Hi Friends,
just ordered a guardian in gold.
Let’s see how that looks.
Delivery time exactly one month.
Best. Manfred

3D print in plastic, bronze, silver, brass, gold, metal, etc.
Guardians of Time, Height 5cm
http://www.shapeways.com/shops/contemporaryart

Hallo Friends,
habe gerade eine Wächter in Gold bestellt.
Mal schauen wie der aussieht.
Lieferzeit genau ein Monat.
LG. Manfred

3D print in Kunststoff, Bronze, Silber, Messing, Gold, Metall usw.
Wächter der Zeit, Höhe 5cm
http://kielnhofer.at/blog

Guardians of Time / Wächter der Zeit – 3D printing
Semi-finished faceless headless sculpture.
Scan: http://haratech.at
3D printing: ARS Electronica Linz, thanks to Alina Sauter
Sculptor: http://kielnhofer.com

Guardians of Time / Wächter der Zeit – 3D printing
Semi-finished in the liquor after printing.
Scan: http://haratech.at
3D printing: ARS Electronica Linz, thanks to Alina Sauter
Sculptor: http://kielnhofer.com

International Biennales

Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art (Australia)
AFiRIperFOMA Biennial (Nigeria)
Aichi Triennale (Japan)
Anyang Public Art Project (Korea)
Arsenale (Ukraine)
Arts: Le Havre (France)
Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (Australia)
Asia Triennial Manchester (United Kingdom)
Asian Art Biennale (Bangladesh)
Ateliers de Rennes (France)
Athens Biennial (Greece)
Auckland Triennial (New Zealand)
Baltic Triennial of International Art (Lithuania)
Beaufort Triennale (Belgium)
Beijing International Art Biennale (China)
Benin Regard Biennale (Benin)
Bergen Assembly (Norway)
Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art (Germany)
Biennial at the End of the World (Argentina)
Biennial of the Americas (United States)
Biennial of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean (BJCEM)
Brighton Photo Biennial (United Kingdom)
Bristol Biennial Community Arts Festival (Great Britain)
Bucharest Biennale (Romania)
Busan Biennale (South Korea)
CAFAM Biennale (China)
California-Pacific Triennial (United States)
Canakkale Biennial (Turkey)
Carnegie International (United States)
Carrara International Sculpture Biennale (Italy)
Cartagena de Indias Biennial (Colombia)
Cerveira Bienal (Portugal)
Chengdu Biennale (China)
Colombo Art Biennale (Sri Lanka)
Contour. Biennial of Moving Image (Belgium)
Cuenca International Biennial (Ecuador)
Curitiba Bienal (Brazil)
D-0 ARK Biennial (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Dak’Art: African Contemporary Art Biennale (Senegal)
documenta (Germany)
Dublin Contemporary (Ireland)
East Africa Art Biennale (East Africa)
Echigo Tsumari Art Triennial (Japan)
Emergency Biennale (Chechnya)
eva International (Ireland)
Fellbach Triennial of Small-scale Sculpture (Germany)
Florence Biennale (Italy)
Folkestone Triennial (United Kingdom)
Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale (Japan)
Ghetto Biennale (Haiti)
Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art (Sweden)
Greater New York (United States)
Guangzhou Triennial (China)
Gwangju Biennale (South Korea)
Harlem Biennale (USA)
Havana Biennale (Cuba)
Incheon Women Artists’ Biennale (South Korea)
Istanbul Biennial (Turkey)
ITCA – International Triennale of Contemporary Art (Czech Republic)
Jakarta Biennale (Indonesia)
Jogja Biennale (Indonesia)
KOBE Biennale (Japan)
Kochi-Muziris Biennale (India)
Kuandu Biennale (Taiwan)
La Triennale (France)
Liverpool Biennial (United Kingdom)
Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts (Slovenia)
Lofoten International Art Festival LIAF (Norway)
Luanda Triennale (Angola)
Lubumbashi Biennale (Congo)
Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art (France)
Linz Light Art Biennial (Austria)

Made in L.A. (USA)
Manif d’art (Canada)
Manifesta, European Biennial of Contemporary Art (Europe)
Mardin Biennial (Turkey)
Marrakech Biennale (Morocco)
Media City Seoul (South Korea)
Mediations Biennale (Poland)
Mediterranean Biennale of Contemporary Art of Oran (Algeria)
Meeting Points (Lebanon)
Mercosul Biennial (Brazil)
Momentum (Norway)
Mongolia 360° Land Art Biennial (Mongolia)
Montevideo Bienal (Uruguay)
Montréal Biennale (Canada)
Moscow Biennale (Russia)
Moscow International Biennale for Young Art (Russia)
New Museum Triennial (United States)
Oberschwaben Triennale (Germany)
Online Biennale
Panama Biennial (Panama)
Paris Biennale (France)
Performa (United States)
Periferic (Romania)
Pontevedra Art Biennial (Spain)
Prague Biennale (Czech Republic)
Prospect New Orleans (United States)
Qalandiya International (Palestine)
Rencontres de Bamako, Biennale Africaine de la Photographie (Mali)
Riwaq Biennale (Palestine)
Saigon Open City (Vietnam)
San Juan Poly/Graphic Triennial (Puerto Rico)
São Paulo Biennial (Brazil)
São Tome e Príncipe Biennial (São Tome e Príncipe)
Sapporo International Art Festival (Japan)
SCAPE Public Art (New Zealand)
Sculpture Quadrennial Riga (Latvia)
Setouchi Triennale (Japan)
Shanghai Biennale (China)
Sharjah Biennial (United Arab Emirates)
Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (China)
Shenzhen Sculpture Biennale (China)
Singapore Biennale (Singapore)
Sinopale (Turkey)
Site Santa Fe International Biennial (United States)
Skulptur Projekte Münster (Germany)
SUD, Salon Urbain de Douala (Cameroon)
Sydney Biennial (Australia)
Taipei Biennial (Taiwan)
Taiwan Biennial (Taiwan)
Tallinn Print Triennial (Estonia)
Tate Triennial (United Kingdom)
Tatton Park Biennial (United Kingdom)
Tbilisi Triennial (Georgia)
The London Open (Great Britain)
Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary Art (Greece)
Tirana Biennial (Albania)
Triennale–India (India)
Turin Triennial (Italy)
U-Turn Quadrennial for Contemporary Art (Denmark)
Ural Industrial Biennial (Russia)
Vancouver Biennale (Canada)
Venice Biennale (Italy)
Videonale Festival for Contemporary Video Art (Germany)
Western China International Art Biennale (China)
Whitney Biennial (United States)
Whitstable Biennale (United Kingdom)
WRO Media Art Biennale (Poland)
Yokohama International Triennial of Contemporary Art (Japan)
Young Artists Biennial (Romania)
ZERO1 Biennial (United States)

http://www.biennialfoundation.org/biennial-map/

List of art magazines20x20 magazine- London based arts and literature publication
291 (magazine)
Aesthetica – The Art and Culture Magazine
Afterall – Contemporary arts journal and book publisher
The Aldine – American art monthly, 1869-1879
Alef Magazine – Cultural Journal to the Gulf
American Art Review
Aperture- quarterly on photography; based in New York, USA
Apollo – monthly
Arabella – Canadian Art, Architecture and Design, quarterly magazine
Art and Antiques
Art and Architecture Journal – founded 1980, re-launched 2005. UK based.
Art+Auction
Art Radar
Art & Project – leading Dutch art magazine, 1968-1989
Artchronika, Moscow, from 1999. The leading magazine of contemporary art in Russia
Artforum – est. 1962 in San Francisco, now based in New York, US
Artillery – based in Los Angeles, covers US and international art but concentrated on California
„Artlink“ – founded 1981 based in Australia, covers contemporary art of Australia and Asia-Pacific
Artnet – based in New York, Berlin & Paris
Artibus Asiae – est. 1925 in Dresden
Artist Profile – est. 2007, Sydney, Australia. Contemporary art quarterly covering Asia-Pacific
Artibus et Historiae – semi-annual journal of art historical research
Art in America est. 1913; covers US and international art but concentrated on New York
ARTINFO
„Art International“ – founded 1956, published quarterly in Paris, France
ArtAsiaPacific- covers contemporary art in Asia, the Pacific, and the Middle East
Art of England
Art on paper
Art Monthly – est. 1976, UK-based coverage of contemporary art
The Art Newspaper – est. 1990, international coverage of news from the world of visual arts
ART PAPERS, based in Atlanta, US
Artlog – based in Brooklyn, NY. Online only.
ARTnews – founded in 1902
ArtPremium – founded in 2004 – US
ArtReview – est. London, 1949
Arts Magazine – monthly art journal published in New York by Art Digest, Co., 1926–1992
Atlantica Revista de Arte y Pensamiento, Centro Atlántico de Arte de Moderno (CAAM) based in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, since 1990
Australian Art Collector – est. 1997, quarterly magazine covering Australian contemporary and Aboriginal art
Australian Art Review – Australian quarterly fine arts magazine
Bedeutung – a quarterly publication of philosophy, current affairs, art and literature
Blueprint – A London based magazine on design and
The Blue Review, a London-based arts magazine published in 1913
BAK magazine, bilingual visual arts magazine
The Bear Deluxe
BOMB Magazine
The Brooklyn Rail
The Burlington Magazine est. 1903, based in London, England
Canadian Art, quarterly magazine
Canvas – The premier magazine for art and culture from the Middle East and Arab world [1]
Chicago
Communication Arts est. 1959 in Menlo Park, California
Constance – est. 2006, based in New Orleans, Louisiana
Contemporary
Contemporary Art Philippines – bi-monthly magazine covering Philippine visual arts
Creative Future
Culture Lounge
CUSS, independent monthly magazine focussing on South African pop culture
Daruma Magazine
Descubrir el Arte
Dialogue
Die Insel – 1899-1901, Munich, Germany
The Drama
Esopus
Fillip
Flash Art
frieze – a London-based contemporary art magazine
„Fruit of the Forest“ – experimental art and design appzine
Hunter and Cook – a contemporary Canadian arts and culture magazine
ImagineFX est 2006; based in Bath, UK
„Journal of the Print World – devoted to antique and contemporary works of fine art on paper
Juxtapoz
Karmapolitan Magazine – a platform for artists from all over the world to promote and showcase their talent and artwork. Interviews, art, videos and more.
Kemala Magazine – a Cairo-based arts and culture magazine, est. 2011, Egypt
KIOSK – art, design and architecture magazine, est. 2007, based in London, UK
Lens Culture – International art of photography, est. 2004
LINEA – LINEA documents how artists think, create, provoke, and inspire in posts written by artists. It began in 1997 as a print publication of the Art Students League of New York.
McJAWN – an art and culture magazine, based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Metronome – founded in the 1996 by the Metronome Press in Paris, France
Minotaure – (1933-1939) surrealist-oriented; founded by Albert Skira in Paris, France
Mir iskusstva – est. 1899 in St. Petersburg, Russia
Modern Painters
Moving Art Magazine – international art magazine, est. 2007, based in The Netherlands
New Art Examiner (1973-2002) based in Chicago, US
The New&Bad arts magazine, Based in Tel Aviv, Israel, founded as a part of Maayan poetry magazine
Nictoglobe
NYArts – also known as NY Arts Magazine, est. 1995. a contemporary arts magazine
Off the Easel Magazine – gallery and lifestyle magazine featuring artists‘ stories, gallery events, culinary and wine experts, travel features and more.
Omenka- Nigeria’s first art business, and lifestyle magazine
PARK Art Magazine – Park´s a bilingual publication (portuguese + english). It´s mainly focused as a promotion tool for young, underground artists and creatives worldwide.
Parkett
The Pastel Journal
Photosho – Showcase of Canadian Photographers
PLAZM
Portfolio Magazine
Print Connoisseur – 1920 – 1932; Vol 1#1 to 12#2, (46 issues – all published)
Professional Artist (magazine) – The art industry’s foremost business magazine for visual artists. Est. 1986
quint- Dubai based arts and culture magazine
Raw Vision – UK based, devoted to outsider art
Revolutionart – Bi-monthly contemporary art magazine. Calling for artists every month. Includes: Graphic Design, sculpture, painting, music, motion, advertisement, modeling and photography.
Revue Noire, Paris, 1991-2001.
Sculpture – published by the International Sculpture Center
Segno – an Italian-based contemporary art magazine
Sensitive Skin Magazine – an online magazine of the arts
Triple Canopy (online magazine)
Third Text, founded by Rasheed Araeen, London
TradeArt
Wallpaper*
Watercolor Artist
WATCH (World Art Theory, Criticism and history)
White Fungus Magazine
Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art – an online art magazine
X, London, 1959-62.
Zingmagazine
Sachet Mixte Arts Journal, tri-annual showcasing art by male artists in a variety of mediums. Edited by Simon O’Corra
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_art_magazines

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The Chinese steal the photo and sell my Guardians of Time Sculpture.
http://chiutak.en.alibaba.com/product/1551411074-220057988/new_hot_stylish_famous_modern_metal_art_sculpture.html
http://kielnhofer.com
http://timeguards.com

Manfred Kielnhofer , Glamorous ‘Guardians of Time’, 2012

Kielnhofer created his first ‘Time Guardian’ in 2006. In 2012 his Guardians had their big show at the Venice Biennale, where they were distributed over the entire exhibition ground contributing to a very special mood in the town. This entrance was followed by ‘appearances’ at the Art Basel, documenta 13 in Kassel and in many other cities, where the artist placed the figures in public space. This small silver guardian figure is covered with numerous sparkling Swarovski stones.

The sculpture made ​​of plastic cast is in very good condition with minimal signs of wear. It is signed ‘Kielnhofer’ inside and measures 54 x 36 x 34 cm (height x width x depth). (ssc)
http://auctionata.com/en/o/43758/manfred-kielnhofer-glamorous-time-guardian-2012?search=kielnhofer&cat=shop%2Fmoderne-kunst%2Fskulpturen
http://kielnhofer.com

Luckeneder & Kielnhofer, Light Sculpture „T-Guardian“, 2012

http://auctionata.com/en/o/35962/luckeneder-kielnhofer-light-sculpture-t-guardian-2012?search=kielnhofer&cat=shop%2Fmoderne-kunst%2Fskulpturen

Berlin’s Festival Of Lights Is A Stunning Sight

The Festival of Lights in Berlin is one of the largest illumination festivals around the world. Every October, seventy projections are placed around the city, lighting Berlin’s famous landmarks and other popular spots with an assortment of designs and colors. This year, the festival featured Manfred Kielnhofer’s ‘Guardians of Time’, 5 mystical sculptures traveling to exhibitions all over the world. The ‘guardians’ appeared in a different illuminated site every night.
If you missed it this year, fret not. You can still enjoy the Festival of Lights here:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/22/festival-of-light-berlin_n_4138630.html