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Sun Jun
23
DAMION SILVER and SCOTTY ALBRECHT
Presented by Colab Projects
Colab is pleased to present "Wood and Pulp," a two person exhibition by Damion Silver and Scotty Albrecht. "Wood and Pulp" features new bodies of artwork, including collage, assemblages, and works on paper. The artists' works share an intricate use of found objects and carefully wrought wood and paper.
Silver and Albrecht both have backgrounds rooted in design as well as influences and techniques derived from traditions of crafting by hand. While there are strong commonalities in the artists' processes, "Wood and Pulp" demonstrates distinct approaches in their use of material and the resulting forms.
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7
Tue Jul
9
JUNE 7 - JULY 9, 2013 Exhibition
Presented by Amsterdam Whitney Gallery
JUNE 7 – JULY 9, 2013 Exhibition
AMSTERDAM WHITNEY GALLERY, 511 West 25th Street, Chelsea, New
York City, is proud to showcase in its JUNE 7 – JULY 9
Exhibition and special “Mid-Summer Night’s Dream” Fête on
Thursday, June 13 leading Contemporary Master Artists whose
mesmerizing work explores the abstract, figurative and natural
worlds, exalting the magical realm of the aesthetic through
brilliant coloration and dazzling form. This exhibition offers a
visual bouquet to delight the senses of both art acquisitiors
and art aficionados, entrancing the apex of excellence while
offering a fantastical international perspective to the
representational and non-representational realm through dazzling
artistic interpretations of the world.
Artists Exhibiting Include:
“REVERIES to MOONLIGHT & STARLIGHT”
DIANE HOLLAND
BREGJE HORSTEN
LINDA MORALES
“ENCHANTED KINGDOMS”
ANYA AKHTAR
ZOË ANN FISCHER
ANN GORES
“HEAVEN On EARTH”
RUDOLPH MASON
H. LLOYD WESTON
ANNE PRICE YATES
“PRISMATIC DREAMSCAPES”
MARIANA ACUÑA
ISA D'ARLEANS
MAL LUBER
PAUL McKAY
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25
Laurel Nakadate
Presented by Leslie Tonkonow Artworks & Projects
The photographs in Laurel Nakadate's newest series depict strangers and distant relatives located by the artist through open casting calls and online DNA-testing sites. The moment of initial encounter with each subject is recorded in remote locations against the backdrop of nightfall. Nakadate began the series in 2011 under a desert sky in Arizona and has continued in locations throughout the United States and Europe.
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25
Edo Pop: The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints
Presented by Japan Society Gallery
Japan Society Gallery explores the continuing generative power of Japanese popular culture in this exhibition, juxtaposing contemporary works of art with over 100 historic ukiyo-e woodblock prints drawn from one of the world's great collections of "pictures of the floating world" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA). The exhibit will showcase approximately 30 works by ten international artists who either draw inspiration from the ukiyo-e artists' style, technique, or engagement in popular culture.
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Arts, Museums
25
On Time / Grand Central at 100
Presented by Grand Central Terminal - New York Transit Museum Gallery Annex and Store
Grand Central Terminal, one of the nation's great architectural treasures, has been the site of the beginning and ending of countless journeys for millions of travelers over the past century. Instantly recognizable the world over as a great temple of transportation, the heart of the landmark centers upon the main concourse with its grand vaulted celestial canopy and famous four-sided clock, a beloved meeting place for generations. To celebrate Grand Central's 100th birthday, MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design will present an exhibition, featuring the work of more than a dozen contemporary artists. The artists in this exhibit capture and reimagine these moments, and connect them with the present. This is an exhibition about Time - and about the people who move and live through it, who are connected to the past and future through their experience in this iconic, romantic place. Artworks by Jim Campbell, Penelope Umbrico, Lothar Osterburg, Patrick Jacobs, Paloma Munoz and Walter Martin, Paul Himmel, Olive Ayhens, London Squared Productions, Pop Chart Lab and many more will be on view.
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25
Painterly Pasted Pictures
Presented by FreedmanArt
This show features collages on loan from important private collections, with a concentration on works by the artists of the Abstract Expressionist generation as well as several artists of the broader successive movements. TThe exhibition will feature rare collages by Willem de Kooning, Helen Frankenthaler, Ellsworth Kelly, Franz Kline, Al Leslie, Robert Motherwell, Ann Ryan, Kurt Schwitters, Frank Stella, Jack Youngerman, and others.
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26
Edo Pop: The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints
Presented by Japan Society Gallery
Japan Society Gallery explores the continuing generative power of Japanese popular culture in this exhibition, juxtaposing contemporary works of art with over 100 historic ukiyo-e woodblock prints drawn from one of the world's great collections of "pictures of the floating world" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA). The exhibit will showcase approximately 30 works by ten international artists who either draw inspiration from the ukiyo-e artists' style, technique, or engagement in popular culture.
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Arts, Museums
26
On Time / Grand Central at 100
Presented by Grand Central Terminal - New York Transit Museum Gallery Annex and Store
Grand Central Terminal, one of the nation's great architectural treasures, has been the site of the beginning and ending of countless journeys for millions of travelers over the past century. Instantly recognizable the world over as a great temple of transportation, the heart of the landmark centers upon the main concourse with its grand vaulted celestial canopy and famous four-sided clock, a beloved meeting place for generations. To celebrate Grand Central's 100th birthday, MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design will present an exhibition, featuring the work of more than a dozen contemporary artists. The artists in this exhibit capture and reimagine these moments, and connect them with the present. This is an exhibition about Time - and about the people who move and live through it, who are connected to the past and future through their experience in this iconic, romantic place. Artworks by Jim Campbell, Penelope Umbrico, Lothar Osterburg, Patrick Jacobs, Paloma Munoz and Walter Martin, Paul Himmel, Olive Ayhens, London Squared Productions, Pop Chart Lab and many more will be on view.
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27
On Time / Grand Central at 100
Presented by Grand Central Terminal - New York Transit Museum Gallery Annex and Store
Grand Central Terminal, one of the nation's great architectural treasures, has been the site of the beginning and ending of countless journeys for millions of travelers over the past century. Instantly recognizable the world over as a great temple of transportation, the heart of the landmark centers upon the main concourse with its grand vaulted celestial canopy and famous four-sided clock, a beloved meeting place for generations. To celebrate Grand Central's 100th birthday, MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design will present an exhibition, featuring the work of more than a dozen contemporary artists. The artists in this exhibit capture and reimagine these moments, and connect them with the present. This is an exhibition about Time - and about the people who move and live through it, who are connected to the past and future through their experience in this iconic, romantic place. Artworks by Jim Campbell, Penelope Umbrico, Lothar Osterburg, Patrick Jacobs, Paloma Munoz and Walter Martin, Paul Himmel, Olive Ayhens, London Squared Productions, Pop Chart Lab and many more will be on view.
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28
Laurel Nakadate
Presented by Leslie Tonkonow Artworks & Projects
The photographs in Laurel Nakadate's newest series depict strangers and distant relatives located by the artist through open casting calls and online DNA-testing sites. The moment of initial encounter with each subject is recorded in remote locations against the backdrop of nightfall. Nakadate began the series in 2011 under a desert sky in Arizona and has continued in locations throughout the United States and Europe.
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City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
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The Brooklyn Bureau launch as part of Social Media Week 2012.Tackling Poverty
The Tackling Poverty Series at Galapagos Art Space in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn.Tackling Poverty (Manhattan)
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