Thursday, July 15, 2010
Inspired: Group Show at Steven Kasher Gallery
'Inspired'
Through August 13
Steven Kasher Gallery
521 West 23rd St.
New York, NY
The group show at Steven Kasher aptly titled 'Inspired', is a collection of contemporary photographs drawing inspiration from famous photographers such as Annie Lebovitz and Man Ray. The overall theme is one of rebellion and freedom, carefully curated by Beth DeWoody.
Steven Kasher Gallery
521 West 23rd St.
New York, NY
The group show at Steven Kasher aptly titled 'Inspired', is a collection of contemporary photographs drawing inspiration from famous photographers such as Annie Lebovitz and Man Ray. The overall theme is one of rebellion and freedom, carefully curated by Beth DeWoody.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Adam Krueger at Fuse Gallery
Adam Krueger
Through August 7, 2010
Fuse Gallery
93 2nd Avenue
New York, NY
"Hello, My Name Is Missy and I'm a Cutter" is a collection of works of sliced hyperrealist figures, Krueger presents a dialogue of desire, displacement and self-reflection. He extensively labors over each piece, and then fearlessly destroys the surface by cutting, collaging and discarding the pieces. These altered images allow the viewer to place their desires in the voids, giving the work a reinvigorated reading.
Fuse Gallery
93 2nd Avenue
New York, NY
"Hello, My Name Is Missy and I'm a Cutter" is a collection of works of sliced hyperrealist figures, Krueger presents a dialogue of desire, displacement and self-reflection. He extensively labors over each piece, and then fearlessly destroys the surface by cutting, collaging and discarding the pieces. These altered images allow the viewer to place their desires in the voids, giving the work a reinvigorated reading.
LUSH LIFE Whistle at Sue Scott Gallery
Through July 31, 2010
Sue Scott Gallery
1 Rivington Street
New York, NY
LUSH LIFE is an exhibition curated by Franklin Evans and Omar Lopez-Chahoud which takes place at nine Lower East Side (LES) galleries: Collette Blanchard Gallery, Eleven Rivington, Invisible-Exports, Lehmann Maupin, On Stellar Rays, Salon 94, Scaramouche, Sue Scott Gallery, and Y Gallery. The first chapter, Whistler is held at Sue Scott Gallery as one of nine chapters in a book. One artist was selected from each gallery to participate and then asked to recommend an artist not from one of the nine participating galleries (nine total recommendations). The curators then supplemented this base group of eighteen artists to complete nine exhibitions, ranging in size and drawing from a roster that includes: Alice O'Malley, Alisha Kerlin, Amy Longenecker-Brown, Carol Irving, Chakaia Booker, Christoph Draeger, Claudia Weber, Coco Fusco, Dana Frankfort, Dana Levy, Dani Leventhal, David Kramer, David Shapiro, Derrick Adams, Elisabeth Subrin, Erik Benson, Ezra Johnson, Gail Thacker, Gina Magid, Ishmael Randall Weeks, Jackie Gendel, Jackie Saccoccio, Jayson Keeling, Jessica Dickinson, Joanne Greenbaum, Jonathan VanDyke, Jose Lerma, Judi Werthein, Justen Ladda, Kai Schiemenz / Iris Fluegel, Karen Heagle, Karina Aguilera Skvirsky, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Leslie Hewitt, Manuel Acevedo, Mario Ybarra Jr., Matthew Weinstein, Melissa Gordon, Nanna Debois Buhl, Nicolas Di Genova, Nina Lola Bachhuber, Olivier Babin, Patrick Lee, Patty Chang, Paul Gabrielli, Paul Pagk, Paul Pfeiffer, Pedro Barbeito, Rashid Johnson, Robert Beck, Robert Lazzarini, Robert Melee, Robin Graubard, Rudy Shepherd, Scott Hug, Tim Davis, Tommy Hartung, Xaviera Simmons, Yashua Klos
Big Picture at Priska C. Juschka
Big Picture
Through August 6, 2010
Priska C. Juschka Fine Art
547 West 27th Street
New York, NY
Tom Sanford and Ryan Schneider (Schneider & Sanford) put together a shows that features large works (hence the name) from Kamrooz Aram, Colleen Asper, Paul Brainard, John Copeland, Holly Coulis, Justin Craun, Daniel Heidkamp, Wes Lang, Liz Markus, Eddie Martinez, Brian Montuori, Lisa Sanditz, Tom Sanford, Michael Williams, Jeremy Willis, Van Hanos, Aaron Johnson, Emily Noelle, Lambert, and Ryan Schneider.
547 West 27th Street
New York, NY
Tom Sanford and Ryan Schneider (Schneider & Sanford) put together a shows that features large works (hence the name) from Kamrooz Aram, Colleen Asper, Paul Brainard, John Copeland, Holly Coulis, Justin Craun, Daniel Heidkamp, Wes Lang, Liz Markus, Eddie Martinez, Brian Montuori, Lisa Sanditz, Tom Sanford, Michael Williams, Jeremy Willis, Van Hanos, Aaron Johnson, Emily Noelle, Lambert, and Ryan Schneider.
Four Projects at Haunch of Venison
Through August 8, 2010
Haunch of Venison
1230 Avenue of the Americas
New York NY
Four Projects, a group exhibition at Haunch of Venison features four separate projects by artists Doug Argue, Bill Fontana, Alexandra Grant, and Les Rogers. Each individual project is located in separate areas within the space in which the physical layout of the gallery lends itself to separate, self-contained installations.
Art Hamptons
Through July 12, 2010
Art Hamptons
Sayre Park
154 Snake Hollow Rd
Bridgehampton, NY 11932
Art Hamptons returns, now in its 3rd successful year. The art fair features post-war and contemporary art presented by a renowned lineup of international galleries and includes all mediums of art from paintings, works on paper and printed editions to photography, art glass, ceramics and sculpture. In conjunction with the fair, The First Annual Worldwide Art Collectors' Conference, will be led by Benjamin Genocchio –Editor-in-Chief and VP of Editorial at Art & Auction and former Art Critic for the New York Times.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Jakub Julian Ziolkowski at Hauser & Wirth
Through July 30, 2010
Hauser & Wirth
32 East 69th Street
New York NY
Jakub Julian Ziolkowski’s intriguing paintings offer a glimpse of morbidity and a heavy dose of erotica. Mutant species in contorted positions, gorging eyeballs, flailing sexual organs, dismembered limbs, and disparate landscapes are abound in his works, thus providing disturbingly surreal compositions for viewers.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Not Quite Open for Business at The Hole NYC
Through August 14, 2010
The Hole
104 greene street
New York, NY
Kathy Grayson and Meghan Coleman (former directors of Deitch) opened a new gallery whose first show, Not Quite Open for Business, features deliberately unfinished works from artists such as Rosson Crow, Todd James, and Barry McGee.
Group Exhibition at Perry Rubenstein
Through August 27, 2010
Shred is an exhibition curated by Carlo McCormick, Senior editor of Paper magazine that features collage-based works from a diverse group of artists including the collective FAILE, Shepard Fairey, Swoon, and Tessa Hughes-Freeland. Each work incorporates contrasting themes and schematics, assemblages in various mediums from works on paper to video installations.
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