White Cube, London
Christian Marclay vs. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston vs. Tracey Emin & Boy George
→ Art Design Publicity magazineKim Min Su - 26 Aug 11
Christian Marclay vs. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston vs. Tracey Emin & Boy George Much ado about nothing really, but London media/communications invades Boston and New York adding a nice little collection of well-placed, brand-building publicity outputs for artist Christian Marclay. Boy...
Christian Marclay’s Clock acquired by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and National Gallery of Canada (press release) (2011)
→ café library- 01 Jul 11
Christian Marclay’s Clock acquired by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and National Gallery of Canada (press release) (2011) ADP staff; Text by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston & National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa artdesigncafé | café library | Published 1 July 2011 For Immediate Release MUSEUM...
Tracey Emin: "Love is what you want" at the Hayward Gallery, London (Press release) (2011)
→ café libraryADP staff - 08 Mar 11
Tracey Emin: "Love is what you want" at the Hayward Gallery, London (Press release) (2011) ADP staff; Text by Hayward Gallery, London artdesigncafé | café library | Published 08 March 2011 Press Release TRACEY EMIN: LOVE IS WHAT YOU WANT 18 May - 29 August 2011 Hayward Gallery -...
Cartrain: Damien Hirst (or rather who the fook) stole my Christmas skull (?)
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R.J. Preece (ADP) - 11 Feb 11
Cartrain: Damien Hirst (or rather who the fook) stole my Christmas skull (?) Two years ago, Cartrain hit the headlines after appropriating Hirst’s diamond skull and an aggressive legal campaign against the teenage artist ensued. But now who’s appropriating who? And what is it like to be the...
Tracey Emin talks art + media (2001)
(Journo Wanker Remix) (2010)
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Kim Min Su - 01 Nov 10
Tracey Emin talks art + media (2001) (Journo Wanker Remix) (2010) (R-rated: swearing) Easy-to-use animation software can be dangerous in the wrong hands. Interim Editor Kim Min Su raids the article archive at artdesigncafe.com and dresses up Art Star Tracey Emin like Sarah Palin—with a posh...
Antony Gormley. Breathing Room III, (2010)
→ café library - photo- 10 Jun 10
Antony Gormley. Breathing Room III, (2010) Antony Gormley. Breathing Room III, (2010). Aluminium tube, 25 x 25 mm, Phosphor H15 and plastic spigots, 191 1/4 x 349 3/8 x 661 in.
Antony Gormley at White Cube, London (press release) (2010)
→ café library- 10 Jun 10
Antony Gormley at White Cube, London (press release) (2010) ADP staff; Text by White Cube, London artdesigncafé | café library | Published 10 June 2010 Press Release Antony Gormley: Test Sites White Cube Mason’s Yard 4 June – 10 July 2010 Preview: Thursday 3 June 2010, 6‐8pm White Cube...
Media request, White Cube archive
→ Art Design Publicity magazineKim Min Su, R.J. Preece (ADP) - 26 May 10
Media request, White Cube archive Will the ADP editor ever get back into the archive, today’s equivalent of the Sistine Chapel, for him at least... Opening the editorial curtains at Art Design Publicity... RE: Media request, White Cube archive Dear [White Cube representative],...
Communicating eco-art 2010: The race is on!
→ Professional DevelopmentR.J. Preece (ADP), L.A. Roka - 27 Jan 10
Communicating eco-art 2010: The race is on! When was the last time you saw an artist being interviewed on CNN—for thirty minutes? Before Maya Lin was interviewed by Christiane Amanpour last December talking about her What is missing? project, we couldn’t recall recent similar experiences that...
A little honesty
—Stallabrass, ADP, Tate Modern—
goes a long way
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R.J. Preece (ADP) - 04 Jan 10
A little honesty —Stallabrass, ADP, Tate Modern— goes a long way Make sure to click the sound clip (opens into new window) to get the full effect: Feed me with your kiss, from Isn’t anything by My Bloody Valentine. Before: Ask to see the copy......
Mass & Swirl:
A secret installation for Tate Modern
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L.A. Roka - 31 Dec 09
Mass & Swirl: A secret installation for Tate Modern As 2009 draws to a close, we finally release an article that the ADP editor has been grappling with for six months—a modest proposal for the Tate Modern exhibition Pop Life: Art in a material world. Loomer by My Bloody Valentine....
BANKquet etiquette:
Too many announcements in your inbox?
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R.J. Preece (ADP) - 21 Sep 09
BANKquet etiquette: Too many announcements in your inbox? BANK offers a simple solution… just grade them and send them back! Featuring communications by White Cube, Sadie Coles HQ and sophisticated Yanks. ADP has only been open for business for just three months, and it’s already starting. The...
The PR guru: Now it’s Honey Luard’s turn (2002)
→ Professional DevelopmentR.J. Preece (ADP) - 31 Jul 09
The PR guru: Now it’s Honey Luard’s turn (2002) White Cube’s Honey Luard: she’s part of future art history, and public relations history too. White Cube, Hoxton Square, London. The following is an interview I published of Honey Luard of White Cube gallery with the support of then-Make editor...
Anselm Kiefer’s Jericho at Royal Academy of Arts, London (press release) (2007)
→ café libraryADP staff - 03 May 09
Anselm Kiefer’s Jericho at Royal Academy of Arts, London (press release) (2007) ADP staff; Text by Royal Academy of Arts, London artdesigncafé | café library | Published 3 May 2009 PRESS RELEASE TWO TOWERS BY ANSELM KIEFER ON DISPLAY AT THE RA Anselm Kiefer. Jericho, (2007). Mixed...
Damien Hirst: Hype, buzz, glamour and art— Interview with Patricia Ellis
→ Professional DevelopmentR.J. Preece (ADP) - 01 Jan 08
Damien Hirst: Hype, buzz, glamour and art— Interview with Patricia Ellis While preparing [the article “Why I love Damien Hirst’s skull”, R.J. Preece contacted Patricia Ellis to inform her— and ask approval— about the footnotes mentioning her words and actions. This prompted a discussion dealing...
Why I love Damien Hirst’s skull (2008)
→ Professional DevelopmentR.J. Preece (ADP) - 01 Jan 08
Why I love Damien Hirst’s skull (2008) The diamond skull breaks new ground for media / communications art, argues R.J. Preece. A diamond-encrusted skull…worth £50m (US $100m)…said to be the most expensive piece of contemporary art…entirely covered in 8,601 jewels… skull of a 35-year-old man...
