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offers exhibition views, biographies, bibliographies, articles and reviews about the work of Georges Adéagbo, James Lee Byars and Roman Opalka to support access, facilitate research and allow fuller understanding of their work contact  - history of activities

	Georges Adéagbo	News: 1.  Adéagbo is currently showing a new piece at the Paris Triennial Intense Proximity  on view until August 26th 2012 at the Palais de Tokyo, Galerie de Seine.  2.  Installing a new piece at the Whitworth Gallery for the show We Face Forward scheduled to open June 1,  2012. 3. Preparing a piece for The Storytellers scheduled to open in August at the Stenersen Museum Oslo. Publications:  Catalogue Paris Triennial Intense Proximity Edited by Okwui Enwezor. interviews with Adéagbo on youtube: The Venice Biennial posted in October 2009: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIZBomFSuxk&feature=related The MUSAC Leon posted in march 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uG8INNyOYM Texts:  posted november 2011 on IABLIS http://www.iablis.de/grabbeau/ http://www.iablis.de/grabbeau/   general introduction and images from Benin, Georges Adéagbo's country of birth and current residence biography, list of exhibitions and publications bibliography collections who has which work Archive Adéagbo: images of the most important installations since 1999
	Benin artists' residence	Georges Adéagbo and Stephan Köhler decided in spring 1999 to launch an artists' residence, called "Villa Dieu Seul Sait" on the coast of Benin. The construction of several studios and guestrooms is complete. Please visit www.artistsretreat.org to see images of the facilities. In 2005, the Non Profit Organisation Kulturforum Sued-Nord  was founded and registered in Hamburg, Germany to facilitate cultural exchange projects.

 

James Lee Byars

Inspired and challenged many with his uncompromising stand for beauty and perfection. A monument of persistence working restlessly until his early death in may 1997. A photo essay written by one of his friends. short biography and bibliography in German, and an extensive chronology in English. New: images of small works on www.artnet.com

Roman Opalka

Roman Opalka paints the progression of time. He reveals insights about the difference between measured time versus experienced time through his single, lifelong work titled: OPALKA 1965/1-oo images of recent exhibitions include: Kunstmuseum Bonn A description of the Millenium Passage, Opalka's most challenging attempt (New Year 1999-2000) to address the public to think about the relativity of time, serves as general introduction to get familiar with his concept.

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