Matthew Lusk - like
Without Walls, at Museum 52 - more than fifty artists on two floors; the artists were instructed only that the walls were not to be used, and given approximate dimensions. The dimensions and layout sort of remind me of Keith Tyson's Large Field Array (which reminded me of Martin Kippenberger's The Happy End of Franz Kafka's Amerika)... and also the first version of the nearby New Museum's Unmonumental, with the bare walls.
Nathan Carter - little David Smith dreamcatcher thing....
So much personality in the work in this show....
David Altmejd - a Gremlin thing.
David Altmejd - looks so fluffy and light on the floor.... you need to study it close to see it's made up of casts of open mouths and ears... creepy magic.
i see a howling wolf shadow
can you see it?
Ryan Johnson - his Guild & Greyshkul show looked good.
Anya Keilar - liked her work at Daniel Reich last year... I guess she is not with him anymore, she's got a show coming up at Museum 52.
Damn I just can't get enough of David Altmejd.
ReplyDeleteCreepy magic, yes. He pulls it off, doesn't he? He is somehow able to make these sweet/grotesque things without relying on shock value. There's something boyishly exuberant about him and his work, right? It's a relief.
ReplyDeleteI like that "little David Smith Dreamcatcher thing" too.
What Nomi said about David Altmejd.
ReplyDeleteI like the Matthew Lusk piece too.
great post,am just trying to make some xmas sculptures
ReplyDeletelooks like Nathan Carter
ReplyDeletehey ivin i think you're right, i'll add it, thanks.
ReplyDeletei saw the review in the new art in america today for nathan carter's casey kaplan show earlier this year... wish i had seen the show.
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