“Order is repetition of units. Chaos is multiplicity without rhythm.” – Maurits Cornelius (M.C.) Escher
America. Land of Commerce and Consumption. This land is indeed meant for you and me. Last January 31st at Cristin Tierney gallery that this idea of America came to be the central theme of the latest works by Mark Dean Veca.Made [...]
Reception: Wednesday, March 6 from 6 – 8PM
FOLEY is extremely pleased to present our first solo photography exhibition of Christa Parravani, entitled Kindred. Parravani’s portraits of herself and identical twin sister, Cara play with the dichotomy of formal portraiture and emotional candidness. This haunting and surreal portrait series allowed Cara to regain a sense [...]
Recently, Google Maps has updated and expanded its exploration capabilities and visibility of world map by making North Korea more visible than ever before. So Kaliptus recently decided to picture hoard snapshots of North Korea via Google Maps and glitch them.
In-Joy~!!
For more info: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/29/google-maps-north-korea-prison-camps-nuclear-complex-gulags
Kwan li so No.22 Hoeryong [...]
Owen Kydd Color Shift
On View: January 25 – February 24, 2013
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery is pleased to announce Color Shift, the first New York solo exhibition by Los Angeles based artist Owen Kydd.
Owen Kydd’s work pivots on a nuanced exploration of visual perception through tightly contained video loops that simultaneously function [...]
TILMAN: RADIO VALLEBONA / TRANSMISSION #1
Guest Artist: Greet Billet On View: January 11 – February 9, 2013
MINUS SPACE is pleased to announce the exhibition Tilman: Radio Vallebona / Transmission #1. This is the NYC – and Vallebona, Italy – based artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery and it will feature the first [...]
The freezing cold and below zero chill could not stop the art lovers orbiting and landing in Chelsea for the opening of Planetfall by Michael Benson on January 24th. AF touched down to be transported into the space – the final frontier – with large scale photography of solar burst, alien terrain, and the infinite [...]
“Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again.” (Henri Cartier –Bresson)
The cliché usually states that a picture paints a thousand words but there is more to conveying what’s beyond words in a single photograph. One of [...]
BIO
Dana Roes received her MFA in Painting from the University of Pennsylvania in 1993 where she developed her interest in abstraction as a means of creating psychological/intellectual spaces which suggest that the nature of reality is interactive and changeable. Her current body of work, “Threshold”, was created during a tumultuous period of transition. These [...]
Recently reviewed artist Marin Majic creates works that are unsettling as they are compelling. The Berlin based artist came to New York City and showcased his art at Marc Straus on the Lower East Side. AF took time to ask Marin about the Berlin art scene, his childhood, the notion of perfection, mentors and just [...]
Philippe Durand Sioule et cetera 7 February to 23 March 2013
“Best known for his portraits of city (Brussels, Paris, Los Angeles, most recently in Havana, Bamako, Belgrade) Philippe Durand has never so far neglected rural areas and peri-urban areas where” land uses “in” zones “, segmenting and sequencing geographically human activities – work and [...]
The ethereal aesthetic quality of the portraits done by Aleah Chapin at Flowers Gallery evoked a personal history that resonated in a soft placid glow for Chelsea’s Thursday art night. For her first solo exhibition at the gallery, this was the next progression on her “Aunties Project” that originally sprouted back in the fall of 2011. AF [...]
Weeding out fact from fiction in media images or online information as explored in the latest group show at the opening for What’s The Story? AF came to view the works and dig around to find out what is indeed the story for the works shown by the following artists: Cesare DeCredico, Black Lake, Peik Larsen and Max Razdow. Freight [...]
Why are we always enchanted and under the seductive spell of cinema? Especially those made in the golden age of film when the stars loomed larger than life. It is the glamour and fantasy that still beguiles us in its artificial world and fictitious shell. AF felt this seductive pull last January 17th at Cheim & [...]
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