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Street Level: Mark Bradford, William Cordova & Robin Rhode

An Exhibition of 3 fresh new artists who deal with street culture at the Nasher Museum of Art.
The artists in “Street Level” explore the ways that cultural territories are defined and space is transformed in urban environments. For Bradford, Cordova and Rhode the streets of Los Angeles, Lima, Miami, New York, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Berlin act as sources of inspiration. They share a common interest in found materials and artistic gestures such as sneakers thrown over a telephone wire, stripping cars, spontaneous shrines and piles of discarded objects, that help build a gritty foundation for their art.
Street Level is the first show at the Nasher Museum to be organized by curator of contemporary art Trevor Schoonmaker.

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Mark Bradford at the Cincinnati Art Museum

Up and coming Los Angeles based contemporary artist Mark Bradford will layer a myriad of global issues and urban sprawl into massive works of art this spring at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Three of his most recent collages are showcased in the special exhibition Maps & Manifests: New Work by Mark Bradford on view March 1 through May 25.

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Jorge Otero-Pailos, The Ethics of Dust, 2009

Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary, committed to commissioning and the production of
unconventional contemporary art projects, is contributing two new provocative works to Fare
Mondi // Making Worlds, the official exhibition of the 53rd Biennale di Venezia, curated by Daniel
Birnbaum. The Ethics of Dust:
Doges Palace, Venice, 2009 by Jorge Otero-Pailos is installed in the Corderie in the Arsenale.
A one-day symposium The Last Temptation of the Contemporary. Art/Architecture
Experimentation with Heritage at Istituto Veneto contextualizes the projects within todays
discussions on architecture, preservation and art.

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