A show of Tantra, Jain & Hindu Ritual art, including some contemporary artists, including Shezad Dawood, Archarya Vyakul, Alexander Gorlizk, Nicola Durvasula, Sayed Haider Raza, Prafulla Mohanti, Ruth Marten and Fergus Feehily.
October 31 – November 8, 2019
The Redfern Gallery, 20 Cork Street, Mayfair, W1S 3HL
Richard Aldrich, Fergus Feehily, Nathan Hylden, Ken Kagami, Miki Mochizuka
September 18 – 21, 2019
Curators: Roxane Baeyens, Koen Delaere, Bas van den Hurk
Kunstenaars:
Koen Delaere & Bas van den Hurk
Matthew Allen, Thomas Bakker, Matea Bakula, Raymond Barion, Marieke Berghuis, Julie Cockburn, Catharina Dhaen, Piet Dieleman, Jeroen Doorenweerd, Aleana Egan, Fergus Feehily, Tatjana Gerhard, Sanne Jansen, Tyrell Kuipers, Antonietta Peeters, Fawn Rogers, John Stezaker, Jolijn Van Den Heuvel, Jochem Van Laarhoven, Dan Van Severen
April 12 – June 28, 2019 Opening Friday April 12 at 6:00 pm
Same as before. Changing, altered. Difference. Sameness. Past, present, future. “Time, time, time, see what’s become of me…” 1 The same as always. Different every time. ‘round about midnight. 2 Portals. Entrance and exit. Pathways. “They laughed at me when I said I wanted to be a comedian, well they’re not laughing now.”3
1 A Hazy Shade of Winter, recorded by The Bangles in 1987, a cover version of the Simon & Garfunkel song, originally released on October 22, 1966. 2 The album 'Round About Midnight was released by Miles Davis in 1957, it opens with the song of the same title, written by Thelonious Monk, Bernie Hanighen and Cootie Williams. 3 Bob Monkhouse. Monkhouse was a veteran British comedian, and this one of his most famous jokes.
April 11 – 14, 2019
December 6–9, 2018
Erika Verzutti, Ken Kagami, Miki Mochizuka, Nathan Hylden, Shimon Minamikawa, Yui Yaegashi, Fergus Feehily
October 28 – November 25, 2018
Fergus Feehily (born, 1968, Dublin) Iives and works between Berlin and Helsinki. Significant exhibitions include the Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Dallas Museum of Art and Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery. Feehily recently curated the exhibition. Constellations, for the Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki.
Consistent with his past paintings, works in the present exhibition are consistently modest in scale and often disarmingly placid in terms of palette. Yet, these new paintings - and single sculpture and work on paper - are characterized by a sense of play and lack of anxiety. No less experimental, in distinction from the work of his contemporaries who play with historical painterly tropes and forms, Feehily draws on and expands upon his own vocabulary, a language painstakingly developed over decades of painting in an abstract mode. There is a sense of narrative to the work - repeated forms and strategies appear, engaged with a confidence that has resulted in both new developments and an intense strength of character.
November 8 – November 9, 2017
Conversations in Light and Dark is a two-day event at the Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki, in the dark winter. It revolves around a discussion of painting, and how artists who use painting think about the world. It is concerned with time, collecting – the artist as collector, the studio as archive and the things painters are interested in, what painters are thinking about and what forms an artist, early experiences, enthusiasms, connections to other artists, sometimes from another age or geographical location and of course painting and light. It aims to create an environment where artists and other practitioners talk like they do amongst each other, so there will be coffee and some open-ended discussion, which will form around presentations by our speakers.
Terry Winters, Declan Long, Alex Olson, Yuki Okumura, AGF aka Antye Greie-Ripatti, Kukka Paavilainen, Päivi Takala, Jonatan Habib Engqvist, Daniel Werkmäster, Aino Lintunen
Curated by Fergus Feehily
October 25, - November 12, 2017
Constellations arose in many ways out of a course at the Academy of Fine Arts, called Far from the Tree. The course had several iterations and directions, but common was an immersive week involving a great deal of discussion, reading, looking, listening, screenings, conversation and tea drinking. These discussions covered ideas around getting lost, putting things together, and collecting things like records, books or paper planes as Harry Smith did, with the intention to create a space to inhabit and to allow thought and feeling to move outwards in new directions, both during the course and beyond it. The exhibition seeks in a modest way to do the same.
The show features a number of archives, collections or ideas about painting assembled by individual artists. Students at the academy have also curated an exhibition within the exhibition, called Night Table, which is a response to the course and the building of this project. We are deeply indebted to all the artists, contributors and collectors who have responded to the project so generously.
Anonymous, Andreas Behn-Eschenburg, Ann-Sofie Claesson, Matt Connors/Pre-Echo Press, Annie May Demozay, Koen Delaere and Bas van den Hurk, Erno Enkenberg, Far from the Tree, Lasse Juuti, Hannele Kumpulainen, Emelie Luostarinen, Mauno Markkula, Inga Meldere, Brendan Moran, Petri Ala-Maunus, Night Table, nynnyt, Peter Ojstersek, Yuki Okumura, Alex Olson, Nils Titus Östbrant and Ignat Burdo, Vesa-Pekka Rannikko, Sebastian Reis, Astrid Strömberg, Päivi Takala, Inari Sami garment, Harry Smith’s Folk Anthology, Tuukka Tammisaari
Curated by Fergus Feehily
Night Table is an exhibition within and exhibition, selected by students on the Far from the Tree course: Iina Torikka, Celeen Mahe, Brendan Moran, Astrid Strömberg, Andreas Behn-Eschenburg, Sebastian Reis, Annie May Demozay, Aino Lintunen. They have chosen to show: Emma Ainala, Andrew Vickery, Liisa Karintaus, Kathy Tynan, Jon Verney, Laura Wesamaa, Christina Read, Lewis Miller
October 6 - December 22, 2017
Jill Baroff, Christiane Baumgartner, Rana Begum, Nelleke Beltjens, Henrik Eiben, Fergus Feehily, Lutz Fritsch, Joe Fyfe, Frank Gerritz, Hubert Kiecol, Imi Knoebel, Gereon Krebber, Daniel Lergon, Kai Richter, Winston Roeth, Natascha Schmitten, Max Sudhues, Richard Tuttle
September 8 - October 1, 2017
Rey Akdogan, Phoebe Collings-James, Fergus Feehily, J. Parker Valentine
Okey Dokey
Arcadia Missa (London)
Miguel Abreu Gallery (New York)
Misako & Rosen (Tokyo)
Curated by Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas
May 14 - June 7, 2017
incainstitute.org
March 29 – May 15, 2017
Giuseppe Adamo, Fergus Feehily, Robert Holyhead, Pieter Vermeersch,
John Zurier
April 8 – May 21, 2017
Gill Addison, Robert Baker, Robert Ballagh, Diana Copperwhite, Gerry Davis, Jack Donovan, Fergus Feehily, Tom Fitzgerlad, Alberto Giacometti, David Godbold, Patrick Graham, Patrick Hall, Charles Harper, Tjibbe Hooghiemstra, Ramon Kassam, Alan Keane, Sean Keating, Maggie Madden, Elizabeth Magill, Brian Maguire, Katrina Maguire, Conor Masterson, Dougal McKenzie, William McKeown, Michael Minnis, Henry Moore, Áine Nic Giolla Coda, Mark O’Kelly, Paul O Reilly, Garett Phelan, Kathy Prendergast, Anne Ryan, Sean Scully, Richard Slade
March 17 - April 22, 2017
AT Biltereyest, Judy Darragh, Fergus Feehily, Selina Foote, Rohan Hartley Mills, Noel Ivanoff, John Nixon, Kim Pieters, Glen Snow
January 8 – February 5, 2017
D.L. Alvarez, Alain Biltereyst, Nayland Blake, Sarah Braman, Anne Collier, Keith Coventry, Fergus Feehily, Harrell Fletcher, Georg Herold, Matthew Higgs, Elizabeth Jaeger, Meredith James, Xylor Jane, Ajay Kurian, Jim Lambie, Charles LeDray, Margaret Lee, Zoe Leonard, Thomas Locher, Alicia McCarthy, Keegan McHargue, Mathieu Mercier, Jonathan Monk, Dugan Nash, Bill Owens, Djordje Ozbolt, Raymond Pettibon, Jack Pierson, Scott Reeder, Tyson Reeder, Michael Sailstorfer, Hayley Tompkins, Tilman Wendland, Erwin Wurm, B. Wurtz
Curated by Misako & Rosen, Tokyo
December 11, 2016 - January 28, 2017
Richard Aldrich, Ei Arakawa, Kaoru Arima, Fergus Feehily, Nathan Hylden, Shimon Minamikawa, Miki Mochizuka, Trevor Shimizu, Hisachika Takahashi, Kazuyuki Takezaki, J Parker Valentine, Yui Yaegashi