming from the past, it's our access to death. For me the important thing in art is to try to catch that consciousness of life." Miroslaw Balka lives and works in Poland and has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions internationally.

Link:-

http://www.whitecube.com/artists/balka/