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Rick Prol "Wee Gee" Theartblog.com Review by Matthew Rose
by Danielle Charette
Rick Prol at Metropolis Collective
October 5th, 2012 - December 1st, 2012
Posted
9/12/12
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Rick Prol Review... Artslant.com by D. Dominick Lombardi
by Danielle Charette
Rick Prol at Metropolis Collective
October 5th, 2012 - December 1st, 2012
Posted
9/12/12
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Must See Textile Show
by senwilson
at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
July 24th, 2012 - January 13th
Posted
8/16/12
The Metropolitan Museum's Ratti Center Textile Exhibit showcases a dozen or so exquisite lace pieces. Highlights include a cravat made for the wedding of Louis the XIV's grandson in the finest of French needle lace with a lavish hunting scheme featuring two children beneath a tree and a plethora of dogs hidden within lacy foliage.. One stunning piece is a border that has three dimensional flowers with layers of petals resembling Gros Point, but made during the late 19th century. Most Americ... [more]
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The New York Photo Review — Ed Barnas
by klompching
Martin Bogren, Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman, Monika Merva, Shawn Rocco, Tabitha Soren at KLOMPCHING GALLERY
July 25th, 2012 - August 18th, 2012
Posted
8/13/12
The New York Photo Review (August 2012) Fresh: The Wall—Ed Barnas
Tabitha Soren, "Running 000329" 2011
The summer show, “Fresh: The Wall/The Page/The Internet”, at Klompching Gallery highlights the work of five contemporary fine art photographers chosen for their consistent vision and strong viewpoint by collector Fred Bidwell and gallery co-owner Darren Ching. Walking into the gallery I was immediately struck by Tabitha’s Soren’s cinematic images from her “Running” series. One mi... [more]
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Interesting but not quite
by abnormalily
Peggy Serdula at Gallery onetwentyeight
June 12th, 2012 - August 4th, 2012
Posted
6/18/12
This show has a wonderful flair for interest and relatability- each of the paintings and artworks do not carry so much mystique that it is impossible to understand what it is they are trying to portray. Yet, however enticingly grotesque and varied her works are, there is still this feeling that each has not be worked on with the best craft. While the disuse of white serves as a unifying factor between many of the artworks, it leaves the impression that the simple, acrylic on canvas, artworks ar... [more]
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My oil painting how to enter your art center
by deming liao
Group Show at American Folk Art Museum - Lincoln Square
November 16th, 2010 - December 31st, 2011
Posted
4/13/11
亲爱的朋友们，欢迎参观我的作品http://www.artslant.com/ny/events/list?listtype=exhibitsMy oil painting how to enter your art center [more]
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Jesus and J.F.K. party in the Village.
by John C. Kuchera
Ben Louria at American Art Gallery
November 2nd, 2010 - November 15th, 2010
Posted
10/30/10
Jesus, J.F.K and Napoleon along with Skinheads dancing, Side Show Freaks and the man down below, they all make their way to take part in the “Satirealism” Art Show at American Art Gallery in New York.
“Satirealism” is the new art movement and style coined by Ben Louria. The “Satirealism’ Art Show will be his first major show in New York City. “Satirealism is more than just pop art it combines Fine Art with the social comments of the day in an intelligent and humorous way.
This is one show you... [more]
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An International Fine Arts "INNOVATIVE REALISM"
by Vasily Zolottsev
Vasily Zolottsev at Alternative Art Gallery.
September 15th, 2010 - September 30th, 2010
Posted
9/24/10
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Lush Life: Chapters 5-9
by Collette Blanchard Gallery
Manuel Acevedo, Derrick Adams, Olivier Babin, Nina Lola Bachhuber, Pedro Barbeito, Robert Beck, ERIK BENSON, Chakaia Booker, Nanna Debois Buhl, Patty Chang, Tim Davis, Jessica Dickinson, Christoph Draeger, Kai Schiemenz / Iris Fluegel, Dana Frankfort, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Coco Fusco, Paul Gabrielli, Jackie Gendel, Nicolas Di Genova, Melissa Gordon, Robin Graubard, Joanne Greenbaum, TOMMY HARTUNG, Karen Heagle, Leslie Hewitt, Scott Hug, Carol Irving, Ezra Johnson, Rashid Johnson, Jayson Keeling, Alisha Kerlin, Yashua Klos, David Kramer, Justen Ladda, Robert Lazzarini, Patrick Lee, José Lerma, Dani Leventhal, Dana Levy, Amy Longenecker-Brown, Gina Magid, Robert Melee, Alice O'Malley, Paul Pagk, Paul Pfeiffer, JACKIE SACCOCCIO, David Shapiro, Rudy Shepherd, Xaviera Simmons, Karina Aguilera Skvirsky, Elisabeth Subrin, Gail Thacker, Jonathan VanDyke, Claudia Weber, Ishmael Randall Weeks, MATTHEW WEINSTEIN, Judi Werthein, Mario Ybarra Jr. at Collette Blanchard Gallery
July 8th, 2010 - August 13th, 2010
Posted
8/7/10
Here's the second half of my post on Lush Life, a multi-gallery exhibition curated by Franklin Evans and Omar Lopez-Chahoud featuring the works of 60 artists. Named after and inspired by Richard Price's 2008 novel set in the Lower East Side, the group exhibition is presented in nine neighborhood galleries - each focusing on one of the nine chapters from the book. Chapters 5-9 are on view at Y Gallery, Collette Blanchard, Salon 94, Scaramouche, and Eleven Rivington, respectively. The first and l... [more]
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Love the bright happy colors
by John C. Kuchera
John C. Kuchera at American Art Gallery
July 13th, 2010 - July 26th, 2010
Posted
7/11/10
Love the bright happy colors and the red hair. I have seen the paintings in person and I just stand and look into the paintings, they do give me a calm restbit from my busy life. I recommend to all. [more]
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Great Art Event
by Ang-Ray Ang
Ang-Ray Ang at ArtRay Chelsea Gallery
December 18th, 2009 - December 18th, 2009
Posted
12/16/09
Great. Wonderful Event. [more]
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Arteaser at NY Art Fairs: The Armory Show
by Dormain Geyer
at The Armory Show
March 5th, 2009 - March 8th, 2009
Posted
3/26/09
Welcome back for another installment of my Spring 2009 Art Fair review! From Scope, where San Francisco art dealer Andrei Rozanoff eventually joined our troupe, we headed over to Pier 94 for The Armory Showcontemporary fair was being held. I only saw one San Francisco gallery,Ratio 3, which was showing several artists, including Ruth Laskey (below):
Photography by New York artist Ryan McGinley (below) were also on display:
Recent SFMOMA SECA award winner Jordan Kantor (below) als... [more]
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Arteaser at NY Art Fairs: Pulse
by Dormain Geyer
at Pulse New York
March 5th, 2009 - March 8th, 2009
Posted
3/26/09
After the Armory Show (and some much needed sustenance) we headed down to Pier 40 for Pulse New York. In terms of tracking down San Francisco galleries participating in the shows in New York, I hit the jackpot.
Baer Ridgeway Exhibitions was showing several local Bay Area artists, including Brion Nuda Rosch (above) and Clare Rojas (below):
Work by Chris Duncan (below) was also on display:
My personal heritage obliged me to stop at the Lena & Roselli Gallerybooth, apparently the only Hungarian gallery at New Yorks contemporary art fairs:
The gallery... [more]
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Treasures of Gay Art from the Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation's Permanent Collection
by Fernando Carpaneda
Fernando Carpaneda, Jean Cocteau, Tom of Finland, Wilhelm Von Gloeden, Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorpe, and many others, Andy Warhol at Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art
March 10th, 2009 - April 11th, 2009
Posted
3/7/09
By Alex Bacon
With the Foundation's history of nearly twenty years in the service of LGBT art and artists, the coming of the new book Treasures of Gay Art from the Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation's Permaent Collection has been long overdue. Eminent museum director, curator, art writer and publisher Peter Weiermair has undertaken the task of selecting some of the best works in the Foundation's collection for inclusion in this book which will chart, in stunning reproductions, the legacy of LGBT... [more]
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"How Sweet It Is" by Gerard Haggerty
by Sybil Gibson
Margaret Morrison at WOODWARD GALLERY
March 7th, 2009 - May 9th, 2009
Posted
2/28/09
Like high fructose versions of Proust’s madeleines, Margaret Morrison’s sweet treats send our mind skipping back in time – specifically, back to childhood. When we were small, the kind of sugary goodies she paints loomed large, were prized and frequently forbidden; for after all, the injunction to “eat your vegetables,” did not include candy corn, except of course on that one anarchic day each year when children rule: Halloween. More often than not, Morrison’s imagery doesn’t evoke... [more]
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Degrees of Remove: The Changing Landscape
by rachel.reese
Martin Boyce and Ugo Rondinone at Sculpture Center
September 7th, 2008 - November 30th, 2008
Posted
11/5/08
Degrees of Remove – Landscape and Affect
Sculpture Center, on view September 7 – November 30, 2008 The Changing LandscapeOn view in the basement space of the Sculpture Center currently is Degrees of Remove - Landscape and Affect co-curated by Sarina Basta and Fionn Meade.
The show highlights artists who create work at a degree of removal from the subject of landscape, whether through appropriation or reinterpretation, all fed through a mediated source. The choices of mediation directly i... [more]
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