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A still from The Silent Echo Chamber, by Harry Shearer. On view at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, through Jan. 16. Another Bouncing Ball offers a good pairing to this image. (Image courtesy of the Henry.)
- NYC: #TheSocialGraph, showcasing social media art, at Outpost, through Nov. 27.
- NYC: RE: Cycles, at Martinez Gallery, with SINER, CASE 2, RATe and many others, in Brooklyn, through Jan. 31.
- NYC: Dark Days, a group show, at Eyelevel BQE, through Jan. 2.
- NYC: Roxy Paine, Distillation, at James Cohan, through Dec. 11.
- NYC: Balenciaga: Spanish Master, at the Queen Sofia Spanish Insitute, through Feb. 19.
- NYC: Stieglitz, Steichen, Strand, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, through Apr. 10.
- Marfa, Tex.: Chinati at Sunset, this Friday at 5:30pm.
- L.A.: Josef Hoflehner, Sublime, at Stephen Cohen Gallery, through Dec. 30.
- L.A.: Obsidian Mirror-Travels: Refracting Ancient Mexican Art and Archeology, at the Getty Research Institute, through March 27.
- Indian Wells, Calif.: Karl Benjamin, Under the Influence, at Royale Projects, opens Saturday at 4pm.
- London: Carmen Herrera and Peter Joseph, at Lisson Gallery, opens today.
- London: Francesca Woodman, at Victoria Miro, through Jan. 22.
- London: High Society: Mind-Altering Drugs in History and Culture, at the Wellcome Collection, through Feb. 27.
- Berlin: Paul Branca, Couch Crash, at Golden Parachutes, opens tomorrow at 7pm.
Brad Downey spent two days working with professional conservator Magdalena Recova to uncover 15 years worth of graffiti that had been painted and repainted on a small section of a graff wall in Vienna. Think of it as graffiti history, played backwards.
Find more on Downey’s work here.
Jay Rosenblatt films are coming up at MoMA on Oct. 13. A preview above. See the Hitler clip from Human Remains.
Get the full story (along with an awesome video by Jenn Hsu) over at WNYC.
Thanks to Chris Henderson, of Moviehouse at 3rd Ward, for introducing me to this video.
Robert Rodriguez’s special Cinco de Mayo message to the state of Arizona. (Via The Rumpus, via Ain’t It Cool News.)
Update: Unfortunately, the video is gone. The blowhards at Twentieth Century Fox took it down for copyright violation. Boooooo.
I’m takin’ a break from the Digest and affiliated art B.S. The next coupla weeks are gonna be about getting in a little R&R and going on what promises to be a pretty badass roadtrip. Naturally, I’ll have updates of weird/cool stuff I see and eat. In the meantime, check out my new movie. I think it’s got Golden Globe written all over it.
See ya on the dark side.
xox,
C.
A video by Alexandre Arrechea on the NASDAQ building in Times Square, playing through March 8. (Photo by C-M.)