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Published in The Observer, 31 December 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Tan
Published in DAMN, Dec/Jan 2007
Published in Art Monthly, November 2006
There are moments of pure physical pleasure and spatial seduction to be found in Innes’s raw surfaces. The imagination may wander and make comparisons with landscapes, yet we are reaching for a world within a flat plane, which Innes continuously reminds us by forcing the process towards us in his literal titles.
http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-31229536_ITM
Related Artists: Callum Innes
Published in Art Monthly, November 2006
Related Artists: Cornelia Parker
Published in Time Out, October 18-25 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Tan
Published in The Independent, October 2006
Another video maker who knows how to grab our attention is the Indonesian artist Fiona Tan. Of the new works in her current show, two pieces stand out. The Changelingis a two-channel work in which, one by one, around 200 vintage sepia images of Japanese schoolgirls appear on the first screen while on a second screen, a single inscrutable face of a girl is picked out.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4159/is_20061001/ai_n16761521
Related Artists: Fiona Tan
Published in United Technologies, 18 September 2006
http://utc.com/press/highlights/2006-09-18_cities.htm
Related Artists: Dayanita Singh
Published in Domas, September 2006
Related Artists: Tacita Dean
Published in bbc.co.uk online, September 2006
Fiona Tan’s video installation, The Changeling, is elegantly simple, deceptively so. Caught up in a fictional woman’s musings you’re cast into her memories of being one of these quiet-looking tidy girls, any of them; does it matter which?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A14511223
Related Artists: Fiona Tan
Published in The Observer, September 2006
Tan’s art is beautiful, pensive and almost exclusively in the form of portraits that take, unusually for this often clueless medium, a genuine interest in the humanity of the subjects.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2006/sep/03/art
Related Artists: Fiona Tan
Published in New York Times, July 6 2006
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/06/arts/design/06base.html
Related Artists: Tacita Dean
Published in Frame, July - August 2006
Published in Contemporary 21, 2006 ( issue 85 p. 28-31 )
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Contemporary, 2006 ( Issue 83 )
Related Artists: Tacita Dean
Published in Art in America, June-July 2006
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_6_94/ai_n16533179/pg_1?tag=artBody;col1
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Deutsche Bank Visuell, June 2006
Related Artists: Marlene Dumas
Published in Artforum, Summer 2006 ( No.10 p. 348-349 )
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_10_44/ai_n26911663
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in The Independent, June 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Art Monthly, June 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Modern Painters, June 2006
Related Artists: Tacita Dean
Published in Time Out, 24 May 2006 ( p. 41 )
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in The New York Times, April 2006
In her latest works, the British artist Fiona Banner presents her own eccentric version of drawing from life. These works involve a lot of language, as might be expected from someone known for written, billboard-sized blow-by-blow accounts of the action in movies like ‘’Lawrence of Arabia,’’ ‘’Top Gun’’ and ‘’Don’t look back”.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9902E6DD163FF937A25757C0A9609C8B63&sec=&spon
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Passaggi a Sud Est, March - April 2006
Related Artists: Tacita Dean
Published in Time Out: London, May 2006
Related Artists: Cornelia Parker
Published in Guardian Guide, April 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Wallpaper, April 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Time Out New York, April 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Artnews, March 2006 ( p 131 )
Related Artists: Polly Apfelbaum
Published in Artforum, March 2006
Trends in contemporary art come and go with brisk regularity, yet pushing the boundaries between painting and sculpture is a perennial fascination. Polly Apfelbaum surfs this never-breaking wave with consummate skill, making “bi-formalism” a leitmotif of her floor-bound fabric installations, which have sometimes been referred to as “fallen paintings”.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_7_44/ai_n26804462
Related Artists: Polly Apfelbaum
Published in ARTINFO.COM, March 2006
Related Artists: Fiona Banner
Published in Art Monthly, March 2006
The protagonists and situations of these short video loops make compelling viewing. Deer are among the most stately and elegant of forest creatures, their significance rich in mythological connotation and aesthetic awe. Bats, whose presence is protected in Ireland, also induce much imaginative suggestion.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_6735/is_/ai_n28409893
Related Artists: Jaki Irvine
Published in Time Out: London, March 2006
Related Artists: Juan Uslé
Published in ArtForum, January 2006
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_5_44/ai_n26731969
Related Artists: Jaki Irvine
Published in Les Punxes, January 2006
Related Artists: Juan Uslé
Published in Canal Cultura, January 2006
Related Artists: Juan Uslé
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