The Pasolini code Nov 24, 2005
He has been the subject of so many homages in recent British art, from Derek Jarman to Adam Chodzko and Cerith Wyn Evans. And yet, this exhibition makes it plain that he would have hated to have been thought of in that way. (Guardian Unlimited -- Arts)
Douglas Gordons The VANITY of Allegory Jul 22, 2005
Other artworks in the exhibition, including those by Damien Hirst, Lawrence Weiner, and Cerith Wyn Evans, muse upon the transitory nature of life. Film plays an important role in Gordons practice. (AbsoluteArts.com)
Gauguin, Gardner, George, garbage, Greece, Giotto, and more Dec 25, 2004
Saturday, December 25, 2004. The Museum of Fine Arts gave us Paul Gauguin, garbage from Tim Noble and Sue Webster, the Olympic Games, and Art Deco; the Isabella Stewart Gardner pitched in with a celebration of Isabellas Venice and a recontextualization of its Giotto; and there was a lot more, including a centenary salute to George Balanchine. (Boston Phoenix, MA)
Star Wars inspires art shortlist Dec 18, 2004
"This year's shortlist shows originality to be entirely possible," said one of the judges, Cerith Wyn Evans. "This exhibition is a chance for artists to be seen rather than (mis)heard," he added in a statement. (BBC News)
Season highlights: Visual arts Sep 19, 2004
"Cerith Wyn Evans." Wyn Evans is one of those contemporary artists who slides easily between media and also alludes to art of the past. For the 2001 William Blake exhibition at Tate Britain, he created an installation with Blake's poetry translated into Morse code and reflected off a disco ball. (Boston Globe -- Living)
ein-leuchten Jul 29, 2004
Works included are by Darren Almond, Siegrun Appelt, John M Armleder, Ecke Bonk, Angela Bulloch, Olafur Eliasson, Tracey Emin, Sylvie Fleury, Carsten Hller, Jenny Holzer, Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler, Christoph Keller, Brigitte Kowanz, Won Ju Lim, Tim Noble ebster, Finnbogi Ptursson, Jack Pierson, Pipilotti Rist, Julian Rosefeldt, Charles Sandison, Diana Thater, Slaven Tolj, Michel Verjux, and Cerith Wyn Evans. The exhibition also deals with the nature of human perception in the age of... (AbsoluteArts.com)
10 to see in 2004 Dec 16, 2003
Camden Art Centre London gallery reopens on January 29 with an excellent programme for 2004, including US artist Christopher Wool and Cerith Wyn Evans. Related article16 (Guardian, UK)
Interview with Cerith Wyn Evans as he is shown at White Cube Oct 31, 2003
Cerith Wyn Evans has cut a considerable dash within London's cultural fabric ever since, on graduating from the Royal College in 1984, he worked as an assisant to the film director Derek Jarman, making both experimental films and music video for the likes of pop bands such as the Smiths, the Fall and cult art band Throbbing Gristle. Since then, Wyn Evans has acted as a bridge between artists of various generations and disciplines (Art Newspaper, UK)
