Author Archives: jolanta
Tell Me Now: Stories and Emblems 2012 at Grand Projects
Tell Me Now: Stories and Emblems Tell Me Now: Stories + Emblems 2012 Grand Projects 465 Grand Street, 6th FloorEast Village / Lower East SideMay 17 – May 20, 2012 Opening: Thursday, May 17, 6 – 9 PM Grand Projects is pleased to present “Tell Me Now”, a dynamic group exhibition of six […]
Michael Berryhill; Incidental Western at Kansas
Michael Berryhill; Incidental Western Michael Berryhill: Incidental Western Kansas 59 Franklin Street, 646-559-1423Tribeca / DowntownMay 17 – June 23, 2012 Opening: Thursday, May 17, 6 – 9 PM Michael Berryhill’s studio practice is an intensive exploration of temporal production and the impossibility of painting. His recent paintings, sculptures and works on paper are informed […]
Gifted and Talented at Third Streaming
Gifted and Talented “Gifted and Talented” Third Streaming 10 Greene Street, 2nd Floor Exhibiting Artists: Tom Chung, Élan Jurado, Ali Kheradyar, Tameka Norris Exhibiting: May 31–September 6, 2012 Opening: Wednesday May 30, 6-8 PM
Twisted Sisters at DODGE Gallery
Twisted Sisters at DODGE Gallery “Twisted Sisters” DODGE Gallery 15 Rivington Street Exhibiting Artists: Hannah Barret, Katherine Bernhardt, Kathe Burkhart, Katie Cercone, Serena Cole, Patricia Cronin, Leah DeVun, Moyna Flannigan, Chitra Ganesh, Julie Heffernan, Nina Katchadourian, Lauren Kelley, Anya Kielar, Judith Linhares, Xander Marro, Kim McCarty, Ana Mendieta, Wangechi Mutu, Alex Prager, Allison […]
ArtMRKT Hamptons
Art MRKT HamptonsJune 19th – June 22th artMRKT Hamptons, a contemporary and modern art fair, will feature 40 leading galleries from across the U.S. who will present painting, sculpture, drawings, photography, video and installation. Showcasing a tightly focused selection of work by important artists in a boutique setting, artMRKT Hamptons will create an ideal context […]
Science Fiction Sufism At Modern Art Oxford
Shezad Dawood (b.1974, London) works in a variety of media. Recalling influences as diverse as cosmology, science fiction and Sufism, his works create multi-layered narratives that undermine conventional ways of seeing, re-imagining moments from multiple sites and histories. For his exhibition “Piercing Brightness” at Modern Art Oxford, Dawood presents new film, painting and light sculpture. […]
Bushwick Open Studios 2012
Bushwick Open StudiosJune 1st – June 3rd Arts In Bushwick was founded in the fall of 2007, as a result of grassroots efforts to produce the 2007 Bushwick Open Studios festival. The organization was founded by a group of roughly fifteen local artists and community organizers, most of whom were involved in planning the 2007 […]
Groobey Dismembers, Then Reassembles
Since her graduation from London’s Royal College of Art in 2010, Kate Groobey has enjoyed a rising profile on the scene, kick-started by having pieces from her degree show snapped up, and subsequently exhibited, by Charles Saatchi. I recently went to visit Groobey in her Dalston studio. Her degree show was a series of weird, […]
Fashion, Buddhism, Identity: Juan Carlos Castro
Juan Carlos Castro’s new show just opened at 443 Pas Gallery. The show compromises an array of approaches to image making all with a tendency towards pattern, spirituality and identity issues. Matt Sebra from GQ.com notes that “The artist’s works are an exposition on the idea of identity and look at removing the visual anchors […]
Lothar Hemple: The Story of Old New Girls
For his fourth solo exhibition at Art: Concept, Lothar Hempel presents a brand new series of paintings that mix oil, crayon, collage, acrylic, print, stains, drips, scratches, sheddings, smears and splatters. These intriguing paintings are filled with unintentional signs that result from the multiplicity of the layers applied by the artist, who wants to take […]
