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Jacob Williams: Nightmare of the Haunted Buddha
by Jacob Williams
Jacob Williams at Diesel Denim Gallery
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New York
February 4th, 2006 - April 2nd, 2006
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3/31/13
by Ami Kealoha in Culture on 23 February 2006
Brooklyn-based artist Jacob Williams' day-glo psychedelia already looks like a trip through a Disneyland ride on drugs, which makes Tim Regan's recent video piece (created to announce the opening reception for Williams' solo installation "Nightmare of the Haunted Buddha") a natural fit.
Set to a dramatic Psycho-esque soundtrack, the animation sets Williams' mountains, wild-haired women, and panthers in motion, which nicely establishes... [more]
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In Case of Emergency, Break Glass
by Jenna Finwall Ryan
Sean Kennedy at Thomas Duncan Gallery
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Los Angeles
March 19th - March 23rd
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3/27/13
Installation view, Sean Kennedy: Territory: First Solo Show, courtesy of Thomas Duncan Gallery
Thomas Duncan Gallery presents three installations by Los Angeles-based artist Sean Kennedy during Week 1 of Territory, a five-week exhibition of solo shows from March 19-April 20, 2013. I visited the gallery on the afternoon of the last day of Kennedy's show. Upon entering the unassuming Hollywood space, I worried that I was too late: all of the walls were blank. Soon after, I realized my observa... [more]
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Never a doll moment - Time out, Bangalore
by Barbara Ash
Barbara Ash at Five Forty Five
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India
March 8th - March 29th
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3/10/13
Barbara Ash’s recent collection of works challenges stereotypical ideas about women
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"I think it’s depressing that girls are constantly surrounded by messages that are telling them they are not acceptable unless they follow this narrow orthodoxy,” said Barbara Ash, whose sculptures and drawings have strong roots in women’s struggle with the image centric world. “It marginalises the majority and puts a focus on superficial issues rather than in de... [more]
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Art review by Agni
by agnibond
Craig Norton at Carl Hammer Gallery
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Chicago
February 15th 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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2/19/13
This is Craig Norton’s first Solo show in Chicago and he has really impressed the audience with his Mixed Media three dimensional Wall Art.
In Dropping Mom Off at the Old folks Home, Norton draws attention to the insecurities that come with old age. He also highlights the mentality of our society towards old people. We think of them as an outcast and neglect them.
His works are mainly a combination of drawings and collages layered on top of wood cutouts. The work touch the Robert Rauschenberg’s... [more]
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Art review
by agnibond
Judith Geichman at Carrie Secrist Gallery
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Chicago
February 9th 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2/19/13
The ongoing exhibition of Judith Giechman’s work at the Carrie Secrist Gallery is a series of abstract works in Grayscale. She has taken the paper/canvas on an adventure where she explores the materiality by various mark making techniques, playing with the flow of paints, gestural movements, drips and layering. This depiction of abstraction gives each work a different storyline. Each work can be viewed as a landscape, or composition of figures in space, underwater-world or a science experiment of... [more]
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Art review by Agni
by agnibond
Don't Fret at Johalla Projects
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Chicago
February 8th 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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2/19/13
Don’t Fret’s work is carefree and hilarious not only through the characters but also through the texts. It depicts the common life of everyday people that encompasses the issues related to teenage, adulthood, old age, deprived sex-life, relationships, fights, etc. The works flirts with the genres of portrait, figurative and landscape painting (in terms of the setting they are in). Since they depicted scenes are closely related to us we can infer they are our biographies. Unlike Tim Arroyo th... [more]
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Tom Estes - Crash Test Dummy
by Abel Magwitch
Tom Estes at LUBOMIROV-EASTON
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London
October 26th, 2012 - November 24th, 2012
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1/7/13
Tom EstesCrash Test Dummy2012Part ofHealth & Safety Violation: A collaboration betweenBen Woodeson and Tom Estes
Health & Safety Violation is a project initiated at Lubomirov-Easton which brought together performance artist Tom Estes and sculptor Ben Woodeson in an experimental collaboration; neither knowing exactly what wouldl happen. The Health & Safety Violation collaboration was an evolving experiment documented by visitors to the exhibition; ephemeral performance art interacting with... [more]
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Paul Luckraft of Modern Art Oxford Reviews Bad Behaviour
by exhib@davidchalkley.co.uk
David Chalkley, Ute Essig, Mars Gomes, Caro Halford, Araba Ocran, Charley Peters, Paul Stanley, Ventiko at Brixton East
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London
October 13th, 2012 - October 30th, 2012
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10/31/12
Bad Behaviour show review
Oct 2012
On the walk from Brixton train station to visit Bad Behaviour, past clothes stalls, car mechanics and food wholesalers which operate underneath the arches – including the wonderfully named ‘Just Yams etc.’ – I wondered how this group exhibition was going to position itself. Would it attempt to engage with the context of Brixton, its independent spirit and history of rebellion and rioting – or was the ‘bad behaviour’ of the title indicative... [more]
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Review from ARTERPILLAR Blog by colleen dougher
by LisaRockford
Sonia Baez-Hernandez, Jc Bravo, Natasha Duwin, Shady Eshgi, Patrick Flibotte, Nolan Haan, Paula Kolek, Kathleen Kranack, Carol Anne McFarlane, Ben Morey, Samantha Nye, Carrie Sieh, Jonathan Stein, Gabrielle Wood at 1310 Gallery (Ft Lauderdale, FL)
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Miami
October 6th, 2012 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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9/30/12
I went to the Appropriated Gender opening on Saturday night. So many interesting works of art were spread across three floors, from Kandy Lopez's attitude-filled giant portraits to the thoughtful craft-inspired works of Martin Casuso, an adorable painting ("Kissable") of one of JC Bravo's big-headed cabezones and a latch-hook rug by Kathleen Kranack that will remind you, "It's Your Fault."
Artist Karla Caprali has three works in Appropriated Gender.
I could go on about some of the works, which include sculpture, ins... [more]
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Lost Artists Colony - FIND'em! soon to be legend
by Nancy Bechtol
Lost Colony Artists, David Bechtol, Nancy Bechtol at Avondale Arts Fest
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Chicago
September 23rd, 2012 - September 23rd, 2012
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9/23/12
just check this out on Oct 13. lucky number. amazing fun and art, music, food, and maybe you dancing too!
All media, all styles all really interesting works. come [more]
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Rick Prol "Wee Gee" Theartblog.com Review by Matthew Rose
by Danielle Charette
Rick Prol at Metropolis Collective
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New York
October 5th, 2012 - December 1st, 2012
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9/12/12
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Rick Prol Review... Artslant.com by D. Dominick Lombardi
by Danielle Charette
Rick Prol at Metropolis Collective
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New York
October 5th, 2012 - December 1st, 2012
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9/12/12
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SAT/AUGUST18TH/PAUL RUSCONI @ Hadid Gallery
by juliabar
Paul Rusconi at Hadid Gallery
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Los Angeles
August 18th, 2012 - September 15th, 2012
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8/11/12
ABOUT Hadid Gallery
Hadid Gallery is a new player on in the Art Scene. A contemporary art gallery founded by Mohamed Hadid famed realestate developer in 2011, it was taken over by director and daughter Alana Hadid in 2012. Father and daughter strive for a vision of a new kind of gallery that really connects the gallery with the artist and both with the buyer, whether they be an avid art collector or client new to the art scene. The Hadid Gallery has made a conscious decision to be a artists... [more]
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ISEA, More Than Just Another Cool Acronym
by 516 Arts
Grégory Lasserre & Anaïs met den Ancxt, Evan Apodaca, Artereazione+Consonant, Jason Baerg, Ranjit Bhatnagar, Pamela Brown, Krista Caballero, Natalie Carlton, Stephen Cartwright, Paula Castillo, Seoungho Cho, Ian Clothier, Mexican Space Collective, CorpusElectric, Claire Coté, Cristobal Mendoza & Annica Cuppetelli, D. Bryon Darby, Ivan Puig & Andrés Padilla Domené, Robert Drummond, Nina Dubois, Titia Ex, Alicia Eggert & Mike Fleming, Jason Garcia, Steve Gibson, Alexander Glandien, Neil Mendoza & Anthony Goh, Mark Goldman, Catherine Harris, Matthew Hebert, Paul Wiersbinski & Hanna Hildebrand, Stephen Hilyard, Joel Hobbie, Jim Houk, Bethany Delahunt & Luke Hussack, Todd Ingalls, Andreas Maria Jacobs, Tom Jennings, Nova Jiang, Benjamin Johnsen, Claudia Cumbie-Jones & Lance Ford Jones, Anna Keleher, Waheguru Khalsa, Scott Kildall, Eve Andrée Laramée, Hector Leiva, Mick Lorusso, Colleen Ludwig, Te Kahu Kiiwi Henare & Craig Macdonald, Fred Paulino and Lucas Mafra, Mark Malmberg, Matahiapo, Rachel Mayeri, Lynn Cazabon & Neal McDonald, Jaime Smith & Dylan McLaughlin, Daniel Miller, Scott Moore, Stacy Neff & Mark Nelson, Antony Nevin, Justin Love & Jim Olson, Fernando Orellana, Rubén Ortiz-Torres, Nam Jun Paik, Kent Frankovich & Adam Pettler, Carmelita Topaha & Larry Phan, Yulia Pinkusevich, Kura Puke, François Quévillon, DPrime Research, Daniel Richmond, Carlos Rosas, Stephanie Rothenberg, Meridel Rubenstein, Teri Rueb, Agnes Chavez & Alessandro Saccoia, Francesca Samsel, Siena Sanderson, Alyce Santoro, Joana Moll & Heliodoro Santos, Scenocosme, Michael Schippling, Jessica Segall, Bruce Shapiro, Nathaniel Stern, Te Hunga Wai Tapu, Jo Tito, Filipa De Lima Valente, Bruno Vianna, Leo Villareal, Blue Wade, Dr. Te Huirangi Waikerepuru, Te Urutahi Waikerepuru, Nina Waisman, Ruth West, William Wilson, Meow Wolf, Adrianne Wortzel, Marina Zurkow, Christiaan Zwanikken at 516 ARTS
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Santa Fe
September 19th, 2012 - January 6th
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6/12/12
ISEA, More Than Just Another Cool Acronym
Written by Katy Crocker // November 8, 2011 // Art, Design // No comments
Ilove acronyms. ISEA is pronounced like a word, which—according to my college Linguistics professor—distinguishes it from initialism, and officially makes it an acronym. Think: idea with an ‘s,’ not I.S.E.A. Here’s another: GOLF, an alleged acronym meaning “gentlemen only ladies, forbidden.” ISEA isn’t an alleged acronym, however; it... [more]
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Showcase features N.M. artists
by 516 Arts
Bret Aaker, Philip Augustin, Virginia Baich, Claudia Baragiola, Karen Bexfield, Michael Bisbee, Esteban Bojorquez, Michael Borowski, Marina Brownlow, Gail Buono, Lauren Carter, Alex Chavez, Jane Chevalier, Dana Chodzko, Jill Christian, Sally Condon, Regina Araujo Corritore, Helen Cozza, Glenn Craley, Michael Darmody, Sarah Davidson, Sondra Diepen, Nina Elder, Elen Feinberg, Kathleen Ferguson-Huntington, Margaret Fitzgerald, Molly Geissman, Renée Brainard Gentz, Alison Green, Gregory Horndeski, Monique Janssen-Belitz, David Koch, Bryan Konefsky, Sheldon Krevit, Scott Krichau, Celeste LaForme, Ted Larsen, Sandra Lerner, Suzanne Marshall, Tom Martinelli, Tara Massarsky, Chika Matsuda, Diane McGregor, Jim McManus, Ana Medina, Jonathan Morse, Jack Ox, Gwen Entz Peterson, Rebekah Potter, Mario Quilles, Antonio Ramon, Luanne Redeye, Laura Robbins, Benjamin Roe, Diane Rolnick, Valerie Roybal, Harriet Yale Russell, Radio Sebastian, Janet Yagoda Shagam, Michael Sharber, Danielle Shelley, Yoshiko Shimano, Leah Siegel, Dunnieghe Slawson, Natalie Smith, Debra Stark, Robert Stembridge, Bonnie Stipe, Dennis Summers, Lori Swartz, Harriette Tsosie, Jennifer Vasher, Marion Wasserman, Margi Weir, Gary Wellman, James Philip West, Scott White, Juan Wijngaard, Cedra Wood, Susan Zimmerman at 516 ARTS
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Santa Fe
February 4th, 2012 - April 28th, 2012
Posted
2/24/12
Showcase features N.M. artists
by Adrian Gomez
More than 1,000 pieces of art were submitted by 279 New Mexico-based artists. Of those, 80 artists were chosen to participate in the “New Mexico Showcase” at 516 ARTS.
The exhibition begins on Saturday, Feb. 4, and runs through April 28.
516 ARTS Director Suzanne Sbarge says the gallery issued a call for artists for the show last summer and was impressed with how many artists responded.
If you go WHAT: “New Me... [more]
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516 ARTS celebrates five years of success
by 516 Arts
Bret Aaker, Philip Augustin, Virginia Baich, Claudia Baragiola, Karen Bexfield, Michael Bisbee, Esteban Bojorquez, Michael Borowski, Marina Brownlow, Gail Buono, Lauren Carter, Alex Chavez, Jane Chevalier, Dana Chodzko, Jill Christian, Sally Condon, Regina Araujo Corritore, Helen Cozza, Glenn Craley, Michael Darmody, Sarah Davidson, Sondra Diepen, Nina Elder, Elen Feinberg, Kathleen Ferguson-Huntington, Margaret Fitzgerald, Molly Geissman, Renée Brainard Gentz, Alison Green, Gregory Horndeski, Monique Janssen-Belitz, David Koch, Bryan Konefsky, Sheldon Krevit, Scott Krichau, Celeste LaForme, Ted Larsen, Sandra Lerner, Suzanne Marshall, Tom Martinelli, Tara Massarsky, Chika Matsuda, Diane McGregor, Jim McManus, Ana Medina, Jonathan Morse, Jack Ox, Gwen Entz Peterson, Rebekah Potter, Mario Quilles, Antonio Ramon, Luanne Redeye, Laura Robbins, Benjamin Roe, Diane Rolnick, Valerie Roybal, Harriet Yale Russell, Radio Sebastian, Janet Yagoda Shagam, Michael Sharber, Danielle Shelley, Yoshiko Shimano, Leah Siegel, Dunnieghe Slawson, Natalie Smith, Debra Stark, Robert Stembridge, Bonnie Stipe, Dennis Summers, Lori Swartz, Harriette Tsosie, Jennifer Vasher, Marion Wasserman, Margi Weir, Gary Wellman, James Philip West, Scott White, Juan Wijngaard, Cedra Wood, Susan Zimmerman at 516 ARTS
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Santa Fe
February 4th, 2012 - April 28th, 2012
Posted
2/7/12
Slideshow: 516 ARTS celebrates five years of success
New Mexico Business Weekly by Megan Kamerick, NMBW Senior Reporter
Date: Friday, February 3, 2012, 2:31pm MST - Last Modified: Friday, February 3, 2012, 4:07pm MST
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516 ARTS
"Love and Death in the Desert" by Alison Green
Things could have gone a very different way at 516 Central SW in 2002.
The owners at the time were looking at selling the building, which housed Magnifico art space. The d... [more]
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