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"Floating Worlds" at the 14th Biennale de Lyon / Art, France, closes this Sunday, January 7. Curator Emma Lavigne, director of the Centre Pompidou-Metz, reinterprets the term "modern," setting it in the context of a fluid and extended modernity. The Biennale explores the legacy and reach of the concept of the modern in today’s art. Work by Davide Balula, Alexander Calder, and Lucio Fontana is included. Read more here: http://fal.cn/qbgj
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Davide Balula's "Iron Levels" at Gagosian Rome, closes next Saturday, December 2. On entering the exhibition, visitors pass through a sculptural metal detector. A ubiquitous instrument of search and verification, the metal detector makes private belongings into objects of suspicion or potential threat. Its purpose is to reveal the metal, non-bodily material we carry with us each day—keys, coins, cell phone—that which we habitually treat as extensions of the self. The metal detector functions as a portal, further separating the idealized space of the gallery from the world outside. Make sure you go see before it's too late! For visitor information, click on the link below. http://fal.cn/qiKI
EXTENDED!—Davide Balula at Gagosian Rome
NOVEMBER 8,2017
I am fascinated by tools and technology in general…I believe in the idea of an extended body. We know so little, we feel so much. —Davide Balula "Davide Balula: Iron Levels" at Gagosian Rome has been extended—the show is now on view through December 2, 2017. __________ Image: "Davide Balula: Iron Levels," installation view at Gagosian Rome. Artworks © Davide Balula. Photo by Matteo D'Eletto.
Opening tonight—Davide Balula at Gagosian Rome
SEPTEMBER 21, 2017
Davide Balula "Iron Levels" is opening this tonight, September 21, 6–8PM at Gagosian Rome. At once surreal, comical, and critically engaged, Balula’s works examine the intersection of philosophy, phenomenology, and physics. For the Rome gallery, he has created an experiential trajectory that responds directly and specifically to the architecture. Come! For more information, click HERE.
On view soon—Davide Balula at Villa Medici, Rome
OCTOBER 25, 2017
OCTOBER 25, 2017 Tomorrow, October 26, 2017, 9:30–11:30PM CET, David Balula will be staging a performance as a part of "Notte Bianca" at Villa Medici, Rome. Balula’s interactive performance will incorporate the preparation and distribution of a garlic infused beverage. Musicians, who will join guests in drinking the cocktail throughout the evening, will be positioned in the crowd with brass instruments to randomly create human-like sounds. Click HERE for visitor information.
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Wolfgang Laib, Jitish Kallat, Gabriel Orozco, and Richard Prince are just a few of the world famous artists whose work will be showcased in Europe this September
SEPTEMBER 5, 2017
“Davide Balula: Iron Levels” at Gagosian, Rome
September 21 to November 18, 2017
“Iron Levels” is Davide Balula’s first exhibition in Rome. Continuing his ongoing investigation of the intersection of philosophy, phenomenology, and physics, the experiential show responds directly and specifically to the architecture of the gallery. Visitors will pass through a metal detector, handle a stainless-steel ball, and contemplate a new series of the artist’s Burnt Paintings.”
http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/davide-balula--september-8-2017
Press release—Davide Balula at Gagosian Rome
AUGUST 22, 2017
DAVIDE BALULA: IRON LEVELS
Opening reception: Thursday, September 21, 6–8PM September 21–November 18, 2017
Via Francesco Crispi 16 00187 Rome
I am fascinated by tools and technology in general…I believe in the idea of an extended body. We know so little, we feel so much. —Davide Balula
Gagosian is pleased to present “Iron Levels,” new works by Davide Balula. This is his first exhibition in Rome.
At once surreal, comical, and critically engaged, Balula’s works examine the intersection of philosophy, phenomenology, and physics. For the Rome gallery, he has created an experiential trajectory that responds directly and specifically to the architecture. On entering the exhibition, visitors pass through a sculptural metal detector. A ubiquitous instrument of search and verification, the metal detector makes private belongings into objects of suspicion or potential threat. Its purpose is to reveal the metal, non-bodily material we carry with us each day—keys, coins, cell phone—that which we habitually treat as extensions of the self. The metal detector functions as a portal, further separating the idealized space of the gallery from the world outside.
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Closing soon—Davide Balula at Museum Morsbroich, Leverkusen
AUGUST 31, 2017
Featuring Davide Balula, "Duett mit Künstler_in. Partizipation als künstlerisches Prinzip" ("Duet with Artist. Participation as an Artistic Principle") at the Museum Morsbroich, Leverkusen, Germany closes this Sunday, September 3.
The role of the audience in the creative process of a work of art is at the center of this exhibition. Different forms of participation are offered, following directional structures evoking critical thought processes or generating collaboration with others. Click HERE for visitor information. __________ Image: Davide Balula, Mimed Sculptures, 2016, performance with 6 mimes and 6 pedestals, dimensions variable, edition of 4 + 1 AP © Davide Balula.
