JANET CARDIFF AND GEORGE BURES MILLER: THE HOUSE OF BOOKS HAS NO WINDOWS
MY... Oxfordshire Schools’ Art Exhibition
Andrew Nairne, Director, leaves for senior Arts Council post
GARY HUME: DOOR PAINTINGS
Encounters: Victor Alimpiev
ENCOUNTERS: KATIE PATERSON
MIRCEA CANTOR: THE NEED FOR UNCERTAINTY
ANSEL ADAMS: PHOTOGRAPHS
OBSESSIONS
2008 Exhibitions Programme Highlights
LINA SANEH: I HAD A DREAM, MOM
BOX LADDER
HELEN GANLY: JOURNEY INTO LIGHT
THE OXFORD OPEN: CALL FOR ENTRIES
TRISHA DONNELLY
encounters: IMRAN QURESHI AFTERMATH
encounters: MOSHEKWA LANGA HOMELAND
Arrivals>Art From The New Europe: Publication Launch at Venice Biennale
STELLA VINE
Seth Price / Kelley Walker / Continuous Project
ARRIVALS>MALTA: RAPHAEL VELLA - READING CABINETS
2007 Exhibitions Programme Highlights
CALLUM INNES: FROM MEMORY
ARRIVALS>HUNGARY: BEÁTA VESZELY - FROM LIFE
TIM MARLOW ON…MODERN ART OXFORD
ARRIVALS>ESTONIA: KRISTINA NORMAN - The Pribalts
DANIEL BUREN: INTERVENTION II, works in situ
ARRIVALS>SLOVAKIA: ILONA NÉMETH
MODERN ART OXFORD TO STAR IN FIVEARTS CITIES PROGRAMME
ARRIVALS>CYPRUS: Christodoulos Panayiotou
KERRY JAMES MARSHALL: ALONG THE WAY
OUT OF BEIRUT
Local Stories & Arrivals> Czech Republic
WHAT'S GOING ON? 2006 Programme Highlights
ARRIVALS>LATVIA Alnis Stakle
Autumn at Modern Art Oxford
Angela Bulloch
Imagine
OXFORD 2015
ARRIVALS: SLOVENIA
Cecily Brown: Paintings
ARRIVALS: Poland
Fiona Tan: Countenance
JANNIS KOUNELLIS
REAL WORLD. The dissolving space of experience.
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For further press information and images please contact Sara Dewsbery on 01865 813813.RECENT PRESS QUOTES
Gary Hume
'The doors that unhinged the establishment.'
Alastair Sooke, The Daily Telegraph
'Some forbidding, some strangely inviting.'
Robert Clark, The Guardian
'The Door Paintings aren’t just clever non-paintings, blending the detachment of Pop Art with the rigour of Minimalism…they have powerful presence.'
Tom Lubbock, The Independent
Mircea Cantor/Ansel Adams/Katie Paterson
‘Three fantastic exhibitions.’
Jo Halstead, The Oxford Mail
Mircea Cantor
‘Cantor has a gift for bringing metaphor to life...these overlapping elements – magic carpet, gilded cage, miraculous tree – seem rooted in eastern European fairy tales but separately return you to modern reality.’
Laura Cumming, The Observer
Ansel Adams
‘Widely recognised as the greatest landscape photographer of his century.’
Benjamin Secher, Daily Telegraph
Katie Paterson
‘In an inspired pairing, Paterson shares the exhibition space with the American landscape photographer Ansel Adams…Paterson using modern technology to find the poetry in landscape that Adams captured through his camera lens.’
Tim Cooper, The Sunday Times
Trisha Donnelly
'In a world in which aesthetic comprehension so often relies on comparison and cross-reference Donnelly regularly achieves the rare feat of creating images that simply look like nothing we have ever seen before.'
Jonathan Griffin, Frieze
Stella Vine: paintings
‘Diana and her demons, Kate and cocaine, Jose Mourinho and his dog. Is any subject too raw for this notorious artist?’
Waldemar Januszczak, The Sunday Times
‘Every brushstroke threatens disintegration.’
Extract from the catalogue foreword, Mirror, Mirror by Professor Germaine Greer
‘I can’t wait to see her Oxford show – I think she’s the real deal.’
Lynn Barber, The Observer
Seth Price/Kelley Walker/Continuous Project
'Fast, witty, scintillatingly weird.'
Laura Cumming, The Observer
'Three subversive raids on the image banks of global media.'
Robert Clark, The Guardian
Callum Innes: From Memory
'Serenely beautiful paintings by one of of the most accomplished artists working in Britain today.'
Richard Dorment, The Daily Telegraph-Review
'The huge canvases of Callum Innes are so intense, you soon find yourself in a state of meditation.'
Rachel Cooke, The Observer-Review
Daniel Buren: Intervention II, works in situ
‘Daniel Buren's triumphant return to Britain.'
Adrian Searle, The Guardian
'This show makes the case for his position as France's most eminent living artist.'
Jackie Wullschlager, The Financial Times
Arrivals
‘Modern Art Oxford continued its exhilarating programme of international art from Estonia to Istanbul (you saw it here first, it ought to be called).'
Laura Cumming, The Observer: The Year in the Arts 2006