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THE L MAGAZINE
by klompching
at KLOMPCHING GALLERY
October 29th - December 19th
Posted
10/30/09
THE L MAGAZINE, October 30, 2009Antony Crossfield: Foreign Body
"The fused, melted and hybrid bodies in Crossfield's uneasy photo-manipulations are very literally joined at the hips (or elsewhere), yet appear eerily isolated and lonely in their dilapidated and tragic surroundings." [more]
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Outstanding Chinese Contemporary Art Bignames
by True Art
Yang Shao Bin, Zheng Zai Dong, Zhou Tie Hai, Yu You Han, Tang Mao Hong, zhang jian, Hong Lei, Sun Liang, Yuki Onodera, Xue Song, Zhou Chun Ya, Yin Chao Yang, Ding Yi at R1701 B23 N59 Moganshan Rd. Shanghai, China
October 29th 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Posted
10/29/09
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NEW YORK MAGAZINE
by klompching
at KLOMPCHING GALLERY
October 29th - December 19th
Posted
10/27/09
NEW YORK MAGAZINE, October 26, 2009
Profile — Opening Soon
“Warped and oily and way-too-appealing photographs, considering the sadistic things that appear to be happening to this British artist's models. Most are playing naked Twister—not the fun version—while one little girl is literally stretching beyond her limits. Guillermo del Toro should visit this show."
KLOMPCHING NOTE: A 'little girl' does not appear in the artist's artwork.... [more]
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Back to the Text
by Jackson McDade
JOSHUA STERN at Parker's Box
September 11th - October 25th
Posted
10/18/09
Joshua Stern’s solo show at Parker’s Box gallery titled “Straw Economy”, a mini-retrospective of work the artist produced in the last three decades, relies on text, signs and words in ways that recall the first two of the last three decades of contemporary art, giving it a slightly historical feel. In “Straw Economy” a clear path can be seen from simple text statements, through to complex image and word associations, and then finally, into work that only uses linguistic s... [more]
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Back to the Text Part II
by Jackson McDade
Michael Buckland at Sacco and Vanzetti Cultural Center
October 2nd - November 8th
Posted
10/18/09
To begin with, Michael Buckland is an artist who clearly revels in word and image contradictions. Much of the work in the Artist’s solo show at the Sacco and Vanzetti Cultural Center presents itself as signage that says exactly the opposite of what it demonstrates as an image. One work, entitled “Thumbs up”, includes the words “down with everything” wrapped around both a lifesaver shaped sign, and a hand signaling “thumps up” in the center. To add to the integral... [more]
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Plan B is sometimes Plan A
by Hong-An Truong
F.E.A.S.T., Secret School and the K.I.D.S., Jess Levey, OurGoods, Lynne Pidel, Double A Projects, Mark Stafford, Tattfoo Tan at NurtureArt
September 11th - October 24th
Posted
10/12/09
While the economy was in the midst of free-fall last year, the New York art world – from galleries to museums to artists – felt its stomach drop. Commercial galleries began closing, endowments started disappearing, and public funds for artists were shrinking. But as museum board members, collectors, and gallery owners hold their collective breaths, waiting to see where the bottom is, some artists have moved on – and perhaps even moved on a long time ago. Plan B, currently a... [more]
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Humanity, I Love You, Cameo Art Gallery (10/1/09 - 10/29/09)
by cjennmom
Mary Benyo, Elise Gaffey, Jack Walsh at Cameo Art Gallery
October 1st - October 29th
Posted
10/7/09
Anything that has Jack in it is bound to be good. :) [more]
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Urmil Jain's Nature-scapes
by artlover09
Group Show at Agora Gallery
September 8th - September 29th
Posted
9/11/09
Four colorful landscapes by Indian painter URMIL JAIN form a part of the onging 'MAZE OF MILIEU' exhibition at Agora Gallery. Notable amongst her works is the painting "Woman with Matka", a moodful village scene depicting a mystical confluence of the elements of nature with a wonderful backdrop of the moonlit sky. Whether real or surreal, the deep grays, blues and greens and many Indian red tones in her paintings will strike the romantic cord inside the viewer. Be it the "Environment" or... [more]
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South of the Borderless
by Alison Levy
Margarita Cabrera, Sergio de la Torre and Vicky Funari, Christina Fernandez, Coco Fusco, Erika Harrsch, Pedro Lasch, DELILAH MONTOYA, Dulce Pinzón at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
September 3rd - October 10th
Posted
9/6/09
BRIC Rotunda Gallery is a brainy, politically-minded art space in the heart of downtown Brooklyn. Commencing BRIC's 2009-2010 season, Status Report is a knowledgeably curated show about Mexican immigration and borders—the first show of its caliber in New York City. The show includes meaningful conceptual and visual artwork based upon real life labor and border issues concerning immigrants and their movement in North America.
Erika Harrsch's installatio... [more]
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Ebb and Flow
by John Everett Daquino
Posted
7/26/09
Doug and Mike Starn: See It Split, See It ChangePermanent Site-Specific InstallationCommissioned and Owned by Metropolitan Transportation Authority Arts for TransitSouth Ferry 1 Train Subway Station
In March of 2009, the MTA’s Arts for Transit project unveiled a site-specific installation in the South Ferry station of the 1 train, made by identical twins and long time collaborators Doug and Mike Starn. The installation features several works from their Absorption of Light series, here turned into tiles that create beautiful mosai... [more]
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