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gagosiangallery · 3 years

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Announcing the representation of Donald Judd and Judd Foundation

September 16, 2021

Gagosian is pleased to announce the representation of

DONALD JUDD AND JUDD FOUNDATION

__________ It is impossible to consider the history of American art without Donald Judd. He played an essential role in the development of modernism and was as respected by his peers as he is revered by artists working today. We got to know each other in New York in the early 1980s and he was one of the first artists whose work I really admired. The use of color and proportion, together with a unique combination of rigor and elegance, was incredibly powerful and remains essential today. Being a partner in realizing his vision and presenting his work as he intended is a great honor for me and the gallery. —Larry Gagosian Gagosian is pleased to announce the representation of the work of Donald Judd and Judd Foundation. The partnership underscores the gallery’s more than forty-year commitment to critical artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

Donald Judd (1928–1994) produced visual and written work that shifted the course of modern art. Starting out as a painter in the 1950s, he began making three-dimensional works in the early 1960s, aiming to make objects that were free of the illusionism associated with painting. The aluminum, plexiglass, and plywood objects utilized the neutrality of their industrial mediums, and Judd’s production methods emphasized schematic variation and spatial definition through form. His interdisciplinary focus included architecture as well as furniture, and he was a prolific critic and essayist whose writing clarified his own artistic intentions as well as insightfully reflected on the work of his contemporaries. From March 12 to September 4, 2020, in association with Judd Foundation, Gagosian presented Judd’s untitled, 1980, at the 21st Street gallery in New York. The large-scale unpainted plywood work had not been shown in New York since it was originally exhibited at Castelli Gallery in 1981; the expansive dimensions of the Gagosian space made it an ideal site for the eighty-foot-wide installation. The exhibition, Artwork: 1980, coincided with a retrospective of Judd’s work at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. An exhibition catalogue has recently been published by Gagosian. It includes a foreword by Flavin Judd and new essays by Martha Buskirk and Rudi Fuchs, alongside extensive photography of the artwork, schematic drawings from the 2020 installation, and historical interviews. Donald Judd was born in 1928 in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, and died in 1994 in New York. Collections include the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Tate, London; Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany; and Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. Exhibitions include the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York (1968 and 1988); Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, Netherlands (1970, traveled to Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany; Kunstverein Hannover, Germany; and Whitechapel Art Gallery, London); National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa (1975); and Tate Modern, London (2004, traveled to Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf, Germany; and Kunstmuseum Basel). Judd established Judd Foundation in 1977 to preserve his art, spaces, libraries, and archives in New York and in Marfa, Texas. He founded the Chinati Foundation/La Fundación Chinati in 1986 for the permanent installation of his and his contemporaries’ large-scale works. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, presented a major retrospective of Judd’s work from March 1, 2020, to January 9, 2021. _____ Donald Judd in his architecture studio, Marfa, Texas, 1993. Artwork © 2021 Judd Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo: Laura Wilson

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Fatima Shbair wins the Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award

Brazilian and Iranian-Canadian women photographers also recognized

[September 29, 2021 – WASHINGTON, DC] – Today, the International Women’s Media Foundation presented Palestinian freelance photojournalist Fatima Shbair with the seventh annual Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award. Since 2015, the international award has honored women photojournalists who take risks to capture humanity in dire circumstances, illuminating underreported and sometimes silenced stories. The prestigious award was created in honor of German Associated Press photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2014.

Shbair’s portfolio rose above more than 100 applications that represented women photojournalists from more than 40 countries. At 24 years old, Shbair is the youngest winner of the ‘Anja Award’ to-date and is a self-taught, freelance photojournalist. Her portfolio, “11 Days of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict,” includes unique moments of tension, violence, devastation, and hope all captured from Gaza City in May 2021.

“Life here is different, and I had to find a way to [show] what was happening,” says Shbair from Gaza. “Despite successive wars and tragedies, people here dig deep in search of hope, and their lives matter – it’s my responsibility to convey their voices to the world.” Shbair continued: “Anja’s work gives us the determination to continue on the path despite the difficulties. I can’t find the words to describe how honored I feel to receive this award.”

The IWMF also recognized two other women photojournalists with honorable mentions in the competition: Brazilian photojournalist Adriana Zehbrauskas, currently working in Phoenix, Arizona, and Iranian-Canadian photographer Kiana Hayeri, who is based in Kabul, Afghanistan. Zehbrauskas’ portfolio included energetic yet sensitive portrayals of migration and the toll of COVID-19 in Latin America, while Hayeri’s work spotlighted the rising conflict and looming crisis in Afghanistan from an alternative perspective.

“Within the past two years so many communities worldwide have been pushed to the brink in order to survive,” says the IWMF’s Executive Director Elisa Lees Muñoz. “Anja’s focus on resilience, hope and the intimate struggles people face in times of crisis is a legacy we turn to now more than ever. The IWMF is thrilled to recognize this year’s winner, Fatima Shbair, as well as Kiana Hayeri and Adriana Zehbrauskas in Anja’s name.”

This year’s jury included Corinne Dufka, Jacqueline Larma, Robert Nickelsberg, Tara Pixley, and Bernadette Tuazon. Together, the committee issued the following statement on this year’s Anja Award selection: “The portfolios from this year’s winner and honorees draw in the viewer and continue to grow with impact and intimacy. Each photojournalist demonstrated remarkable tenacity and developed clear and close bonds with her subject, accessing what few photographers can convey. We congratulate Fatima, Adriana and Kiana on their remarkable work; Anja would be proud to recognize each of you.”

Anja Niedringhaus was a recipient of the IWMF Courage in Journalism Award in 2005. The winner’s $20,000 prize is made possible by the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. Honorees’ images and captions, biographies and headshots are available for media use with proper attribution; to inquire further, please contact Charlotte Fox ([email protected]).

Courage in Photojournalism Award Winner

This year’s winner, Fatima Shbair, is a Palestinian freelance photojournalist from Gaza City.

After studying business administration for three years at Al-Azhar University in Gaza, Shbair switched to study journalism and began concentrating on photojournalism in 2019 through independent study and working in the field.

In 2020, Shbair began to receive assignments from several international agencies, including Getty Images and The New York Times, to cover her hometown as tensions continued between Israel and Palestine. Her assignments increased in 2021 but came with the challenge of working during a global pandemic, which also strained and ravaged her own community. Shbair is currently a contributor to Everyday Middle East and continues her work with Getty Images. Her work has been exhibited in Palestine, the UAE, London, and Paris.

As a women photojournalist, Shbair’s gender and line of work are challenged daily, due to the conservative nature of society in Gaza, and the prevenance of male photojournalists in the industry.

Juror Dufka noted, “Fatima’s stunning photo essay is one of the strongest entries the jury had the pleasure of reviewing these past several years. Her work with light, angles, and composition is remarkable as she weaves through a forest of destruction in her own backyard.”

Juror Larma continued, “She clearly spent a great deal of time with her subjects and pursued what’s beyond obvious for most photojournalists. Within these 11 days, Fatima took the time to pursue intimate storytelling, showing us both the physical and emotional toll on her subjects while operating in extreme danger.”

From Gaza, Shbair further remarked: “Courage is not just about taking risks; being human first is the true courage of a photojournalist. It is a great honor to receive this award, especially in Anja’s image, as we are all still learning from her creativity, journey, and pursuit of the truth.”

Twitter: @FatimaMshbair, Instagram: @fatimashbair

Courage in Photojournalism Honorees

Honoree Kiana Hayeri was born and partially raised in Iran and was first introduced to photography in high school after her family moved to Canada. Hayeri left Toronto during her final year of university and traveled to Afghanistan on assignment in 2013, where she’s remained.

In 2021, Hayeri received the Robert Capa Gold Medal for her photographic series, “Where Prison is Kind of a Freedom,” documenting the lives of Afghan women in Herat Prison. In 2020, she received the Tim Hetherington Visionary award and was named as the 6th recipient of the James Foley Award for Conflict Reporting.

Hayeri was an IAAB fellow in 2011 and completed a CIS artist residency at MIT University in 2012. In 2014, she was named as one of the emerging photographers by PDN 30 Under 30. In 2016, she was selected for the IWMF’s cross-border reporting fellowship to work on her proposed story in Rwanda and DRC and was selected as the recipient of Chris Hondros Fund Award as an emerging photographer. In 2017, Hayeri received a grant from European Journalism Center to do a series of reporting on gender equality out of Afghanistan and received Stern Grant in 2018 to continue her work on the state of mental health among Afghan women.

Hayeri is a Senior TED fellow, and her work has appeared in The New York Times, Le Monde, Harper’s Magazine, Washington Post, NPR, Monocle Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Marie Clare, Glamour, The Globe and Mail, Al Jazeera America, and CBC, among others.

When reviewing Hayeri’s portfolio, Tuazon noted that, “These images can only be captured by a woman with her specific access and lens. Every single day in this portfolio demonstrates unbelievable courage as the women and children she illuminates convey a harrowing narrative.”

Twitter: @kianahayeri, Instagram: @kianahayeri

Adriana Zehbrauskas is a Brazilian documentary photographer based in Phoenix, Arizona. Her work is largely focused on issues related to migration, religion, human rights, underrepresented communities, and the violence resulting from the drug trade in Mexico, Central and South America.

Zehbrauskas contributes regularly to The New York Times, UNICEF and BuzzFeed News and her work has been widely published in outlets such as The New Yorker, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Stern, Le Monde and El País, among others.

She is the recipient of a 2021 Maria Moors Cabot Prize, a New York Press Club Award in Feature-Science Medicine and Technology in the Newspaper category for the article “Zika’s Legacy: Catastrophic Consequences of a Continuing Crisis (NY-2018) and a POY International (2019). She was a finalist for the Premio Gabo (2018) and received two Honorable Mentions at the Julia Margaret Cameron Award (2018).

Zehbrauskas is one of the three photographers profiled in the documentary “Beyond Assignment” (USA, 2011, produced by The Knight Center for International Media and the University of Miami. She’s a recipient of the first Getty Images Instagram Grant and was awarded Best Female Photojournalist -Troféu Mulher Imprensa (Brazil). Her mobile photography work was selected by Time Magazine for the “29 Instagrams That Defined the World in 2014″ and her project on Faith in Brazil and Mexico was awarded an Art & Worship World Prize by the Niavaran Artistic Creation Foundation.

She’s an instructor with the International Center of Photography (ICP- NY), the World Press Photo Foundation, Gabriel García Márquez’s Fundación Gabo, the Foundry Photojournalism Workshop and serves as a jury member to dozens of grants and awards worldwide.

Commenting on Zehbrauskas’ portfolio, juror Pixley said, “The strength of her images is indicative of a lengthy time occupying difficult spaces despite both health and safety concerns. Her consistency across countries, issues and movements reveals the same, unique human connection.”

Twitter: @AZehbrauskas, Instagram: @adrianazehbrauskas

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tonyhackphoto · 3 years

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STREET PHOTOGRAPHY | “It’s the one that says bad motherf’cker” (‘Pulp Fiction,’ Quentin Tarantino, 1994) 19 September 2020 Kentucky Avenue Southeast Washington DC Photo Copyright © 2020 Tony Hack All Rights Reserved

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7 Ways to Celebrate Black History Month in the DMV

Originally recognized as “Negro History Week,” Black History Month became a month-long celebration in 1976 with February being chosen to correspond with the birthdays of Frederick Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. Black History Month is a celebration and honor of the contributions African Americans have made to United States History. Washington, DC is home to many African Americans who have contributed in some way to our culture and history. There are many ways to celebrate Black History Month and as 2020 is a leap year, it gives us an extra day in February to celebrate. Here are 7 ways you can celebrate Black History Month this year in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area.

Visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture:

Washington DC is home to some of the most popular museums in the country, one of those being the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Opened in 2016, it is a main attraction to many who live in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area as well as tourists visiting the nation’s capital. Inside the museum you will find a plethora of interesting history about the African American community and population. The museum consists of many exhibitions such as the Civil Rights Movement, Slavery and Freedom, Cultural Expressions, Life after Slavery, Revolutionary War, Education, Music, Entertainment, and Sports.

To plan your visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture, visit their website at: https://nmaahc.si.edu/

Honor Martin Luther King Jr. at his Memorial

One of the newest memorials of Washington DC, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, is a popular monument for DC natives and tourists. The site is located in West Potomac Park and known for its 30-foot statue of Dr. King. His face and stance is carved into the Stone of Hope standing above the Mountain of Despair. Both pieces are references to his “I Have a Dream” speech. Visiting the memorial is most breath taking after the sun sets as the statue of Dr. King and the Mountain of Despair illuminates with light at night.

For more information on the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, visit the website at: https://www.nps.gov/mlkm/planyourvisit/basicinfo.htm

Take a Walk Through Shaw Neighborhood and Howard Theatre

The Shaw neighborhood is most known for its prominent Black history and figures such as Jazz Musician Duke Ellington. Shaw was named after Colonel Robert Gould Shaw who fought in the Civil War as a member of the Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry of Black Soldiers. Later on, the neighborhood was nicknamed “The Heart of Chocolate City” for being the place that many escaped slaves called home and established a numerous amount of businesses for the African American population.

After walking through the Shaw neighborhood, take a stroll along Howard Theatre’s Walk of Fame, beginning at the Shaw-Howard Metro Station and ending at the façade of the theatre. The Walk of Fame honors 15 Black Cultural icons such as Marvin Gaye, Chuck Brown, and Ella Fitzgerald.

To learn more about the Howard Theatre and the Shaw Community, visit their website at:

http://thehowardtheatre.com/

https://www.compass.com/neighborhood-guides/dc/shaw/

Support a Black Business:

There are a number of Black owned business in the Washington DC and Maryland area. Whether you are looking for a business for the arts, food & dining, community involvement, education, entertainment, finances, home needs, etc., there is a Black owned business for anything you can think of. Any small contribution of support will help our community’s businesses grow.

Take a look at a DC Black Business Directory to find a business to support: http://www.dcblack.com/black-directory/

Attend a Black Culture Event:

Washington DC hosts a few cultural events throughout the year. During Black History Month, from February 19-March 1, the Intersections Festival will be held at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. The festival will include showcases of theatre, dance, poetry, music, film, writing, photography, arts, and many more. Many of these exhibitions and showcases will incorporate the African American culture of the city and nation’s capital.

Check out the festival website to see a full list of events and showcases and to purchase your festival pass: https://www.atlasarts.org/intersections-tickets/

Attend a Musical or Theatre Performance:

The arts play a big part in the African American community and culture. One way to celebrate Black History Month is to attend a theatre performance recognizing and honoring African American ideas, heritage, and culture. “Gun & Powder” is a musical that spotlights two light-skinned African American twins and their journey through tragedy, race, identity, relationships, family and more. The musical is performed at Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA now until February 23rd.

To learn more about this musical and purchase tickets, visit their website: https://www.sigtheatre.org/events/201920/gun-and-powder/

Attend a Washington Wizards Basketball Game:

Along with other things, Washington DC is home to the NBA Washington Wizards Basketball Team. A Washington Wizards game is always exciting to watch from enjoying the crowd engagement activities, to the dance team and special events they hold. Throughout the month of February, the Washington Wizards will be celebrating Black History Month by taking the time out of a few of their games to highlight prominent African Americans who are making a difference in their communities.

To be a part of this honor and experience, visit their website to purchase tickets: https://www.nba.com/wizards/tickets

Black History Month is a month of honor, respect, culture, and learning for many. The African American population has contributed a great deal to the United States History. Washington DC has a lot to offer and a great amount of Black History embedded in the streets of the city. You don’t always have to do something extravagant to celebrate Black History Month. A simple visit to a historic Black monument, support of a Black business, or even spreading some knowledge about your Black History is always a plus.

Reference: https://washington.org/visit-dc/celebrate-black-history-month

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Chris Suspect

My interest in photography started in my early 20s while I was a bass player for a punk band. I used to go to the library to browse photo books and then make copies of the photos I liked for band flyers. I was primarily interested in war, crime, and political photography because those graphic images lent themselves to great promotional posters for the kind of music we played.

Fast forward 15 years and I wound up getting a point-and-shoot camera to document the birth of my son in 2005. I read the manual and would go out on my own to see what I could do creatively with the camera settings.

After some positive feedback on Flickr, many stolen images by bloggers, and requests by a few magazines, I decided to pursue photography seriously by purchasing a DSLR in 2011. The following year, I enrolled in a color photography class as a continuing education student at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design. It was at this point I started doing “street photography.” Although I wasn’t really sure what made a good street photo at this point, I knew what I liked and that’s what was important for me. I was primarily shooting film - color and black and white - with a Nikon F2 with a 50mm lens.

Here are some of my early street photos:

This image of friars taking shelter from the rain under a large tree was taken in Washington, DC, in 2011. I shot it from my car window. What I saw in this image was an amusing take on religion. Not even God could protect these men of the cloth from the ravages of Mother Nature.

This photograph of a man hanging off the back of a city bus was taken in DC’s Chinatown in 2011. It reminded me of one of those absurd action shots I admired when I was making punk flyers in my 20s. I’m not sure if this is a great picture, but it would work for a show flyer. I always enjoy capturing stuff like this when I see it.

This photograph of three people walking by what appears to be a body bag was taken in Washington, DC, during the course of my color photography class at the Corcoran in 2012. What attracted me to this scene was the apparent disregard of the “body” as people streamed by on their evening commute. This image was in my first group show at the Corcoran.

I got this snapshot as I was leaving work for a lunch break in 2011. I was fortunate with the placement of the balloons; this was the first time I realized that obscuring someone’s head could make for a more interesting piece. It also reminds me a bit of Mickey Mouse. This image sparked my ongoing interest in trying to place balloons on people’s heads. It’s quite hard to do well. These balloons don’t like to remain stationary!

This image of a photographer taking a shot of two people kissing was also made in DC’s Chinatown, in 2012. It was around this time I started focusing on trying to include more objects/subjects in a frame that would either compliment or juxtapose each other. I sometimes use this image to promote my street photography workshops. I think it speaks to the nature of street photography in general.

Since 2012, I have come a long way in photography and have branched out to focus on longer-term projects. In fact, this year I plan on publishing four mini-books, or high-end zines if you will. The first will be Gratuity Included, a fevered dream sequence of raw imagery taken in the heat of the night. It will be released March 15, 2020, on my website, www.chrissuspect.com.

Other places to find me include:

Instagram @gratuity_included

Twitter @chris_suspect

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/chris.suspect.56

Website www.chrissuspect.com

#opticnervestreetphotocollective #opticnervecollective #chrissuspect #streetphotocolor #streetphotocolour #streetphotographycolor #streetphotographycolour #streetphotography_bw #streetphoto_bw #colorstreetphotography #blackandwhitestreetphotography #colourstreetphotography #streetphoto #streetphotography

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Polish Architecture News: Buildings Designs

Polish Architecture News 2021, Poland Buildings, Construction Design, Property Images, Architects

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Key Property Developments in Eastern Europe: New Buildings in Poland – Built Environment Updates

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Polish Architecture Designs – chronological list

3 Apr 2021 Mountain Shelter, Lubań Architects: TOPROJEKT image courtesy of architects practice Mountain Shelter, Lubań This building follows the slope to the north, descending almost to the bottom of the valley to the level of the tent base. As the slope rises slightly to the west, it was possible to meet the provisions of the plan with the height relative to the surrounding area, despite the design of four storeys. Windows on the northern slope of the roof almost do not affect its surface, thanks to which the body is very compact and homogeneous, especially after closing the shutters. The compositional lines follow the landscape, and the volume of the design only raises on the top of a small hill on which it is designed.

post updated 13 Apr 2021 By the Way House in Central Poland

12 Mar 2021 New kindergarten in Opole / Malina

6 Mar 2021 Piątkowska 133 Poznań

4 Mar 2021 TechnipFMC Office, Krakow

post updated 29 Jan 2021 Konieczny’s Ark in Brenna

12 Jan 2021 Mixed-Use Gdynia Development, Gdynia Architects: RMJM Prague picture from architects Gdynia Development The team at RMJM Prague recently placed fourth in Polish competition for a mixed-use development in the city of Gdynia. The competition was close and they were thrilled to have been considered alongside a number of prestigious firms.

26 Nov 2020 Slab House, Poznań, western Poland Design: Mode: Lina photograph : Patryk Lewińsk Slab House, Poznań This residential property project came into existence in the suburbs of Poznań on one of many hills surrounding the city. It was not an easy task – architects from mode:lina had to inscribe the building’s form into all too steep hill’s slope.

13 Nov 2020 Clariant Shared Service Center Łódź Monopolis

14 Oct 2020 Crossroads House, Rogoźna

10 Sep 2020 Visma Software Office Krakow

7 Aug 2020 Kindergarten Little Explorers in Chroscice

6 Aug 2020 Primary school in Milicz

3 Aug 2020 CHEP Polska Sustainable Office in Warsaw

6 Aug 2020 Milicz Primary School, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, south-western Poland Architects: PORT photograph : S. Zajaczkowski Milicz Primary School The school building is part of the old christmas tree bauble factory in Milicz. One of the main goals in the projects was to maintain the continuation of the building’s history.

1 July 2020 Łódź Monopolis Building Design: The Design Group, Architects – TDG image courtesy of architecture office Clariant Shared Service Center Łódź Monopolis

1 Jun 2020 MUS Restaurant & Bar, Poznań, western Poland Design: Easst architects photograph : Błażej Pszczółkowski MUS Restaurant & Bar in Poznań This space is located on the top floor of a skyscraper located in the very center of Poznań. The curtain walls are fully glazed and behind them there is a view of the magnificent panorama of the city.

22 May 2020 Quartz office, Poznań Design: Easst architects photograph : Przemyslaw Turlej Quartz Office Poznań The plot, with which the client came to our studio, is located on the outskirts of the city of Poznań. Until recently, it was a post-industrial district, poorly urbanized and with low land value.

29 Apr 2020 Silesian House – Ślonsko Chałpa Design: mode:lina photo : Patryk Lewiński Silesian House in Poland The final shape of this property is the result of the reconstruction of existing buildings from the so-called State Collective Farm from the 1970s evoking the essence of buildings from that period.

13 Mar 2020 Vertical Oasis Building, Warsaw Design: FAAB Architektura pmage : FAAB studio Vertical Oasis Building in Warsaw Harvesting electricity from the sun, lowering the building’s energy demand, the geometry of the facade creating shade where needed, these are the features creating the basic ECO-DNA of the Vertical Oasis Building.

17 Jan 2020 Revitalization of Powstańców & Sobieskiego streets in Rybnik, Rybnik, Silesian Voivodeship, southwestern Poland Design: Toprojekt Architects photo : Wacław Troszka Revitalization of Streets in Rybnik The section between the market and the fork of ul. Powstańców and Mikołowska were tightly encapsulated in the early stages of the city’s development. This is where most of the shops and services were located that did not fit in the market.

20 Oct 2019 Złota 19 Apartments, Katowice Architecture: Zalewski Architecture Group photograph : Tomasz Zakrzewski / Archifolio Złota 19 Apartments Katowice The project of apartment buildings assumed maximum use of a small plot area. Along with practical function characterizing the project, designers of the Zalewski Architecture Group have not forgotten to implement the project into the context of Katowice architecture.

9 Sep 2019 Shipping Containers Office, Cieplewo Architects: mode:lina photograph : Patryk Lewiński Shipping Containers Office in Cieplewo, Gdansk Located in the vicinity of Gdańsk port, in the town of Cieplewo, this commercial Polish property surprises its visitors with a unique interior inspired by sea shipping containers.

9 Aug 2019 Camppinus Park, Jezierzany Interior Design: mode:lina photograph : Studio Prototypownia Camppinus Park in Jezierzany, Poland Resort In a Polish seaside town of Jezierzany, by Wicko lake, there is a new microcosm surrounded by trees – an innovative place which came from a passion for local traditional architecture and a need for modernity. The Investor invitedmode:lina designers to make their ambitious interior architecture vision a reality.

post updated 4 Aug 2019 ; 8 Oct 2013 Museum of the History of the Polish Jews, Warsaw Design: Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects photog : Juha Salminent Museum of the History of the Polish Jews, Warsaw The origins of the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews go back to the mid-1990s, when the founding director of Tel Aviv’s Diaspora Museum and the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC, Yeshayahu Weinberg, convened an international working group to plan a new museum dedicated to the history of the Polish Jews.

9 July 2019 Cichy House, Czerwionka—Leszczyny, Silesia, southern Poland Architects: Toprojekt photograph : Juliusz Sokołowski New House in Czerwionka—Leszczyny

17 Jun 2019 Red House in Rudy Architects: Toprojekt photo : Juliusz Sokołowski House in Rudy

30 Apr 2019 ChiChi 4U, Poznan Architects: mode:lina photograph : Patryk Lewiński ChiChi 4U Poznan ChiChi 4U has a new venue on Poznań’s gastronomy map! You will now fnd their burgers in northern part of the city in an unusual spot created by mode:lina.

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Polish Architecture News 2018

3 Oct 2018 INEA salon, Poznan Architects: mode:lina photography : Patryk Lewiński New Building in Poznan It was a natural move for the telecommunications leader in the Greater Poland region, to give the interiors of their salon a makeover.

2 Oct 2018 PURO Hotel, Halicka Street, Kazimierz Architects: Conran and Partners photography © Anna Stathaki New Hotel Building in Krakow The design of the 228-room hotel building in the city’s former Jewish quarter clearly references elements of the area’s history, including its once-bustling industrial heritage, while still achieving a strong residential feel. The café, restaurant and bar incorporate indoor and outdoor areas with private ‘pockets’ of space.

29 Jul 2018 By the Way House, Central Poland Design: KWK Promes photo © Jarosêaw Syrek New House in Central Poland The investor had his own vision of the interior arrangement with the living area on the first floor. Additionally, he wanted to place a house in the middle of the plot, far away from the river, where a marina was supposed to be.

27 Jul 2018 Chopin International Music Centre Competition, Żelazowa Wola, Gmina Sochaczew, Sochaczew County, Masovian Voivodeship, east-central Poland Design: ELEMENT image © ELEMENT / https://ift.tt/3eEoTxz Chopin International Music Centre Competition Żelazowa Wola is a small village in Poland, well-known as a birthplace of a famous polish compositor and pianist – Fryderyk Chopin. The picturesque scenery of endless forest favors leisure activities and relaxation. Tourists from all over the world gather here to honor Fryderyk Chopin.

16 Feb 2018 Wondercase Gliwice Stair Interior, Gliwice, Upper Silesia, southern Poland Design: Zalewski Architecture Group photograph : Tomasz Zakrzewski / Archifolio Wondercase Gliwice Stair Interior The concept of modernization of the staircase in a historic building from the late 19th century is based on the idea of evoking in recipients associations with the old character of the building but obtained through the use of modern spatial and formal solutions.

8 Feb 2018 Fabryczna offices, Lódz, central Poland Design: MVRDV, Architects with Piotr Bilinski Architects image courtesy of architects office Fabryczna Offices Building in Lódz The project is located in the centre of Lódz across the street from the newly developed railway station “Fabryczna”. The development is close to the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Lodzki Dom Kultury, the building is inspired by the city’s industrial textile heritage.

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Poland Building Updates 2017

4 Sep 2017 VÈLO7 Cycle Shop, Poznan Architects: mode:lina photograph : Patryk Lewiński Cycle Shop in Poznań VÈLO7 is a group of bicycle enthusiasts who want to share their passion with others. Interested in offering best quality bicycles to their customers, they have decided to create a unique place that would reflect their common fascination.

3 Aug 2017 Stadion Energa in Gdansk Design: RKW Architektur + image courtesy of architects Stadion Energa Gdansk Building The Stadion Energa Gdańsk, previously called the Baltic Arena and PGE Arena Gdańsk, is a football stadium designed by RKW Architektur +. It was built as one of the designated venues for the finals of Euro 2012 football championships, but is now used mostly for football matches.

29 Jun 2017 Opera Software Office, Wroclaw Architects: mode:lina photographs : Marcin Ratajczak, Maciej Dąbrowski Opera Software Office in Wrocław The designers from mode:lina have faced a challenge of planning an interior project for Norwegian company Opera Software, creator of the popular web browser. The company headquarters are located in two prestigious town houses in the hearth of Wroclaw – one from the beginning of the XIX century and the second from 1913 – which the owner is Zbigniew Grycan.

12 Jun 2017 Baltyk Tower, Poznań Design: MVRDV, Architects picture © MVRDV Baltyk Tower Poznań Bałtyk appears totally different depending on what side it is approached from. A linear building with a concrete, entirely glass-fronted façade and clearly exposed aggregate grain, sets it apart from its surroundings and is an example of a balanced combination of “old” and “new” architecture in the context of the neighbouring historic building of Concordia Design and the Haven.

21 May 2017 Villa Wolf Reconstruction News Design: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe architect image courtesy of architects Wolf House Guben by Mies van der Rohe The “Association for the reconstruction of the Villa Wolf by Mies van der Rohe e.V.” supports a ‘second step’ to the founding, for planning, construction and operation of a non-profit organization responsible for the reconstruction of the Villa Wolf gGmbH, the modern first work of the American and German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

27 Mar 2017 Zlota 44 Tower in Warsaw, Warsaw Design: Daniel Libeskind Architect image courtesy of architects Zlota 44 Tower Building in Warsaw Daniel Libeskind, alongside developers Amstar and BBI, have opened the doors to Zlota 44, Warsaw for the first time to residents and the public. The soaring 52 storey (192 meter /629 ft.) tower has taken ten years to complete, due to its unique shape and design.

21 Mar 2017 GE Customer Experience Center, Bielsko-Biala Design: Zalewski Architecture Group photograph : Tomasz Zakrzewski / Archifolio GE Customer Experience Center in Bielsko-Biala The main objective of the exhibition space is to present the products of GE grouped in thematic areas (Industrial Area, Commercial Area, Application Area) and at the same time familiarizing viewers with additional information by means of multimedia installations. Various product groups and their issues are presented within a dedicated “islands” – annexes to the general exhibition space.

16 Feb 2017 Bidfood Farutex Culinary Academy, Łódź Architects: mode:lina photo : Marcin Ratajczak Bidfood Farutex Culinary Academy in Lodz The architecture office were commissioned to design an interior arrangement of Bidfood Farutex Culinary Academy. The academy was specially designed for presentations, culinary or sommelier workshops purposes, meetings and training courses.

15 Jan 2017 Varso Tower in Warsaw Design: Foster + Partners image courtesy of architects Varso Tower in Warsaw Construction begins on Poland’s tallest tower designed by Foster + Partners. The construction of a new flagship development, Varso by international real estate developer HB Reavis, comprising three buildings including an office tower designed by Foster + Partners, has commenced with completion scheduled for 2020.

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Gerhard Richter at Gagosian 541 West 24th Street, New York

March 29, 2021

GERHARD RICHTER Cage Paintings

April 19–June 26, 2021 541 West 24th Street, New York __________ One can see, or rather hear, a great example in John Cage’s work of how extensively, cleverly, and sensitively he treats coincidence in order to make music out of it. —Gerhard Richter Gagosian is pleased to present Gerhard Richter’s Cage paintings, which were shown at Gagosian Beverly Hills in an exhibition that opened in December 2020. The series was a highlight of the artist’s recent retrospective, Gerhard Richter: Painting After All, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Throughout his career, Richter has navigated between naturalism and abstraction, painting and photography, exploring the conceptual, historical, and material implications of various mediums without ideological restraint. In paintings he produced while studying at the Staatliche Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, Germany, in the early 1960s, his imagery derived from magazine and newspaper photographs; he has continued this exploration throughout his career, manipulating it in ways that have inspired subsequent generations of painters. Richter approaches the concept of abstraction with similar rigor, employing varying combinations of process, expressiveness, and chance. The resultant works range from austere monochromes and mirrors to dynamic, layered, and richly chromatic compositions.

Characterized by their large scale and concentrated materiality, the six Cage paintings (2006) are constructed from intersecting lines, fields, and swaths of color applied with a broad squeegee. By varying the force with which he dragged this tool across the canvas, Richter added and, crucially, removed areas of pigment to generate a highly unpredictable surface. The paintings are titled after influential composer, artist, and philosopher John Cage (1912–1992), whose music Richter was listening to when he produced the series. Cage’s pursuit of indeterminacy in music, reflected in his use of the I Ching and other chance operations as compositional tools, has always resonated with Richter, who has compared his own process to the act of arranging musical notes into a score. Shown in conjunction with the Cage paintings is a group of abstract drawings Richter made in a single, characteristically intensive working session during the summer of 2020. Richter’s drawings function as autonomous works and have always been an important part of his oeuvre. In the compositions on view, he makes clear use of an eraser to help direct the graphite, emphasizing the self-reflexive nature of drawing, and echoing, perhaps, the subtractive strategy that the creation of the Cage paintings entails. A catalogue, including an introduction by Larry Gagosian and a conversation between the artist and Hans Ulrich Obrist, artistic director of the Serpentine Galleries in London, will be published to coincide with the exhibition. A forthcoming episode of Gagosian Premieres will celebrate the exhibition with Obrist, featuring a musical performance by Patti Smith and new choreography created and performed by Rashaun Mitchell + Silas Riener in response to the work. Gerhard Richter was born in Dresden, Germany, in 1932, and lives and works in Cologne, Germany. His work resides in museum collections throughout the world. Major solo exhibitions include Forty Years of Painting, Museum of Modern Art, New York (2002, traveled to Art Institute of Chicago; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, DC); Portraits, National Portrait Gallery, London (2009); Panorama, Tate Modern, London (2011–12, traveled to Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, and Centre Pompidou, Paris); ATLAS, Kunsthalle im Lipsiusbau, Dresden, Germany (2012); Drawings and Watercolors 1957–2008, Musée du Louvre, Paris (2012); Streifen & Glas, Galerie Neue Meister, Albertinum, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Germany (2013–14, traveled to Kunst Museum Winterthur, Switzerland); Fondation Beyeler, Riehen/Basel, Switzerland (2014); Birkenau, Museum Frieder Burda, Baden-Baden, Germany (2016); New Paintings, Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany (2017); National Gallery, Prague (2017); The Life of Images, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia (2017–18); Over Schilderen, Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst, Ghent, Belgium (2017); Abstraktion, Museum Barberini, Potsdam, Germany (2018); Seascapes, Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain (2019); Painting After All, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (2020); and 100 Selbstbildnisse, Kunst Museum Winterthur, Switzerland (2020).

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