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Ian Gibson (Future Greats cover) is a legendary illustrator: he has
drawn Robo-Hunter, The Ballad of Halo Jones, Judge Dredd and much,
much else besides. Yet when pressed for details, Gibson answered,
“I draw stuff” and referred us to his website: www.ian-gibson.com
Mark Sladen (Future Greats selector) is Director of Exhibitions at
the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. He recently curated,
with Claire Bishop, the exhibition Double Agent, which is at the ICA
until 6 April. The exhibition contains works by seven artists,
including Phil Collins – who is represented by photographs from a
series entitled you’ll never work in this town again (2006), and
about whom Sladen wrote in ArtReview in October 2004. Forthcoming
projects at the ICA include Nought to Sixty, a six-month season of
solo projects by 60 emerging artists based in Britain and Ireland,
which forms part of the ICA’s sixtieth anniversary celebrations.
Massimiliano Gioni (Future Greats selector) is the artistic director
of the Nicola Trussardi Foundation in Milan and a curator of the
New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York. He curated, together
with Maurizio Cattelan and Ali Subotnick, the 4th Berlin Biennial
for Contemporary Art, Of Mice and Men (2006), and was cocurator
of Manifesta 5, San Sebastián (2004). His long association with
Cattelan and Subotnick also includes the founding of the Wrong
Gallery, and he currently works with the two directing Charley
magazine and publishing The Wrong Times.
Shamim M. Momin (Future Greats selector) is the Associate Curator
at the Whitney Museum of American Art and has long been the Branch
Director and Curator of the Whitney Museum at Altria. She is
cocurator of the 2008 Whitney Biennial, as she was of the 2004
Whitney Biennial. As part of the Contemporary Series, which she
organises, Momin curated the solo exhibitions Terence Koh (2007),
Mark Grotjahn (2006), Raymond Pettibon (2005–6) and Banks Violette:
Untitled (2005).
Paul Schimmel (Future Greats selector) has been Chief Curator
of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, since 1990. Schimmel
has organised such major exhibitions as Helter Skelter: LA Art in
the 1990s (1992); Hand-Painted Pop: American Art in Transition,
1955–62 (1992); Out of Actions: Between Performance and the Object,
1949-1979 (1998); and Ecstasy: In and About Altered States (2005).
Most recently he organised Robert Rauschenberg: Combines (2006),
the most complete survey of the artist’s Combine work ever mounted,
and © MURAKAMI, a retrospective exhibition of the work of Takashi
Murakami.
Diann Bauer (The Strip) is an American artist based in London. She
has had numerous exhibitions in the UK and abroad, including Panic
Room - Works from the Dakis Joannou Collection, Deste Foundation,
Athens (2007); The Body. The Ruin, at the Ian Potter Museum of Art,
Melbourne (2005); and the large-scale installations Necrotroph-
optopolis at Paradise Row (2007) and Bludgeonerator at the Showroom
(2006), both in London. She participated in the Prague Biennial in
2005 and the Busan Biennial in 2006. Bauer is also a participant
in the PoCA (Political Currency of Art) research group, based at
Goldsmiths, London.
Shamim M. Momin photo Bob Martus
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