Detail of a work by A.C.M. at the Outsider Art Fair, in NYC. See the NYT story here.
Click on images to see ‘em large. Money shots after the jump.
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Kcho, Cadena de reunificación familiar, at Marlborough Chelsea, through February 2nd, 2008.
Last month, I went to opening day at the Rubell Collection during Art Basel. It was a total zoo, and there was plenty of weird food on hand (which I photographed). I also photographed a million other things. And somehow I totally overlooked this photo, which I’m just re-discovering now. This was in the backyard, where the food was being served. Sitting around a tin of bacon, was a mound of latex gloves–one of which we turned into balloon art. It was not well received.
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The opening of Behind the Seen, at Ad Hoc Art in Brooklyn. The show is up through January 20th, 2008. Photo by F. Trainer.
Continue reading ‘Photos from “Behind the Seen” at Ad Hoc Art.’
Infinity
Going Out of Business
Garage Gallery
Opening Reception: Sat., Dec. 15th, 2007
7-10pm
291 8th Street, Ground Floor.
btw. 5th & 6th Aves
Park Slope, Brooklyn
NYC
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Behind the Seen.
Curated by Michael De Feo.
Ad Hoc Art Gallery
Opening Reception: Dec. 13th, 7-9pm.
49 Bogart St.
Brooklyn.
L to Morgan Ave.
718-366-2466.
Featuring: Aiko, Blek le Rat, Caleb Neelon, Dan Witz, Don Leicht, Elbow Toe, The Endless Love Crew (ELC), Ellis G., El Tono, Flying Fortress, G, Ian Stevenson, Jace, Jim Rizzi, Jean Faucheur, John Fekner, Judith Supine, Keith Haring, Lady Pink, L’Atlas, Lee Quinones, Leon Reid, Lister, Mark Jenkins, Martha Cooper, Maya Hayuk, Michael De Feo, Momo, Nuria, Peripheral Media Projects, Richard Hambleton, Ripo, Ron English, Shepard Fairey, She Kills He, Skewville, Swoon, Thundercut, Tofer.
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Unplate.
The Fountain Art Fair in Miami is open through Sunday, Dec. 10th, 2007, until 6pm. See more pix after the jump (and on my Flickr.)
“I’m really worried she’s just going to suffocate in that thing.”
Mahomi Kunikata dressed up as a Kuromu, one of her characters, during her opening at the Jack Tilton Gallery in NYC. (There’s video, too.) More photos after the jump.
Strike a pose: At the opening of Ashley Hope’s first solo exhibition at the Jack Tilton Gallery in NYC, Ripeness is All. More fotos after the jump.
Continue reading ‘Ripeness is All: Photos from the Ashley Hope Opening.’
A cautionary tale for studio artists everywhere: SHRED YOUR GARBAGE.
Last year, an enterprising member of NYC’s Endless Love Crew rescued a number of original photographic test prints by Anthony Goicolea from a garbage dumpster in Brooklyn. Various members of the crew, along with a few select friends, were invited to redecorate Goicolea’s work. (Click on the photo above to view a screen-size image of my craptastic foto.)
Walk Dis Way, an Endless Love Crew remix of one of the Goicolea photos, will be on view this Saturday, November 17th and Sunday, November 18th, 2007 at Pageant! A Holiday of Atrocities, a group show at Ad Nauseum Lyceum at Studio 717 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Goicolea’s gallerist will no doubt be thrilled.
What: Pageant! A Holiday of Atrocities
When: Sat. Nov. 17th, 2007, 7 – 10pm
Where: Ad Nauseum Lyceum, 717 Manhattan Ave. @ Norman, Ste. 2A. Brooklyn, NYC.
Participating artists: Adam Parker Smith * Brent Birnbaum * Danielle Durchslag * Christopher Rose * Amy Beecher * Abel Gutierrez * The Endless Love Crew + Friends (with Anthony Goicolea) * Jake Sharbach * Tara Parsons * Alyson Perry
Curated by: Ryan Frank, Deena Selinow + Rory Sheridan
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