artist pension trust - 2009 annual report
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2009 Report—
Artist Pension Trust®
Table of Contents—
2009 ToOurStakeholders...................................................................................... 4 2009NewArtistSignings.............................................................................. 6
APTBeijing KyongfaChe.......................................................................................................10 InterviewwithLeeKit.................................................................................14 SunyoungOh...................................................................................................... 18
APTBerlin SelectedImages...............................................................................................28APTDubai NovemberPaynter...........................................................................................39
InterviewwithMihaŠtrukelj.................................................................44APTLondon GerrievanNoord............................................................................................52
KirstyOgg..........................................................................................................57APTLosAngeles IreneTsatsos....................................................................................................60APTMexicoCity PilarTompkins................................................................................................ 66APTMumbai SelectedImages...............................................................................................78APTNewYork PamelaAuchincloss/LissetteGarcia.................................................... 86
InterviewwithCarrieMoyer................................................................... 92
Data ................................................................................................................................ 98Credits ............................................................................................................................... 110
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Dear APT stakeholders—
ItiswithgreatexcitementandpridethatIinviteyoutoreviewour2009Report.
Asyouwillevidence,APTisatrulyuniquecompany,notonlyforitspartnershipbasedapproach,itspatentedbusinessmodel,itsunparalleledgrowth,oritsall-weatherbusinesssoundness.Itisuniqueprimarilybecauseitisatrue“socialbusiness,”solvingarealneedforemergingartistsglobally,whilstsimultaneouslycreatingtangiblevalueforitsinvestorsandtheartworldatlarge.
Inthefollowingpagesyouwilldiscoverhowourcom-panyhasgrownoverthepastyear,workingwithover1000artistsaroundtheworld,inmorethan50countries,buildingwhatisundoubtedlythefastestgrowing,andperhapsalreadythelargest,contemporaryartcollectionintheworld!
Withover4500worksandcounting,APTiscertainlyoneofthemostimportantculturalinitiativesofourera.Awarehouseoftalentandcreativeinnovation,thecollectionconstitutesacross-sectionofthebestcontemporarythinkingfromaroundtheworld.
In2009,ourgrowthhasallowedustobackwardintegrateintoowningourfirstproprietarystoragefacilityinBrooklyn,NY,wherewealsoinitiatedastudioprogramforourartists.Inthecomingyearsweintendtodevelopthisserviceinadditionalproprietarylocationsaroundtheworld.ThevisionistocreateAPTcommunitieswhereartistscanmeet,exchangeideas,andprosperfromcross-cultivatingexperiences.
Ihopeyoufindthepagesaheadinspiringandlookforwardtoreceivingyourthoughts,comments,andfeedbackviaourwebsite.
Bestwishes, Serge Tiroche—ChairmanoftheBoard
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Iamverypleasedtoofferforyourinformationandenjoymentthe2009Report.Nowapproachingour7thyearofoperations,wehaveeighttrustsfullyoperationalaroundtheworld:Beijing,Berlin,Dubai,London,LosAngeles,MexicoCity,Mumbai,andNewYork.Inthespringof2009,APTNewYorkachievedafullrosterofartistswithBerlin,London,andLosAngelesexpectedtofollowbythe3rdquarterof2010.Asecondgenerationoftrustswilllaunchbyyear-end,drivingforwardtheAPTmodelasasecurelyestablishedfinancialservicescompanycreatedtomeettheuniqueneedsofartists.
OtherachievementsthatmarkedtheyearincludeournewAPTwebsitedesigncreatingaresourceformoreinformationdissemina-tionaboutourartistsandourcurators.Thehomepagenowincludesfeaturedarticles,exhibitions,newartworkinvestments,andcom-mentaries,updatedonadailybasis.TheweeklyAPTNewsletterispostedtoover1,600artists,artprofessionals,andcuratorsaroundtheworld.TheAPTBlogisdrawingagrowingaudienceinterestedinourconversationsaroundcurrentissuesandourAPTexhibitionsandprogram.APTCuratorialisnowfullyoperationalandpostedonthesite.APTStudioslaunchedlatethisfallwithourfirstresidentartistfromAPTDubaiandalreadylookstobenearlyfullforspring2010.
Wehaveaskedeachdirectortosharesomeoftheirhighlightsfromthisyearand,withoutexception,thereareextraordinaryachieve-mentsaroundtheglobe.AnAPTLondonartist,RichardWright,wasawardedtheTurnerPrize.Morethan27APTartistswereonexhibitinPavilions,theArsenale,andancillaryvenuesaroundVeniceoverthesummer.MarkBradford,APTLosAngeles,wasawardedtheMacArthurAward,2009,oneof25individualsfromaroundtheworldwhoarerecognizedfortheiroutstandingacheivementsandcontributions.Theseareonlyafewnotablementionsoutofthenearly1,200artistscurrentlyparticipatinginourprogram.
Lookingforwardto2010,APTwillbeginimplementa-tionofoursellingandmarketingpractices,launchasecondgenerationoftrusts,andforgenewpartnershipswithartpresentingorganizationsandserviceagenciesglobally.
Withbestwishesfor2010, PamelaAuchincloss—CEO
Dear APT stakeholders—
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APTBeijing
Yoko ASAKAIAre You Meaning CompanyCHEN QuilinCHEN WeiWong Hoy CHEONGEunji CHOSatoshi HASHIMOTOTetsushi HIGASHINOJoonho JEONSojung JUNSeok Ho KANGChosil KILHyeran KIMFumiko KOBAYASHIMasakatsu KONDOTakuro KOTAKAKUO I-ChenDongi LEE Jooyoung LEELEE KitYongbaek LEELI ShuruiMA YongfengKyung Won MOONJaye MOONHiroaki MORITADaewoong NAMMatthew NGUI NIE MuJaye RHEEKazz SASAGUCHIKanako SASAKISHEN Yi ElsieMeekyoung SHINYuk King TANMotohiro TOMIIYasuko TOYOSHIMAWANG Jianwei
APTBerlin
Ulf AmindePeter BöhnischMike BouchetLutz BraunStefan BurgerMariana Castillo DeballPaolo ChiaseraVaast ColsonDaniel Gustav CramerNatalie CzechOskar DawickiStefaan DheedeneFamedJaroslaw FlicinskiPeggy FranckUlrich GebertGöran GnaudschunJan HammerLone Haugaard MadsenStef HeidhuesAlexandra HopfKarolina KowalskaTomasz KowalskiMatts LeiderstamDeborah LigorioUrsula MayerMiguel PalmaSteve Van den BoschMing Wong
APTDubai
Halil AltindereShai AzoulayFaycal BaghricheMahmoud BakhshiTaha BelalOsman BozkurtYane CalovskiAsli CavusogluShezad DawoodInci FurniBabak GhaziIbro HasanovicAlbert HetaKatia KameliVikenti KomitskiIvan MoudovCiprian MuresanNira PeregRenata PoljakTomo Savic-GecanMamali ShafahiMiha StrukeljKosta TonevStefanos TsivopoulosAlexander UgaySislej Xhafa
APTLondon
Hany ArmaniousEric BainbridgeDavide Balula Margrét H. BlöndalAgnieszka BrzezanskaRoderick BuchananMatthew DarbyshireMikala DwyerRuth EwanMatias FaldbakkenLuke FowlerKendell GeersDes HughesSven ‘t JolleAlan KaneLaurence KavanaghLeopold KesslerPhillip LaiTorsten LauschmannBenoît MaireHaroon MirzaAdrien MissikaHeather & Ivan MorisonMariele NeudeckerMark NevilleNavid NuurDjordje OzboltMargaret SalmonDaniel SilverSuzanne TreisterClare Woods
2009 New Artist Signings—
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2009 New Artist Signings—
APTLosAngeles
Kelly BarrieDawoud BeyBrian BressMargarita CabreraMonica CanilaoJuan CapistranCarolyn CastañoNeha ChoksiSandra de la LozaAlejandro DiazDino DincoTim EbnerBart ExpositoErik FrydenborgHugo HoppingSalomon HuertaCharles IrvinDawn KasperD’nell LarsonLaura LetinskyRenée LoteneroAllison MillerFlorian MorlatAmitis MotevalliVincent RamosDavid RathmanArturo RomoFernando SanchezMelanie SchiffCarrie SchneiderGeorge StollHaruko TanakaJeffrey Vallance
APTMexicoCity
Alejandro Almanza PeredaFrancisca AninatAlexandre ArrecheaMagdalena AtriaLuz Maria BedoyaSandra BermudezMonika BravoRogério CanellaNayari CastilloAnibal CatalanEmilio ChapelaMarcos ChavesEduardo ConsuegraMatias DuvilleCristian FrancoNancy FriedemannMarcius GalanAdriana Garcia GalánBia GayottoJaime GiliCharles GlaubitzJosefina GuilisastiIgnacio GumucioCynthia GutiérrezTamara KostianovskyAdriana LaraMiguel LucianoJose Carlos MartinatRebeca MéndezBegoña MoralesJulio Cesear MoralesCarlos MottaCamilo OntiverosGastón PérsicoWilfredo PrietoAna RoldánFrancisca SanchezJoaquin SeguraJavier TapiaLaureana Toledo
APTMumbai
Sheba ChhachhiTatheer DaryaniDebraj GoswamiProbir GuptaGeorge MartinMonali MeherPranati PandaBirendra PaniJayanta RoyBharat SikkaMayura Subheder
APTNewYork*
Jose AlvarezRadcliffe BaileyNoah DavisJeremiah DayFrohawk Two FeathersTommy HartungEllen HarveyNadia HironakaKatrina MoorheadBen PetersonMatt Sheridan SmithMark ShetabiMatthew SuibLisa TanHank Willis ThomasCarrie Mae Weems
*Reached full participation in May 2009
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APT BEIJINGKYONGFA CHE
TokyohasbeenmybaseforthreeyearsnowandIamwellintothesecondyearofmycommitmentasco-directorofAPTBeijing.WorkingtogetherwithAPTartistsandcontinuouslymeetingnewartistshasbeenanexcellentandfulfillingopportunity.IthasallowedmetoacquireanexceedinglydeeplevelofunderstandingofnotonlythekindofartisticproductioncurrentlybeingmadeandcollectedinJapan,butthesenseofurgencysharedamongartistsinrespondingtoeffectsofthenow-longeconomiccrisis.Artistsherealsoshareagrowinginterestinex-pandingtherealmoftheiractivitiesbeyondJapan’sborders,somethingAPTiswellpositionedtooffer.
Galleriesthatarelargelyownedbyayoungergenerationofartprofessionals,suchasMujintoProductionandAOYAMA|MEGURO,aresup-portiveofAPTandhenceexcellentcollaborationsandrelationshipshavebeenformedandcultivated.MuchofthereasonforthisisthatbothAPTBeijingandthegalleriesfindcommongroundsupportingemergingartists,donotnecessarilyfollowthetrendsofthecurrentartmarket,andseethepotentialfortheirartiststobeconnectedandinvolvedwithinthenetworkofAPTartistandcurators.
OverallIhaveseenabetterunderstandingandagreatdealofinterestemergeinthemissionof
APT.Anongoingchallengeremains—thedegreeofindependencethatartistsenjoy alongsidetheirgalleries’interests.Thosewhoworkwithlargergalleriesthatmanageartist’sactivitiesanddistribu-tionofartworksdonot,insomecases,allowtheirartiststojoinAPT.Toaddressthisproblematicissue,IamtryingtoraisemoreawarenessaboutAPTthroughmyengagementwiththeartistsImeetandinvitetotakepartinourprogramaswellasartistsinthebroaderartcommunity.Overtime,myhopeistocreatemoreofadialogueandthoughtfulreflectionontheheavilyexclusivesystemwithinthecommercialartmarketinJapan.
SimilarlytomanyoftheotherAPTDirectors,Iamalsoanindependentcurator.ThisgivesmerewardingopportunitiestoworkwithmanyofourAPTartists.ThispastyearonesuchcuratorialprojectwaspresentedattheStedelijkMuseumBureauinAmsterdamtitled“TheDemonofComparisons,”curatedinpartnershipwithBinnaChoiandCosminCostinas.Ofthetenartistsincludedinthisexhibi-tiontwoareAPTBeijingparticipatingartists,HemanChongandJeunoKimalongwithHafiz,TiborHajas,BeomKim,SungHwanKim,WendelienvanOldenborgh,PhilippeRekacewicz,GraceSamboh,andTadasuTakamine.
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Splash and Flake (Pipeline) #4TEPPEI KANEUJI
2009, DIMENSIONS VARIABLE, WOOD, PLASTIC AND METAL OBJECTS
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“TheDemonofComparisons”grewoutofexchangesanddiscussionsduring“OpenCircuit#1:Yogyakarta,”organizedbyElectricPalmTree(comprisedofKyongfaChe,BinnaChoi,andCosminCostinas),inSeptember2008inIndonesia.Duringtheweek-longworkshop,participantssharedandnegotiatedtheirexperiencesandvocabulariesofsocialtransformationfromtheirrespectivebackgrounds.Thisexhibitionpresentsanassociationofsubjectivepositionsrelatinginvariouswaystolargersocialandpoliticalframeworks,topowerandculturalconstructions.Pursuingontheissueofindividualagencyinalandscapedefinedbyques-tionsofnationalandculturalidentities,“TheDemonofComparisons”questionedthekindofcollectivitythesesubjectsform.
ThetitleisatranslationofaphrasefromJoseRizal’snovelNoli Me Tangere,“eldemoniodelascomparaciones,”usedbyBenedictAndersonasthetitleofhisbook,undertherenderingofThe Specter of Comparisons.Anoriginalandinsightfulthinker,BenedictAndersonquestionedthepatternsandthemeetingpointsthataretobefoundthroughoutgeographies,times,andpowerstructuresthatleadtoformationsofidentitiesandvarioussensesofbelonging.Thetranslationremainsanchoredinthisareaofinterest,butwishestoaddthepotentialofthepolisemy,indeedthespectres,oftheoriginalSpanishword“demonio,”indealingwiththesubjectivityofone’sexperienceofcultureandpower.
AsecondexhibitionprojectattheHangaramArtMuseuminSeoul,KoreaalsoincludedJeunoKim(APTBeijing)inadditiontoJayeRhee(APTBeijing)andHaeriYoo(APTNewYork).“U·S·B:EmergingKoreanArtistsintheWorld2009”featured24emergingKoreanartistsbasedinEurope,acrosstheAmericas,andthroughoutAsia,whoworkactivelywithintheinternationalartscene,buthavenotbeenexhibitedpubliclyinKorea.Theexhibitionprovidedaplatformuponwhichartistscouldexpresstheir
concernsandinterestscultivatedandtransformedthroughnegotiationswithdiversesocialsystems,politicalpower,andculturalvalues.
Theexhibitiongatheredmorethan100newandalreadyexistentworksofart,withmediathatencompassedpainting,video,site-specificinstal-lation,animation,photography,andsculpture.Byarticulatinganarrayofperspectives,thisexhibitionaimedtoportraynotonlyhowtravelingandlivinginbetweenculturesinfluencestheconstitutionofself,butalsothestateofitsnegotiationandcomplexityofasubject,whichcannotbeembracedbyasinglenationalidentity.
AlsoincludedintheexhibitionwereSunahChoi,HongseonJang,HyojinJeong,DonghoonJun,TaebumHa,EunokHwang,EemyunKang,ChosilKil,SongheKim,DaehunKwon,ChangwonLee,KakyoungLee,SekyungLee,SunhwaLee,WonhoLee,YoungmiLee,HyojunNam,AsaOh,EvaSshin,JieunYoon,andSunYou.Thisexhibitionwascuratedbymyself,MinseokSeo,andJWStella.
KYONGFA CHE IS CO-DIRECTOR OFAPTBEIJING
Artists here also share a growing interest in expanding the realm of their activities beyond Japan’s borders, something APT is well positioned to offer.
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Back Home with Baudelaire No 5—MAP OFFICE—2004, C-PRINT ON METALLIC PAPER, 120 X 240 CM
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APT Artist Interview— Lee Kit—
What is the project you enjoyed working on most this past year?
Iwillpicktwoastheyaresomewhatrelated—thesoloexhibitionI’m missing someone but I don’t know who’s that someoneinSeoul,andthekaraokesoloSomeone Singing and calling your nameinOsage.
ForI’m missing someone but I don’t know who’s that someone,itwasthefirsttimeIreallyworkedwithoutaplanandinarush.ButIwascalmandconfidentduringtheprocessandjustcarriedouttheworkswithoutmuchconsiderationandhesitation.TometheessenceofeveryperformanceisarticulatingseveralsentencesthatIreallywanttosay,usingtherightrhythmandvoice.Ifeelthatthespontaneityhelpsmeachievemyoptimalwork.AsanartistthatisthebestmomentIthink.
Someone Singing and calling your nameisakindofanextensionofI’m missing someone but I don’t know who’s that someoneaboutthesenseIwantedtocapturebutinsteadthesettingisapseudo-karaokeloungethatallowsmetoincludepersonalandsocialcommentaryinthework.(That’skaraoke,amixtureofcomplicatedpersonalandsocialissues.)Formallytheworkincludesvideo,paintings,ready-mades,andsculptures.IjustfeelfreetohandleeverythingsoI’dsayitbuildsonthepreviousshowinatmosphereandvariouslayersofreferencesandcontexts.
How do you see the next phase in the progression of your work in 2010?
Ijuststartedanewseriesofworksin2009thataresimilartotheworksImentionabove.ThoughthewaysIamexecutingthesenewworksseemtobe
quitedifferent,theyactasconclusionsofsomeofmypreviousartpracticeonhand-paintedclothandhaveopenedupmyartisticperspective.IfeellikeI’mmoreconfidentaboutmakingartworks,regardingeverythingasready-madeandcombiningthemwithindifferentcontexts.ConceptuallyI’mnowmeldingpersonal,social-political,andbehavioraldimensionstogetherincertainsettingstocreateaparticularatmosphere.In2010Iwillpresentboththehand-paintedclothseriesinvariouscontextsandexpandthekaraokeprojects.Ithinkitisaverygoodmomentformakingart,atleastforme.Which issue or idea interests you most in the art world today?
Politicsiswhatreallyinterestsme.Likeforinstancehowaestheticsispoliticallyrelevantindistancinganindividualfromthestructureandeconomyofcities.Thisisacontradictionasartisrelatedtodailylife,butalsonotall.Where is your studio based? Do you consider your work cross-cultural?
MystudioisbasedinHongKong.Yes,myworksarecross-culturalbecauseIwasbroughtupinHongKong,acitythatwasonceculturallycolonizedandnowisincrediblyglobalized(withregardstocapital-ismandconsumerism).Ithinkalmostallartistsnowarecross-cultural.
LEE KIT (APT BEIJING) LIVES AND WORKS IN HONG KONG
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I’m missing someone but I don’t know who’s that someone—LEE KIT—2009, SITE SPECIFIC INSTALLATION, HANOK IN SEOUL
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Steam Paper 01—MASAKATSU KONDO—2004, C-PRINT ON METALLIC PAPER, 120 X 240 CM
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Steam Paper 02—MASAKATSU KONDO—2009, INKJET PRINT, 97 X 145 CM
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APT BEIJINGSUNYOUNG OH
inKIMUSAatPlatform2009,acuratorialprojectcomprisedofadiverserangeofexhibitionswithgloballypertinentthemes.
Underthetheme“VoidofMemory,”PlatforminKIMUSAwasanexhibitionthatattemptedtoredis-coverspacesthathavebeenunusedorforgottenforaperiodoftime.Collaborating withKyongfaChe,co-directorofAPTBeijing,whoactedasanassociatecurator,weselectedfourartistsfromAPTBeijing:SojungJun,TeppeiKaneuji,LeeKit,andJinaPark.
Asanindependentcurator,IwasthrilledtohaveanopportunitytodevotealargeexhibitiontoAPTBeijingartistsatPlatformasthisprovidedmewithmyfirstopportunityto assembletheworkofAPTartiststogethertowardsachievingthegoalIsetforthabove.Throughouttheprocess,andtheeventualcriticalacclaimthatarosefromtheexhibition,IrealizedjusthowmanymorewaystherearetocreatenewopportunitiesinKorea,Japan,andChinaforourartistsandamconfidentthataswedosothetrustwillonlygainstrength,momentum,andpresence.
APTBeijinghasgrownquicklyoverthepastthreeyearsandcurrentlyincludesmorethan120participatingartists.Ispendmuchofmytimeworkingwithemergingartistsalongwiththosewhoaremoreestablished.WhenselectingartforAPT,Ifirstandforemostconcentrateonthequalityoftheartasthiswill,intime,ensureitscommercialappealandbenefitthetrust’sobjectives.
Asco-directorofAPTBeijing,aprimaryobjectiveistoestablish APT’spresenceinthelocalKoreanartscene.ThechallengeistomakeAPTBeijing,whichisalong-termtrust,relevantinthecurrentartenvironment.Someartistscanbecomefrustratedbytherealizationthatthetrust’sgoalsandreturnsrequiresignificantforesightandpatiencetoachieve.Tohelpmitigatethis,IwouldliketoexploretheideaofexhibitingAPTworksmorefrequentlyandestablishingagreaterpresenceinthelocalscene—somethingthatcouldbringgreatervisibilitytoAPT,itsartists,anditsdirectors.
In2009,IfocusedonseveralexhibitionswithAPTBeijingartistsincluding: JungjuAn’ssoloexhibi-tion“HarmonyLip-SyncProjectII”inSungkyunGallery;SojungJun’ssoloexhibition“OneManTheater”inSungkyunGallery;andagroupexhibition“SuddenlyEverythinghasChanged”
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Their War 3 (Pakistan)JUNGJU AN
2005, SINGLE-CHANNEL VIDEO, TWO-CHANNEL SOUND, 05:55
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Suddenly Everything has ChangedLEE KIT
2009, PLATFORM SEOUL, INSTALLATION VIEWS
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Night Tree—JINA PARK—2008, OIL ON CANVAS, 109 X 145 CM
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Suddenly Everything has Changed
Platform Seoul 2009 at KIMUSAOrganizer and Curator: Sunyoung OhAssociate Curator: Kyongfa Che
Recreating Everyday Life
SuddenlyEverythinghasChangedisanexhibitionaboutstorytellingwithineverydaylifeandwasthestartingpointofPlatform2009whichtookplaceinaspacepreviouslyusedastheoldDefenseSecurityCommand.Inthisexhibition,fourartistsLeeKit(HongKing),JinaPark(Seoul),TeppeiKaneuji(Tokyo)andSojungJun(Seoul)investigatedobjectsintheirdailylifeandmodifiedtheirformormadeastoryoutofthem.Theytookinterestinthefacts,objects,andspacestheyencoun-teredintheirdailylivesandalsointhestoriesaboutthosearoundthem,whoviewedtheirowndailylifeandinterpretedthemaccordingly.Thefamiliarandmundaneisviewedthroughtheirlensandexpressedintheirownlanguagethroughtheirworkswhichareconnectedanddisplayedinanorganicstructureintheexhibition.Theirworksseemtohaveasingleplotintheirstructure,buttheplotofthisexhibitionisnotsingularbutopen-ended.Observersengagewiththeartworkandmaketheirownstorybyconnectingthestoriesintheworks.Inotherwords,itistheobserversandnottheartistsnorcuratorsthatarethestorytellersoftheexhibition.
Thespaceforthisexhibitionhasaveryuniquestructure:fourroomsareconnectedinastraightlineandeachroomisconnectedtoanotherroomthroughagate.Onceyouenterthefirstroom,LeeKit’sdailyspaceunfoldsandtheobservers’trafficlineisconnectedtoJinaPark’sstories.Therealitywithinthememoriesexistinginthetwo-dimen-sionalplanefeltinJinaPark’sspaceisconnectedtoTeppeiKaneuji’sanothermodifiedrealitythatisthree-dimensional.AndintheinnermostsideoftheexhibitionspaceuncoversSojungJun’sstoryofherdream.Assuch,thestoriesthatunravelinvariousmannersinteractwithoneanotherintheexhibitionhallinanorganicallyconnectedstructure.
Asmentionedearlier,thisexhibitionimaginesourdailylife,thatis,theenvironmentthatsurroundsus,andmakesstoriesoutofit.Theworksexpresstherelationshipbetweendailylifeandartineachofitslanguage,whicharelinkedtooneanotherinnexusefficiens.Theworksthatusethesameandyetdifferentlanguagesareplacedinonespace,coveringthetimeandspaceinwhichwelive.Theseareourhumdrumdailyaspectswecurrentlyfeel,think,relateourselveswithandbeconcernedabout.The
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artistsconnecttheseinartworks,andcreatevariousstories.Inaddition,insteadoflisteningtoafixedstoryofasingleviewsetbycuratorsorofindirectlylisteningtotheaccuratemeaningorcontentofanartworkbycurators,observerstaketheinfinitestoriesinherentinartworksandinterpretthemintotheirownstory.
Observersimaginevariousstoriesthroughartworks.Storiesareagain,relayedontobecomenewones.Thesestoriestosomecouldserveasadéjàvuthatonemighthaveencounteredsomewhereintime,orasimagesthathaveappearedindreams.Thisexhibition“SuddenlyEverythinghasChanged”offersadiscoveryandanexperienceintohowbanalaspectsinourdailylifearetransformedbythefourartistsinvariousways,whiletappingintoadifferentviewtowardsourdailylifeanditswholenewworld.
SUNYOUNG OH IS CO-DIRECTOR OF APT BEIJING
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Suddenly Everything has Changed—LEE KIT—2009, INSTALLATION VIEW
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APT BERLIN
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Inseln IIGÖRAN GNAUDSCHUN
2005, ANALOG COLOR PHOTOGRAPH ON ALUMINUM, 108 X 143 CM
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Inseln IGÖRAN GNAUDSCHUN
2005, ANALOG COLOR PHOTOGRAPH ON ALUMINUM, 108 X 143 CM
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Plastics for ChinaPEGGY FRANCK
2006, PHOTO-OBJECT, INKJET PRINT ON ALUMINUM, 90 X 125 CM
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He and SheMATTS LEIDERSTAM
2001, 2 CIBACHROME PRINTS, 140 X 106 CM
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80.0—SUNAH CHOI—2008, 80 SLIDES, ONE PROJECTOR WITH ROTATING DEVICE, DIMENSIONS VARIABLE
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Cave—SALLA TYKKÄ—2003, 35MM FILM/VIDEO, DOLBY SURROUND SOUND
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Cave—SALLA TYKKÄ—2003, 35MM FILM/VIDEO, DOLBY SURROUND SOUND
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APT DUBAI
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Untitled—CIPRIAN MURESAN—2009, STILL FROM SINGLE-CHANNEL VIDEO’
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APT DUBAINOVEMBER PAYNTER
andeventhelargestcitieshavefewartsinstitutionsoranestablishedstructureofculturalsupport.Inthiscontext,APTDubaicanofferitsparticipatingartiststheopportunitytoinitiatesomecontroloverthefuturedevelopmentoftheirexhibitionoptionsandmarketpotential.Asthetrustisalsocreatingthefirstmajorcollectionofworkfromthisregion,itisprovingtobeaninvaluablereferencepointforcurators,galleries,andinstitutionsaroundtheworldwhomaynotbefamiliarwiththeregion’sartists.
Inthelastthreeyearsanappreciationforcon-temporaryart,andhencearegionalartmarket,hasreallybeguntoescalatethroughoutourfocusarea.ArtfairssuchasArtDubai,whichlaunchedin2007,anditspartnerprojecttheAbraajPrize,startedin2008,haveencouragedcommercialgalleriestomovebeyondpresentingconventionalmodernartprac-ticestoincludemorediversecontemporaryartworksthatuntilrecentlywereoverlookedoftenduetotheirconceptualand,inthisregion,politicalnature.
CollectivelytheUnitedArabEmirateshostedtheirfirstVenicePavilion,curatedbyAPTDubai’sCuratorialCommitteememberTirdadZolghadr,tointernationalacclaim.2009alsosawthefirstAbuDhabiartfairintheUnitedArabEmirate’scapital,aclearsteppingstonetowardbothcreatingalocal
APTDubaiwaslaunchedduringthe10thInternationalIstanbulBiennialinSeptember2007.Liketheothertrusts,itisstructuredaroundaregionalmarket,bothlinkedtogeographicalproximityandpotentialsharedmarketpresence.Thecuratorialcommittee,whichcomprisesVasifKortun,MaiAbuElDahab,TirdadZolghadr,andNatasaPetresin-Bachelezalongwithmyself,decidedearlyontoexpandtheinitialfocusofthetrust.WewishedtomovebeyondthoseartscenesoftheMiddleEasttobothavoidsuchaspecificregionalconstructandtoincorporatewhatwebelievearecomplementaryartcontextsfromTurkey,theBalkans,Caucasus,Pakistan,andNorthAfrica.Theaimistodevelopthefirstmajor,albeittemporary,collectionofcontem-poraryartworksfromthisbroadregionandtohelpcreateanetworkbetweenartistswholiveinterna-tionally,andinAPTDubai’scase,sometimesincitiesthatdespitebeinggeographicallyclosearedifficulttotravelbetweenduetofundingconstraints,and,onoccasion,politicaltensions.
APTDubaidifferssomewhattotheothertrustsasmanyoftheartistsinvitedtoparticipatedonothavegalleryrepresentationandtheopportunitytobepartofinternationalartnetworksisoftenlimited.Fundingforcontemporarycultureissparse
As the trust is also creating the first major collection of work from this region, it is proving to be an invaluable reference point for curators, galleries, and institutions around the world who may not be familiar with the region’s artists.
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marketandtobuildingunderstandingandenjoy-mentofcontemporaryartforthoseanticipatingtheGuggenheimandLouvremuseumscurrentlybeingbuiltonthecity’sSaadiyatIsland.Othermuseumshavenotedthesedevelopments,andintheUKtheBritishMuseumandTatehavejustinauguratedaMiddleEastNorthAfricaAcquisitionsCommittee.
Supportingandengagingartistsfromanon-com-mercialpositionareanumberofimportantbiennialssuchasthoseinIstanbul(whichin2009wascuratedbytheZurichbasedcollectiveWHWwhochosetoincludethemajorityofartistsfromEastEurope,theMiddleEast,andSouthEastAsia),Athens,Sharjah,andthenewlylaunchedRiwaqBiennaleinPalestine.Ofcoursetherearemanygalleriesandinitiativesdoingincredibleworkwithlimitedbudgetsandsupport—tonamejustafewofnotethatlaunchedin2009:TheBrushfactoryinCluj,Romaniawhereagroupofartistsandartspacescametogethertoestablishtheirownstudioandgallerycomplex;theInstituteofContemporaryArtinSofia,Bulgaria;TheBeirutArtCenterinLebanonandanewvenuefortheAlRiwaqGallery,Bahrain.AnotherworthyinitiationwastheAccentedResidency,whichoffersresidencyopportunitiesinIstanbul,Beirut,Cairo,Ias,Bristol,andLondonforartistsfromcountriesinSouthEastEurope,theEastMediterranean,NorthAfrica,theGulfcountries,andtheUnitedKingdom.
Workingwithinsuchanenormouslydiverse,complex,compelling,andacceleratingartscene,weforeseeAPTDubaiplayingakeyroleincol-laborativelyidentifyingemergingartistsandhelpingtonurturetheirpracticesandcareers,aswellasparticipatinginexhibitionsandloaningwork.
WhileAPTDubai—aswithallAPTprograms—cannotensurehowmuchincomewilleventuallybegeneratedforitsparticipants,itseffortsaretakingplaceinaregionwheretheartmarketisdevelopingextremelyrapidlyandbeyondallexpectations,makingAPTDubaiatrustthatpromisesmuchintermsofgrowthpotential,hedging,andmostimportantly,asoneAPTDubaiartistputit,“across-the-boardbonding.”
NOVEMBER PAYNTER IS DIRECTOR OF APT DUBAI
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APT Artist Interview— Miha Štrukelj—
What is the project you enjoyed working on most this past year?
CertainlyworthmentioningistheprojectImadeattheSlovenianPavilionfortheVeniceBiennial.Thatwasbyfarthemostcomplicatedandtime-consumingprojectIhavemadesofar.ItwasgreatbecauseitwassocomplexandIhadalltheresourcestodothat.WhatmadeitmoredifficultwasthetimewehadtoprepareitbecauseofthelongselectionprocesscarriedoutbytheMinistryofCulture,whichisthemainorganizerandsponsoratthesametime.IdidtheprojectincollaborationwithŠkucGalleryfromLjubljana,whichIworkwithinmyhomecountry,soatleastthatpartwasabiteasier,becauseIalreadyknewthewholeteam.Theotherproblem,ormaybeadvantage,wasthatIwasatthattimeatISCPResidencyPrograminNewYorkCity,sobasicallyIdidthewholeprojectthere.ThegoodpartwascertainlythefactthatIwasawayfromalocalscene,thedifficultpartwascommunication,becauseyouhadtohaveinmindthedelaybecauseofthetimedifference,soifthereisnotmuchtimeeverydaycounts.
So,togetitshort,Ithinkitwasabigtestforme,personallyandprofessionally,andIthinkIhavepassedit.
How do you see the next phase in the progression of your work in 2010?
Ialreadyhavenewideas,andcan’twaittotrytoexpresstheminmywork.Itismostlysite-specificorientated.IthinkitwentinanewdirectionattheBiennial,anditwilldevelopfurtherwiththenextprojects.Iamsofardiscussingtwoprojects,which
willbemainlysite-specific.Butallofmyworkiscomplex,soitalwaysmeansdevelopmentineverymediumIwork.Iintendtoaddmorelayerstoawalldrawing,andmakeitmorecomplex,maybethree-dimensional,yetmorerecognizableatsomelevel,Ialwaysliketoplaywiththeviewers’perceptionandleavethemtohavetheirowninterpretation.
Which issue or idea interests you most in the art world today?
Asithasbeenforthepastfewyears,myprimeinterestisurbanplanning,architecture,andwhatrelationshippeopleestablishwiththeenvironmenttheyliveandmoveinandhowitinfluencesthem.
ButIenjoydifferentkindsofart.Iknowthisisverygeneral,butIlikeartwhichsurprisesme,whichisinnovativeanddoesnotjustpushanagenda,orisblindedbyit.
Where is your studio based? Do you consider your work cross-cultural?
Mystudioisbasedinmyhometownandisactuallyprovidedbymyparents.StudiosarehardtocomebyinSlovenia—allpropertyiseithercommercial(usedforofficesandsimilar)orapartmentsandtherentshavesky-rocketed.However,Ispent9monthsabroadin2009onresidenciesandIplantotakeadvantageofthatinthefutureaswell.Yes,Idothinkmyworkiscross-cultural,myissuesareglobal,theycanbelocatedbasicallyineverymayorcityacrosstheworld.
MIHA STRUKELJ (APT DUBAI) LIVES AND WORKS IN LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA
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HavingjoinedArtistPensionTrust®(APT)asaco-directorwithKirstyOggfouryearsaftertheinceptionofAPTLondon,Ihadthegreatpleasureofinheritingagrowingcollectiveofinternation-allyrecognizedcuratorsandartists.Withover20yearsofexperienceworkingintheUKandEurope,IfoundIknewmanyoftheparticipatingartists,andinsomecasesitwaslikestumblinguponoldacquaintancesI’dlosttouchwithagesago.This,coupledwithintroducingnewandemergingtalentIhavecomeacrossinrecentyears,hasprovidedmewitharichengagementwiththisexcitingnewcompanythatprovides artistswithalong-termfinancialplanningprogram.
ThebasisAPTrestsupon—thesettingasideofasmallcollectionofeachartist’sworktowardsfinancialsecurityinthefuture—providesdirectorswiththeenviabletaskofworkingalongsidetheartiststocurateanoutstandingglobalcollectionthatrepresentstheirgenerationalcontributiontoartandculture.Eachindividualcollectionmightencompassaninterestingoverviewofanentirepractice,orsometimesanin-depthforayintoasinglestrandwithinanartist’sbodyofwork.
Thisyear,ClaireBarclayaddedamajornewwork,Subject to Habit(2009),tohercollectionofAPT
investments.ItwasoneofthemaininstallationsinhersoloexhibitionattheFruitmarketGalleryinEdinburghinthespringof2009.OftenClaire’sworkconsistsoflargerconfigurationsofpieces,madeoutofdifferentmaterials,rangingfromwood,alumi-num,fabric,andleathertostraw,clay,andenginegrease.Theindividualelementsofsuchlargeworksare—afterthey’rede-installed—almostalwaysrecycledandreusedandfindtheirwayintoother,smallerconfigurationsandinstallations,orendupasindividualpieces.ThepossibilityforClairetoinvestSubject to Habithasallowedhertosafeguardtheinstallationasawhole—andaspartoftheAPTcollection—forthefuturewhenitmaybeexhibitedagainandacquiredbyamajorcollection.
Similarly,JaneandLouiseWilson,whoin2009wereinthepositiontoaccessandreconsiderthefutureofasignificantpartoftheirbackcatalogue,decidedtoinvesttwomajorworks,whichotherwisemighthavevanishedforgood.ThetwopiecesareReconstruction of Double Doors: Hohenhausen Prison, Stasi City(1997),whichwasmadearoundthetimeoftheirseminalfilmStasi City and Normapaths(1995),whichwasconceivedofasastand-alonefilmpiecebutAPTsecuredboththefilmandthesetinwhichthefootagewasoriginallyshot,makingita
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trulyuniqueinvestment.TheCalousteGulbenkianFoundationinLisboniscurrentlyshowingthemostcomprehensivesurveyoftheirworktodate,curatedbyIsabelCarlos.
ShortlistedalongsidetwootherAPTLondonartists—RogerHiornsandLucySkaer—RichardWright’sephemeralworksearnedhimthecovetedTurnerPrizethisyear.Wright’slarge-scaleandsubtlewallpaintingsoftenareerasedfromtheirsupportsattheclosingofhisexhibitions.However,inanotherinstanceofthinkingtowardsthefuture,APThasselectedafewsmallerworksbyRichardWrightthathonorhispracticemorebroadly.
Theprocessofponderingtheselectionofwork–whetherit’sthefirstcoupleofworksfromanartistwhohasjustjoinedoraddinganotherworkafterseveralyearsofmembership,isasubtlepartofourcontactwiththeartists,butamostrewardingone.
Conversationsregardingselectionsforinvestmentcantakeawiderangeofcourses:consideringwhatwouldandwhatwouldn’tworkinrelationtoan
artist’spractice;thinkingaboutotheroptionsandopportunitieswhenpeopledon’tsimply“make”objectsorworksthathavetangiblecomponents;howmorematureartistslookbackupontheirlargeoeuvreandhavetheopportunitytoselectfromthat;howsomeyoungeronesmaystillbetryingtoworkoutwhichdirectiontocommitthemselveslong-termandtotryandhelpthemlookatAPTinunexpectedways.Alltheseconversationsareontheonehandpractical,butontheotherhandalsoaboutmorethanjustasingledecisionatacertainmomentintime.
Havingvisitedmanyexistingmembers—DavidShrigley,ClaireBarclay,MartinBoyce,ScottMyles,HannelineVisnes,andMichaelFullerton,tonamebutafew—andnewlysignedTorstenLauschmannandMarkNevilleinScotland,islikevisitingoldfriends.Ontheotherhand,arecenttriptoBerlinal-lowedmetomeetawholerangeofmembers,includ-ingSaâdaneAfif,ArmandoAndradeTudela,MarcBauer,JakobKolding,ShahryarNashat,andGitteVillesenfortheveryfirsttime.Eachconversationhas
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broughtwithitadeepenedunderstanding,ornewperspectives,ontheirwork,ontheirpracticeasawhole,and,often,onwhatmakesthemtick.
IhavefoundthatmyworkwithAPTLondonisdistinctlydifferentfromworkingwithanartistonasoloshoworgroupproject.Monographicexhibitionsallowforintensecontactatadistinctmomentinanartist’scareer.However,withinthecontextofAPTLondon,thereistheopportunitytoengageoveramuchlongerperiodintime,and,therefore,theconversationshavethepotentialtostart,stop,bepickedupagain,hesitate,andsuddenlyaccelerate;notonce,butinvaluably,manytimesover.
GERRIE VAN NOORD IS CO-DIRECTOR OF APT LONDON
The basis APT rests upon—the setting aside of a small collection of each artist’s work towards financial security in the future—provides directors with the enviable task of working alongside the artists to curate an outstanding global collection that represents their generational contribution to art and culture.
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Asthetrustedgestowardsclosingduring2010,weseethatitisourresponsibilitytobringonboardthenextgenerationofartiststhatwillbeofsignificancewithintheartworldinthenextdecadesandbeyond.
ThedecisionsthatAPTLondon’sCuratorialCommitteehavemadehaveaproventrackrecordofbackingwinners;mostrecentlythishasbeenevidencedbyRichardWrightbeingawardedthe2009TurnerPrize.Amemberofthetrustfromitsearliestday,wewouldallliketocongratulateRichardforthishighlyesteemedrecognition.
KIRSTY OGG IS CO-DIRECTOR OF APT LONDON
Asco-directorofAPTLondon,thepast18monthshavebeenatimeofexcitinggrowthanddevelop-ment.Ihaveseenthenumberofartistsparticipatinginthetrustalmostdoublefromjustover100atthebeginningof2008,tonearly200atthecloseof2009.ThebodyofworksthatAPTLondonhasstewardshipofoverthelifeofthetrustisbeginningtotakeshape.Itisacoherentcollectionthatnotonlyprovidesareflectionofanartist’spracticeovertime,butalsopresentsacogentoverviewoftheverybestcontemporaryartpracticesoperatinginEuropetoday.Inthecomingyearswewillworktowardsfindingpertinentexhibitionloanopportunitiesandcarefullyconsideredinvolvementincuratedprojectsforthisincrediblegroupingofworks.
Gerrie,whojoinedmeasco-directorinMay2009,andIarebothdelightedthatinadditiontohighprofilefiguressuchasFionaBanner,LiamGillick,DouglasGordon,RunaIslam,MikeNelson,PhilippeParreno,SUPERFLEX,andJaneandLouiseWilson,thetrusthasexpandedtoencompassayoungergenerationofartistswhoareincreasinglygaininginternationalattention.ThesenewerAPTartistsincludeKarlaBlack,KerenCytter,AleanaEgan,RuthEwan,MatiasFaldbakken,LaraFavaretto,PieroGolia,andBenoîtMaire,tonamebutafew.
It is a coherent collection that not only provides a reflection of an artist’s practice over time, but also presents a cogent overview of the very best contemporary art practices operating in Europe today.
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LastyearbroughtnumeroushighlightsandaccomplishmentstoAPTLosAngeles.Artistsinvestedsignificantworks,suchasthelarge-scalesculptureSafe (2009)byMikeArcega,whichwasfeaturedinthe2008CaliforniaBiennial.Trustmemberswererepresentedinmajorinternationalexhibitionssuchas“Prospect1NewOrleans,”thebiennialexhibitionlaunchedbycuratorandAPTNewYorkCuratorialCommitteememberDanCameron.Thiscity-wideinitiative,whichcapturedtheattentionoftheinternationalartworld,featuredMithra,(2008),athree-storyarkbyMarkBradford;itwasfabricatedofplywoodandbricolageandsituatedinthecity’sLowerNinthWard,simultaneouslyapoignantmonumentandanurgentcallfromwithinanareawipedoutbyHurricane Katrina.
HereinLosAngeles,APTsharedintheCaliforniaCommunityFoundation’scelebrationofits20thanniversaryofawardinggrantsofbetween$15,000and$20,000toartiststhatliveandworkinthecity.Theseartists’accomplishmentswereacknowledgedinanexhibitionco-organizedbycuratorandAPTLosAngelesCuratorialCommitteememberKrisKuramitsu,alongwithLosAngelesCountyMuseumofArtcuratorRitaGonzalez,attheJapaneseAmericanNationalMuseum.Theexhibition
The 20th anniversary exhibition of the California Community Foundation featured the work of 32 of the approximately 160 artists funded over the past 20 years; of those 32, nearly one quarter are participating artists in APT Los Angeles.
featuredtheworkof32oftheapproximately160artistsfundedoverthepast20years;ofthose32,nearlyonequarterareparticipatingartistsinAPTLosAngeles.Inaddition,theCaliforniaCommunityFoundationpublishedafull-color,160-pagebookdocumentingitsmostrecentyearsofvisualartsfellowships,thoseawardedfrom2004through2008.Thebook,whichIauthored,includessixcontextual-izingessaysandprofilesofeachofthe61artistsofthatgroup;again,impressively,onequarteroftheartistsfeaturedaremembersofAPT LosAngeles.
TheintegrationandrepresentationofartistsfromAPT LosAngelesinlocal,regional,national,andinternationalexhibitionsandinitiativesprovidesanendorsementofthehardworkperformedbytheLosAngelesCuratorialCommittee,whosemembershavebroughtadiscerningeye,intellectualrigor,anddedicatedcommitmenttowardbuildingAPTLosAngelestoitswidelyrecognizedlevelofexcellence.
IRENE TSATSOS IS DIRECTOR OF APT LOS ANGELES
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internationalproject“Philigrafika,”whichjustopenedinPhiladelphia;ColombiancuratorMaríaInésRodríguez,formerlybasedinParis,hasrecentlybeennamedheadcuratoroftheMuseodeArteContemporáneodeCastillayLeóninLeón,Spain.Additionally,inthefallweinvitedChileancuratorCeciliaBrunsontocontributetothecommittee.Cecilia,whohasrecentlyrelocatedtoLondon,wasformerlycuratorofLatinAmericanArtattheBlantonMuseumofArtinAustin,TexasanddirectedtheINCUBOresidencyprograminSantiago.Ourmeetingsare notonly adistinctopportunitytoexchangeinformationandtoengageincriticaldiscourseinthefieldofLatinAmericancontempo-raryart,butalsothemeansbywhichweenhancetheprospectsforourparticipatingartists.
Forthepastthreeyears,APTMexicoCityhasselectedadifferentregionofLatinAmericatofocusontocreateadiverseandcomprehensivelevelof
As2009drewtoaclose,APTMexicoCityfounditselfatthemid-waypointforachievingfullparticipationintheprogram.Inkeepingwithourprojectedgoalsforgrowthinthetrust,atthestartof2010APTMexicoCityincludes130remarkablecontemporaryartistsfromthroughoutLatinAmerica.Asthegroupofartistsisexpanding,theoveralltrustvalueisalsorisingandlastyearmarkedtheinvestmentofmanyexcitingartworks.Inadditiontothesedevelop-ments,Iamparticularlypleasedabouttheglobaloutreachgeneratedfromexhibitionsandprojectsrelatedtotheartistsandartworksinthecollection.
TheAPTMexicoCitycuratorialcommittee iscomprisedofagroupofaccomplishedprofessionalsfromthreecountrieswhoareworkingaroundtheworld. Notably, PatrickCharpenel,whoisbasedinGuadalajara,Mexico,curatedArtProjectsatArtBaselMiami2009;Colombian-basedcuratorJoséRocaiscurrentlyartisticdirectoroftheexciting
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ThoughitmayseemunconventionaltodirectaLatinAmerican-centeredprogramfrommyhomebaseinLosAngeles,asafull-timecuratoritisagreatadvantageformypractice,theinstitutionsIworkwith,andforartistsfromthroughoutthevarioustrustswhomwehavebeenfortunateenoughtoshowcase.Byprovidinganinternationallinkbetweendifferentregions,APTartistsfromacrosstheglobe willbeintroducedtoaudiencesthattheymightnototherwisebeexposedto.
Anexhibitiontitled“Multiverse”that IcuratedfortheClaremontMuseumofArt,inClaremont,CaliforniajusteastofLosAngeles,examinedthehypothesisthatthereexistmultiple,paralleluniversesandhowthishasbeenexploredartisti-cally.ThisexhibitionincludedsevenAPTartistsfromfourtrustsalongsidefiveotherinternationalartists: ColombianartistMilerLagos(APTMexicoCity);EmreHünerfromIstanbul(APTDubai);
representationforthetrust.WhiletheinitialstagesoftheprogramlookedheavilyatMexicoitself,theareasoffocusin2007wereColombiaandArgentina,andin2008theywere BrazilandGuatemala.Lastyear,theemphasisshiftedtoPeruandChile.InOctoberItookacuratorialtriptogetacquaintedwiththeartscenesinLimaandinSantiago.WorkingwithCeciliaBrunsonandJosefinaGuilisastioftheINCUBOresidencyprograminSantiagoIvisitedaselectgroupofartists,interestinggalleriesandartsinstitutions. Mytripoverlappedwiththe TrienaldeChileinSantiagocuratedbyTicioEscobar, whichprovidedarelativelycomprehensivelookatthenationalscene. CentroAbierto,apublicartsprojectinLima, wasafurtherindicationthatthecitiesinPeruareinvestingintheircontemporaryartists.
AnimportantaspectofAPTisits global network.Thisnetworkpresentsuniquecuratorialopportuni-tiesandpossibilitiesforinternationalexchange.
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DutchartistSebastiaanBremer(APTNewYork);JedediahCesar,CarterMull,EmilieHalpern,andVioletHopkins(allfromAPTLosAngeles);togetherwithFredTomaselli,DianaThater,KerryTribe,andNancyMacko.
InthesummerIcuratedanexhibitionatthe18thStreetArtsCenter,whichisoneofLosAngeles’sonlyinternationalresidencyprogramsandhaspreviouslyhostedAPTMexicoCityartistsJoaquinSeguraandDiegoTeo.Theexhibition“Post-AmericanL.A.,”whichconsideredthecity’sfuturesocial,political,andeconomicconcerns,featuredCarolinaCaycedo(APTMexicoCity),VincentRamos,HugoHopping,andSandradelaLoza(allfromAPTLosAngeles),AdrianPaci(APTLondon),ChenShaoxiong(APTBeijing),aswellasGlennLigon,AshleyHunt,andVincentJohnson.Inconjunctionwiththisshow,“g727”—theexhibitionspaceindowntownLosAngelesthatIamapartnerin,alsohostedCarolinaCaycedo(APTMexicoCity)forafiveweekresidencywheresheimplementedherbarteringandexchangeprogramknownas Daytoday.
Thiswasfollowedby threeweeksinGuadalajara,Mexicomountingtheexhibition“Vexing:FemaleVoicesfromEastL.A.Punk,”anhistoricaloverviewofMexican-Americanwomen’scontributions
toSouthernCalifornianmusicalandvisualculture.TheexhibitionrepresentedtheCityofLosAngelesattheGuadalajaraInternationalBookFair.ItwasawonderfulopportunitytodialogwithAPTartistsinthecity,tobecomemorefamiliarwithGuadalajara’sartspaces,andtoseeAPTartists’exhibitionsandstudios.
AsdirectorofAPTMexicoCity,IamherenotonlytohelpmanageandbuildthisimportantcollectionofcontemporaryLatinAmericanart,butalsotosupportandexpandthevisibilityofartists weareworkingwiththroughcuratorialprojectsandutilizingourextensiveglobalnetwork.Ilookforwardto2010andtheyearsaheadaswesecurethefutureprospectsforAPTartiststhroughourdedicatedinvestmentintheircareer.
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Francisca Sanchez, Lima, PeruOCTOBER 2009
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Magdalena Atria in her studio, Santiago, ChileOCTOBER 2009
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Luz Maria Bedoya in her studio, Lima, PeruOCTOBER 2009
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COMO UN JARDIN EN UN PAJAR—BETSABEE ROMERO—2008, PHOTOGRAPH, 120 X 55 CM
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KamiwereincludedintheArsenaleandPavillionex-hibitionsduringthe53rdVeniceBiennale.Closertohome,theupcoming2010WhitneyBiennialcuratedbyFrancescoBonamiandGaryCarrion-MurayariwillincludeRichardAldrich,HumaBhabha,DawnClements,KateGilmore,andAkiSasamotoofourNewYorkartists.
TheNewYorkcollectionnowstandsat1,600artworksofwhichanumbermeritplacementinpubliccollections.Amongtheseworksareroom-sizedinstallationsandprojectsbyKirstenHassenfeldandtwocreativepartnerships,BradleyMcCallumandJacquelineTarryandChrisHansonandHendrikaSonnenberg.Eachoftheseworksreflectanambitionandsignificancethatmarkstheoverallpracticeoftheseartists.
KirstenHassenfeldinvestedherinstallationDans La Lune(2007)thatwasproducedduringaresidencyatRiceUniversityinHoustonandmostrecentlyexhibitedattheDavidWintonBellGallery,BrownUniversity.Comprisedofsixuniqueelementsmadefrompaper,foamcore,andotherpaper-likematerialsthatareilluminatedfromwithin,theviewerwandersinthemidstofgem-likeobjectsthatconjureimagesofFabergeeggsoronion-skindomesofRussianarchitectureorVictorianpendants.Linkedbya
AsthedebuttrustintheArtistPensionTrust®(APT)lineupofeightglobalentities,NewYorkcar-riesseveraluniquedistinctions.Firstandforemost,ithadthechallengingtaskofdemonstratingtotheworldthatafinancialplanningprogramcenteredonartistscouldindeedsucceedbasedonthecollectiveinvestmentofagroupofartistsintheirlong-termpotentialandcommercialfuture.Now,justoverfiveyearslater,wehaveachievedafullrosterof250artistsfromacrosstheUSwithaweightedrepresentationhereintheNortheastandNewYorkmetropolitanarea.
WiththecuratorialexpertiseandguidanceofNewYorkCuratorialCommitteemembersDanCameron,ClarissaDalrymple,SimonWatson,directorsPamelaAuchinclossandLissetteGarcia,andanumberofnoteworthyguestcurators,theartistsselectedtoparticipateinNewYorkrepresentsomeofthemostenterprisingtalentcomingoutoftheartschoolsalongsidemanysubstantial,mid-careerartistsexhibitinghereandabroad.Morethan70%ofourartistshavereceivedrecognitionawards,participatedinnationalandinternationalbiennialexhibitions,andhavebeeninvitedtotakepartinse-lectiveresidencyprograms.In2009aloneNewYorkartistsPaulRamirezJonas,IvanNavarro,andY.Z.
As the first trust to launch, APT New York will also be the first trust to establish and prove the APT model with the careful consideration entailed in placing those works that have attained the value growth that APT has set forth to achieve.
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daisychainandsuspendedfromtheceiling,thiselegantandfantasticinstallationcreatesanAlice-in-Wonderlandlikesetting.
BradleyMcCallumandJacquelineTarry’spoliticallyandsociallychargedEndurance(2006),aSeattleArtsCommission,ArtsUpproject,captures26Seattlehomelessyouthsina2-channelvideoandaseriesofportraitphotographs.TheperformancetookplaceonaSeattlepublicsidewalkfrom6:00pmAugust5th,2002until6:59pmthefollowingday.ChallengingSeattle’svagrancylawsthatmakestandingorsittingmotionlessacrime,eachyouththatparticipatedinthiscollectiveactiondedicatedtheirparticipationtothememoryoffriendswhodiedfromlifeonthestreets,andthus“stoodfor”thoseindividualswhowereabsentwhileengaginginaquietactofcivildisobedience.
ChrisHansonandHendrikaSonnenberg’sScoreboard(2003–2004),aworkthatisiconicandrepresentativeofthecouple’scommentaryoncrowd-basedsocialinteractions,isanear-to-scalereplicaofascoreboardfabricatedfromblue-greenpolystyrene.Having“crashed”tothefloor,thecollapsedanddestroyedemblemofsportingeventssuggestssomethingoftheinherenthysteria(somemightsayviolence)thatoccurswhencrowdscollectwithopposinginterests.
Finally,NewYorkwillalsobethefirsttrusttoestablishandprovethemodelwiththecarefulconsiderationentailedinplacingthoseworksthathaveattainedthevaluegrowththathassetforthtoachieve.AsNewYorkCityremainsthelargestandmostactivemarketforcontemporaryart,NewYorkwillbecome,inmanyrespects,thestandardbearerforAPT.
Whilethecharacterofeachtrustisuniquelydefinedbythecuratorsthatselecttheartistsandtheartworksthatconstitutethecollection,itcouldbesaidthatNewYork,morethantheothertrusts,mustlookbeyondthevicissitudesoftaste,constituencybuilding,andfavoritisminidentifyingthesustain-abilityofanartist’scareeroverthelongterm.
PAMELA AUCHINCLOSS IS DIRECTOR OFNEW YORK
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LISSETTE GARCIA IS REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF APT
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UntitledMARLO PASCUAL
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APT Artist Interview— Carrie Moyer—
What is the project you enjoyed working on most this past year?
Ispentmostofthispastyearpreparingfor“Arcana,”myrecentsoloshowatCANADA.Overadozennewcanvaseswereexhibited.
Do you consider your work influenced by other artists or past movements?
Yes,myworkisinconstantdialoguewithartistsandmovementsfromthepast.Formethisdialogueistheprimarycontentofallpainting.WhenIstartedmycurrentbodyofpaintingsin2006,theiconicimageryof‘70sfeministarthoveredaroundtheedgesofmystudio.IwaslookingforformsthatwerenearlyrecognizableandthatgeneratedthepreliterateforceoftheVenusofWillendorf.ItrolledtheWeb,bookstores,andmuseums,lookingforritualvessels,sculptural“prosthetics”(headdresses,masks,armorandweapons)andethnographicodditiesthatcouldbemorphedintofearsomeand/orsexualizedsilhou-ettes.MorerecentlyIfindmyselftransfixedbytheOceanic,Inuitandpre-Columbianobjects,similartothosecollectedbyAndreBretonandtheSurrealists.IalsousemanymaterialstrategiesoftheColorFieldpainters—theywerethefirstartiststodevotethemselvestothespecialpropertiesofacrylicpaint.
How do you see the next phase in the progression of your work in 2010?
Moreexperimentationwithmaterialsandfollowingwherethatleadsme.I’mstillinterestedinexploringthe“mindinthecave”andinventingmyownpast-futurehybrid.Paleo-futurism?
Where is your studio based?
IambasedinBrooklyn,neartheoldNavyYard.
Which issue or idea interests you most in the art world today?
Iamanavidfollower/fanofpaintingandalwaysonthelookoutfornewpainters(old,young,dead,oralive)tobecomeacquaintedwith.Iamalsoveryinterestedintherecentdevelopmentsinpublicart,muchofwhichcombinessocialactivismwiththeartpracticesfromthe1960sand1970ssuchasperformanceandinstallation.
CARRIE MOYER (APT NEW YORK) LIVES AND WORKS IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
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Coulee—CARRIE MOYER—2006, ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 40 X 60 IN
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Barbute—CARRIE MOYER—2009, TAPED PAPER, 3 X 5 IN
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Barbute—CARRIE MOYER—2009, ACRYLIC, GLITTER ON CANVAS, 90 X 6 IN
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2004 331,500 331,500
2005 1,365,793 507,526 1,097,799 298,688 3,269,806
2006 3,669,261 1,086,676 2,552,408 1,053,372 8,361,717
2007 6,211,680 2,519,751 4,640,192 2,316,857 436,003 469,000 232,313 368,841 17,194,636
2008 10,204,155 5,353,970 7,899,600 4,215,985 1,584,198 2,009,306 1,045,297 1,177,894 33,490,405
2009 13,149,586 7,597,317 10,801,532 5,996,964 2,486,803 3,603,415 1,742,399 2,214,269 47,592,285
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MUMBAI—LAUNCHED OCTOBER 2006
MEXICO CITY—LAUNCHED APRIL 2006
LOS ANGELES—LAUNCHED OCTOBER 2004
LONDON—LAUNCHED APRIL 2005
NEW YORK—LAUNCHED MAY 2004
* Disclosure: Please note that these graphs are based on the most recent available valuation of the artworks in the collection at this time and that average values of works by trust may have been used when a current valuation was not available.
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2006 127 67 71 80 14 4 363
2007 174 115 114 127 50 21 27 20 648
2008 233 147 144 164 90 85 53 56 972
2009 250 179 175 193 130 121 64 82 1,193
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LOS ANGELES—LAUNCHED OCTOBER 2004
LONDON—LAUNCHED APRIL 2005
NEW YORK—LAUNCHED MAY 2004
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Saâdane Afif (APT London)—Prix Marcel Duchamp 2009 Mark Bradford (APT Los Angeles)—2009 MacArthur Fellowship Nina Canell (APT Berlin), Geert Goiris (APT London)—Baloise Art Prize prize, Art 40 Basel Art StatementsNancy Davenport (APT New York)—Rome Prize for 2009–2010Roger Hiorns (APT London), Lucy Skaer (APT London)—Shortlist for 2009 Turner PrizeEdgar Orlaineta (APT Mexico City)—Pollack-Krasner GrantTim Roda (APT Los Angeles)—2009 Fulbright AwardMing Wong (APT Berlin)—Special Mention Award, 53rd Venice Biennale; Singapore PavilionRichard Wright (APT London)—Winner of 2009 Turner Prize
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Selected Residencies—
Anthony Campuzano (APT New York)—Pew Fellowships in the Arts 2009Stephen Dean (APT New York)—Villa Medici, Academie de France a Rome, April 2009–April 2010 Emre Hüner (APT Dubai)—Apex Art Residency, New York, October–November 2009Alex Schweder (APT Los Angeles)—Chinati Foundation Artist-in-Residence, 2009 Shirley Tse (APT Los Angeles)—Guggenheim Fellowship 2009
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APTCuratorialisanartworklendingprogramandexhibitionplan-ningservicethatopensourextensiveholdingsofcontemporaryarttocu-ratorsfromaroundtheworld.Thegrowingcollectioncurrentlystandsat4,500artworksandrepresentsnearly1,200artistsfromover50countries.
ThebenefitsofworkingwithAPTCuratorialforexhibitionplanningareextensive. CuratorsandmuseumprofessionalsenjoythebenefitsofworkingwithacollectionassembledthroughtheuniquelydiversifiedandinternationalexpertiseofAPTcurators. TheservicealsoofferstheguidanceofexperiencedArtCollectionManagers,whocanassistinthelogisticsplanningofinternationaltransportandcoordinationservicesfromanyofourfacilities.
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Franco Mondini-Ruiz (APT New York)Remix: New Modernities in a Post-Indian WorldArt Gallery of OntarioToronto, Canada04/04/09–08/23/09
Jean Shin (APT New York)Jean Shin: Common ThreadsSmithsonian American Art MuseumWashington, DC, USA05/01/09–07/26/09
Gimhongsok (APT Beijing)Your Bright Future: 12 Contemporary Artists from KoreaLos Angeles County Museum of ArtLos Angeles, CA, USA06/28/09–09/20/09
Maria Laboda (APT Berlin)Heaven2nd Athens Biennale 2009Athens, Greece06/13/09–10/04/09
Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin, Ivan Moudov, Fahrettin Orenli, Mamali Shafahi, Sophia Tabatadze, Nasan Tur, Tarek Zaki (APT Dubai)Collection DubaiSMART Project SpaceAmsterdam, Netherlands08/05/09–10/25/09
Teppei Kaneuji, Jina Park, Lee Kit (APT Beijing)Platform in KIMUSAKIMUSA / Artsonje CenterSeoul, South Korea09/03/09–09/25/09
Karyn Olivier (APT New York)30 Seconds off an InchStudio Museum of HarlemNew York, NY, USA11/11/09–03/14/10
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APTStudiosoffersAPTartistsexclusiveaccesstotheartsceneinNewYorkCity. Thisisanopportunitytoexperi-enceandbenefitfromlivingandworkinginNewYorkforanywherefromafewweekstoafewmonths.
OursevenstudiosarelocatedintheSunsetParkareaofBrooklyn,NewYork. TheindustrialwarehousecomplexisonlytwosubwaystopsfromlowerManhattan.
APTStudiosprovidesartistswithanindividual,workingstudiospacethatcanbeaccessedattheirconvenience. Artistsalsohavetheabilitytostorecreatedartworksintheadjacentfacilityforthedurationoftheprogram.
Artistswillgainexposuretootherartists,curators,andcollectorsthroughAPTopenstudioevents. ArtistswillalsobenefitfromstudiovisitsanddialoguewithmembersofthelocalandinternationalculturalcommunityinNewYork.
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APTNewYorkPamela Auchincloss / DirectorLissette Garcia / Regional Director
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ArtistPensionTrust®(APT)isthefirstinvestmentprogramcreatedspecificallytoprovideemergingandmid-careerartistswithlong-termfinancialplanningopportunities.Designedbyprofessionalsinboththeartandfinancialindustries,APTisauniquewayforartiststoembracelong-termfinancialplanningatanearlystageoftheircareersbyinvestingtheirownartworkscollectivelywithotherartists.
Allparticipatingartistsinvest20oftheirownartworksoveraperiodof10–20yearsinindividualandindependentfundsorganizedaroundregionalmarkets.Eachartistcontinuescreating,exhibiting,andsellingworkthroughtraditionaloutlets,whilesettingasideafewworksinordertobenefitfromthevalueoftheartworksinvestedwithAPTasitincreasesaccordingly.Attheappropriatemomentineachartist’scareer,investedartworksaresoldbyAPTandthenetproceedsaredividedbetweentheproprietaryartist(40%)andtheotherartistsinthefund(32%).APTalsoreceivesaportionoftheproceeds(28%)tocoverthemaintenancecostsincurredovertime.Participatingartistswillbenefitfromthesalesoftheirownartworkssupplementedbyapro-ratedportionofthenetproceedsofallothersaleswithintheirtrust.
TheseartworksalsoconstitutetheAPTCollection,aworld-classcontemporaryartcollectionavailableforexhibitiontointernationalinstitutionsandcurators.APTdrawsontheextensivenessoftheAPTCollectionandourinternationalnetworkofcuratorstogenerateexpo-sureforparticipatingartists.Someoftheworld’sleadingcontemporaryartmuseumsandvenuesborrowworksfromtheAPTCollection,visibletocuratorsandcollectorsonourwebsite.
APTsupportstraditionalartindustrypracticesthroughthesalesprocesswhileprovidingadditionalopportunitiesforartiststobenefitfromanincreasinglyglobalizedartmarket.
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