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August 22, 2024

Tate Acquires Archie Moore’s Golden Lion-Winning Masterpiece “Kith and Kin” in Collaboration with Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art

Tate is thrilled to announce the acquisition of Archie Moore’s monumental artwork “kith and kin,” achieved in partnership with Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) in Australia. This landmark acquisition is bolstered by the support of Creative Australia and the Australian government, forming a collaboration that guarantees the lasting legacy of “kith and kin” on the global stage.

Archie Moore’s “kith and kin,” which earned the prestigious Golden Lion award for Best National Participation at the 2024 La Biennale de Venezia, encapsulates the vastness of First Nations Australian history while speaking to the shared experiences of the human family across cultures.

In “kith and kin,” Moore meticulously maps 65,000 years and 2,400 family generations through a genealogical chart drawn by hand in chalk across extensive walls. Reflecting the artist’s Kamilaroi, Bigambul, and British heritage, the artwork raises global awareness about the significance of kinship, while serving as a poignant memorial to the historical and ongoing injustices faced by First Nations people. This work is a continuation of Moore’s profound exploration of history and identity, a theme he has cultivated over three decades of artistic practice.

The partnership between Tate and Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art is poignantly mirrored in “kith and kin’s” exploration of maternal First Nations (Kamilaroi/Bigambul) and paternal British convict lines, gesturing towards the intricate connections that shape and bind Australia and the United Kingdom as nations.

The acquisition of “kith and kin” underscores Tate’s deepening commitment to indigenous artists. Building on the success of recent acquisitions, Tate aims to significantly increase the representation of contemporary artists from indigenous communities worldwide in its galleries.

Reacting to the acquisition news, Archie Moore expressed his gratitude:

“I am profoundly thankful for this generous support, which ensures that ‘kith and kin’ can be experienced both in Australia and internationally, now and in the years to come.”

Tate Director Maria Balshaw commented:

“Archie Moore’s ‘kith and kin’ is an intimate yet profoundly political work that offers a stirring meditation on humanity’s interconnectedness through the ages. Our shared presentation of this significant piece with QAGOMA reflects the ever-strengthening bonds between Tate and our art museum counterparts in Australia.

“This acquisition builds on the success of our recent collaborative efforts, such as the joint acquisitions with the MCA in Sydney in partnership with Qantas, and our forthcoming project with the NGA in Canberra to bring Emily Kam Kngwarray’s work to Tate Modern. I extend my heartfelt thanks to Creative Australia and all our friends and colleagues in the region who have fostered these flourishing relationships.”

Chris Saines CNZM, Director of Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, remarked:

“Experiencing Archie Moore’s ‘kith and kin’ at the Venice Biennale was a powerful and moving event, resonating deeply with the weight of history and ancestry. Moore’s remarkable effort to chart a personal genealogy spanning over two thousand generations conjures an extraordinary vision of human connection through deep time.

“‘kith and kin’ possesses a rare ability to invoke silence and introspection. We are profoundly honored to be joint custodians of this historic work, and we eagerly anticipate showcasing the project, curated by QAGOMA’s Curator of Contemporary Australian Art, Ellie Buttrose, in Brisbane from August 2025.”

Following its presentation at the Australia Pavilion in Venice, “kith and kin” will be displayed at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane during 2025-2026.

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Published on August 22, 2024 14:54

fromis_9’s “Supersonic” Rockets to Number 1 in Korea

Seoul, South Korea – This week, the Korean girl group fromis_9 (프로미스나인) has soared to the top of the charts with their latest single, “Supersonic,” marking their debut at number one in Korea. The track is the third single from their 2023 album, Unlock the World.

fromis_9, an eight-member ensemble formed in 2018 through the reality TV show Idol School, has been on a relentless pursuit of success, and it appears their hard work is finally paying off. Under the aegis of the prestigious music label HYBE, known for its robust promotional prowess and a track record of nurturing successful artists, fromis_9 is well-positioned for continued success.

This week, “Supersonic” garnered nearly 600,000 views on YouTube, outpacing Kocchi No Kento, which settled at number two. Remarkably, this is the group’s inaugural week on the charts, signifying a major milestone in their career.

The talented members of fromis_9 are Saerom, Jiwon, Jisun, Nagyung, Seoyeon, Jiheon, Chaeyoung, and Hayoung. As they bask in their newfound success, we invite you to give “Supersonic” a listen and join the celebration.

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Published on August 22, 2024 10:13

“Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos: The Movie Part 1” Anime on Netflix: A Journey from Japan into the Realms of Adolescence, Fantasy, Magic, and Romance

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos: The Movie” is a Japanese animation movie directed by Tomoya Takahashi. It is based on the manga by Naoko Takeuchi.

Premiering today on Netflix is an enthralling movie featuring the “Sailor Guardians,” teenage heroines who masterfully juggle the dual realities of an ordinary high school existence and a fantastical world of cosmic battles. At the heart of their universe lies the enigmatic power of crystals, capable of governing the forces of the cosmos. However, this magical narrative is intricately intertwined with the mundanity of everyday life when an Idol Group, sparkling with stardom, enrolls at the same school as the Sailor Guardians.

The girls, initially starstruck, soon uncover a hidden agenda: these seemingly glamorous idols hail from another planet, with ambitions that stretch far beyond the realm of music.

About the Movie

We offer a word of caution: this series is crafted specifically for teenagers, and if you do not fall into that age group, the characters’ themes and motivations might seem somewhat foreign to you. Nevertheless, the series stands as a testament to superior animation, stunning effects, and a gripping plotline. It offers a breathtaking roller coaster of action interspersed with deeply sentimental romantic scenes, giving “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos: The Movie” its distinctive charm.

Whether it captures your interest or not, this series adeptly merges the teenage experience with elements of magic, fantasy, and high-quality animation. It presents yet another opportunity to delve into the captivating world of anime on Netflix, showcasing its remarkable quality and seemingly limitless variety.

Patience is required to see how this saga concludes, as Netflix has so far released only the first part of the movie, which premiered in Japan in 2023. Immerse yourself in this delightful series and savor every moment.

Where to Watch “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos: The Movie Part 1”

Netflix

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Published on August 22, 2024 03:16

“Secret Lives of Orangutans” – A Netflix Documentary: Unprecedented Insights into Orangutans

Secret Lives of Orangutans” is a Netflix documentary hosted by David Attenborough.

The orangutan, the largest and most formidable tree-dwelling animal, often spends its entire life without ever touching the ground. The name “orangutan” translates to “person of the forest,” highlighting their tender, attentive nature and their close kinship with humans.

Once predominantly found on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, only a few thousand orangutans remain today. They find refuge in the northern Suaq region, a small stretch of swamp forest, where around 200 of these majestic creatures live under the vigilant gaze of scientists.

Within this habitat, orangutans have established a deeply social community, adept at using tools and fostering familial bonds that closely resemble those of humans. Remarkably, their diet includes over 300 types of food. “Secret Lives of Orangutans” offers a rare opportunity to closely observe a family of orangutans and witness their development, marked by a heartwarming event: the birth of a baby orangutan, which transforms the dynamics of the entire family.

Thanks to drone technology, we can now observe these fascinating animals in ways that were unimaginable just a few decades ago. “Secret Lives of Orangutans” is a meticulously crafted, passionate, and unhurried exploration of the lives of these endearing creatures, whose numbers are sadly dwindling.

Enjoy this captivating journey.

Where to Watch “Secret Lives of Orangutans”

Netflix

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Published on August 22, 2024 02:01

“GG Precinct” – A Netflix Series: A Fusion of Horror, Thriller, and Comedy

GG Precinct” is a Netflix series created by Veronica Jin and Cheng Wei-Hao. it stars Greg Hsu, Gingle Wang, Ma Nien-Hsien and Chen Yen-Tso.

“GG Precinct” is a Netflix series that masterfully blends elements of comedy with the dark undertones of ritualistic serial killings, reminiscent of the classic “The Silence of the Lambs” (1991). The series oscillates between moments of near-parody and genuine terror, all while maintaining a bold and frenetic pace. “GG Precinct” offers a unique, entertaining, and eccentric viewing experience that stands out in a crowded genre.

And we certainly have a penchant for eccentricity.

Plot

A serial killer is wreaking havoc, mimicking the heinous acts of a former professor renowned for his cruelty, who is now confined to a maximum-security prison. A ragtag team of police officers is on the case, but there’s a lingering question: do their varied skills suffice for such a grave investigation?

About the Series

“GG Precinct” captivates with its eccentricity: it entertains, amuses, and continually surprises. In a genre typically dominated by straightforward serial killer thrillers, the comedic undertones might seem incongruous, yet they work remarkably well. However, the viewer must recalibrate their cinematic expectations to fully appreciate this unconventional blend of genres.

The series excels in delivering hearty laughs, thanks to a cast of cops who are each more inept, self-conscious, humorous, or eccentric than the last. The narrative maintains interest through striking visual effects and relentless plot twists. It isn’t a thriller that takes itself too seriously, nor is it a comedy that seeks only to amuse. Instead, “GG Precinct” deftly navigates the space between, never becoming a mere parody of “The Silence of the Lambs” or descending into the slapstick antics of “Police Academy” (1984), though it occasionally flirts with such extremes.

Technically, the series shines with impressive cinematography featuring chiaroscuro lighting and compelling shot compositions. The editing is sharp, rhythmic, and energetic. The performances are stellar, particularly Greg Han Hsu, who leads the ensemble of quirky police officers that keep us entertained while tackling a perplexing case.

In essence, “GG Precinct” is a series that defies conventional categorization, blending horror, thriller, and comedy into a seamless and highly enjoyable package that is as visually stunning as it is narratively engaging.

Where to Watch “GG Precinct”

Netflix

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Published on August 22, 2024 01:14

August 21, 2024

ARARIO GALLERY Unveils Dynamic Sculptural and Painterly Expressions at KIAF Seoul 2024

ARARIO GALLERY is thrilled to announce its participation in KIAF Seoul 2024, slated to run from September 4 (Wednesday) to September 8 (Sunday) at the COEX convention center in Seoul. Renowned for spotlighting artists who defy traditional norms and explore challenging themes, ARARIO GALLERY continues this legacy with its booth (A19) at this year’s event. The exhibition will showcase a rich array of works by eight exceptional artists—comprising four distinguished and rising Korean sculptors alongside four contemporary painters from Korea and Japan. This initiative underscores the gallery’s dedication to promoting artistic voices that have cultivated unique languages through their experimental use of diverse materials and media.

KANG Cheolgyu, Mermaids Fishing, Goats Falling, 2024, Oil on canvas, 160 x 130.3 cm©KANG Cheolgyu. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.KANG Cheolgyu, Mermaids Fishing, Goats Falling, 2024, Oil on canvas, 160 x 130.3 cm
©KANG Cheolgyu. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.

Among the illustrious artists featured, GWON Osang (b. 1974) is set to present his work at the 7th Changwon Sculpture Biennale (September 27 – November 10), while DON Sunpil (b. 1983) will participate in the Leeum Museum’s 2024 Art Spectrum: Dream Screen (September 5 – December 29). Additionally, the booth will feature the recent works of KANG Cheolgyu (b. 1990), who has been honored as one of the top 10 semi-finalists in this year’s KIAF Highlights.

The four sculptors gracing the booth each offer a distinctive exploration of the concept and boundaries of ‘sculpture,’ forging innovative forms and thematic directions. GWON Osang, celebrated for his ‘photo-sculpture’ series, blends the two-dimensionality of photography with the three-dimensional nature of sculpture, pioneering new forms through material variation. His work, Composition (2024), is a homage to Henry Moore’s (1898-1986) Reclining Figure, forming part of his acclaimed series Deodorant Type. Additionally, the exhibit will showcase his new relief pieces, Wind Hole Relief (2024), which rethink the significance of ‘holes’ in modern sculpture. These lightweight, photo-collage-covered pieces challenge conventional perceptions of sculptural identity.

DON Sunpil
Gingko
2024
Stereolithography, resin, primer, epoxy putty, acrylic paint, liquid chrome, varnish
25.5 x 16.5 x 21.8 cm
Ed. 1/3
©DON Sunpil. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.

KIM Byoungho’s (b. 1974) geometric sculpture 30 Vertical Gardens (2023) merges the city’s vertical imagery with the concept of an artificial nature garden, achieving a unique balance that reflects the aesthetics of modern civilization. DON Sunpil draws from subculture elements, incorporating materials like animation and figurines—often deemed peripheral—into mainstream art discourses. LEE Jeongbae (b. 1974) reconfigures fragmented urban landscape images into geometric forms. His sculptures, painted in vivid pigments, reinterpret contemporary landscapes by reimagining urban nature tailored to human needs through the language of Sansuhwa.

The exhibition also spotlights the diverse techniques and expressive forms of four contemporary painters from Korea and Japan, showcasing their unique perspectives and artistic compositions. KANG Cheolgyu projects his inner world onto the canvas with hybrid creatures in works like Mermaids Fishing, Goats Falling (2024), symbolizing irony and surreal life contradictions. NOH Sangho (b. 1986) has developed a unique oeuvre centered on paintings derived from online imagery. His new works from The Great Chapbook (2024) and Holy (2024) series will be prominently displayed at the booth.

Yuki SAEGUSAKukuzen (Spacing Out)2024Oil, tempera, pen on canvas45.5 x 38 cm©Yuki SAEGUSA. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.Yuki SAEGUSA
Kukuzen (Spacing Out)
2024
Oil, tempera, pen on canvas
45.5 x 38 cm
©Yuki SAEGUSA. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.

AN Gyungsu (b. 1975) captures forgotten suburban landscapes, termed “floating landscapes,” with delicate brushstrokes that immortalize peripheral objects, memories, and sensations. Yuki SAEGUSA (b. 1987) experiments with various materials and media, focusing on oil and tempera paintings. Her works seamlessly blend traditional Japanese landscape painting (Sansuga), Northern European Flemish art, and anime-like imagery, resulting in intricately detailed, fictional landscapes rooted in her everyday experiences, memories, and imagination.

ARARIO GALLERY’s presence at KIAF Seoul 2024 promises a compelling exploration of contemporary sculptural and painterly expressions, bringing together innovative artistic practices from Korea and Japan. The exhibition not only highlights the artists’ unique contributions to contemporary art but also fosters a deeper understanding of their experimental approaches and thematic diversities. Join us at booth A19 to experience the intersection of tradition and innovation, as these remarkable artists redefine the boundaries of art.

 	AN GyungsuStream2021Acrylic on canvas260 x 200 cm©AN Gyungsu. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.AN Gyungsu
Stream
2021
Acrylic on canvas
260 x 200 cm
©AN Gyungsu. Courtesy of the Artist and ARARIO GALLERY.

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Published on August 21, 2024 10:13

“Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE” Documentary on Netflix: Introducing K-Pop to Los Angeles

Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE” is a documentary about a k-pop academy.

In the vibrant cultural landscape of South Korea, a phenomenon known as the “Idol Group” has taken the world by storm. These groups, composed of talented young men or women, captivate global audiences with their stunning choreography and impassioned performances. Their influence stretches far beyond Korea’s borders, enchanting fans worldwide.

Now, Netflix invites viewers into this dazzling world through a reality show that aims to transplant the rigorous training regimen of Korean Idol Groups to the heart of the United States—Los Angeles. The ambitious goal is to utilize this proven methodology to create an internationally acclaimed Idol Group.

About the Program

To achieve this, Netflix has enlisted the expertise of none other than Bang Si-Hyuk, the visionary president of Hybe. Renowned for his pivotal role in the meteoric rise of global sensations like BTS, Bang Si-Hyuk brings unparalleled experience to the table. Joining him are an elite team of choreographers, vocal coaches, and industry professionals, all dedicated to crafting a new girl group named KATSEYE.

This program format, though familiar to Korean audiences, is a novel venture for the United States. In Korea, entire companies are devoted to the production of such shows and the meticulous formation of Idol Groups. What sets this initiative apart is the introduction of the demanding Training and Development (T&D) methodology to American soil. This intensive program emphasizes dance, pushing the participants to master intricate and high-energy routines with impeccable precision.

Mark your calendars for Wednesday, the 21st, as Netflix brings the electrifying world of K-Pop to the United States with its groundbreaking show, “Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE.” Get ready to witness the birth of the next global sensation right from the comfort of your home.

Where to Watch “Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE”

Netflix

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Published on August 21, 2024 07:05

Season three of “Back to 15” on Netflix delves into time travel with a fresh setting: college life

Back to 15” is a Brazilian Netflix series starring Maisa Silva. It is created by Janaina Tokitaka.

Maisa Silva and Camila Queiroz share the role of Anita, a character who navigates nearly two decades apart, thanks to a magical internet page that transports her back to her teenage years. This season, we reunite with Anita as she embarks on her college journey, studying Fine Arts. Alongside new classmates and facing novel dilemmas, Anita continues her erratic time travels, which she has yet to master.

About the series

“Back to 15” is a delightful show tailored for teenagers, blending romance, adventure, and personal growth. This season adds the excitement of college parties to the mix. Anita faces a poignant challenge when she learns of a classmate’s untimely death and strives to prevent it.

Despite modest publicity, this Brazilian series has garnered a dedicated following, captivated by Anita’s charming adventures and time-bending escapades. The show endearingly transports us back to an era of slow internet and photocopiers, offering a nostalgic, retro feel. It’s a pleasant, entertaining series that neither offends nor misleads its audience.

Catch the third season on Netflix starting August 21.

Where to Watch “Back to 15”

Netflix

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Published on August 21, 2024 05:42

“The Accident” Series on Netflix: A Heart-Wrenching and Dramatic Mexican Saga

The Accident” is a Mexican Netflix series starring Ana Claudia Talancón, Sebastián Martínez, Erendira Ibarra and Alberto Guerra.

“The Accident” is a television series that commences with a gut-wrenching tragedy, leading the narrative down an overwhelmingly emotional path. The story brims with grief-stricken mothers and fathers bent on revenge, making it a feast for telenovela enthusiasts. However, it fails to offer anything groundbreaking in terms of aesthetic or cinematic innovation. Spanning ten episodes, the series has a distinct soap opera flavor, transforming the anguish of accident victims into a catalyst for a string of increasingly bizarre and grisly events.

Plot Overview

The plot unfolds with a harrowing accident at a child’s birthday party: a bouncy castle becomes unmoored, resulting in the tragic deaths of several children. What initially appears to be a mere accident soon unravels into a complex web of culpability, as the family discovers that someone neglected to secure the inflatable structure properly. This revelation sparks a relentless quest to find the person responsible, plunging everyone into a labyrinth of lies and suffering.

About the Series

This series is crafted specifically for soap opera aficionados, and while we harbor no ill will towards such shows, their appeal is undeniably strong. The storyline incessantly tugs at the viewers’ heartstrings, often drawing sharp distinctions between the affluent and the impoverished. Alongside the main narrative, secondary plots become entangled with business intrigues, romantic entanglements, and other subplots. “The Accident” navigates this territory with a sprawling network of characters driven by a thirst for vengeance, setting off a chain of disastrous events fueled by the loss of their children.

The dialogues are exactly what one would expect from such a genre, filled with emotionally charged situations designed to cater to the audience’s desire for melodrama. Ultimately, this series offers yet another opportunity for its intended viewers to immerse themselves in a narrative overflowing with tragedy and exaggerated circumstances, ensuring it will captivate its target audience.

Where to Watch “The Accident”

Netflix

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Published on August 21, 2024 04:51

“Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War” Docuseries on Netflix: A Fresh Perspective on the Wild West and the Iconic OK Corral Gunfight

Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War” is a docudrama narrated by Ed Harris starring Tim Fellingham. It is written by Patrick ReamsStephen DavidHenry Fitzherbert, and directed by Patrick Reams.

Netflix serves up a remarkable documentary experience with “Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War,” which delves into the life of Wyatt Earp and transports us back to the tumultuous era of the Wild West. This captivating series sheds light on prominent historical figures, including the founders of Wells Fargo and the influential banker J.P. Morgan, offering a treasure trove of intriguing narratives.

Ever wondered how the United States managed to settle the foreign debt incurred during the Civil War? “Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War” brims with fascinating anecdotes, presented in an engaging and trustworthy manner, effectively debunking numerous myths surrounding the Wild West. The series weaves together a plethora of stories, both entertaining and educational, providing a comprehensive overview of the events in Tombstone and the ensuing cowboy conflict.

Indeed, the gunfight at the OK Corral was a pivotal moment, not only for Wyatt Earp but also for the nation. This brief yet intense confrontation, lasting a mere half-minute and involving approximately thirty shots, had far-reaching consequences. Curious about its significance?

About the Documentary

This enthralling documentary, narrated in an unprecedented style, offers a novel perspective on the West and its underlying structures. Diverging from the typical Hollywood portrayals seen in films and TV series, “Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War” unveils the true events of that fateful day, elucidating why the shootout sparked a widespread conflict between cowboys—who essentially operated as the Wild West’s mafia—and how this turmoil escalated into a national issue, even reaching the President’s desk.

The documentary intricately ties the incident to the economic fragility of the dollar during that period, the involvement of London banks, the expansion of railroads, and vested economic interests. At the heart of this complex web is Wyatt Earp, one of the three Earp brothers, who, in his role as an outlaw hunter, became a central figure in a gunfight that not only altered the course of American history but also resonated across Europe.

Our Opinion

“Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War” is a masterfully crafted docudrama that combines high entertainment value with a compelling storyline. It stands out for offering a fresh and distinct viewpoint compared to conventional cinematic and television narratives. This documentary is essential viewing for anyone seeking to comprehend the profound impact of that historic gunfight and the broader context of the United States during that era.

We were thoroughly impressed by this production and highly recommend it. It provides a unique lens through which to understand the significance of the OK Corral shootout and the socio-economic conditions of the time. Don’t miss out on this enlightening and engrossing series.

Where to Watch “Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War”

Netflix

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Published on August 21, 2024 03:59

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