See below for new upcoming exhibitions opening abroad in Europe:

Photo by Will Steacy

Will Steacy, who is a current contributor to Aperture’s ongoing initiative the NYC Green Cart Comission, has a new solo show The Montropolous Beast opening at Christophe Guye gallery in Switzerland this week. The Montropolous Beast, titled after a Zora Neale Hurston quote, brings together new and old works by the young artist whose photographs of America’s inner cities fall somewhere between photojournalist documentation and the poetics of romanticized realism. This will be Steacy’s first solo show abroad.

Will Steacy: The Monstropolous Beast
November 17th, 2010 – January 15th, 2011
Opening Tuesday, November 16th, 6-8pm

Chrisophe Guye Galerie
Dufourstrasse 31, 8008
Zurich, Switzerland

Photo by Robin Schwartz

Things Fall Apart a group show curated by acclaimed photographer Amy Stein and featuring an exciting roster of photographers opens November 20th at Berlin’s Pool Gallery. The exhibit brings together works by photographers Robin Schwartz, who was published in Aperture’s Tiny Vices books series, Lisa Kereszi who recently spoke on Aperture magazine panel 10 Things You Should Know About Magazine Publishing Today, Justine Reyes who spoke in Aperture’s NYPH ’10 panel series, Zoe Strauss, Juliana Beasley, Stacy Mehrfar, and Amy Stein herself. This exhibit considers the ways these disparate artist’s works comment on a collective understanding of the fine balance in our contemporary world between order and safety and a looming sense of chaos or danger. Things Fall Apart is Steins curatorial debut at Pool Gallery although she has exhibited at the gallery before.

Things Fall Apart Curated by Amy Stein
Works by Juliana Beasley, Lisa Kereszi, Stacy Mehrfar, Justine Reyes, Robin Schwartz, Zoe Strauss, Amy Stein
Opening reception November 19th, 2010, 6-9pm
On view November 20th 2010 – January 15th 2011

Pool Gallery
Tucholskystrabe 38 10117
Berlin, Germany

Photographer Jaimie Warren’s first solo museum exhibition, You Are So Beautiful in the Face, opens at Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art this Friday. Warren’s photographs are theatrical and fun with a caricature-esque quality that dispels common conceptions of the photographic portrait.  Her work is inevitably compared to that of Cindy Sherman, however Warren’s theatricality is more reflexive of her true dramatic and multifaceted personality than to pay homage to identity of an “other”.  Aperture released her first monograph, Don’t You Feel Better as part of the Tiny Vices series, curated by Tim Barber.

Jaimie Warren: You Are So Beautiful in the Face
Friday, June 5–Saturday, October 3, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, June 5, 2009  6:00–9:00 pm

Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
4420 Warwick Blvd.
Kansas City, Missouri
(816) 753-5784

Opening June 2 at Milk Gallery, photographer Kenneth Cappello presents works from his book Acid Drop, released by Aperture last year as part of a series Tiny Vices. Curated by Tim Barber, the show focuses on Cappello’s childhood friends and skateboarding, while growing up in Texas.

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Kenneth Cappello: Acid Drop
Tuesday, June 2—Wednesday, June 13, 2009

Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 2, 2009  7:00—10:00 pm

Milk Gallery
450 West 15th Street
New York, New York

Tonight, join Mike Mills, D.A.P and Damiani at The Strand Bookstore as they celebrate the artist’s newest monograph. Tim Barber of Tiny Vices, will be in conversation with Mike Mills, who will be on hand to sign copies of his latest publication.

Mike Mills
Friday, March 27, 2009 7 pm
The Strand Bookstore
828 Broadway at 12th Street, New York
(212) 473-1452