Tuesday, October 2, 2012

(e) merge art fair in Washington D.C.




HilgerBROTKunsthalle  @ Room 228




Capitol Skyline Hotel
10 “I” Street, SW
Washington D.C., DC 20024

The (e)merge art fair celebrates galleries, artists, and the creative process with an an energetic environment of collaboration and discovery.
The 2012 Fair takes place October 4 – 7 at the Capitol Skyline Hotel in Washington, DC. (e)merge will present over 80 international exhibitors in two platforms, exhibiting 152 artists from 24 countries.

The GALLERY PLATFORM features galleries and nonprofit art spaces in Hotel rooms on designated floors and the ARTIST PLATFORM features a vetted selection of works by unrepresented artists throughout the Hotel's public areas and he (e)merge educational platform will include lectures, panel discussions, and tours given by innovative authorities in contemporary art, including collectors, curators, critics, and artists.

http://www.emergeartfair.com/



Showing works by:

Andrew Mezvinsky
Andreas Leikauf
Vasilena Gankovska
Berenice Darrer
Simon Vega
Andrew Mezvinsky
Ai Kijima
...

Your contact at the fair:
Katrin-Sophie Dworczak
katrin.dworczak@hilger.at
+1 (676) 549 7468 


Tuesday, September 11, 2012

The Columns Gallery at KIAF 2012

I have a new piece at The Columns Gallery at KIAF (Korea International Art Fair).  Please stop by if you are in Seoul. September 12 - 17, 2012. COEX Hall A&B, Seoul, Korea.









Austrian Art Lounge : Austrian Air Skylines magazine


Thursday, July 26, 2012

One Thousand Dreams at Galerie Ernst Hilger, Vienna

ONE THOUSAND DREAMS is the title of Ai Kijima’s new, large-format work and solo exhibition of the same name. Created using traditional quilting techniques, the work being shown is a collage made from found fabrics like bed sheets, kimonos, T-shirts, curtains, tablecloths, boxer shorts and clothing items. After meticulously choosing the motifs, Kijima sewed the fabric pieces together into a patchwork of images that unfold like a movie: One collage (or scene) abruptly follows another, with the different protagonists either merging together or dissolving into the background. The result is a sense of non-stop action, as well as a narrative that invites the viewer to explore the multiple threads of meaning. Visible throughout the work, the stitching is more than simply a means to an end, as it dynamically impacts the visual composition and ultimately harmonizes the overall piece. Kijima describes her technique as “fused and quilted fabric.” 


June 21 - July 28, 2012
http://www.hilger.at


Info reg. the show: 
michael.kaufmann@hilger.at 
T +43 (1) 512 53 15 18 

Kronen Zeitung review


















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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Open studio in Long Island City this weekend










I am going to have an open studio this weekend, May 19th and 20th, from 12 to 6pm at my studio. Look forward to meet you if you are near Long Island City, Queens.

Ai Kijima Studio
43-01 22nd Street #262
Long Island City, NY 11101

Hundreds of artists opening their studios and art to the public in LIC this weekend.

http://www.licartsopen.org/