Whitewall
May 25, 2017
Hannah Perry‘s “Viruses Worth Spreading” is currently on view at Arsenal Contemporary in New York. On view until July 2, the exhibition of new work is set up as an experiences for the senses.
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Hannah Perry‘s “Viruses Worth Spreading” is currently on view at Arsenal Contemporary in New York. On view until July 2, the exhibition of new work is set up as an experiences for the senses.
Read MoreDuring the performance at her new solo show, British artist Hannah Perry is seen sitting on the floor, hunched over her laptop and typing while smoking a cigarette. In the dark room around her, a group of performers bounce off contorted white blobs in plastic and foam scattered on the ground, momentarily enacting postures of affect such as longing, despair, anger and desire.
Read More“Hannah Perry: Viruses Worth Spreading” at Arsenal Contemporary Arsenal has transformed their main gallery into a multi-sensory installation for Hannah Perry’s work, which deals with the so-called working aesthetic and its ties to culture and ritual.
Read MorePerry makes multidisciplinary work that probes gender, the internet, and social class, often tapping into the working-class aesthetics of auto-body shops common to her hometown in North West England. For this exhibition, Perry conjures heartache and trauma through a multisensory installation of video, sculpture, and music.
Read MoreEd Fornieles’s latest art project could just as easily be the next hot craze among tweens. It’s called “Finiliar,” and it’s a new species of cute, Tamogotchi-like digital creatures who have invaded the Bowery’s newest art center, the first American outpost of Canada’s Arsenal Contemporary.
Read MoreThe inaugural exhibition at The Arsenal Contemporary New York, “Finiliars”, presents adorable animated characters who react to complex data systems. In the case of this exhibition three cartoons are linked to the real-time value of different currencies:
Read MoreL’artiste réputé Marc Séguin est actuellement en vedette à L’Arsenal dans le quartier Griffintown de Montréal.
Read MorePar où commencer pour découvrir l’œuvre riche et variée du peintre, auteur et cinéaste Marc Séguin? En allant faire un tour à l’Arsenal, qui présente une sélection de ses créations en trois temps, chacun évoquant l’univers de ses trois romans
Read MoreInaugurating the Canadian art space’s New York venue, British artist Fornieles presents an exhibition of sculpture and animated videos that envisions the circulation of global capital through endearing animated characters he’s created. Inspired by Japanese Tamagotchi creatures and kawaii culture, each is tied to a real currency.
Read MoreLe 12 janvier 2017, avait lieu à L'Arsenal, le vernissage de Marc Séguin, Atemporalités. Au total 29 oeuvres de l'artiste, des extraits de ses livres. J'y ai retrouvé la "patte" Séguin qui m'a tant séduite il y a longtemps.
Read MoreSuccédant à l’exposition consacrée à Marc Séguin à l’Espace musée de Québecor en octobre dernier[i], Atemporalités a la particularité d’allier, pour la première fois, les œuvres visuelles et littéraires de l’artiste québécois.
Read MoreRefreshing, dynamic, inventive – these adjectives should be used to appropriately describe Arsenal Montreal’s latest exhibition on multidisciplinary Canadian artist, Marc Séguin (b. 1970), called Marc Séguin: Atemporalités.
Read MoreC'est dans le but d'honorer le parcours artistique de Marc Séguin que Arsenal Montréal, lieu de diffusion d'art contemporain situé au 2020 rue William dans le Griffintown, expose certaines de ses œuvres picturales ainsi que quelques dessins, jusqu'au 11 mars prochain.
Read MoreÀ Montréal, on voit rarement une galerie d'art bondée de monde. Encore moins par un soir pluvieux de janvier. Il y avait pourtant foule, jeudi dernier à l'Arsenal.
Read MoreThough best known as an artist for his films, photographs and installations, music has been a major part of Rodney Graham’s career
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