Paris Photo - The Empty Quarter Gallery
Paris Photo, 18-21 November 2010, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris
The Empty Quarter has the honor to be present at Paris Photo, as the only Dubai based gallery. The Empty Quarter represents a wide scope of international renowned photographers during the 2010 edition of Paris Photo and exhibits works by Martin Becka, Cedric Delseaux, Noel Jabbour, Richard Mosse, Anoek Steketee, Rachel Sussman and Vanessa Winship.
July 26, 2010 – Jannuary 18, 2011
«Susan Hiller: A Work in Progress»
The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Artists’ Choices: Zvi Goldstein, Susan Hiller, Yinka Shonibare.
Noel Jabbour has been invited by Susan Hiller to take part in the exhibition that she curated drawn largely from the Museum’s holdings in modern and contemporary art. Including works by Christian Boltanski, Lucas Samaras, Robert Gober, Barbara Kruger, Annette Lemieux, Hannah Collins, Anselm Kiefer, Anya Gallacio, Gilad Efrat, Jumana Emil Abboud and Noel Jabbour amongst others.
MS.USE, a new magazine from Tel Aviv published in its 2nd issue entitled Eco Sex in August 2010 two portraits of the series 'The Living Road'.
Contributers amongst others are David LaChapelle, Ori Gersht, Soeren Dahlgaard, Cornelia Renz, Ruud van Empel, Mika Rottenberg, Noel Jabbour, Kate McDowell.
April 26 – May 14, 2010
«Intimate Portrayals» photography exhibition by Taysir Batniji and Noel Jabbour
Barbican Centre Silk Street, London EC2Y8DS, United Kingdom
Intimate Portrayals showcases works by Palestinian artists Taysir Batniji and Noel Jabbour. Both explore Palestinian life through intimate encounters with the everyday, allowing viewers a rewarding respite from the stereotypical flow of images about Palestine. The two series showcased in 'Intimate Portrayals' share an emotional authenticity and convey real concerns over current conditions while transcending the constraints of classic photo reportage. The exhibition is presented in the framework of the Palestine Fiilm Festival at the Barbican, organized by the Palestine Film Foundation in cooperation with ArtSchool Palestine. Curated by Samar Martha
- Mary Magdalene #7 (Forget-me-not)
- »The Library of Babel—In and Out of Place«, 176 Zabludowicz Collection
- Fotos: Thierry Bal
February 25 – June 13, 2010
«The Library of Babel / In and Out of Place»
Zabludowicz Collection
176 Prince of Wales Road, London NW5 3PT
www.zabludowiczcollection.com
Noel is represented with the art work: Mary Magdalene #7 (Forget-me-not) 2003, C-Print, 134 X 106.5 cm. From the series: Mary Magdalene
All seven images of the series are in the possession of the Zabludowicz Collection.
As part of 176 Zabludowicz Collection’s curatorial residency, Anna-Catharina Gebbers was given complete freedom to create an exhibition from the over 2000 works in the Zabludowicz Collection. The result is a dramatic contrast to former presentations of works from the Collection. With over 200 works exhibited, »The Library of Babel—In and Out of Place« will be the largest ever showcase of works from the Zabludowicz Collection. Anna-Catharina Gebbers invites us into a salon-style exhibition, a format which emphasises the deliberately overwhelming amount of contemporary works of art including painting, photography, sculpture and video. Inspired by Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges’ short story »The Library of Babel« [1941] where inhabitants of an infinite library search for the absolute interpretation of the information around them, »The Library of Babel—In and Out of Place« encourages the visitor to embark on a similar quest for meaning. While Anna-Catharina Gebbers generously empowers the visitors to draw their own conclusions from the Collection, seemingly incongruous works belie carefully disguised threads of meaning waiting to be uncovered and interpreted. In and Out of Place, is the umbrella title for exhibitions and events associated with Anna-Catharina Gebbers’s guest curatorship with 176 Zabludowicz Collection. The title is borrowed from an essay about Louise Lawler written by Andrea Fraser.
The exhibition features the work of 167 artists:
Rita Ackermann / Mark Alexander / Guy Allott / Helene Appel / Nobuyoshi Araki / Hope Atherton / Jimmy Baker / Uta Barth / Christiane Baumgartner / Luca Bertolo / Richard Billingham / Steve Bishop / John Bock / Martin Boyce / Robert Buck / David Burrows / Gillian Carnegie / Helen Chadwick / Spartacus Chetwynd / Colin Chillag and David Quan / Ross Chisholm / Larry Clark / Oliver Clegg / Dan Colen and Nate Lowman / Mat Collishaw / Gregory Crewdson / Russell Crotty / Aaron Curry / Sean Dack / José Damasceno / Gerald Davis / Kate Davis / Amie Dicke / Kim Dingle / Tomory Dodge / Giles Eldridge / Tracey Emin / Saul Fletcher / Richard Forster / Helen Frik / Tom Früchtl / Marcius Galan / Anna Galtarossa and Daniel Gonzalez / Ryan Gander / Anna Gaskell / Adrian Ghenie / Sebastian Gögel / Nan Goldin / Melissa Gordon / Andrew Grassie / Anthony Green / Brian Griffiths / Andreas Gursky / Wade Guyton / Falk Haberkorn / Neil Hamon / Anne Hardy / Alexander Heim / Uwe Henneken / Candida Höfer / Craigie Horsfield / Barnaby Hosking / Matthew Houlding / Thomas Houseago / Lora Hristova / Graham Hudson / Thomas Hylander / Takaaki Izumi / Noel Jabbour / Sveinn Fannar Jóhannsson / Sven Johne / Juneau Projects / Steffen Junghans / Tillman Kaiser / Mary Kelly / Rachel Kneebone / Terence Koh / Paul Kooiker / Skafte Kuhn / Friedrich Kunath / Alicja Kwade / Dr Lakra / Jim Lambie / Luisa Lambri / Michael Landy / Louise Lawler / Edgar Leciejewski / Glenn Ligon / Nathan Mabry / Fabian Marti / Eline McGeorge / Melissa McGill / Josephine Meckseper / Deborah Mesa-Pelly / Tracey Moffatt / Gareth Moore / Vik Muniz / Matthew Musgrave / Tomoko Nagai / Yoshitomo Nara / Mike Nelson / Ben Nicholson / David Noonan / Rupert Norfolk / Arnold Odermatt / Albert Oehlen / David O’Kane / Gosha Ostretsov / Silke Otto-Knapp / Djordje Ozbolt / Adrian Paci / Nam June Paik / Bradley Peters / Paul Pfeiffer / Jack Pierson / Lari Pittman / Richard Prince / R.H. Quaytman / Marc Quinn / Timm Rautert / Clare Richardson / Gerhard Richter / Damien Roach / Kirstine Roepstorff / Peter Rostovsky / Michal Rovner / Luke Rudolf / Jason Salavon / Michael Samuels / Oskar Schmidt / George Shaw / Jim Shaw / Dan Shaw-Town / Cindy Sherman / Pablo Siquier / Florian Slotawa / Melanie Smith / Jill Spector / Christopher Stevens / Dirk Stewen / Hiroshi Sugimoto / David Thorpe / Tim Trantenroth / Kon Trubkovich / Keith Tyson / Francis Upritchard / Sara VanDerBeek / Adriana Varejão / Chris Verene / Banks Violette / Sophie von Hellermann / Christian Ward / Matthias Weischer / Paloma Varga Weisz / Nicole Wermers / Kehinde Wiley / Simon Willems / Rebecca Wilton / Masao Yamamoto / George Young / Lisa Yuskavage / Tobias Zielony / Alex Zika / Jakub Julian Ziolkowski
March 09 – April 04, 2010
«This is not a love song»
The Empty Quarter Gallery, Dubai
opening reception: Tuesday March 9th from 7.p.m. - 10 p.m.
Noel has been invited for this group show with her series Palestinian Interiors.
It's curated by Elie Domit & mrs. deane/hester keijser.
The press release can be downloaded here as a pdf.
December 10, 2009 – February 10, 2010
«Palestine: creativity in all its States»
National Museum of Bahrain, Manama
The exhibition organizied by the Institute Du Monde Arabe, Paris is travelling to Bahrain. It includs works by: Jumana Emil Abboud, Mohammad Al-Hawajri, Taysir Batniji, Rana Bishara, Kamal Boullata, Fawzy Emrany, Samia Halaby, Rula Halawani, Mona Hatoum, Sandi Hilal, Noel Jabbour, Emily Jacir, Khalil Rabah, Raeda Saadeh, Steve Sabella, Larissa Sansour, Suha Shoman, Sharif Waked, Hani Zurob