Nicola Tyson, at Friedrich Petzel, through 11/5.
Rebecca Goyette and Bryan Zanisnik!
Nicola Tyson
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Nathan Dilworth
Nathan Dilworth, Look For Small Recorders, at F18.
LAST DAY 10/1.
Nathan
F18 guy.... someone tell me his name again please.
UPDATE: Tim Donovan!!
Nathan Dilworth
AS SEEN ON ART BLOG ART BLOG!
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Lisa Beck
Lisa Beck, at Feature.
Her installation is in the front lobby space... good show of 'NON-OBJECTIVE' work inside.
I saw some interesting recent images of her installations at Theodore Art and Lisa Ruyter's gallery in Germany or somewhere (both collaborations?), so it was cool to see this one for real.
UPDATE: i got fact checked... Lisa's gallery is in VIENNA. thanks!
Lisa Beck
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Magic Hand!
Magic Hand!, curated by Joshua Abelow, at Art Blog Art Blog. Last day is this Saturday 9/17.
(above l-r Ross Bleckner, Jonathan Allmaier, Cheryl Donegan)
Jonathan Allmaier Breakout Star
Ross Bleckner - the Ross B. paintings are older... from the early 80's if not earlier... he was already well-known at this point and these smaller pieces were done privately and never(?) exhibited.
Ross Bleckner
Jonathan Allmaier
Art Blog Art Blog!
- Art Blog Art Blog reviewed in The Brooklyn Rail.
- Nudashank at Art Blog Art Blog, on anaba 6/14/2011
- Abelow at James Fuentes, on anaba 2/1/2011
Joanne Greenbaum - she is showing her ceramics too!
Thursday, August 04, 2011
paintings
(this is the one that was pictured in the New Casualists article)
Martin Bromirski
i am in Istanbul until 9/7th... gonna leave these up for a while. sorry my blog got so boring!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Jon Elliott
Jon Elliott, Documenting the Space Between, 2010
Jon Elliott
The Approach, 2011 - many small canvases, some hazy landscapes and some monochromes... when i first saw this through the viewfinder it looked like a reverse flag.
but now i am thinking of arrangement in grey and black.
each painting on the wall is numbered...
figure with binoculars in landscape....
this and the first painting pictured are not part of the large arrangement, they are individual works.
studio audience
Friday, July 22, 2011
Leon Kossoff
Leon Kossoff, at Mitchell Innes and Nash
i'm way way behind with the stuff i wanted to blog, and am leaving for six weeks in istanbul on wednesday, so i'm gonna try to catch-up with as much as i can in the next few days.
Charlie Finch on Leon Kossoff
Franklin Einspruch on Leon Kossoff
Later in the day after seeing this show I was taking the elevator up to Nudashank's show at Art Blog Art Blog and started talking to a woman - who was carrying the Leon Kossof announcement - about what a great show it was... she said when she was younger she was a huge Kossoff fan... before we said goodbye I learned she was the artist Jess Fuller.
Saturday, July 09, 2011
Joyce Robins
Joyce Robins, at John Davis Gallery, Hudson NY, through 7/17.
watch - and listen to - this short video of an installation she did in the 90's... really good.
Joyce Robins
Harry Roseman. Nice to meet him after spending a lot of time on his website.
Joyce Robins and Harry Roseman show reviewed in The Brooklyn Rail, 2006.
shoes of art stars. many art stars at this opening.
qualities of a good scholar's rock - grotesque, corruscated, pockmarked, elaborated, over-elaborated, animated, awkward, top heavy, wrinkling (texture), moistness (tactile and glossy), resonance.
Richmond Scholar's Rock.
Joyce Robins, at John Davis Gallery, Hudson NY, through 7/17.
Monday, July 04, 2011
New Casualists
.
hey i did not 'officially' post this article yet -
Abstract Painting: The New Casualists, by Sharon Butler, in The Brooklyn Rail.... or read it on Sharon's site because there are some good comments.
AND she made a follow-up post responding to all the feedback she's received. Someone actually wrote a letter to The Brooklyn Rail complaining I was included (!)... haha wow.
Anyone interested in Sharon's article, or Raphael Rubinstein's 2009 Provisional Painting article, might enjoy reading this 2006 Vittorio Colaizzi review of a show I had in Richmond -
"Emptiness and lack become activist refusal. This is not mannered 'bad painting', but a genuine absence of professional finesse, a subversion of the handsome, assured, and reassuring qualities of today's more manageable abstract painting"
PS- I looked at PaintersNYC to see which artists mentioned in the New Casualist article had been discussed on PaintersNYC, and what was said.... love to go back and look at that blog.
11/07/2005 Lauren Luloff
4/22/2006 Rob Nadeau
8/15/2006 Martin Bromirski
12/12/2006 Chris Martin
01/03/2007 Rebecca Morris
03/28/2007 Jered Sprecher
05/01/2008 Thomas Nozkowski
hey i did not 'officially' post this article yet -
Abstract Painting: The New Casualists, by Sharon Butler, in The Brooklyn Rail.... or read it on Sharon's site because there are some good comments.
AND she made a follow-up post responding to all the feedback she's received. Someone actually wrote a letter to The Brooklyn Rail complaining I was included (!)... haha wow.
Anyone interested in Sharon's article, or Raphael Rubinstein's 2009 Provisional Painting article, might enjoy reading this 2006 Vittorio Colaizzi review of a show I had in Richmond -
"Emptiness and lack become activist refusal. This is not mannered 'bad painting', but a genuine absence of professional finesse, a subversion of the handsome, assured, and reassuring qualities of today's more manageable abstract painting"
PS- I looked at PaintersNYC to see which artists mentioned in the New Casualist article had been discussed on PaintersNYC, and what was said.... love to go back and look at that blog.
11/07/2005 Lauren Luloff
4/22/2006 Rob Nadeau
8/15/2006 Martin Bromirski
12/12/2006 Chris Martin
01/03/2007 Rebecca Morris
03/28/2007 Jered Sprecher
05/01/2008 Thomas Nozkowski
Friday, July 01, 2011
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