22nd Dec 04 -28th Feb 05

Best of Singapore Art 2004

tickle art, CityLink Mall (exit to Esplanade)

admin@dangermuseum.com or call +65 6294 0041.

Best of Singapore Art is a mobile project that features artworks,
made-in-Singapore and made-by-Singapore, which their creators considered the best they had created in 2004.
This project explores the different ways of displaying, promoting and selling Singapore art.

http://www.artomato.com/bosa04/

Presenting artists:
Jacklyn Soo,Vanessa Chang, Rainer Geburzyk, Lara Pang, Soraya Safdar, Tang Ling Nah, Justin Lee, Lim Kok Boon, Lim Shing Ee, David Teo, Urich Lau, Ye Ruoshi, Michael Lee, Dominique Hui, Janice Chin, Terence Lin, Cheong Kah Kit, Wang Yuxian, Diana, Aleksandar Obradovic, Lee Sze-Chin & Lim Kok Boon, Sherman Ong, Teo Hwee Lee Debbie, Joshua Yang, Ezzam Rahman, Haslinda Rahman and Miguel Chew

Best of Singapore Art 2004
continues. see above

http://www.artomato.com/bosa04/

Bound_less

Stenersen Museum in Oslo
Opening18 February

C urated by Henry Meyric Hughes
The show will tour Norway in the following months.

"Bound_less", an exhibition presenting 13 artists linked to Norway, but who has established practices accross national boarders.

http://www.stenersen.museum.no

Danger Museum Talk

Art Academy in Oslo

 Øyvind and Miho presented recent projects in relation to ideas of the museum.

Calcurated Risks

Publication edited by Marianne Heir

Presentation: 2nd April, 7pm
Open for viewing: 3rd April, 12 - 4pm
Location: OCA Project Space, Wergelandsveien 17, Oslo

OCA Project space

"Calculated Risks is an art book and exhibition in one, edited by artist Marianne Heier including 16 contributors from Italy, Japan, Norway and Sweden that represents various professional categories within the art system.

http://www.oca.no

Blow - In

Danger Museum and Cork Midsummer Festival, in association with Cork 2005: European Captal of Culture

Curated by Grant Watson
Funded by Cork Midsummer Festival, EU-JAPAN FESTand Cork 2005

Opening event
Deliverly of a gift from Danger Museum to Cork Public Museum (& Cork city) via parachute scheduled on 15th June at 6pm at the Cricket Field next to Cork Public Museum. The opening continues inside the museum..

Cork Public Museum, Fitzgerald Park, Cork, Ireland

16th - 24th June
11.00am - 1.00pm & 2.15pm - 5.00pm (Monday to Friday) and 3.00pm -5.00pm (Sunday)

Blow-In, Danger Museum (Miho Shimizu & Øyvind Renberg)
Commissioned by Cork Midsummer Festival, curator Grant Watson
Cork Public Museum, Fitzgerald Park, Cork Ireland

Blow-In is the culmination of Danger Museum’s experiences as outsiders or “blow-ins” to Cork city. 13 interviews are compiled in a publication, while collage pieces and a performance are shown in Cork Public Museum. The project uses the history of Cork as a backdrop for an exploration of the development of Cork´s cultural scene and the role that Cork 2005 is playing in further development of this.

blowin.html (dmweb )

Cork Midsummer Festival
http://www.corkfestival.com

Cork 2005
http://www.cork2005.ie

LOCALE RESIDENCY
AT PEACOCK VISUAL ARTS

PEACOCK visual arts
21 Castle Street, Aberdeen AB11 5BQ, Scotland
Admission free, Opening Hours Tuesday - Saturday: 9.30am - 5.30pm

Telephone: +44(0)1224 639539, Fax: +44(0)1224 627094, http://www.peacockvisualarts.co.uk

WATCH OUT FOR FRIDAY EVENTS HAPPENING EVERY OTHER WEEK!

5 AUG 18:00 BEATLES KARAOKE

19 AUG 18:00 SOFT Talk: Perspective on Art in Aberdeen

2. SEP 18:00 Born to Boogie, Film by Ringo Starr, T-Rex concert film

From August to November Danger Museum conducts the third LOCALE residency at Peacock Vsiual Arts in Aberdeen. During their residency Danger Museum investigates ideas of community, pop culture and the art institution by looking at the Beatles and in particular the Sgt.Pepper’s album. The project develops through events, talks and photo shoots, culminating in a local version of the iconic album cover.

PEACOCK visual arts is the leading contemporary art institution in the North-East of Scotland, providing print-making, digital imaging, video and photography facilities as well as an innovative programme of international exhibitions and projects.

peacock.html (dmweb)