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Meridian Exhibition at New Tryon St. Gallery
The new Meridian exhibition at the recently launched Tryon St Gallery, (just a stone’s throw from London’s Saatchi gallery), explores the universal human fascination with finding our place in the world and recording it through maps and mapping. Attesting a human need to determine and record one’s position in the world, maps—and intangible concepts such as meridians—are instrumental in […]
Daryl Goh
My work situates the exploration of everyday life while combing through its little spaces of deeper meanings yet to be abstracted. I view them as incomplete fragments waiting to be reconstructed into a new product that not only brings aesthetics but interaction in a direct or indirect way. Each of my works call for the […]
0 to 60: The Experience of Time through Contemporary Art
Featuring: Alison Collins, Caetano de Almeida, Dan Bailey, Dan Estabrook, David Chatt , David Shapiro, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Jana Brevick, Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao, Lisa Hoke, Paul Chan, Peter Matthews, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Richard Hughes, Sonya Clark, Tehching Hsieh, Walead Beshty and more. 0 to 60: The Experience of Time through Contemporary Art November 22, 2013 to January 25, […]
Rebirth: Recent Work by Mariko Mori at Japan Society
Mariko Mori’s much-anticipated solo exhibition titled Rebirth at the Japan Society is a startling departure from the energy and defiance of her early photographic work. Her transformation from a daring thinker whose cyborgian bad girls portrayed Japanese angst to a meditative Zen like artist is not particularly enthralling. Long inspired by Buddhist spirituality, Mori’s urge […]
Giant Ice Cream Cones at Galerie 1m3
Featuring: Flavio Merlo, Jeanne Graff, Mai Thu Perret, Emanuel Rossetti, Tobias Madison, Emanuel Rossetti, Jeanne Graff, Kerstin Brätsch, Stefan Tcherepnin, Emanuel Rossetti, Gilles Furtwängler. Giant Ice Cream Cones Date: August 18 – October 18, 2013 1m3 Lausanne Switzerland galerie1m3.com
Illuminating Social Concerns: The Work of Jan Tichy
Politics of Light, Jan Tichy’s first solo exhibition in NYC, is a moody paean to light and shadow, to the ebbs and flows of what light reveals and what darkness hides. Tichy’s installations are a fluid integration of diverse media incorporating animation, film, photography, and sculpture, all invested with the presence of mechanical light—be it […]
High Fiber at Present Company
Featuring: Amanda Browder, Yo Fukui, Donna Huanca, August Krogen-Riley, Jacob Rhodes, Patrick McDonough, Jim Nolan, Brent Owens, Stacy Scibelli, Jeff Spaulding Interwoven throughout a multipurpose and multilevel space in Dumbo, High Fiber excises an undercurrent of artmaking that incorporates textiles as process-based markers that lead to sculpture, installation and other acts of imagemaking. HIGH FIBER […]
Last Meeting with Deborah Turbeville
Deborah Turbeville, a fashion photographer, always claimed that she wanted to blur the boundaries between fashion and art. Her early avant-garde works back in the 1970s were strikingly different – melancholic, unsettling and technically imperfect: grainy, overexposed, and cropped in unusual ways. They changed fashion photography from clean and predictable into dark and strange. I […]
Constructing Liquid Veils: An Interview with Claire Chesnier
Matthew Hassell: Where do you find inspiration for your compositions? Are they organically evolving through your process, or are they sourced from the outside world somewhere? Claire Chesnier: My compositions proceed from the avoidance of the edges of the paper facing me. The shapes I create result from a physical relation with the support: its […]
Mode at Foxy Production
MODE traces the interplay between corporate design strategies and artistic practice, foregrounding the intricate relationship between commercial display and art history. The artists in the exhibition offer wry visual insights into how systems of form, color, and style can infiltrate our neural pleasure centers, striking at our fears and desires. Featuring: Sara Cwynar, Andrei Koshmeider, […]
