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The Evryali Score at David Zwirner

June 29, 2010 by ArtJetSet

The Evryali Score on view at David Zwirner is curated by Olivia Shao, who also curated The Baghdad Batteries Rotating Gallery show at PS.1. Evryali Score is a dialogue responding to the works in the Baghdad Batteries, the press release a (love) letter to Klaus Biesenbach from David Zwirner, requesting the collaboration to reinstall Baghdad Batteries and then use the second gallery space as a point of departure to continue the dialogue. ArtJetSet favorites Nick Mauss (wall mural), Robert Breer […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: david zwirner, Joe Jones, Nick Mauss, Robert Breer

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Mike Weiss The Reflexive Self

June 28, 2010 by ArtJetSet

The current exhibition, The Reflexive Self at Mike Weiss Gallery features two of my favorite Canadian artists. Marc Séguin uses human ashes to create dark ephemeral portraits. Kim Dorland’s bright vivid forests of thickly layered painted canvases. The show as a whole is a bit incongruent, bringing together young artists working in a variety of media and themes.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Kim Dorland, Marc Séguin, Mike Weiss Gallery

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The Mass Ornament at Barbara Gladstone

June 23, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Curated by John Rasmussen, The Mass Ornament comes from a collection of essays by German writter Siegfried Kracauer, which discuss topics of arcades, film, photography and boredom.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Barbara Gladstone, John Rasmussen

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Anna Gaskell at Yvon Lambert

May 16, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Known for her eerie saturated colour portraits of Alice in Wonderland styled young girls, Anna Gaskell’s new show at Yvon Lambert show a strong maturation in a new direction. Monochrome photos of boys in winter landscape, with their heads and faces cropped or obscured, clothed in oversized suits creating a tense narrative of religious ritual and disaffection.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Anna Gaskell, Yvon Lambert New York

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TwentyFive at Luhring Augustine

May 12, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Luhring Augustine celebrates their 25th anniversary with an amazing show titled TWENTY FIVE. This group exhibition celebrates their history with a stellar show including works by: Nobuyoshi Araki, Larry Clark, George Condo, William Daniels, Günther Förg, Zarina Hashmi, Johannes Kahrs, Jon Kessler, Martin Kippenberger, Ragnar Kjartansson, Luisa Lambri, Glenn Ligon, Paul McCarthy, Yasumasa Morimura, Daido Moriyama, Reinhard Mucha, David Musgrave, Cady Noland, Ed Paschke, Jack Pierson, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Stephen Prina, Josh Smith, Joel Sternfeld, Tunga, Guido van der Werve, Rachel […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Albert Oehlen, Gregory Crewdson, Janet Cardiff, Luhring Augustine, Pipilotti Rist

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David Salle at Mary Boone

May 11, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Mary Boone Gallery is showing Some Pictures from the 80’s, a collection of works by David Salle.The 80’s was the height of Salle’s signature style, the works in this show embody and amazing collection of Salle’s best works.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: David Salle, Mary Boone Gallery

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Heather Rowe talks about Trouble Everyday at D’Amelio Terras

May 10, 2010 by ArtJetSet

One of the many New York Gallery Week events was artist Heather Rowe in conversation with Jacob Proctor, Associate Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art at the University of Michigan Museum of Art at D’Amelio Terras Gallery. Rowe inverts the construction of the interior space using materials in house construction like drywall, carpet sponge, laminate, and ornamental cornices. Rowe spoke about the structures calling to scaffolding, and the mirrors creating a disjuncture between the visual perception of the piece and […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea, Panel + Symposiums • Tags: D'Amelio Terras, Heather Rowe, Trouble Everyday

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James Welling at Zwirner

April 23, 2010 by ArtJetSet

James Welling’s Glass House is an exhibition exploring the iconic Glass House built in 1949 by Philip Johnson. Welling uses a variety of coloured filters between the lens and the subject to create this intensely saturated effect.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: James Welling, Zwirner

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Janet Cardiff at Luhring Augustine

April 14, 2010 by ArtJetSet

  Luhring Augustine present the 3rd solo show by Canadian duo Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller create immersive multimedia works, combining film sound space and quintessential element of sound. The result is a multisensory immersion into a complex and monotone narrative decorated by a whirlwind of lights and layers. Telephones hooked up to iPods with titles like We’re in some strange country, Wallet, I can’t remember (World turning), I was a blond man. The Carnie is a carousel that […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Janet Cardiff, Luhring Augustine

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Stefan Bruggemann Headlines & Last Line in the Movies at Yvon Lambert

March 2, 2010 by ArtJetSet

ArtJetSet has been a long time fan of Yvon Lambert, after the many Parisian afternoons spent in his gallery. Current show running in tandem with Joan Jonas Reading Dante III, is Stefan Bruggemann installation which covers the walls with mirrored panels. On the mirrors the artist has painted final dialogue of dramatic films. The text is brief, sharp, poignant and affectionate.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Stefan Bruggemann, Yvon Lambert

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Mike Nelson’s Quiver of Arrows

March 1, 2010 by ArtJetSet

The current installation at 303 Gallery is Mike Nelson’s Quiver of Arrows.Nelson conjoined four vintage mobile home trailers forming a dilapidated vacantly inhabited space. Walking through the interconnected spaces feels part somewhere between the Black Acid Co-Op at Deitch Project, is a collaborative project by Justin Lowe and Jonah Freeman and a vacant refugee housing of the future’s past. The title is gorgeously poetic.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: 303 Gallery, Mike Nelson, Quiver of Arrows

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Shaq Curates Size Matters at Flag Foundation

February 26, 2010 by ArtJetSet

A blockbuster show filled with bluechip artists like Don Bruown, Maurizio Cattelan, Chuck Close, Andreas Gusky, Brian Jungen, Anselm Kiefer, Jeff Koons, Inez van Lamsweerde, Ron Mueck, Cindy Sherman, Kehinde Wiley, Lisa Yuskavage, amongst others, Size Does Matters is a BIG show. Taking celebrity endorsements to a whole new playing field, Flag Art foundation has contracted basketball legend-come-rapper-actor-baseball player and now Curator in a show that negotiates size and scale. James Frey, the other heavy weight name, known for the […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea, Uncategorized

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Gary Simmons at Metro Pictures

February 19, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Gary Simmons uses a distinctive technique to create his large scale paintings. He creates the slate board haunting chalklines with a combination of pigments, oils and wax. His painting technique is a true reflections of the dark allure of Midnight Matinee, a series of large size paintings of haunted dive locations like hotels and diners. The theme borrowed from abandoned houses portrayed in popular horror films. One room was devoted to smaller paintings hung brilliantly in a black and white […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea, Uncategorized

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Liam Gillick at Casey Kaplan

February 17, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Discussion Bench Platforms + Everything Good Goes is an iconic exhibition representing the purest form of work by Liam Gillick. His installations often discuss the tension and relationship between the space, the viewer, and the implied behaviours of relations in said spaces. A combination of colourful benches and plexigass vitrines, mirrored with ironic woodcut prints.

Categories: New York - Chelsea, Uncategorized

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Banks Violette

February 15, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Banks Violette presents a gorgeous installation at Gladstone Gallery. A giant chandelier made of fluorescent lights and hanging wires is a a forward moving departure from his typical sculptural works made from found objects and salt. This massive lustre hangs close to the floor in dramatic contrast to the black wall installation of a shiny lacquered surface that seems to be crippling and melting from the intense light. The contrasts of black and white as well as the hollowness of […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea

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Olafur Eliasson at Tanya Bonadkar

February 12, 2010 by ArtJetSet

The vernissage for Olafur Eliasson’s Multiple Shadow House was charged with too many bodies, creating chaotic deep multicoloured shadows in this seemingly serene installation. The walls made from ghostly optitrans screens grounded together by the heavy old wooden floor that had a faint odour of summer house. As participants move through the space, their shadows are cast upon the walls by the multicoloured spotlights. Each wall casts and mirrors the activities in the next space with the multiple refraction of […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Olafur Eliasson, Tanya Bonadkar

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Diana Thater at Zwirner

February 11, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Diana Thater’s film projection “Between Science and Magic” at Zwirner is a short filmloop that combines various levels of optic discourse. The projected film of the theater, the two perspectives of the magicians, the optical illusion of the disappearing rabbit, are all very clever. What I liked the most about this piece is the sound of the cranking projectors, very impactful for engaging the dialogue of the past and present consumption of film, video, and performance.

Categories: New York - Chelsea

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Zhang Huan: Neither Coming Nor Going

January 19, 2010 by ArtJetSet

New works by Zhang Huan, on view at Pace Wildenstein‘s 22nd Street space, is a dramatic departure from his iconic work.Still heavily referencing his Chinese culture but moving away from the self reflective performative work we are so used to expecting from Huan.Rulai is a massive 5.5meter tall sculpture created with ash steel and wood. Skulls, bones, and unidentified remnants build up the layers of this pensive Buddah. Encircling Rulai are 3.5meter tall ink drawings made on handmade paper, featuring […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea

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Robert Longo at Metro Pictures

January 18, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Metro Pictures presents a dialogue between Robert Longo, John Miller, and David Maljkovic. Longo’s photos are actually preliminary photos used for Men in the Cities, his 1970’s series of drawings. Static and at once dynamic, these works speak to Maljkovic’s film projections.

Categories: New York - Chelsea

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Richard Misrach at PaceWildenstein

January 15, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Richard Misrach large scale inverted photographs present Nevada desert scenes and lush greenery as reversed ice tundra with his negative reversed colour negative technique.

Categories: New York - Chelsea

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Black Acid Co-Op at Deitch

August 9, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Black Acid Co-Op at Deitch Project, is a collaborative project by Justin Lowe and Jonah Freeman. Like vitrines of a Museum of Natural History, the labrynth of spaces contrast how mainstream, counter-culture and sub-culture groups are linked and embedded in a hybridized industrial and media based society. The burnt out meth lab, to a Chinatown market, a high society living room, to a shamanic labratory are all conected by gaping holes chiseled out of the walls and rickety stairwells. The […]

Categories: New York - SOHO • Tags: Black Acid Co-Op, Deitch Project, Jonah Freeman, Justin Lowe

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ART BAZAAR at Lyons Wier Gallery

July 28, 2009 by ArtJetSet

The Art Bazaar is an OPEN CALL to ANY artist who works in ANY medium (i.e painting, sculpture, photography, fiber, performance, conceptual, WHATEVER – so long as the work fits within the allotted space in the gallery)The artist that generates THE MOST REVENUE during the 7 weekend period will be awarded a solo exhibition at Lyons Wier Gallery in 2010. Doors open to artists at 8am on Saturday for admission & initial installation. Doors open at 10am-12pm on Sunday for […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Art Bazaar, Lyons Wier Gallery

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dash snow memorial

July 24, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Dash Snow, East Village Artistic Rebel, Dies July 13, 2009 Grafitti artist, polaroid photographer of the sex- and drug-fueled young bohemian circles in which he moved, recording his life and times in a style similar to that of his close friend Ryan McGinley and older artists like Nan Goldin and Larry Clark, was a forefather of the current trash Lower East Side art movement. Memorial is being held at Deitch Projects, where the artist’s friends and the public are invited […]

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: Dash Snow, Memorial

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West Queen West, the Gallery District

July 21, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Highlights from Toronto’s West Queen West, and burgeoning Ossington art district. Talia Shipman resin coated black and white photos interpreting Exodus: The Ten Plagues, James Olley and Brendan Flanagan both brilliant emerging artists that stay true to Jamie Angell’s program of encouraging Pop impasto painting with a pure Canadian/Group of Seven-esque soul at Angell Gallery . MKG127 presents COMMON WEALTH, 5 artists living in the United Kingdom exploring the relationship between word and image. I loved the audio piece by […]

Categories: Toronto • Tags: Angell Gallery, Brendan Flanagan, Giorgio Sadotti, James Olley, Jim Verburg, MKG127, Talia Shipman

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On the Pleasure of Hating: Love turns, with a little indulgence, to indifference or disgust; Hatred alone is Immortal at Lisa Cooley Gallery

July 12, 2009 by ArtJetSet

An insanely long but severly poignant title for the current show at Lisa Cooley Gallery- On the Pleasure of Hating: Love turns, with a little indulgence, to indifference or disgust; Hatred alone is Immortal. The title comes from an essay by English writer William Hazlitt, about antipathies and the unruly passions of men. To me the title and the show both feel like a ripened more profound teenage angst and highschool heartache. Dario Robleto’s Sinew of Purpose. Josh Faught’s Triage, […]

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: Dario Robleto, Josh Faught, Lisa Cooley Gallery

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Don’t Panic at Rental Gallery

July 12, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Rental Gallery is an atypical exhibition space that invites galleries to host shows in their Chinatown space. There is definatly an obvious program in selecting the collaborating galleries. The last exhibition was a solo show featuring Richard Kern, who is part photographer, part filmmaker, and infamously occasional pornographer. Current show Don’t Panic! I’m selling my collection, is an assemblage of super trendy, low grade works by blue-ish chip artists, from a variety of New York based collector’s private collections. The […]

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: Hope Atherton, Marilyn Minter, Rental Gallery

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Michael Jackson Pollock video by Marco Schmitt

July 11, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Invisible Exports presents a hilarious video program negotiating the consequence of television struggle between high and low culture. Curated by Mike Bouchet, the program consists of works by a roster of contemporary artists interwoven with segments and episodes swiped from digital cable. Throughout the show, the work will be continuously replenished with new videos and new content from network programs, a democratic gesture that raises questions about influence and audience, scope, depth, and quality in the narrative arts. As the […]

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: Invisible Exports, Marco Schmitt

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After Color at Bose Pacia

July 7, 2009 by ArtJetSet

After Color presented by Bose Pacia, curated by Amani Olu, a discussion on Black&White photography in the age of large scale massive colour imaging. Many of the photos seemed more like ephemeral graphite on paper rather than b&w photography, like Talia Chetrit’s Gradient Tool and Matthew Gamber’s Untitled Chalkboard. Very beautiful landscapes by Arthur Ou. I remember being surprised by these large photos at Hudson Franklin’s booth at 2008 NADA Miami Fair.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Amani Olu, Arthur Ou, Bose Pacia, Hudson Franklin, Matthew Gamber, Talia Chtrit

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We’re All Gonna Die at Sue Scott Gallery

June 28, 2009 by ArtJetSet

A vibrantly existentialist We’re All Gonna Die at Sue Scott Gallery, curated by Ron Keyson.This two part exhibition divides death into Comedy and Tragedy. Highlights of this show, Marlyin Minter (seems like every corner you turn in the LES these days has a Minter on it), and a hallucinogenic WallPaper by Fred Tomaselli. Markus Linnenbrick’s abstract painting titled DYINGDOESNOTMEETMYEXPECTATIONS/DEATHOFADISCODANCER and the somber frosty Anthony Conway Due North.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Anthony Conway, Fred Tomaselli, Marilyn Minter, Markus Linnenbrick, Sue Scott Gallery

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Katrin Sigurdardottir at two concurent shows Eleven Rivington and Greenberg Van Doren Gallery

June 16, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Katrin Sigurdardottir has two concurent solo shows which explore two polar aspects of her sculptural practice. At Greenberg Van Doren Sigurdardottir has constructed serene mountainous landscapes in portable boxes and shipping crates. Conversly at 11 Rivington we are confronted by a massive plywood box, the installation housing a guard tower opposed by a two-way mirror. The infinite reflection and distance of a closed interior. 11 Rivington also featured the inverted house chandelier at NADA Miami, a gorgeous piece that harmonizes […]

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: 11 Rivington, Greenberg van Doren, Katrin Sigurdardottir

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Dark and Dirty in the Lower East Side

June 1, 2009 by ArtJetSet

In dialgue with New Museum’s summer show Younger Than Jesus, there are some challenging shows in the Lower East Side. Oil Now by Theo Mercier at Envoy Enterprises presents an ironic sculptural installation of found objects, cut and pasted pornography, and racial non-sequitors. I did like the fresh grave that emminated soft muffled music titled Punk is not Dead. More death, multiples and irony at Terence Koh’s Asia Song Society (charming acronym ASS) Everything Must Out Going ASS is unique […]

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: Asia Song Society, Envoy Enterprise, Terence Koh, Theo Mercier

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Berlin, Art on Every Corner

May 29, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Berlin is a city filled with art and artists. The streets are clean and the graffiti is abundant. Tacheles – An abandoned department store that was taken over by artists it is a well known artist collective housing studios, bars, and gallery spaces. The building was bought by Fundus Group investment fund in the 90s, but to avoid conflict with the artists they leased the building back to the squatter-tenants for 10 years at $0.50 per year. The lease has […]

Categories: Berlin • Tags: Banksy, Christian Boltanski, Tacheles

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Jonathan Monk Inflated Deflated at Casey Kaplan

May 15, 2009 by ArtJetSet

The current show at Casey Kaplan I was anticipating a pop contrived show of Jeff Koons-esque work. Not only was I wrong, I was pleasantly surprised with an intimate and engaging exhibition of Jonathan Monk stainless steel sculptures of deflated rabbits paired with the hyperrealistic paintings of his art making process. Oil paintings titled Production Stills lend to a very intimate dialogue about how profoundly the artist is engaged with his body of work in creating this kind of mass […]

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Casey Kaplan, Jonathan Monk

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Yayoi Kusama at Gagosian

May 10, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Gagosian has two outstanding shows on at the moment. Picasso: Mosqueteros, a musuem quality presentation of Picasso paintings from the late years of 1963 – 1973. Yayoi Kusama, massive abstracted paintings of vibrant coloured tiny loops contrast with the installation Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity. Also called the Infinity Room, Kusama plays with relation of the viewer within these engaging optical environments.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Gagosian New York, Yayoi Kusama

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Banks Violette at Team Gallery

May 9, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Banks Violette show Not Yet Titled at Team Gallery showing drawings and one sculpture (cast motorcycle resin and salt). Violette calls his drawings “film cells from the world’s slowest movie.” Here is Banks Violette with supporters of all ages. ArtJetSet caught up with Agathe Snow who is just back from preparing a show in Paris Jeu de Paume and on her way to Toronto for a show at The Powerplant.

Categories: New York - SOHO • Tags: Agathe Snow, Banks Violette, Team Gallery

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Black & White Gallery presents Nostaligia for the Future paintings by Michael Van Den Besslaar

April 1, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Black & White Gallery presents Nostaligia for the Future paintings by Michael Van Den Besslaar The title of the show is poignient, the large sized oil on canvas paintings are stunning. The gallery is a gorgeous and very large space in the far far extreme edge of Chelsea. Originally Dutch, Van Den Besslaar lives and works in Paris, France, his paintings are architectural refrences of California and suburban Chicago.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Black and White Gallery Chelsea, Michael Van Den Besslaar

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Greene Contemporary Welcome to My Word

March 29, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Greene Contemporary show Welcome to My World, and interesting mix of artists, media, and themes. I love Andrew Junge, Pandora’s Box – a metal tool kit with neon hope. Very much enjoyed Shawn Pettersen, Disrupted Migrations; pummeling through a torn sky, 200,000 miles above the falling vishnu mountains, another failed docking mission, fabric sculpture.

Categories: New York - Lower East Side • Tags: Andrew Junge, Greene Contemporary, Shawn Pettersen

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Michael Raedecker at Andrea Rosen

March 26, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Michael Raedecker exhibition is titled Fix, on view at Andrea Rosen Gallery. These large paintings are accented with stitching and embroidery which give a nostalgic quality to an already airy imagery. Raedecker’s tablecloths and linens hanging on a drying line are so faint yet have such a heaviness of the drapery. Very beautiful.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Andrea Rosen, Michael Raedecker

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Tony Oursler at Metro Pictures

March 24, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Tony Oursler is a pioneer of New Media and video art. Metro Pictures presents a variety of new works, including this stunning Cigarette Forest, 6 foot tall columns upon which smoldering cigarette projections burn away. Other multimedia works in this show incuded issues on money (a giant talking five dollar bill), scratch lotto tickets, and gambling machines.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Metro Pictures, Tony Oursler

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Gordon Cheung at Jack Shainman

March 21, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Jack Shainman Gallery presents large paintings by London-based Gordon Cheung. These techno-coloured landscapes are stocklistings, acrylic gel and spray paint on sail cloth. Resulting in an amazing layered quality and depth. Cheung alliterates the dialogue between fantasy, history, and overlays that upon the stock list numbers elluding to the underlying tones of the current financial systems.

Categories: New York - Chelsea • Tags: Gordon Cheung, Jack Shainman

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