Xu Changchang
Hsin-Chien Huang
Hu Jieming
Junebum Park
Wang Qingsong
Noh, Sang-Kyoon,
Miao Xiachun
January 16-February 17, 2010
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery
Speed and Chaos
Xu Changchang
Hsin-Chien Huang
Hu Jieming
Junebum Park
Wang Qingsong
Noh, Sang-Kyoon,
Miao Xiachun
January 16-February 17, 2010
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Xu Changchang
Hsin-Chien Huang
Hu Jieming
Junebum Park
Wang Qingsong
Noh, Sang-Kyoon,
Miao Xiachun
January 16-February 17, 2010
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Mike Weiss Gallery-Stefani Gutheil
Stefani Gutheil
Kopftheater
January 14-February 20,2010
From the exhibit information: Mike Weiss Gallery presents Kopftheater, a new exhibition of paintings by Berlin based artist Stefanie Gutheil. This is the artist’s first exhibition in New York and at Mike Weiss Gallery. Stefanie’s bold, multi-dimensional paintings are tactile depictions of her own life. The patterns of unexpected fabrics and aluminum foil adhere to the oils, acrylics and spray paint applied to the surface and come together to form scenes from the artist’s excessive imagination, both playful and grotesque. Her paintings provide the cast and set for her own kopf theater, or theatre of the mind.
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Kopftheater
January 14-February 20,2010
From the exhibit information: Mike Weiss Gallery presents Kopftheater, a new exhibition of paintings by Berlin based artist Stefanie Gutheil. This is the artist’s first exhibition in New York and at Mike Weiss Gallery. Stefanie’s bold, multi-dimensional paintings are tactile depictions of her own life. The patterns of unexpected fabrics and aluminum foil adhere to the oils, acrylics and spray paint applied to the surface and come together to form scenes from the artist’s excessive imagination, both playful and grotesque. Her paintings provide the cast and set for her own kopf theater, or theatre of the mind.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
BRIC Rotunda Gallery- The No Place
The No Place: Conjuring the unseen, the inaccessible, and politically charged spaces.
January 21-March 6, 2010
Liset Castillo
Blane De St. Croix
Nathan Kensinger
Paula Luttringer
Jenny Polak
J.G. Zimmerman
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January 21-March 6, 2010
Liset Castillo
Blane De St. Croix
Nathan Kensinger
Paula Luttringer
Jenny Polak
J.G. Zimmerman
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Alexander Gray Associates: J. Morgan Puett {of, with, as, for, them, and, it} Workstylings
6 January - 6 February 2010
In the gallery space, Puett has installed a moving platform of burnt wood and steel, on which a tableau of personal artifacts and research materials are gathered: books, sewing machines, measuring tools, antique textiles, benches, chairs, shelves and surfaces. Within this dynamic apparatus, Puett will conduct further research and dialogue with invited participants from a range of fields including artists, designers, performers, scientists, academics, business leaders and journalists. The installation will change daily, as emotions, stories, objects and texts are considered and arranged by Puett and the participants; this approach reflects Puett’s commitment to community activity, shared experience, and exchanged labor.
Conversations taking place within this architecture will inform Puett’s on-going investigations on the history and changing frameworks of fashion and retail; the result, at the end of the gallery presentation, will be a new clothing system, patterns for these clothes, and fabric-based artworks incorporating algorithms developed in the process. Following the presentation at Alexander Gray Associates, this evolving project will take place at the Queens Museum of Art with support from the Smithsonian Institution’s Artist Research Fellowship Program.
In the gallery space, Puett has installed a moving platform of burnt wood and steel, on which a tableau of personal artifacts and research materials are gathered: books, sewing machines, measuring tools, antique textiles, benches, chairs, shelves and surfaces. Within this dynamic apparatus, Puett will conduct further research and dialogue with invited participants from a range of fields including artists, designers, performers, scientists, academics, business leaders and journalists. The installation will change daily, as emotions, stories, objects and texts are considered and arranged by Puett and the participants; this approach reflects Puett’s commitment to community activity, shared experience, and exchanged labor.
Conversations taking place within this architecture will inform Puett’s on-going investigations on the history and changing frameworks of fashion and retail; the result, at the end of the gallery presentation, will be a new clothing system, patterns for these clothes, and fabric-based artworks incorporating algorithms developed in the process. Following the presentation at Alexander Gray Associates, this evolving project will take place at the Queens Museum of Art with support from the Smithsonian Institution’s Artist Research Fellowship Program.
Thomas Erben Gallery: New Art from Pakistan
Noor Ali Chagani, Amna Hashmi, Ayesha Jatoi, Ismet Khawaja, Nadia Khawaja, Murad Khan Mumtaz, Seema Nusrat & Lala Rukh
January 7 – February 20, 2010
January 7 – February 20, 2010
Andrea Meislin Gallery: Judith Fox: I Still Do
Judith Fox
I STILL DO... LOVING AND LIVING WITH ALZHEIMER'S
JANUARY 9 - FEBRUARY 6, 2010
Three years into their marriage, Judith Fox's husband, Dr. Edmund Ackell, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Over the course of the next ten years, Fox watched as the man who used to perform surgery, fly planes, and run universities, forgot how to turn on the coffee maker, place a phone call, or remember what his wife had told him two minutes earlier. Fox dedicates this book to other caregivers in an effort to reduce their sense of isolation, and to help de-stigmatize the disease.
I STILL DO... LOVING AND LIVING WITH ALZHEIMER'S
JANUARY 9 - FEBRUARY 6, 2010
Three years into their marriage, Judith Fox's husband, Dr. Edmund Ackell, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Over the course of the next ten years, Fox watched as the man who used to perform surgery, fly planes, and run universities, forgot how to turn on the coffee maker, place a phone call, or remember what his wife had told him two minutes earlier. Fox dedicates this book to other caregivers in an effort to reduce their sense of isolation, and to help de-stigmatize the disease.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery: 3 shows
GALLERY 1: Jeffrey Vallance - Relics and Reliquaries
Project Space: Mark Dion-Travels of William Bartram - Reconsidered
Gallery 2: Strange Travelers, curated by Mark Dion
9 Jan 2010 - 6 Feb 2010
Highly recommended shows! I especially like Mark Dion's Travels of William Dartram show. Imagine visiting a natural historian's house & go through all of his drawers!!! The Jeffrey Vallance's show is also a lot of fun. He collected random stuffs that has personal meaning to him. The objects are accompanied by his personal stories, some of them are rather interesting, FBI involved.
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
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Project Space: Mark Dion-Travels of William Bartram - Reconsidered
Gallery 2: Strange Travelers, curated by Mark Dion
9 Jan 2010 - 6 Feb 2010
Highly recommended shows! I especially like Mark Dion's Travels of William Dartram show. Imagine visiting a natural historian's house & go through all of his drawers!!! The Jeffrey Vallance's show is also a lot of fun. He collected random stuffs that has personal meaning to him. The objects are accompanied by his personal stories, some of them are rather interesting, FBI involved.
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
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