The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and the SCAD Museum of Art (SCAD MOA) present the exhibition i feel ya: SCAD + André 3000 Benjamin, on view until December 14, 2014, at Mana Miami (318 NW 23rd Street, Wynwood). The exhibition explores fashion, film, and painting through the work of artist, musician, performer, fashion innovator, and actor André 3000 Benjamin (aka André 3000), filmmaker Greg Brunkalla, and painter Jimmy O¹Neal. photographs by SCAD
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
A standout at Design Miami 2014 – Emmett Moore presentation at the Diet Gallery booth. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Photograph by Sean Martin
Click here to read Autre's interview with artist Brad Phillips where he talks about his obsession with literature and poking fun at Ryan McGinley.
Today is the late great photographer Guy Bourdin's birthday. Right now you can check out Bourdin's major retrospective at Somerset House in London.
With almost two hundred drawings and paintings Marlene Dumas – The Image as Burden is the first major solo exhibition of Dumas in the Netherlands in 20 years. A unique survey of the remarkable oeuvre of Marlene Dumas. This retrospective exhibition brings together over one hundred of her most important works, from the late 1970s to the present day.
Bortolomi Gallery presents the first solo exhibition with Argentine artist Nicolás Guagnini featuring sculptures and vitrified glazed ceramics – all with a strange and horrifying phallic twist. There will also be a few pages from the publication Some Notes on Dickface, which was designed by Bill Hayden. The font Dickface is available to download for $1:00. The exhibition will be on view until January 10, 2015 at Bortolomi Gallery, 520 West 20th Street, New York City
Jeff Koons 'Woman Reclining' presented by Gagosian Gallery as part of Art Basel Miami 2014. Stay tuned for complete daily coverage of everything Art Basel Miami on Autre.
Political punk band, Pussy Riot, has been awarded the Hannah Arendt Prize for Political Thought. The prize is awarded each year to individuals and organizations standing up against totalitarianism and oppression.
In his most recent paintings, Ed Ruscha continues to meditate on the melancholy of Psycho Spaghetti Westerns in complex pictures that conflate his signature elements with the visual devices, perspectival techniques, and refined atmospheres of Old Master paintings to depict the romantic road trip of youth reduced to roadside dystopia. Ed Ruscha "Paintings"will be on view until January 17th at the Gagosian in Rome, Via Francesco Crispi 16
Larry Sultan: Here and Home is the first retrospective of California photographer Larry Sultan (1946–2009). The exhibition includes more than 200 photographs ranging from Sultan's conceptual and collaborative works of the 1970s to his solo works in the decades following. Larry Sultan: Here and Home will be on view until March 22, 2015 at LACMA.
Click here to read Autre's interview with choreographer Ryan Heffington.
Pierre Huyghe's famous white Ibizan Hound with a pink leg named Human – as part of his "Alive" series – roams around his amazing retrospective in Los Angeles. photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
A great detail at Pierre Huyghe's retrospective at LACMA, which will be on view until February 22. photograph by Oliver Kupper Kupper
Page from Marilyn Minter's book Plush, which will be released in December by Fulton Ryder.
Legendary artist John Giorno joins Elizabeth Dee Galleryin New York. Stay tuned for a solo exhibition in April 2015 and an outsized retrospective at the Palais de Tokyoin Paris. photograph by Hugo Vitrani
The first solo museum exhibition of Houston-based artist Mark Flood, Another Painting features key examples of the artist’s recent text, lace, and corporate logo paintings. With a deadpan and confrontational tone, Flood’s work interrogates the verbal, visual, and written language of institutions—such as government, Wall Street, and the art market—that influence everyday life. Appropriating the vernacular of these establishments, Flood seeks to reveal what he believes to be their inherent absurdity and desire to control. Another Painting will be on view until January 3, 2015 at the Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis, 3750 Washington Blvd St. Louis, MO
photograph by Hedi Slimane
