(NAMoC) Comparison (a.)
Our first visit to NAMoC was to see the 90 year anniversary show of The (communist) Party. It was more of an homage than a historical/curatorial overview. Some of the paintings were newly crafted to represent events in the style that was popular around the date of which the event occurred. Obviously there were some really interesting
~~THIS THURSDAY – TOMORROW~~ Time Thursday, June 30 · 8:00pm – 11:00pm Location Matt’s Place – Rooftop/Balcony Space 165 Havemeyer St. #2c Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY CURATED by bonniekate HOSTED by Matt Miller The Acts: 10p – Natty Green performing w/ Pony of Good Tidings myspace.com/ponyofgoodtidings myspace.com/primaryrecords 9:30 – Sarah Painter – Actress sarahpainter.com 915 –
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“I think it’s important to spend as much on books as on plane tickets,” –Massimiliano Gioni, head curator at the New Museum
Remember our earlier discussion on [THIS]? Well… here is the latest [news on Serrano’s controversial work]. Snipit: “I was surprised by the hatred that it caused.” -Serrano 34 “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. 35 By this everyone will know that
“Platonic Conception”, a brief introductory on three contemporary views of mimesis, will be hosted by Silvis Studio, an alternative space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, containing the works of Bonnie K. Mancini, Daniel Morgan Bengston, and Sam McCune. Please join them at 338 Berry Street, 2nd Floor (between South 5th & South 4th), on April 7, 2011
“Platonic Conception”Silvis StudioApril 7th, 6-8pm opening
With an eye-catching start to the walk-through at Peir 94/92 – I raised an eye brow at more than one gallery’s choice on how to use their exhibition space. However, here are some highlights I thought I would throw out there for those of you who might have rushed through like me (and missed out
Forger’s OrderLi Ran2010 Meulensteen is proud to announce a group show featuring abold new generation of Chinese artists whose perspectives differ markedly from theiracclaimed predecessors. These emerging artists are creating work informed by China’srapid transformation in a language that addresses the world at large. Curated by JamesElaine, past curator of the Hammer Museum in Los
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