Tag Archives: art
Kaws at Frieze New York May 3 – 6
Frieze New York 2018 Thursday Preview: Thursday, May 3; 11am-8pm Private View: Thursday, May 3; 5pm-8pmPublic days: Friday, May 4; 11am-7pm Saturday, May 5; 11am-6pm Sunday, May 6; 11am-6pm Frieze New York 20 Randall’s Island New York, NY 10035 Editor: abraham lubelski
Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil
Tarsila do Amaral: InventingModern Art in Brazil “I want to be the painter of my country,” Tarsila do Amaral. Her signature style was sensuous, vibrant landscapes and everyday scenes. Publisher NY Art Magazine: Abraham Lubelski
7th Annual Bushwick Film Festival
7th Annual Bushwick Film Festival October 2-5, 2014 Multiple locations Brooklyn, NY bushwickfilmfestival.com
Environmentally Conscious Art Installations
Rachel Wingfield and Mathias Gmachl Carefully composed electro-luminescent strands are woven into large parasols that are able to offer shade in the heat of the day as well as provide a source of light at night. The light is emitted from a network of solar cells which are embedded in the canopy of these dynamic […]
Bianca Sforni at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery
Bianca Sforni: Trees from the Pacific Shores May 29-July 12, 2014 Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery 547 W 27th St. 2nd Floor New York City miyakoyoshinaga.com
The Religious Art of Mummification
Mick Rampartha is an oddball experimental American poet. Most of his work is in haiku form and plays with the most banal and primitive attributes of life. A few weeks before he brought me to the Mother Cabrini Shrine and the Cloisters, Mick had his prostate removed. I was the first person to visit him […]
Art Market Hamptons
Escape the city heat and make a trip out on Long Island for the return of Art Market Hamptons. Now in its fourth season at the Bridgehampton Historical Society, this exclusive art fair, which only has 40 galleries participating, brings the very best of modern and contemporary art to the Hamptons elite. For one weekend […]
Art That’s Big Because it Needs To be Big
Carsten Nicolai’s installation Unidsiplay presents the possibility of an infinite screen. Moving dynamically in an engulfing array of abstract shapes, the viewer is welcome to lose oneself within the screen. Sound familiar? Richard Serra’s more recent corten steel works are designed to solicit a visceral reaction. Their sheer size and imagined weight serving to emotionally flatten […]
Tom Friedman: Paint and Styrofoam
Tom Friedman: Paint and Styrofoam May 22 – Aug 8, 2014 Luhring Augustine Bushwick 25 Knickerbocker Ave Brooklyn luhringaugustine.com
