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NORA CHAVOOSHIAN: WOMEN’S WORK- SCULPTURE & TRAMA TEXTILES, MAYAN WOMEN WEAVERS COLLABORATION
Denise Bibro Fine Art, 529 West 20th Street, Chelsea, NYC, is pleased to announce Nora Chavooshian’s fourth major exhibition with the gallery. Chavooshian continues her life’s journey exploring her identity and universal truths through the lens of her Armenian heritage. What differentiates this exhibition from others is her focus on the work of women and their tenacious efforts to keep their cultural identity regardless of the atrocities that they have experienced. It is a repetitive damning part of history that…
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Opening Reception: Under One Roof
Reception for "Under One Roof", selected prints & editioned multiples by gallery artists that question the meaning of our relationship to interior environments and household objects. Works by John Baldessari, Jonathan Borofsky, Frank Gehry, Robert Gober, Philip Guston, Ann Hamilton, Jasper Johns, Edward & Nancy Kienholz, Roy Lichtenstein, Elizabeth Murray, Bruce Nauman, Ken Price, Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, Analia Saban, and Richard Tuttle.
Find out more » Share »Talk | New Old: Designing for our Future Selves
In Conversation: Jeremy Myerson, Helen Hamlyn Professor of Design Royal College of Art with Pattie Moore, designer, and author of "Disguised a True Story" February 7, 5 - 7 PM Room 213 adjacent to the gallery “New Old” curator Jeremy Myerson will discuss design for older adults with Pattie Moore. Moore has been engaged with issues of aging since 1979, when as a 26-year-old industrial designer working at the Raymond Loewy studio, she embarked on a daring piece of social…
Find out more » Share »Nasher Prize Michael Rakowitz Community BBQ
Join artist Michael Rakowitz, the 2020 Nasher Prize Laureate, as he cooks traditional Iraqi dishes and Texas BBQ at this lunchtime celebration, complete with live music and dancing. For over two decades, Rakowitz’s sculpture has considered his heritage as an American artist of Iraqi Jewish descent and has confronted the complex legacies of centuries of conflict in the Middle East. One way he does this is by fostering community through the shared experience of a meal with people of various…
Find out more » Share »Wardell Milan | Death, Wine, Revolt: Uneventful Days
David Nolan Gallery is delighted to announce Wardell Milan’s Death, Wine, Revolt: Uneventful Days, a pop-up exhibition at 2766 La Cienega Blvd., on view February 9 - 22, 2020. For his third solo exhibition with David Nolan Gallery, and the first in Los Angeles, Wardell Milan introduces a new body of work that explores the daily lives of white nationalists. In depicting their morning rituals, social gatherings and in their most intimate moments, Milan reveals the banality of hate. In…
Find out more » Share »Soundings: Travis Laplante
This Soundings season’s musician in residence is saxophonist, composer, qigong practitioner and Renaissance Man Travis Laplante, who divides his time between Brooklyn and southern Vermont. Laplante is an astonishing technician, extending possibilities of the tenor saxophone into new territories that encompass the avant-garde, contemporary jazz and classical, world music, and beyond, swirled into a transformative artistic experience. His mastery of circular breathing, multiphonics and harmonics is virtuosic, and he’s likely to produce dizzying torrents of sound—it’s music as primal therapy,…
Find out more » Share »Dan Hernandez : RESET
Early video game consoles were designed with a “RESET” button. This feature allowed the user to reboot the console’s software. While it was not the intent, the “reset” button on Hernandez’ Nintendo Entertainment System often got used as a release of frustration. The new narrative works in this series were influenced by various pictorial genres, including early Christian painting and illuminations, medieval maps, Islamic Art and Indian Miniatures. Two distinct philosophies were employed in the creation of the works –…
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NEW YORK – MILES McENERY GALLERY is pleased to announce a presentation of new paintings by Roy Dowell. The exhibition will open 20 February at 520 West 21st Street and remain on view through 28 March. A public opening reception will be held of the artist on Thursday 20 February from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated publication featuring an essay by Amy Gerstler. Roy Dowell possesses the unique ability to incorporate fragments of diverse textures,…
Find out more » Share »April Gornik
NEW YORK – MILES McENERY GALLERY is pleased to announce a presentation of new paintings by April Gornik. The exhibition will open 20 February at 525 West 22nd Street and remain on view through 28 March 2020. A public opening reception will be held for the artist on Thursday 20 February from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated publication featuring an essay by Alex Bacon. April Gornik’s paintings capture ephemeral natural phenomena rendered as luminous landscapes.…
Find out more » Share »Closing Artist Talks for January/February exhibitions
Hear our January/February exhibitors speak about their artwork, processes and more in an informal setting with an opportunity for questions at the end of each talk. Featuring Duane Cregger, Anna Freeman, Sean McClain, and Lou Haney.
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