After an extensive break from writing the blog 2011 is shaping up rather well. 2010 Summer shows were a great surprise. Normally the Summer season is one of safe bets, standard gallery collections or small works exhibitions so jam packed you could go blind. Not so for 2010, a glorious Summer indeed.
The year of the Rabbit is here at last brimming with promise as the global economic situation still reels. Getting back into the swing of things this will be more of a short note, not a full post. That will begin again next week.
Pic for Chelsea Thursday night were Pat Steir at Cheim & Read and Herb Jackson at Claire Oliver gallery's.
Stay tuned more on these shows and openings next week.
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the heart and soul of the East Village, upcoming exhibitions, performances and readings
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Art in America June/July 2007 issue
Art in America June/July 07, article; Girls, Girls, Girls, by Carey Lovelace, pages 88-93, review with image pg 90, -- In A.I.R.'s 7th Biennal Exhibition---"Throughout the show, gender references, where they occurred, were oblique-innovative engagement with the female figure was gained through composition or materials rather than political or social critique. Dianne Bowen's horizontal wall piece Finnigan Begin Again ©(2006), one of the shows most effective works, featured brownish concentric swirls that brought to mind the rings of a tree or breasts or folding skin.Bits of guitar wire and seeds were applied to the surface and, in reference to life cycles and reproduction, small brown birds eggs were attached so that they seemed to float above the surface."
The exhibitionists project at "wish you were here" show, A.I.R. Gallery, NYC
night of the opening , exhibitionist artists included: Dianne Bowen, Brynna Tucker, Emily Bicht, Nikki Johnson, Robyn Desposito, Alexandra Jacoby, Jane Kratchovil, Jenny Walty, Christa Toole, Agni Zotis, Kathrine Dolgy, Barbara Monoian and Mor Erlich.
Photographic stickers from artist Valeria Cordero's project in the Asylum Exhibition at Whitebox Gallery, NYC, she handed them out to visitors to put up in different locations for her to find. This is a photograph of what I did with the stickers I was given. To see more of her work, check out her website in the "artists pages" below.
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