Whatever leaves a mark tells a story, and like the face of an old prizefighter, the streets of every town bear a myriad of scars, fruit of a million different tales of the city. Places tell their stories through use and decay, and in Storyville, British photographer Barry Cawston has made a project of recording them. [James Freeman Gallery, London,…
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2013 marks the 200 year anniversary of the birth of Danish philosopher and writer Søren Kierkegaard. By Wenche Marit Quist Board member of the Danish Søren Kierkegaard Society, Head of Research and Education Policy at the Danish Association of Lawyers and Economists. *** The Danish philosopher Kierkegaard was born 200 years ago to this day (5May 1813). With his emphasis…
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Zachos Stathopoulos, founder of Zound Systems Studio (ZSS), presents for the first time the conceptual work that is hidden inside the furniture. The experimental manufacturing techniques, the personal aesthetic language and the undetermined commercial specifications, clarify the vague space between design and the applied arts. The exhibition Zachos Stathopoulos – BeSIDE, opening Friday the 6th April 2012 in Chili Art…
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An exhibition of works by Stavros Kotsireas Griechische Kulturstiftung Berlin Wittenbergplatz 3A, 10789 Berlin www.griechische-kultur.de The artist, living in London and Berlin, presents his works in Germany for the first time. His tableaux depict objects standing next to their illustrations; this interplay between still life, modern constructions and abstract painting is reflected in the title of the exhibition. Inauguration of the…
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Next Tuesday, 8 November, the Library of Cyprus welcomes the Polish Poster Exhibition “Aspects of History and Culture of Poland”. The exhibition opens at 7.00 at the Library of Cyprus, 46 Faneromenis str., Nicosia, and will remain open to the public until the 31st December. Opening hours Monday – Thursday 7.30 – 17.00 Friday 7.30 – 14.00 a href=”http://www.paulatrendsets.com/?attachment_id=2389″ rel=”attachment…
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