miart 2014, Milan, Italy
The 19th edition of this art fair features 148 international galleries with the fair divided into four sections: Established, featuring galleries of modern and contemporary art; Emergent, made up of 20 young galleries selected by Andrew Bonacina, chief curator at The Hepworth Wakefield); THENnow, consisting of eight pairs of artists of different generations, curated by Giovanni Carmine, director, Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen and Alexis Vaillant, chief curator, CAPC Bordeaux); and Object, featuring modern and contemporary limited-edition design. A special project, Conflux, presents a selection of galleries from Latin America, the Middle East and Europe.
28–30 March, www.miart.it
Tino Sehgal, These Associations (Essas Associações), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The Golden Lion-winning artist and 2013 Turner Prize nominee reprises his Tate Modern Turbine Hall commission at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, as part of the Year of Germany in Brazil celebrations. The piece, involving actors who merge with gallery visitors and engage them in scripted conversation, explores group identity and the position of the individual.
Until 21 April, www.culturabancodobrasil.com.br
A place where artists have the right to fail, Barcelona, Spain
The full title of this show is: A place where artists have the right to fail. Stories of Espai 10 and Espai 13 at the Fundació Joan Miró. The exhibition explores the programming at both these Barcelona spaces from 1978 onwards and the 60 works brought together for this show are elements of earlier exhibitions. The artists featured include Vik Muniz, Jens Haaning, Antoni Tàpies and Ugo Rondinone.
Until 25 May, www.fundaciomiro-bcn.org
Cinema Remake – art & film, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Featuring work by 10 artists including Cory Arcangel, Nicola Provost and Ana Torfs, this show acts as a sequel to Found Footage: Cinema Exposed, the opening exhibition at EYE, the new film museum in Amsterdam. The exhibition shows the work of artists and filmmakers who use footage from iconic feature films as raw material to create something new.
Until 1 June, www.eyefilm.nl
