“They say two glasses a day is good for your heart.”
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Monthly Archive for May, 2008
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Detail of Monteavaro’s wall-sized installation of drawings and paintings. (Photos by C-M.)
Photos from Beatriz Monteavaro’s solo exhibit, We are all in the gutter…, at the Fredric Snitzer Gallery in Miami. The show runs through June 2nd.
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Painting on found skate decks.
Photos from Tropical Storm, Sofia Maldonado‘s solo show at Magnan Emrich in Manhattan, a site-specific installation with paintings on skateboards that also included a small ramp. (The show is evocative of L.A. artist Buff Monster.) The show runs through June 21st.
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’59 Edsel, 2008. Oil on canvas by Cheryl Kelley. (Photo courtesy of Lyons Wier Ortt.)
- In NYC: Cheryl Kelley, Chrome, at Lyons Wier Ortt, opens today.
- In NYC: Kerry James Marshall at Jack Shainman, opens today.
- In NYC: Richard Ross, Architecture of Authority, at the Aperture Foundation, opens today.
- In NYC: Dario Escobar, Play-offs, at Josee Bienvenu, opens today
- In Katonah, N.Y.: Here’s the Thing: The Single-Object Still Life at the Katonah Museum of Art.
- In S.F.: The Free Billboard project, going up Monday.
- In Denver: Beautiful Losers at The Filmlot, tonight at 7 p.m.
- In London: Street art exhibit and walking tour at the Tate, opens Friday.
- In the Netherlands: Streetvision, a three-day street art festival in Breda, begins tomorrow.
- On the web: You’ve got two more days to “curate” the Brooklyn Museum’s crowd-curated photo exhibit, Click.
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Contaminated canal in Sadr City, Iraq, by photographer Russell Klika, at Reform Gallery in L.A. (Image courtesy of Dane Jensen.)
- In L.A.: Eye of the Storm: War Through the Lens of American Combat Photographers at Reform Gallery, opens Saturday.
- In L.A.: Pez, The London Police and Flying Fortress at Black Maria, through May 28th.
- In Costa Mesa, Calif.: Danyol, At the Seams, at Box Gallery, opens Saturday.
- In Seattle: Dario Robleto at the Frye, through September 1st.
- In Tacoma: Chuck Close at the Tacoma Art Museum, through June 15th.
- In NYC: David Ellis at Roebling Hall, opens Thursday.
- In NYC: Who’s Afraid of Jasper Johns at Tony Shafrazi in Chelsea.
- In NYC: Rhizome Commission presentations, with Steve Lambert (of Add-Art.org) and Evan Roth (of Graffiti Research Lab) at the New Museum, this Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
- In London: Blood on Paper, an exhibit on books and art, at the V&A.
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Donna Karan in a shirt by A. Charles, earning a “Worst of the Week” nomination in this week’s Star Magazine.
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From the perceived debris of the universe, we are still yet unable to reach the castle of nirvana, 2008.
An intrepid L.A. reader sent us a few stealth flicks of Takashi Murakami’s exhibit of new paintings over at Blum & Poe in Culver City. If you’re in the area, check it out (it’s up through June 14th). Looks like a good show!
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