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The best show by far during my visit to Los Angeles was The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, the first solo show of Hugh Scott-Douglas’s work in Los Angeles and his first show at Blum & Poe. The work in the exhibition is inspired by the 1920 silent film of the same name. The installation takes [...]
What a treat to have a photography exhibition up for my bimonthly art networking breakfast! Christie’s Chicago office generously hosted and we were lucky enough to hear about the collection of over 70 photographs from 1900-1925 that will be on sale at Christie’s New York on April 4, 2013. Key works from the collection are [...]
Ah, my city, New York….
There is a not to be missed Daniel Buren show at both Bortolami and Petzel galleries. “Electricity Fabric Paint Paper Vinyl…Works In Situ & Situated Works from 1968 to 2013 (Dedicated to Michael Asher)” includes new works as well as historical in situ works from 1968. Buren always uses contrasting stripes [...]
On that same trip to Denver I was graciously invited to attend a viewing of the current exhibition at the Dikeuo Collection, a collection I had never heard of before. Situated in downtown Denver, the Dikeuo was started by the artist Devin Dikeuo and her brother in 1998. She started Zing Magazine three years earlier [...]
At MoMA PS1 there is a great small show curated by Assistant Curator Chris Lew. Called “New Pictures of Common Objects,” it looks at the nature of images today. The artists in the show work in a range of media including sculpture, video, photography, and installation. The press release explains it much better than I [...]
New Photography 2012
This exhibition showcases five artists: Michele Abeles, Birdhead, Anne Collier, Zoe Crosher and Shirana Shahbazi. These artists were selected because they all examine and expand the definition of photography and challenge the assumption that it is a representative medium. They explore the process of picture making, and exploit the proliferation of images in [...]
Well, eleven years later and the insanity just seems to continue. Spending six days down there makes me wonder, is it about the art anymore?
I would be lying if I didn’t admit that I was overwhelmed. But I am charged with writing about the art and sharing the experience for those who could not or [...]
I have begun to rely on and expect that one of the best exhibitions I will see in Miami is at the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation during their annual brunch. Unfortunately, by the time we arrived the food had been manhandled but the art did not disappoint.
Unsaid/Spoken, curated by Jose Roca and Moacir dos Anjos, [...]
Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos at the New Museum
This unique and fascinating exhibition presents an imaginary universe in which Trockel’s work from the past 30 years si juxtaposed with paintings and artifacts from different eras and cultures that map her interests. Born in 1952, The artist is best known for her knot paintings but has also [...]