The 5 Year Anniversary show at Jonathan Levine Gallery runs through the end of March. I was checking out the work online and just happened to catch the fact that Jonathan, his artists, and a run down of the street art genre was featured in a New York Times article. It’s a nice first attempt [...]
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The New York Times Talks Street Art
Posted in Articles, Fine Art, Gallery, Lifestyle, News, tagged lowbrow, Jonathan Levine Gallery, Street Art, NYC, New York Times, New York, pop pluralism on March 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Studio Visit With Jessica Hess
Posted in Events, Exhibitions, Fine Art, Studio Visits, tagged Jessica Hess, Meighan O'Toole, my love for you, Studio Visit on March 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Meighan O’Toole of My Love For You recently conducted a studio visit with Jessica Hess which is posted to the site. I’m working with the artist on “Temporal Surfaces”, the two-person show with Kevin Cyr I curated for White Walls Gallery. The show opens on Saturday March 6th as part of The Shooting Gallery’s seven [...]
Shred Your Art at #CLASS
Posted in Events, Fine Art, tagged #CLASS, Art Shred, El Celso, Jennifer Dalton, New York City, NYC, William Powhida, Winkleman Gallery on March 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Tired of your failed art career staring you in the face? Done with waiting for the napkin doodle market to pick up? Then this is the event for you. El Celso is hosting an art shred happening on Wednesday March 3rd at 2pm as part of William Powhida and Jennifer Dalton’s month-long project, #CLASS, going [...]
There is Hope After All
Posted in Exhibitions, Favorites, Fine Art, tagged Aurel Schmidt, New York City, Whitney Museum on February 27, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I said goddamn! This is so epic. Glad to see the talented Aurel Schmidt made it to the Whitney Biennial. There may be hope for art after all.
The 2010 Whitney Biennial
Posted in Events, Exhibitions, Fine Art, Reviews, tagged 2010 Whitney Biennial, Jerry Saltz, New York City, Whitney Museum on February 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
A quick tour around the Internet will procure a number of reviews on the recent opening of the 2010 Whitney Biennial. One of my favorite critics, Jerry Saltz, writes for the New York Times Magazine and does a fabulous and readable job of synthesizing the experience. He begins his review saying, “After two biennials devoted [...]
Temporal Surfaces: New Work by Kevin Cyr and Jessica Hess
Posted in Curatorial, Events, Exhibitions, Fine Art, Street Art, tagged abstraction, decay, Fine Art, graffiti, Jessica Hess, Kevin Cyr, Painting, realism, San Francisco, urban art, White Walls Gallery on February 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Temporal Surfaces
New Works by Kevin Cyr and Jessica Hess
Opening: Saturday, March 6th 2010 from 7-11pm
Show Runs Through: March 27th 2010
White Walls is pleased to present Temporal Surfaces, an exhibition guest-curated by Lainya Magaña that will feature the work of Kevin Cyr and Jessica Hess. Please join us for the opening reception on Saturday, March 6th, [...]
L’UX: The Clandestine Parisian Revolution
Posted in Favorites, Fine Art, Uncategorized, tagged infiltration, Jon Lackman, L'UX, parisian underground, revolution, The Second Pass, underground cinema on February 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I believe in the need for a revolution. A revolution of thought, of speech, of politics, of positivity, and of action. A revolution of getting out of the house and talking to people face-to-face again, of eating better, of caring how animals are treated and how people are treated. Of ending the class war, race [...]
The Art That Keeps on Selling…Itself
Posted in Fine Art, Sculpture, tagged A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter, C-Monster, Caleb Larsen, conceptual, eBay, Fine Art, Internet, Sculpture, technology, Terence Spies, The Stranger on February 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I haven’t been able to stop thinking about Caleb Larsen’s “A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter” since I first learned of it via C-Monster. Initially, I dismissed the piece as the poster child for all that’s wrong with modern art. It’s just another black box in a white room, right? Wrong. So, so wrong. This [...]
Chinati Foundation 2011 Artist in Residence Deadline
Posted in Competitions, Fine Art, Illustration, Installation, News, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Residencies, Sewing, tagged artist in residence, Chinati Foundation, Marfa, Texas on February 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The deadline for applications for the Chinati Foundation’s 2011 Artist in Residence program in Marfa, TX is fast approaching. The Artist in Residence program provides an opportunity for artists from around the world to work in a striking, natural environment. Exhibitions are often held at the conclusion of the residency. These become an important part [...]
Favorite: Karl Haendel
Posted in Favorites, Fine Art, Gallery, tagged caution tape, clothespins, diamond, do not enter, Fine Art, Harris Lieberman, Karl Haendel, New York City, pencil on paper, pencil stubs, works on paper on February 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
When the curator for NOMA Gallery shared the work of Karl Haendel with me, I was convinced they were photographs. Haendel culled the imagery for these intensely realistic, painstakingly rendered graphite drawings from personal and cultural sources. The images are from his summer 2009 show with Harris Lieberman in New York City. Touching on American [...]
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