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isamu noguchi / danh vo – "a cloud and flowers"
mudam luxenbourg december 11, 2021 - september 19, 2022
For this exhibition in mudam luxenbourg danh vo meditates on isamu noguchi work.
Nairy Baghramian - Breath Holding Spell
Vienna Secession November 20, 2021 – January 23, 2022
Vienna Secession presents Nairy Baghramian's Breath Holding Spell.
mariana castillo deball - "amarantus"
MUAC, UNAM october 16, 2021 - may 1st, 2022
"Amarantus" is the first retrospective in Mexico of the work of Mariana Castillo Deball at MUAC, UNAM.
Minerva Cuevas and Leonor Antunes present "Witch Hunt"
the hammer and the institute of contemporary art, los angeles october 10, 2021 - january 09, 2022
Witch Hunt presents the work of 16 midcareer women artists from 13 countries, who use feminist, queer, and decolonial strategies to investigate current and historical political events, social conditions, and overlooked or suppressed artistic legacies including those of Minerva Cuevas and Leonor Antunes.
miguel calderón - "materia estética disponible"
museo marco, monterrey october 8, 2021 - february 2022
The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey (MARCO) presents Materia Estética Disponible, a curatorial revisión of the last three decades in the work of Miguel Calderón (Mexico City 1971).
Sofía Táboas - "Thermal Range" and "Ambient Temperature"
Museo Jumex October 7, 2021 – February 13, 2022
Two complementary exhibitions present the work of Sofía Táboas at the Jumex Museum starting on October 7, 2021.
Both explore the relationships between human and natural forces: Thermal Range does so through her individual trajectory and Ambient Temperature through the perspective she has on the work of her contemporaries.
anri sala - kunsthaus bregenz
kunsthaus bregenz - austria July 17 - October 10, 2021
Anri Sala´s solo exhibition: Anri Sala at Kunsthaus Bregenz in Austria.
"El tiempo en las cosas" del Museo Amparo
museo amparo - puebla july 13, 2021
"El tiempo en las cosas" in the Amparo Museum in Puebla presents as part of its permanent Contemporary Art Collection, the work of Damián Ortega, Gabriel Orozco, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Daniel Guzmán, Dr. Lakra, Carlos Amorales, Eduardo Abaroa, Sofia Táboas, Iñaki Bonillas, Mariana Castillo Deball and Minerva Cuevas.
periphery of the night - Apichatpong Werseethakul
institut d'art contemporain, villeurbanne/ rhône-alpes July 1 – November 28, 2021
"Periphery of the night"is Apichatpong Werseethakul's solo exhibition at the IAC Villeurbanne, France on view until november 28, 2021.
cien del MUAC
MUAC - Mexico City June 6 - October 10, 2021
Carlos Amorales, Gabriel Orozco, Damián Ortega, and Minerva Cuevas are participating in the exhibition "cien del MUAC".
nairy baghramian - misfits
galleria d'arte moderna - milan may 26 until september 26, 2021
Fondazione Furla and Galleria d'Arte Moderna (GAM), Milan, announce "Misfits", a Nairy Baghramian exhibition curated by Bruna Roccasalva.
jimmie durham - royal gardens venice
royal gardens venice may 18, 2021 - 6pm
Labinac's exhibition opening is tomorrow! The design collective composed by Jimmie Durham and Maria Thereza Alves will showcase limited edition design pieces and a special site-specific installation at the Royal Gardens in Venice.
press: los angeles gets its own gallery weekend
the new york times July 5, 2021
Read the full review on Barbara Sánchez-Kane´s new project at the group exhibition "Nuestrxs Putxs" at Human Resources LA for "Gallery Weekend Los Angeles", the first offline event in The New York Times.
zona maco 2021
kurimanzutto - mexico city april 27 - may 2, 2021
Siembra's flexible and porous ecosystem expands during ZⓈONAMACO 2021 to welcome a multiplicity of voices from the community.
eduardo abaroa & sofia táboas - imaginario vegetal
museo amparo - puebla february 28 - december 31, 2021
Eduardo Abaroa, Sofia Táboas and a group of mexican artisans collaborated to mold and carve a collection of 53 sculptures of different dimensions, whose shapes correspond to plants, roots or animals, such as mandrakes, insects, birds-dolphins, flowers of different types, peyotes, artichokes, nopales, avocados, trees, sheep-dogs, scorpion worms, branches, a flying saucer, among many more at Museo Amparo in Puebla.
normal exceptions: contemporary art in mexico
museo jumex - mexico city march 27- august 15, 2021
kurimanzutto is proud to announce the group exhibition: Normal Exceptions: Contemporary Art in Mexico in Museo Jumex in which Abraham Cruzvillegas, Daniel Guzmán, Damián Ortega, Eduardo Abaroa, Gabriel Kuri, Gabriel Orozco, Iñaki Bonillas, and Miguel Calderón participate.
Through Eyes and Mouth: Jimmie Durham as Seen by Haegue Yang
kurimanzutto Art Basel: Pioneers Online Viewing Room march 24-27, 2021.
Haegue Yang selects a number of works by the artist, poet, author, essayist and political activist, Jimmie Durham.
anri sala - time no longer
buffalo bayou park cistern - houston march 12 - december 12, 2021
Time No Longer is Anri Sala's underground installation in Houston's Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern where film, sound and installation collide to pay homage to former African American astronaut and saxophonist Ronald McNair.
jimmie durham & haegue yang - materials and objects
tate modern - london until november 2021
Jimmie Durham & Haegue Yang participate in Tate Modern's Room 6 and 9 Displays: Materials and Objects.
south south veza
online community of 50+ galleries dedicated to art from the Global South and its diaspora february 23 - march 7, 2021
We are thrilled to be a part of this new gallery-led initiative - an online community of 50+ galleries dedicated to art from the Global South and its diaspora.
mariana castillo deball - amarantus
museum für gegenwartskunst siegen - germany january 29 - may 24, 2021
The exhibition at MGKSiegen is the first solo presentation in Germany covering the Mexican artist's complete œuvre. Works from the last 15 years are being presented in 14 rooms.
Jimmie Durham, David Hammons, and Cady Noland - Collection 1970s–Present
moma - new york floor 2, 207
Although the works on display were made in the late 1980s and early 1990s—a period of dissent against decades of conservative government in the United States—the concerns they raise remain urgent.
abraham cruzvillegas - agua dulce
the bass - miami november 29, 2020 - april 18, 2021
Commissioned by the museum, the project will bring the artist's philosophy of autoconstrucción or self-construction, a practice of resilience and generosity, to The Bass' Collins Park.
art basel online viewing room: miami beach
kurimanzutto is proud to participate in Art Basel OVR: Miami Beach 2020 featuring a selection of works by: Gabriel Orozco, Nairy Baghramian, Haegue Yang, Jimmie Durham, Damián Ortega, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Carlos Amorales, Roberto Gil de Montes, Wilfredo Prieto, Miguel Calderón.
rirkrit tiravanija in - bab 2020
bangkok art biennale october 29, 2020 - january 31, 2021
Rirkrit Tiravanija takes part in Bangkok Art Biennale (BAB), a biannual art festival set in the capital of Thailand.
adrián villar rojas and jimmie durham in - POTENTIAL WORLDS 2: ECO-FICTIONS
migros museum - zurich october 24, 2020 - february 21, 2021
Potential Worlds 2: Eco-Fictions inquires into the potential worlds that might emerge from the ruins of humanity's making
haegue yang and nairy baghramian in - ground/work
the clark institute - williamstown october 2020
Haegue Yang and Nairy Baghramian take part in The Clark Institute's first outdoor exhibition of site-specific comissioned works.
apichatpong weerasethakul in daata art fair
Daata Art Fair is a new art fair dedicated to showcasing the best of international contemporary video and digital art. kurimanzutto with Apichatpong Weerasethakul is participating with the pieces: Invisibility, 2016; Fireworks (Archive), 2014; and Ashes, 2012.
frieze viewing room
kurimanzutto is proud to participate in Frieze Viewing Room.
haegue yang - strange attractors
tate st ives - cornwall october 24, 2020 – may 3, 2021
Yang's exhibition creates an environment in which uncanny and seemingly disparate ideas, cultures, relations and time periods coexist.
tarek atoui - waters' witness
fridericianum - kassel october 3, 2020 – january 17, 2021
The Fridericianum presents Waters' Witness, the first solo exhibition in Germany of the work of Tarek Atoui.
haegue yang - the cone of concern
museum of contemporary art and design, manila october 15, 2020 - february 28, 2021
The Cone of Concern at the MCAD centers around the idea of the 'tropical depression', a weather disturbance characterized by strong winds that take place mostly in the region of the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean.
mariana castillo deball - between making and knowing something
modern art oxford october 2, 2020 – january 3, 2021
Deball's exhibition focuses on sharing the stories of a number of little-known female anthropologists and indigenous storytellers and makers.
haegue yang – emergence
art gallery of ontario october 1, 2020 – january 31, 2021
Featuring over 70 sculptures, installations and performances from the past twenty-five years, Haegue Yang: Emergence includes a selection of early works as well as two new installations comissioned for the ocasion.
haegue yang - o2 & h2o
national museum of modern and contemporary art - seoul september 29, 2020 – february 28, 2021
In MMCA Hyundai Motor Series 2020: Haegue Yang - O2 & H2O, the artist attempts another leap toward "the abstraction of reality."
alexandra bachzetsis - chasing a ghost
bundeskunsthalle, bonn & mudam, luxembourg september 22, 2020 – 8 pm | september 25 - 26, 2020 – 9 pm
This performance investigates fluidity and permanence via the body, identity, the moving image and performance, challenging definitions of physical, emotional and psychological relationships.
gabriel kuri in gerlach en koop was machen sie um zwei? ich schlafe
gak - bremen september 19, 2020 - february 28, 2021
Gabriel Kuri presents chinese whispers, a collection of airline blankets with adhesive fruit labels, in the group show gerlach en koop was machen Sie um zwei? Ich sclafe at GAK Bremen.
leonor antunes - joints, voids and gaps
mudam - luxembourg october 10, 2020 – april 5, 2021
The artist created a new installation that exploits the physical qualities and proportions of this iconic architectural space designed by Ieoh Ming Pei.
leonor antunes: sequences, inversions and permutations
the box plymouth from September 29, 2020
For the first exhibition in St Luke's, Antunes has been commissioned by The Box to create a new east window design, alongside a series of new sculptural works.
allora & calzadilla: specters of noon
the menil collection - houston september 26, 2020 - june 20, 2021
The Menil Collection presents a major exhibition of seven sculptural works by the artists Allora & Calzadilla that revolve around this concept, serving as a manifestation of noon's hold over humankind and as a metaphor for the uncertainties defining our time.
tarek atoui: cycles in 11
sharjah art foundation september 19, 2020 – april 10, 2021
Marking over a decade of collaboration with Sharjah Art Foundation and the surrounding community, Tarek Atoui's exhibition Cycles in 11 centres around experimental and innovative musical forms and offers audiences opportunities to learn about and explore instrument-making, compositional structure and musical collaboration.
allora & calzadilla, abraham cruzvillegas, adrián villar rojas, danh vo, haegue yang in - the willfulness of objects
the bass - miami permanent collection
The Willfulness of Objects presents a selection of works from The Bass' collection, many newly acquired, by artists who utilize found, altered, recycled, or transformed everyday objects as their materials to explore facets of human nature, history, and the surrounding environment.
abraham cruzvillegas - The 1st Intergalactic Summit of Independent Art Spaces
sandwich - bucharest september 11 - october 16, 2020
Abraham Cruzvillegas with the assistance of Sandiwch Gallery, has invited artist-run spaces from various countries, the great majority of which have responded positively, to send us instructions for a group exhibition of group exhibitions.
wendy cabrera rubio and Charlie godet thomas - how to make a painting behave like a landscape
museo jumex - mexico city august 4 - september 6, 2020
This exhibition brings together two Mexico City-based artists whose work draws from the languages of comic-strips and cartoons.
Anri Sala, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Allora & Calzadilla, Carlos Amorales, Damián Ortega, Danh Vo, Gabriel Kuri, Gabriel Orozco, Rirkrit Tiravanija and Sarah Lucas in - on the razor's edge
museo jumex - mexico city august 18, 2020 - february 13, 2020
On the Razor's Edge is an international exhibition that brings together works within four thematic sections: migration and liberty; the human body; its environment; and the irrepressible and forever incomplete passage of time.
anri sala - 2020 +
red brick art museum - beijing august 1 - october 18, 2020
Anri Sala participates in the exhibition 2020 + with his piece If and Only If, where a garden snail slowly crawls from one end of a viola bow to the other, disturbing the subtle balance of the musician's performance.
gabriel kuri - spending static to save gas
douglas hyde gallery - dublin august 12 - september 12, 2020
For his first solo exhibition in Ireland, Kuri presents a new site-specific installation that recasts the cavernous architecture of the Douglas Hyde Gallery, creating a static field to reduce the building's energy use during the run of the exhibition.
iñaki bonillas - companion pieces: new photography 2020
museum of modern art - new york september 21, 2020
Companion Pieces: New Photography 2020 traces correspondence between images — from pendant pictures that together convey a shared message; to visual echoes reverberating through montage; to photographic series that, woven together, deliver more complex accounts of the world.
miguel calderón - el castillo de las junglas imposibles
CHÂTEAU DE SERRIGNY august 28 - October 4, 2020
art+château presents El Castillo de las junglas imposibles (The Castle of the Impossible Jungles), its first-ever exhibitio in the historic setting of the Château de Serrigny in Burgundy. The show features 14 artists from Latin America, including Miguel Calderón.
anri sala - as you go (châteaux en espagne)
centro botín - santander december 14 - september 13, 2020
Centro Botín presents AS YOU GO (Châteaux en Espagne), a new project by Anri Sala. His work explores non-verbal forms of communication with innovative narrative techniques.
zacheta national gallery of art - warsaw july 24 - october 25, 2020
This exhibition is the first such large monographic presentation of the artist's work in Poland. It features the older works selected from her comprehensive output as well as more recent works focusing around new themes and inspirations.
danh vo - ov hnad
the national museum of art - osaka june 2 - october 11, 2020
This long-awaited first solo exhibition at a Japanese art museum presents a comprehensive picture of Danh Vo which features approximately 40 pieces including new and recent ones, among them a collaborative project with the family of the late US Defense Secretary Robert McNamara.
wilfredo prieto - chiudere un occhio
fondazione morra greco - naples september 26 - november 30, 2019
Wifredo Prietowill present an exhibition of all new work, produced during his residency period in Naples, taking over the entire building of Palazzo Caracciolo di Avellino: Fondazione Morra Greco becomes Fondazione Morra Prieto.
nairy baghramian - performa 19 biennial
new york november 1 - 24, 2019
Nairy Baghramian participates in Performa 19, taking place over a period of three weeks at locations throughout New York City, which once again celebrates the extraordinary vitality, inventiveness and significance of New York as a leading global performance capital of the world.
rirkrit tiravanija - fear eats the soul
glenstone - washington opening: september 26, 2019
This exhibition blurs the boundaries between art and life, a key aspect of the artist's practice that has led him at times to abandon the art object in favor of creating shared, immersive experiences.
akram zaatari - against photography
sharjah art foundation - sharjah september 27, 2019 - january 10, 2020
This exhibition reflects on the evolution of the Arab Image Foundation (AIF) and its collections through the work and contributions of its co-founder Akram Zaatari.
anri sala - le temps coudé
mudam - luxembourg october 11, 2019 - january 5, 2020
This exhibition presents an ensemble of new and recent works juxtaposed with older pieces that will be accompanied by a major work, The Last resort.
mariana castillo deball - replaying life's tape
muma - melbourne october 5 - december 7, 2019
For her project at MUMA, Castillo Deball has focused on Nilpena, an area north of Adelaide, which is home to one of the most well-preserved ediacara fossil sites in the world.
fernando ortega, tarek atoui in - okayama art summit 2019
various venues - okayama september 27 - november 24, 2019
Okayama Art Summit is an international exhibition of contemporary art that offers visitors the opportunity not only to see exciting exhibits but also to experience the thought processes of the artists.
jimmie durham - do you say i am lying?
culturgest - porto september 14 - january 5, 2019
Inspired by José Saramago's The year of the death of Ricardo Reis, the works in the exhibition include quotes from the book that, typed or handwritten, are individually integrated into each piece.
haegue yang in - istanbul biennial
istanbul september 14 - november 10, 2019
The Istanbul Biennial has served as a dynamic plane of interaction, a meeting point, and a critical site for the development of new aesthetic and political visions.
abraham cruzvillegas - the ballad of etc.
the arts club of chicago september 12 - december 21, 2019
Assembling works from materials sourced in both Chicago and Michoacán, his ancestral home in the west of Mexico, Abraham Cruzvillegas meditates on the nature of rootedness and drift in The Ballad of etc.
gabriel kuri - sorted, resorted
wiels - brussels september 6, 2019 - january 5, 2020
This exhibition adopts materials as its organizing principle, sorting his works into four categories: paper, plastic, metal, and construction materials.
rirkrit tiravanija in - we are many: experiments in collectivity
pinacoteca de são paulo - são paulo august 10 – october 28, 2019
This exhibition presents artistic experiences designed as direct or indirect dialogues with Hélio Oiticica and Joseph Beuys' production, two of the most important and active artists of the second half of the twentieth century.
danh vo - untitled
south london gallery - london september 19 - november 24, 2019
This exhibition continues the largely conceptual practice of Danh Vo in which he interweaves fragments of archives and personal references, often evoking experiences of migration and integration to destabilize the entrenched structures of legitimacy within citizenship and identification.
haegue yang in - an opera for animals
rockbund art museum - shanghai june 22 - august 25, 2019
The exhibition is part of a long-term collaboration between the two institutions and the institutional exchange will see another exhibition at Para Site, Hong Kong in September 2020.
haegue yang - handles
moma - new york october 21, 2019 – spring 2020
Handles, Yang's installation comissioned for MOMA's Marron Atrium, features six sculptures that are activated daily, dazzling geometries and the play of light and sound, to create a ritualized and complex environment with both personal and political resonance.
haegue yang - in the cone of uncertainty
the bass museum of art - miami beach november 2, 2019 - april 5, 2020
In the Cone of Uncertainty foregrounds Haegue Yang's (b. 1971, Seoul) consistent curiosity about the world and tireless experimentation with materializing the complexity of identities in flux.
danh vo - the mudam collection and pinault collection in dialogue
mudam - luxembourg april 20 - august 25, 2019
A first presentation will be displayed in Mudam's Sculpture Garden, from 20 April to 25 August 2019, with a selection of emblematic works by the artist Danh Vo from Pinault Collection. This conversation between the two collections is the result of close consultation with Danh Vo and Caroline Bourgeois, curator of Pinault Collection.
abraham cruzvillegas and bárbara foulkes - autorreconstrucción: insistir, insistir, insistir
la tallera - cuernavaca july 27 - october 20, 2019
Autorreconstrucción: insistir, insistir, insistir is a collaboration between Abraham Cruzvillegas (Mexico City, 1968) and Bárbara Foulkes (Buenos Aires, 1982) in which they incorporate sculpture and dance through a series of choreographic actions, linked to gravity, suspension and movement
minerva cuevas - disidencia
mishkin gallery - new york august 29 - november 1, 2019
For her first solo exhibition in New York, artist Minerva Cuevas presents a body of video work that makes concise connections between the consequences of dominant economic ideologies and urgent, global ecological and social issues.
gabriel kuri in - si onsite
swiss institute - new york from june 27, 2019
SI ONSITE is a series of commissioned and borrowed semi-permanent works and installations exhibited in non-gallery spaces of the building. In the reception area, reading room, stairways, hallways, roof, elevator and other interstitial spaces.
autodestrucción 8 by abraham cruzvillegas in - la guerra fría
museo tamayo - mexico city july 6 - september 8, 2019
La guerra fría is about emotional tension between individuals and the tension between way of representing reallity. A thrid unites the protagonists. He's a sound engineer; he mixes tracks and also people (he has introduced the characters and in a way "produced" them). This "third party included", a necessary witness of the relationship, gives another weight to the decisions. How much do you depend on him? Can you love each other if he disappears?
alexandra bachzetsis - instruction pieces
neuer berliner kunstverein - berlin june 18 - july 26, 2019
In her choreographies, performances, videos and sculptures, Alexandra Bachzetsis examines how contemporary media culture inscribes itself in the body. The core of her exhibition at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) consists of her latest body of works Escape Act (2018). Bachzetsis picks up stereotypical ideals of body and behavior spread by mass media and treats them by means of persiflage.
sarah lucas - au naturel
hammer museum - los angeles june 9 - september 1, 2019
Over the past 30 years, Sarah Lucas has created a distinctive and provocative body of work that subverts traditional notions of gender, sexuality, and identity. Since the late 1980s, Lucas has transformed found objects and everyday materials such as furniture, cigarettes, vegetables, and stockings into absurd and confrontational tableaux that boldly challenge social norms.
rirkrit tiravanija - untitled 2019 (the form of the flower is unknown to the seed)
the institute of contemporary arts - london june 6, 2019 - june 7, 2020
The Institute of Contemporary Arts is proud to present a newly commissioned permanently sited work by Rirkrit Tiravanija.
mariana castillo deball - a solo exhibition
witte de with center for contemporary art - rotterdam may 26 - august 25, 2019
This solo exhibition presents three distinct kinds of work—and worlds—created by Castillo Deball in the past decade. They strike a balance between material folds and unfolding ideas, whereby multiple senses of time are experienced in the blank spaces of a drawing, in the negative space of sculpture, or in the wrinkles of a surface. For years, Castillo Deball's work has consistently manifested the ways in which the passage of time is illustrated, organized, and expressed in nature as much as in artifice.
allora & calzadilla - graft
garage museum of contemporary art - moscow may 26 - december 1, 2019
Using a poetic and scientific approach, Allora & Calzadilla create an installation that transcends borders that provokes a subtle but powerful visualization of the ecological crisis that we all must collectively face.
rirkrit tiravanija - (who's afraid of red, yellow and green)
hirshhorn museum - washington may 17 - july 24, 2019
Organized by Mark Beasley, the museum's Robert and Arlene Kogod Secretarial Scholar, Curator of Media and Performance Art, the exhibition transforms the Hirshhorn's galleries into a communal dining space in which visitors are served curry and invited to share a meal together.
carlos amorales - protesta fantasma
lille 3000 april 27 - december 1, 2019
Eldorado seeks to be a movement that highlights the qualities on which the wealth of the Lille region is built: its inhabitants and their ability to invent new models for better living together, its companies, which are innovating to create a new economy and a network of links between artists, researchers and citizens.
rirkrit tiravanija - tomorrow is the question
centro pecci - prato april 19 - august 25, 2019
Tomorrow Is the Question is the first solo exhibition in an Italian museum by Rirkrit Tiravanija (Buenos Aires, 1961), one of the most influential artists of his generation, known internationally for works that bring real life inside the spaces of art, achieved by the active intervention of the public and breaking down all barriers between the object and spectator.
gabriel orozco - rotating objects
the noguchi museum - new york april 17 - august 11, 2019
Orozco's Obi Scrolls were fashioned by incising, rotating, and reversing sections of fragments of antique kimono sashes (obi). The results were then mounted on scrolls as paintings, converting conventions of wrapping into explicit content.
gabriel orozco - veladoras arte universal
the international collection building - national museum of fine arts of habana april 11 - september 2, 2019
The creative poetry of Gabriel Orozco is the museum's international proposal for the programming of the 13th Bienal de La Havana.
minerva cuevas - no room to play
daad galerie - berlin april 11 - june 9, 2019
Minerva Cuevas works move at the interface to political action and practices of social self-determination. Conditions of global food production, the economization and distribution of natural resources on a global level as well as the social causes and consequences of climate change and neoliberal labour market policies are recurring themes in her work.
alexandra bachzetsis - escape act
pioneer works - new york april 11-12, 2019
Pioneer Works presents for the first time in the United States the performance Escape Act by Alexandra Bachzetsis.
carlos amorales - l'ora dannata
fondazione adolfo pini - milan april 2 - july 8, 2019
For the Fondazione Adolfo Pini has conceived the exhibition l'ora dannata centred on the installation of the environmental dimensions Black Cloud and on various elements related to the project Life in the folds. The exhibition also includes silhouettes and other works by the artist, in a continuos change between images and signs.
tank - shanghai march 23 – october 7, 2019
carlos amorales - ghost demonstration
bampfa - berkeley march 27 - october 13, 2019
In this new commission for the BAMPFA Art Wall, entitled Ghost Demonstration, Amorales draws from the multiple histories of mural art in Mexico, the political demonstrations that occurred in Berkeley in the 1960s (as well as more recent events), and protests in the United Kingdom in the 1980s.
leonor antunes in - biennale di venezia. a seam, a surface, a hinge or a knot
palazzo giustinian lolin - venice may 11 - november 24, 2019
kurimanzutto is delighted to felicitate Leonor Antunes with a seam, a surface, a hinge or a knot representing the Portugal Pavilion at the Fundazione Ugo et Olga Levi Onlus, Palazzo Giustinian Lolin.
allora & calzadilla - the tropical pharmacy
guggenheim museum - bilbao march 15 - june 23, 2019
Providing the title to the exhibition, The Bell, the Digger, and the Tropical Pharmacy (2013) spectacularly documents the demolition of one of the largest US-owned pharmaceutical manufacturing plants in Puerto Rico, an event that is emblematic of the island's highly asymmetrical political and economic framework of colonial exceptionality, defined by the reckless pace of capital flight in an "un-incorporated" territory and the low levels of corporate accountability in the exploitation of the region's resources.
anri sala - as you go
castello di rivoli - turin february 26 - june 23, 2019
The artist uses the architectural space to fold together visual, sound and tactile elements in order to generate new interpretations of history and new possibilities within an emancipatory vision of language and culture.
haegue yang - tracing movement
south london gallery - london march 8 - may 26, 2019
On the walls, large-scale works from Yang's Trustworthies series (ongoing since 2011) are shown alongside new Hardware Store Collages (2012- ) and Lacquer Paintings (1994- ), creating a visual dialogue between familiar household objects and abstraction.
abraham cruzvillegas - hi, how are you, gonzo?
the contemporary austin - austin march 30 - july 14, 2019
During the exhibition, a series of site-specific, assemblage sculptures will be enlivened through music, performances, workshops, cooking, storytelling, art making, skateboarding, and more, in "activations" led by the artist's collaborators from Mexico City and invited community partners from Austin.
allora & calzadilla: chalk
walker art center - minneapolis february 14, 2019 - february 2, 2020
Human-size sticks of chalk—each 64 inches long and approximately 120 pounds—fill Gallery 7, which has been transformed into an environment open to spontaneous mark-making.
apichatpong weerasethakul - artes mundi 8
national museum cardiff - cardiff october 26, 2018 - february 24, 2019
Artes Mundi 8, the most ambitious contemporary visual art exhibition in Wales and the largest art prize in the UK.
alexandra bachzetsis - escape act - swiss premiere
theaterhaus gessnerallee - zurich january 17 - 20, 2019
Alexandra Bachzetsis creates a poetic device that allows the viewer to "perceive" the technical and socially constructed dimensions of desire. The piece gathers seven living bodies and a multitude of objects that connect and disconnect to form different desiring machines.
remai modern - saskatoon january 19 - march 24, 2019
Five ping pong tables are set up in parallel inside the Remai Modern Gallery as part of Rirkrit'stiravanija tomorrow is the question.
nairy baghramian - beliebte stellen/privileged points
mudam - luxembourg january 19 - september 22, 2019
Beliete stellen / Privieged Points is a series of works by the artist Nairy Baghramian, who approaches her institutional environment with different colors and volumes.
danh vo - noguchi for danh vo: counterpoint
m + pavilion, west kowloon - hong kong november 16, 2018 - april 22, 2019
Noguchi for Danh Vo: Counterpoint presents works of art and design by celebrated modern sculptor Isamu Noguchi (American, 1904-1988) in dialogue with the work of Danh Vo (Danish, born Vietnam, 1975).
danh vo - garden with pigeons in flight
casa luis barragan - mexico city november 5, 2018 - january 13, 2019
Danh Vo reveals the invisible systems that work behind the scenes to ensure the smooth running of the house, as well as the conservation efforts made by its staff.
akram zaatari - the script
turner contemporary - england october 19, 2018 - january 6, 2019
Akram Zaatari is an internationally renowned Lebanese artist whose work is based on researching and studying the photographic record in the context of modern Arab societies. Through his practice Zaatari seeks to explore people's attitudes while filming or photographing themselves.
nairy baghramian in - le Festival d'Automne à Paris
beaux-arts - paris october 13, 2018 - january 6, 2019
Nairy Baghramian is the guest of the Autumn Festival 2018 in Paris.
haegue yang - chronotopic traverses
la panacée - montpellier october 13, 2018 - january 13, 2019
This publication is printed on the occasion of Haegue Yang's solo exhibition of the same title at La Panacée – MoCo in Montpellier. Chronotopic Traverses brings together unexpected arrangements of Yang's versatile sculptures of various materials against a backdrop of a panoramic and dramatic wallpaper titled Incubation and Exhaustion (2018, in collaboration with Manuel Raeder).
mariana castillo deball - petlacoatl
reva and david logan center for the arts, university of chicago - chicago november 16, 2018 - january 13, 2019
Deball gives the title Petlacoatl to his first individual exhibition in Chicago, the title comes from taking up the Nahua word that means "mat woven with snakes that point in all directions".
oakville galleries at centennial square - oakville september 23, 2018 – january 6, 2019
Encompassing work in sculpture, collage, installation and other media, Mexican-born, Brussels-based artist Gabriel Kuri frequently uses repurposed materials—natural, industrial and otherwise—to link questions of form with larger conversations surrounding how commodities are valued, circulated and assigned function. Inspired as readily by the principles of minimalism as by material histories, Kuri's works highlight the contingent and vernacular life of a given material or object alongside its more rational or systematic utility.
dr. lakra
white columns - new york september 27 - december 15, 2018
In White Columns, Dr. Lakra will present some recent, never before-seen collages.
akram zaatari in - kochi-muziris biennale 2018
possibilities for a non-alienated life - india december 12, 2018 - march 29, 2019
Kochi Biennale Foundation is pleased to share a curatorial note for the fourth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, along with an expanded list of participating artists.
akram zaatari - the fold: space, time and the image
contemporary arts center - cincinnati october 5, 2018 - february 10, 2019
Zaatari discovered the photographs of Hashem El Madani (1928–2017), who recorded the lives of everyday individuals inside and outside his humble Saida studio in the late 1940s and 1950s.
new museum - new york september 26, 2018 - january 20, 2019
Sarah Lucas (b.1962, London, UK) lives and works in Suffolk, UK. It was included in the now legendary group show Freeze (1988), organized by Damien Hirst at the Surrey Docks in London Docklands.
leonor antunes - the last days in galliate
pirelli hangarbiccoca - milan september 13, 2018 - january 13, 2019
The Last Days in Galliate is Leonor Antunes first major exhibition in Italy, conceived as a complex installation that fills the 1,400 square metres on the space known as the shed at Pirelli HangarBicocca: the works, many of which are new productions, converge with the structural elements of context and the natural lightning, thus merging into a single narrative.
minerva cuevas - dissidencia
galpao vb - sao paulo august 31 - december 15, 2018
Gathering seven videos and a slide show, dissidencia is Cuevas' first major individual in Brazil. Appropriating the language of marketing and advertising frequently, many of his works dialogue with icons of pop culture to rethink social relations, the role of large corporations in the production of food and the use of natural resources.
anri sala - the last resort
garage museum of contemporary art - moscow september 29, 2018 - january 27, 2019
In response to the architecture and acoustics of the space where The Last Resort is being exhibited, artist Anri Sala has developed a site-specific instllation with thirty-eight drums supended from the ceiling.
damián ortega - the modern garden
garage museum of contemporary art - moscow september 29, 2018 - february 28, 2019
From September 2018, Garage Square will be occupied by a newly commissioned, large-scale installation by Damián Ortega.
abraham cruzvillegas and bárbara foulkes - autorreconstrucción: to insist, to insist, to insist
art basel miami beach - grand ballroom december 6 - 9, 2018 - 3 pm y 5 pm
kurimanzutto is pleased to announce that Art Basel and The Kitchen will present the multidisciplinary installation of Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas and Argentine choreographer Bárbara Foulkes at Art Basel Miami Beach.
anri sala in - strange days: memories of the future
the store x, 180 the stand - london october 2 - december 9, 2018
The exhibition will present the work of twenty-one acclaimed artists and filmmakers who have shown video works at the New Museum in its ten years on the Bowery.
danh vō - take my breath away
statens museum for kunst - copenhague august 30 - december 2, 2018
Danh Vō: Take My Breath Away arranged by Statens Museum for Kunst in co-operation with The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation in New York, shows the most comprehensive overview ever presented on Danish soil of the work of one of the greatest contemporary artists of Denmark.
mariana castillo deball y diana magaloni - in tlilli in tlapalli
museo amparo - puebla september 1 - november 12, 2018
The exhibition gathers colonial codices from the Biblioteca Nacional de Antropología e Historia (National Library of Anthropology and History) and map-paintings from the Archivo General de la Nación (General Archive of the Nation), together with the encyclopedic project known as the Florentine Codex housed in the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, in Florence, Italy. Together, the documents examine the indigenous point of view on the conquest and the processes of survival, negotiation, and creation of a new land.
haegue yang - beautiful world, where are you?
tate liverpool biennial - liverpool july 14 - october 28, 2018
Yang's practice spans a wide range of media, from paper collage to performative sculpture and large-scale multi-sensorial installation, often featuring everyday objects, in addition to labour-intensive woven sculptures.
haegue yang - tightrope walking and its wordless shadow
fondazione furla - milan september 7 - november 4, 2018
This exhibtion it points to her deep engagement with the unspoken: the urge to create a language as subtle and delicate as a tightrope walk, where movement becomes powerfully dynamic and charged with both emotional and perceptual tension.
damián ortega, apichatpong weerasethakul, leonor antunes and adrián villar rojas in gwangju biennale
imagined borders - gwangju september 7 – november 11, 2018
The 12th Gwangju Biennale's Imagined Borders is a guiding concept that responds to the current times of change and uncertainty by recognizing the limits of grand narratives, singular authorship and the necessity to return to the complexities of multiple voices and perspectives. Seven exhibitions, spread across the city at the Gwangju Biennale Exhibition Hall, the Asia Culture Center, and other historical sites, will present responses to the imagination of borders—as historical and real, experiential and abstract, imaginary and transgressive.
nairy baghramian - breathing spell (un respiro)
palacio de cristal - madrid may 17 - october 14, 2018
The sculptures and installations of Nairy Baghramian update inherited forms and concepts to deal with notions such as functionality, abstraction or feminism. With clear references to the History of Art and modern architecture, specifically to minimalism and surrealism, the artist questions the tensions between function and ornament, industry and crafts, among others.
haegue yang in - again and against
hamburger kunsthalle - hamburg december 15, 2017 - december 9, 2018
Works from the museum's holdings of international contemporary art are brought into oftentimes surprising and unconventional situations of dialogue: Sigmar Polke/Haegue Yang, Maria Lassnig/Georg Baselitz, Neo Rauch/Tony Cragg, Georg Baselitz/Mike Kelley, Vajiko Chachkhiani/Peter Doig among others.
dr. lakra - yurugu diálogo entre dr. lakra y rené bustamante
museo de la ciudad - querétaro september 28 - november 25, 2018
Many of the works, both contemporary and ritual, contains symbols and concepts that seek to show the invisible. Its strength and visual and aesthetic impact come from this symbolic load, precisely because they convey ideas and concepts that go beyond the everyday and utilitarian.
apichatpong weerasethakul - the serenity of madness
núcleo de arte da oliva - portugal june 22 - september 2, 2018
The Serenity of Madness is structured into distinct sections: one corresponding to the artist's private world, peopled with friends, family and long-time collaborators; another takes up the public sphere but with a more abstract dimension of experience, utilizing light, memory and temporal, spatial, and spiritual displacement. The survey culminates with a selection of recent work addressing the social reality in his homeland.
damián ortega - warp cloud
echigo-tsumari art triennial - tsunan july 29 - september 17, 2018
Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale is one of the most important art festivals in the world and is held every three years in the Echigo-Tsumari region since 2000. Over the years the triennial has taken place in a rural area that expresses human coexistence with nature. The region currently suffers a rapid aging and depopulation due to globalization, so Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale aims for international artists to develop projects using art as a catalyst for rural values to revitalize the region.
haegue yang - triple vita nestings
institute of modern art - brisbane june 30 - august 30, 2018
Triple Vita Nestings uses formal strategies—such as layering, doubling, splitting, and merging— to reveal how individual subjects are embedded in the lives, stories, and contexts of others.
leonor antunes - discrepancies with c.p.
museo tamayo - mexico city june 8 - september 2, 2018
Her sculptures and interventions transform, in a certain way, the places where they are placed, and explore notions that are normally associated with the architectural, the planned and the built-such as measurement, proportion or scale. Paradoxically, Antunes has a systematic work methodology that incorporates randomness and arbitrariness as part of its raw material, which gives autonomy to the subject and gives its forms a specific meaning.
roman ondak - based on true events
kunstforum ostdeutsche galerie regensburg - regensburg may 19 - september 9, 2018
In the exhibition Based on True Events, the Slovak artist Roman Ondak deals with the current social and political imponderables.
abraham cruzvillegas - autoreconstrucción: to insist, to insist, to insist
the kitchen - new york april 5 – 7, 2018
This work will be activated in a twenty-minute performance by choreographer Bárbara Foulkes, whose improvised, aerial dance mirrors the suspension of the objects on display. The performance features musical intervention by Andrés García Nestitla. Organized by Tim Griffin and Rachel Valinsky.
roman ondak - objects in the mirror
base/ progetti per l'arte - florence march 14 - may 21, 2018
The intervention entitled Objects in the Mirror, created specifically for the non-profit space of BASE, confirms the interest of the famous Slovak neo-conceptual artist to create unprecedented experiences with which to shift the public's attention on the methods of discovery, perception and practice both of reality and of the experience of art.
jimmie durham - god's children, god's poems
muzeum sztuki - lodz march 2 - may 13, 2018
Jimmie Durham questions current standards of human - animal relations.
haegue yang - eta 1994–2018
museum ludwig - cologne april 18 – august 12, 2018
The exhibition will begin with Yang's first venetian blind installation from her 2006 Series of Vulnerable Arrangements - the 2006 Version Utrecht, an immersive and sensorial experience unfolding from a composition of various materials and the simultaneous use of wind, scents, light, and heat. Within this arrangement, video essays document the artist's travels through cities around the world and convey feelings of home, isolation, and dislocation associated with her itineracy in quite personal commentaries.
abraham cruzvillegas and haegue yang in superposition: equilibrium and engagement
21st biennale of sydney - sydney march 16 - june 11, 2018
SUPERPOSITION: Equilibrium and Engagement will examine the state of 'superposition' by examining how it might operate in the world today. We are surrounded by conflicting ideas across all levels of humanity: different cultures; readings of nature and the universe; political ideologies and systems of government; interpretations of human history, the history of art and definitions of contemporary art.
mariana castillo deball - to-day, february 20th
scad museum of art - savannah february 20 - august 5, 2018
For her exhibition at the SCAD Museum of Art, Castillo Deball presents the most recent iteration of the project "To-Day," which combines historical research about a specific site and a physical form that contains this research, which the artist calls a "fictional character."
carlos amorales - axiomas para la acción
muac - mexico city february 10 - september 16, 2018
Axiomas para la acción is a review of twenty-two years of Carlos Amorales' career proposed as an exhibition that emphasizes the conceptual aspects of his work.
apichatpong weerasethakul - sleepcinemahotel
sleepcinemahotel - rotterdam january 25 - 29, 2018
A serene, immersive film environment where falling asleep is allowed: that's one way to describe Apichatpong Weerasethakul's SLEEPCINEMAHOTEL, a unique one-off project during IFFR 2018.
carlos amorales - herramientas de trabajo
museo la tertulia - cali december 14, 2017 - april 1, 2018
The artist is mainly interested in language and the impossibility or possibility of communication through non-recognizable or un-codifed forms such as sounds, gestures and symbols, experiencing at the same time, the limits of image and sign through different mediums such as animation, video, cinema, drawing, installation, performance and sound.
alexandra bachzetsis - private: wear a mask when you talk to me
museo del novecento - milan november 29 - november 30, 2017
In private there are Oriental drag queen dances, gym and western yoga exercises mutating into football and porn poses, stock moves from theatrical training for advertising and the repetition of Michael Jackson's rituals by teenagers. There is Trisha Brown transitioning into Rembetiko, and a single voice fighting to survive national and gender identity social theaters.
mariana castillo deball - pleasures of association, and poissons, such as love
Galerie Wedding - Berlin October 6 - November 4, 2017
The starting point for the artist's work is her enthusiasm for fossils and their association with lithography as well as the change in evolutionary research during technical development. Mariana Castillo Deball's Pleasures of Association, and Poissons, such as Love thematizes the rivalry between different techniques for creating scientific »facts«, each showing a different view of Evolution.


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Ide Hard Drive
Ultra Ata
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What is Unique About Ultra ATA?
Joseph S. Thomas
Ultra Advanced Technology Attachment (Ultra ATA) is a legacy mass storage technology, which in 1997 doubled the Enhanced Integrated Device Electronics (EIDE) transfer limit of 16.6 megabytes per second (MBps) to 33 MBps. The uniqueness of Ultra ATA is seen in everyday computing, as it takes considerably less time to perform tedious tasks, such as copying files, making backups, and saving documents. Faster transfers reduce downtime, increase productivity, and enable advanced features within the operating system. Since more data can be read and written at one time, the computer operates faster than it would under a traditional ATA architecture.
Ultra ATA combines legacy ATA technology with the newer ATA Packet Interface (ATPAI), which combines traditional commands with innovative protocols. The ATA/ATAPI standard was published and adopted by ANSI in 1998. The technology also added several modes, utilized a high-speed IDE cable, and used advanced commands.
ATAPI support enables removable storage devices, such as CD-ROM drives, to boot using ATA interface.
The ATAPI standard is one of the main reasons Ultra DMA and ATA is unique, compared to previous technologies. ATAPI support enables removable storage devices, such as CD-ROM drives, to boot using the host system's ATA interface. In order for the system to natively boot an ATAPI device, the Basic Input Output Device (BIOS) must support the ARMD and ATAPI standards. The system's BIOS facilitates the booting process, but users must set the order in which the ATA devices boot.
In addition to providing increased transfer rates, the Ultra ATA also reformed data integrity efforts by implementing a sophisticated error detection algorithm called Cyclical Redundancy Checking (CRC). Manufacturers quickly adapted the model in the late 1990s and did not waste any time before implementing the new standard in their systems. Ultra ATA is an industry-adopted marketing term used in lieu of the official specification, "ATA-4 Ultra DMA Mode 2."
While Ultra ATA is known for using Ultra DMA Mode 2, the standard supports mode 0 at 16.7 MBps and mode 1 at 25 MBps. Faster transfer rates required an advanced high-performance IDE cable, which has 80 conductors and eliminates noise interference when transferring at maximum speeds. The 16-bit CRC protocol identifies errors during data transmission from the motherboard to the mass storage device.
There are several revisions to the Ultra ATA standard, including ATA/ATAPI-5, ATA/ATAPI-6, and ATA/ATAPI-7. While many of the revisions added revolutionary features, the primary change between ATA models are their maximum transfer rates. The fifth revision to ATA increases the transfer speeds up to 66 MBps and adds a Compact Flash connector. The sixth revision of ATA/ATAPI-6 boosts the maximum throughput to 100 MBps, adds support for Device Configuration Overlay, and integrates Automatic Acoustic Management. The last and final revision of ATA/ATAPI-7 marks the transformation into a Serial ATA-based architecture, and increases the transfer speeds up to 133 MBps.
The Parallel and ATA standards were replaced by Serial ATA (SATA) interfaces in the early 2000s, as manufacturers began to adopt the faster, smaller, and more reliable devices. Data speeds for Ultra ATA peripherals were capped at 133 MBps per second, whereas SATA chipsets support transfers of up to 257 MBps. Additionally, the maximum drive capacity was increased from 128 gigabytes to more than 2 terabytes.
What Is a Multisync Monitor?
What Is a Mass Storage Mode?
What is a Parallel ATA?
What is Gigabyte SATA?
What Does SATA 6Gb/s Mean?
What is PATA?
What is ATA-6?
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Our TreeHouse Helps With Grief
by Caitlin Koch
Editor's Note: There are over 100 organizations in Whatcom County working to provide supportive services to those experiencing chronic poverty and its associated effects: addiction, homelessness, incarceration, mental illness, and unemployment. Whatcom Watch believes these organizations often labor unnoticed by citizens — this column is designed to add daylight to their endeavors. We have contacted the organization appearing in this column and asked them to explain their mission. Because, in challenging times, being inspired and perhaps empowered by the acts of others is more important than ever.
Grief is an inextricable part of the human experience; grief is the price of love. Yet, in much of the western world, there is no place for grief. Grief is often bound by expectations around intensity and duration, and judgement abounds when one's grief experience does not align with these expectations. For those of us who have paid the price of love, we know that grief has no timeline, that grief will always have a place in our lives. We also know just how incredibly healing it can be to have another human witness our pain, to feel like we belong, and to know that our grief has a place. But what does it really look like for grief to have a place?
Cheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant, authors of "Option B," tell a wrenching and powerful story about collective pain, and the healing that can come from holding one another in grief. Sandberg's husband, Dave, died suddenly while they were on vacation. Their children were in second and fourth grades. She writes, "When we arrived at the cemetery, my children got out of the car and fell to the ground, unable to take another step. I lay on the grass, holding them as they wailed. Their cousins came and lay down with us, all piled up in a big sobbing heap with adult arms trying in vain to protect them from their sorrow."
Sandberg told her children, "This is the second worst moment of our lives. We lived through the first and we will live through this. It can only get better from here." She then started singing a song she knew from childhood, "Oseh Shalom," a prayer for peace. She writes, "I don't remember deciding to sing or how I picked this song. I later learned that it is the last line of the Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for mourning, which may explain why it poured out of me. Soon all the adults joined in, the children followed, and the wailing stopped." Sandberg and her children were reminded in that moment that they were not alone in their darkness and that their grief had a place.
Where Grief Has a Place
Our TreeHouse serves as a loving, healing community for children, youth, and families to grieve. Through peer support groups, provision of school-based support, and referrals to other community resources, we strive to ensure that grief has a place. Equitable and inclusive service provision is central to our mission, and we intentionally strive to meet the needs of vulnerable, oppressed, and underserved populations in our community. Providing services at no cost to program participants, Our TreeHouse is the sole organization providing children's grief support services in Whatcom County.
Our biweekly support groups for children, teens, and young adults incorporate elements of various therapeutic modalities, including art, music, and drama. Concurrent groups for parents/guardians provide an opportunity for those caring for grieving children and teens to receive social and emotional support and learn how to support the youth in their care. In addition to support groups, Our Treehouse provides workshops and interventions to support school communities after a death. Specifically, we offer time-limited support groups for children and teens in schools; provide on-site support for children, teens, and staff following the death of a student or staff member; and offer presentations for teachers/school counselors/administrators on various topics related to children's grief.
Grief and Covid
According to an article published by JAMA Pediatrics in February 2021, more than 37,300 children under age 17 have lost at least one parent due to Covid-19, a 20 percent increase in parental loss over a typical year. Early loss significantly alters children's developmental trajectory, and, without adequate support, bereaved youth are at elevated risk of traumatic grief, depression, poor educational outcomes, and unintentional death or suicide. Sudden parental death can be particularly traumatizing for youth and families. Moreover, Covid-related deaths are occurring at a time of social isolation, institutional strain, and economic hardship, potentially leaving bereaved children without the supports they need.
At Our TreeHouse, we have worked diligently over the last 16 months to offer innovative interventions for grieving youth and families. In March of 2020, we moved our peer support groups to a virtual format and rolled out a private YouTube channel with 1) readings of children's grief books and facilitated activities that corresponded with the stories; and 2) psychoeducational webinars for adult caregivers of grieving children and teens. Several months later, we added monthly activity kit deliveries, one-on-one phone calls, moderated online chat groups for teens and caregivers of grieving children, and publication of monthly newsletters for participating families. Together, these interventions have helped to facilitate a sense of connection and belonging among otherwise isolated youth and families.
Work With Educational Service Districts
In addition to adapting our center-based services, we have worked closely with Educational Service Districts in Washington state to develop school-based programming. In the last six months, we have provided grief education for over 250 educators and school administrators across the state and have collaborated with individual school districts to respond to tragedies impacting their school communities.
Grief is not limited to death-related loss. In our current contextual climate, grief is a part of our daily existence. From the loss of connection with others to drastic changes in our daily routines, we have all been affected by Covid-19 and the public health measures meant to keep us safe. While the impact of compounding loss often goes unrecognized in our society, the experience and its implications are very real.
Over the last year and a half, Our TreeHouse has worked to bring grief awareness and education to our broader community, to normalize the grief experience, and to serve as a resource and respite for grieving individuals and families. From participating in multidisciplinary community panel discussions, facilitating workshops for educators and mental health professionals, mentoring adjudicated youth, initiating social media campaigns, and creating physical spaces in the community for people to honor their losses, we have strived to ensure that grief has continued to have a place.
Our recent experiences with grieving members of our community have highlighted the far-reaching ripples of loss that accompany death during a pandemic; we have also repeatedly witnessed the deleterious effects of isolation on resilience and post-loss growth. Concurrently, our experiences with grieving youth and families in the last 16 months have validated the profound impacts of connection and community in the healing process, and the importance of ensuring that grief has a place. It's not just about creating a physical space, as we have learned over the last year, but about creating connection and community, welcoming and celebrating diversity, and meeting people where they are. It is also about holding hope for one another. As Cheryl Sandberg told her children as they were burying their father, "It can only get better from here."
Caitlin Koch, MS, MSW, CCLS, LSWAIC, has an innate passion for journeying with children and families through their grief, as well as empowering the professionals who support them. In addition to her role as executive director at Our TreeHouse, Caitlin has a private counseling practice in Bellingham.


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New Fingerprint Technology Can Detect the Drug Addicts and Dealers Even After Washing Hands
Posted on November 16, 2019	by Michael Wacey	0 Comments0
Scientists used advanced technology to identify drug users and dealers. A forensic test discovered by scientists in the UK differentiates between someone who has taken the drug or who unknowingly shaken hands with drug users or drug dealers. Scientists from the University of Surrey developed a tool by collecting ten samples of the people who are in the rehabilitation clinic. These people used heroin or cocaine, and the samples collected from them within 24hours. Before collecting samples of the fingerprints, all the members asked to wash the hands with soap and water. They have kept disposable gloves for the hands to make them sweat and thus collected the fingerprints sample.
"Our result says that this non-surgical and new technology is sensitive to identify the class a drug in several aspects. Even after people washed their hands using different methods," says Caria Costa, a researcher, The University of Surrey. The same test was held on the 50 non-drug users to differentiate the two groups. Our researchers at the University of Surrey believe that this new technology will give safety to our communities. This technology will ease the way for those who are struggling with their addictions," announced Dr. Melanie Bailey, co-author in The Journal of Analytical Toxicology.
He also said that "This technology is also useful to identify whether the patient is taking regular medication or not. This helps to keep track of the patient's medication, which ultimately gives motivation for the patient. Caria Costa said, "Significantly, this research tells that the process of hand washing is important when trying to identify a person has used a Class a drug." The researchers also applied similar technology to identify the unknown signals of cocaine use. The National Crime Agency made the biggest ever capture of the heroin in Felixstowe. In August. The agency has seized near 1.3 tones of heroin, which values more than £120 million.
Michael Wacey
Being a Senior Content Writer at Guildwars Insider, Michael leads the content writing team. He composes reports and articles for the Science section. Even more, the latest news from celestial bodies and space is his cup of tea. The wide-ranging set of articles covered by Michael includes the most recent scientific discoveries, space-related news, meteor showers, wild-life related news, genetics, etc. He is a great chef fond of making new dishes and munching over them.
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Suffolk County AOH set up a membership drive at the Brookhaven Town Fair on Friday and Saturday September 8th and 9th, 2018. Pictured are Pat Spero of Division 9, Tom McKenna of Division 8 and Walter Butler of Division 9. Thank you Brothers for all your hard work on behalf of the Order!


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SUMMARY: The entire news media industry was buzzing in August of 2010 after Ross Dawson released his predictions for when newspapers worldwide would cease to exist. On the cusp of revising his predictions for printed news, Dawson shares his thoughts on the future of media with INMA.
Creator of "Newspaper Extinction Timeline" lays out industry's optimistic future
Keynote Blog | 22 June 2015
By Dawn McMullan
Ross Dawson is famous for predicting, year by year, the end of the newspaper. But that's not exactly what he meant.
Almost five years ago, Dawson, founding chairman of Future Exploration Network, created the "Newspaper Extinction Timeline," which he calls "significantly misunderstood."
"This is one of the only predictions that I've made," Dawson said at the INMA World Congress in New York City last month. "As a futurist, I believe predictions are often not worthwile because nobody knows the future. The future is unpredictable. Yet the reason why I did make these predictions was to provoke, to be able to wake people."
If he provoked people to consider why they disagreed with the timeline, then "I've served my purpose." His intention was never to necessarily be right — although he might be closer than you'd like to think.
"This is about news on paper. I think the dynamics of that are not bright. But the point is about the news overall, the future is extraordinarily bright."
Dawson will revise his predictions at the five-year mark later this year.
For the Dawson's full presentation, click here.
About Dawn McMullan
Dawn McMullan is senior editor at INMA, based in Dallas, Texas, USA. She can be reached at dawn.mcmullan@inma.org.
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Acquired: Drafted by the Los Angelos Dodgers in the 1st round (#15 overall) in the 2008 draft ($1.73 million bonus). Acquired by the Phillies along with Josh Lindblom and Stefan Jarrin in exchange for Shane Victorino.
Pre Draft Report: Martin was the top prep right handed pitcher in the 2008 draft. He was rated Baseball America's 2008 High School Player of the Year not just for his pitching but also for his hitting at third base. On the mound Martin had a plus fastball that sat mid 90s that could touch high 90. He had a plus breaking ball that was more slurvy than true curveball and his change up was advanced for his age. The Dodgers made him the 15th overall pick of the draft.
Despite not playing in a game after being drafted in 2008, Martin made his debut at #3 on Baseball America's Dodger's list and at #1 on Kevin Goldstein's Dodger list for Baseball Prospectus. There were notes that Martin tended to overthrow his pitches which could cost him some command and control.
Martin made his debut in low-A Great Lakes in the Midwest League. His season was a solid success though his BB/9 was very high, his final line was 100IP, 3.87 ERA, 61BB, 120K. It was noted that his velocity was inconsistent and his change up was below average. He still earned #10 on BA's Midwest Leage Top 20. After the season BA ranked him #4 in the Dodger's system and Kevin Goldstein rated him #3.
In 2010 Martin was sent to Inland Empire in the California League. the year can only be described as a complete disaster as his ERA was 6.35 but more concerning was that over 113.1IP he posted at 8.34 K/9 but a 6.43 BB/9. He still was rated the #15 prospect in the California league and BA noted that he had no feel for his curveball and could not throw it for strikes. At the end of the season BA rated him the #9 prospect in the Dodger system and Kevin Goldstein rated in the #10 prospect, both with the caveat that he still maintained a #2 upside if ever solved his command problems.
In 2011 the Dodgers sent Martin back to the California League (their affiliate shifted to Rancho Cucamonga) where again it was a huge disaster as he posted a 7.36 ERA eventually being shifted to the bullpen. Trying to restart his career the Dodgers promoted him to AA Chattanooga where his ERA dropped but not his command issues. BA rated him #17 in the Dodger's system noting that he still had #2 upside but was far from reaching it and that he was struggling to repeat his delivery, Goldstein rated him the #14 prospect in the system.
Martin returned to AA as a starter in 2012 and pitched much better dropping his walk rate by 2BB/9. On July 31 he was traded to the Phillies in a package for Shane Victorino, his AA numbers at the time were 118IP, 3.58 ERA, 61BB, 112K. Martin continued his success in Reading with a line of 39.2IP, 3.18ERA, 18BB, 35K, and of those 18 walks 7 occurred in a single start.
Summary: Martin has struggled with control in his time in the minors and that is the main struggle for him. Martin's stuff remains good with his fastball sitting 92-95 and he can touch 98 when needed. In 2010 Martin scrapped his curveball for a slider that sits in the mid-80s and sits average right now but shows at least plus potential down the road. His change up is slightly below average but has flashed average. Martin is extremely athletic and has been very durable despite his control problems. For Martin his potential will hinge on his command and control.
Upside: Martin's upside is as a #2 starter though he still a ways away. His stuff is very good with his fastball as plus to plus plus especially if he learns to control it in the strike zone. His problem has been an inability to throw strikes with his secondary pitches leading him to overthrow his fastball. He made great strides in 2012 and will likely head to AAA in 2013 and will have to be added to the 40 man roster in the offseason. His ETA is late 2013 to early 2014. If he is unable to conquer his control issues he will make for a good back of the bullpen reliever.
UPDATE: Martin posted high K/9 and BB/9 rates for Lehigh Valley in 2013, buut was called up to Philadelphia on August 2nd. He made 8 starts and 7 other appearances for the Phillies. He excited crowds with his fastball, but exhibited an inability to maintain velocity and survive a second trip through the line up. He was injured in the off season and started the 2014 season back in the minors. Except for a rehab stint in Clearwater and a short week with the Phillies in June, he spent most of the season in LHV. He started the 2015 season injured again and spent his entire season in Reading, but for a rehab inning in Clearwater. His fastball is diminished, his K rate is down, but so is his BB rate.


Golf is played around the world and is very popular with online betting. Let's take a look at how to make a golf bet and the different golf betting options you will see.
The first type of golf bet at an online sportsbook is to wager on a golfer to win the tournament and the second type of golf bet is on individual golfers matched up against one another. The first golf betting option involves picking one golfer to win the tournament.
If you are willing to take a stand against Tiger Woods to win a golf tournament then you can often find attractive golf odds on other players. Also, don't forget that you can also bet women's golf with the same two golf betting options of picking a player to win a tournament or the matchups.
Golf betting matchups have become the main way many people bet golf today. Golf betting matchups are based on the money line and are very easy to understand. You just need your golfer to finish better than the other golfer to win when betting golf.
You are risking $240 dollars for every $100 you want to win on Woods or the 2.4/1 equivalent while you get $200 dollars for every $100 you risk on Scott. Betting matchups is much easier to do because you are just trying to beat one golfer instead of every golfer in the tournament.
As you get involved in online golf betting what do you want to look at? The first handicapping tip would be to consider how golfers have done at this particular tournament. You want to select a golfer that has had reasonable success at this week's event and it also helps to have him matched up against someone that has struggled.
Another golf betting handicapping tip involves looking at the course for this week's tournament and see if it favors a certain type of player. Some courses are made for distance players while others have tough greens and are made for expert putters.


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After reading Thor Heyerdahl's Kon-Tiki and feeling convinced that the Polynesian islands had been settled by seagoing South Americans who crossed the Pacific aboard balsa rafts, my father reminded me that the Hōkūle'a, a full-scale replica of a waʻa kaulua, had sailed from Hawaii to Tahiti in 1976, essentially disproving Heyerdahl's migration theory.
To further prove his point, my father dug out an old VHS tape on which he had recorded a National Geographic special highlighting the Hōkūle'a and its 1976 voyage. Funded by the Polynesian Voyaging Society and led by Mau Piailug, the 35 day trip was completed using traditional Polynesian navigation techniques, without the use of modern instruments.
Since the 1976 voyage to Tahiti and back, the Hōkūle'a has completed nine more voyages to destinations in Micronesia, Polynesia, Japan, Canada, and the United States, all using ancient wayfinding techniques of celestial navigation. Her last completed voyage, a five month trip through Micronesia and ports in southern Japan, was completed in 2007.
For additional information on the Hōkūle'a and the Polynesian Voyaging Society, click here.
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Teresa Mendez article from the Christian Science Monitor was syndicated on Sunday, December 23rd, 2007 in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. According to wikipedia, Sunday's circulation is a little over 500,000 papers and this article appeared right before Christmas (when there are a lot of house guests). Unlike David Montgomery's article, Teresa's was not edited very much upon syndication, but her's is a shorter article in wordage.
A couple weeks ago I spotted the article syndicated on the ABC News website (screen grab below), but I still don't know how the article was ultimately used. It was written for newspapers and ABC News is broadcast news, so did it appear on a TV segment? I doubt it. ABC News probably just paid to have the article syndicated on their website to get more advertising dollars.
For both ABC News and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution the editors included my URL in the story, but unlike the Christian Science Monitor article, neither hyper-linked the URL, so I don't know how many direct visitors my website received because of the article's syndication. This is very annoying and I wished the web editors of the respective news organizations would do a better job with their on-line articles.
Regardless, what I like best about this syndication is that while the Christian Science Monitor article contains a 90 second audio report by the author, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has a robot that will read the entire article for you.
This map is the final iteration in the series. They all turned out great.
I am making a series of maps for downtown Atlanta.
This is the first iteration of a series of maps of downtown Atlanta, Georgia.


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Tourism Minister Proposes Take-Over Of Paragliding Festival By Assemblies, Others
Tourism Minister, Ms Akua Sena Dansua, has appealed to district assemblies, corporate bodies, traditional authorities and the Kwahu business community to massively support or take over the paragliding sport.
That support, she said, would enable the Tourism Ministry to identify and develop other tourism products in the country.
"We have achieved substantial results in terms of increased businesses, jobs and income opportunities created in the local communities which could be improved with support of stakeholders", Mrs Dansua stated.
In a speech read on her behalf at the opening of the 2012 Okwahu Paragliding Festival at Atibie-Kwahu on Saturday, she said "support from stakeholder will raise the sport as a vibrant and vintage tourism product to boost employment and investment opportunities in the local communities.
Her speech was read for her by the by the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Baba Jamal at the festival which started seven years ago and has become one of the country's tourism calendar attracting about 22 per cent foreigner in 2011 and coincides with Easter festivities on the Kwahu Ridge.
The event, which is the seventh in a series, attracted 21 pilots from the USA, New Zealand, Japan, Austria, Brazil, Germany and Denmark, who took turns to fly both local and foreign passengers, including Mr Jamal, off the launching pad of the Mount Odweanoma.
This year's event has been expanded to include activities such as a four-day hiking expedition from Sumunakese to Adawso through to the Kwahu Ridge, musical shows, health walk, football matches, life band and street carnivals.
The tourism minister said the paragliding sport, and the tourism industry in general, had enormous potential that could be tapped not only by the government but other stakeholders to create employment and investment opportunities for the local communities.
Towards this, she expressed the commitment of her ministry to continue to promote strong public-private sector partnership in developing and promoting tourism products.
On infrastructure development, she said her outfit was collaborating with the Ministry of Communications to get companies that had erected masts on Mount Odweanoma to fund the reconstruction of the 4.7 kilometre roads from Atibie to the Launch pad as their corporate social responsibility.
The Deputy Eastern Regional Minister, Mr Ebenezer O. Larbi, stressed the need for the paragliding sport to be promoted among Ghanaians to help generate more local revenue for development projects.
He, therefore, appealed to the traditional leaders to institute a traditional festival to be celebrated along the paragliding sport.
He also appealed to the Ministry of Tourism to sponsor the training of Ghanaian pilots in the future to ensure the sustainability of the sport, saying "this blossoming, attractive and well patronized sport should not be allowed to whittle away when foreign pilots pull out".


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