by ArtJetSet
A part of the 57th Street gallery night, Eric Aho opened a solo show at DC Moore Gallery. The space was thematically divided, on one side large paintings of ice floats and baren winter landscapes, and on the other fierce blazing paintings of California wild fires. Especially liked the swimming pools, some kind of tranquility of calming ice blue within a chaotic blazing landscape.
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The 2009 turner prize exhibition opened at the Tate Britain today.The controversial candidates for the annual competition of contemporary art that is sinonymous with controversy that regularly triggers the debate about what is art and what is not. The winner of the prize gets a fat cheque for £25 000, winner is announced Dec 7. Richard Wright has adorned the far wall of a room with symmetrical, intricate gold-leaf patterns…. he is currently holding the outsider odds, I personally think […]
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The Lever House building at 54th + Park Ave is a brilliant example of corporate art in the public sphere. With Tom Sachs Hello Kitty sculptures out doors, the lastest exhibition, a black and white ceiling to floor Barbara Kruger installation titled Between Being Born and Dying. As high as 17 feet tall, Kruger uses striking Helvetica type to cover the entirty of the floors windows and walls, interior and exterior of the Lever Building. Curated by Richard Marshall, the […]
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national arts journalism summit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdgLay2xXRc&feature=PlayList&p=1E45E13EF8230749&index=0&playnext=1
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