Posted by The G on June 11, 2013 under Artsy Fartsy | 
Photos by G. Various Artists.
Andy Kehoe – Luminous Reverie
New York! You only have a few days left to see a trio of cool exhibits at Jonathan Levine Gallery in Chelsea. First is Andy Kehoe’s “Luminous Reverie.”
Mario Mazzoni – Animanera
The 2nd of 3 exhibits simultaneous showing is “Animanera” by Mario Mazzoni.
Souther Salazar – Souvenirs
Finally, there is Souther Salazar’s exhibit “Souvenirs.”
These 3 exhibits run until June 15, 2013 at Jonathan Levine Gallery which is located at 529 West 20th Street, 9th Floor in Manhattan.
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Photos by G. Art by Richard Serra.
Richard Serra – Early Work’
If you’re a fan of Richard Serra, you will definitely want to take a trip to the West 20th Street location of David Zwirner before June 15, 2013 to catch an exhibit featuring many of Serra’s early works.
Richard Serra – Early Work
This exhibit covers the period of 1966 to 1972 and features photos, drawings and sculpture.
Richard Serra – Early Work (Partial Gallery View)
David Zwirner is located at 537 West 20th Street in Manhattan.
Richard Serra – Early Work
You can see “Early Work” by Richard Serra through June 15, 2013.
Posted by The G on June 10, 2013 under Artsy Fartsy |
Photos by G. Various Artists.
Robert Attanasio
New York! Head over to Jim Kempner Fine Art in New York to see “Critical Condition,” a group show featuring the work of Robert Attanasio, Gilf!, Bob Seng and Adam Taye. The works in this show are both humorous and thought provoking.
Gilf!
These two works from Gilf! are super cool because they are nice to look at but when you look a little closer, they have good messages that make you think. If you don’t click the photo to enlarge, I will tell you what each one says: “Don’t be blinded by your own reflection” and “Our lack of vision is short sided.” Pearls!
Bob Seng
“Critical Condition” curated by Robert Attanasio, will be up until July 13, 2013, so don’t miss it!
Gilf, Robert Attanasio
Jim Kempner Fine Art is located at 501 West 23rd Street.
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Photos of Liu Bolin’s photos by G.
Can you find Liu Bolin?
I love Liu Bolin’s art. He’s not afraid to get so immersed in his subjects that he literally disappears within his work. His latest exhibit “Mask” at Eli Klein Fine Art in New York shows Liu Bolin in many new scenes and at times, you will have to look very closely at the work to find the artist.
Where’s Liu?
You should click the picture to enlarge it and if you do, you’ll find Liu Bolin in a sea of cell phones!
Mask
On display at the gallery, they have an example of a scene that Liu Bolin will disappear into. Above, you can see a wall of cereal and a painted suit that has cereal boxes on it. It looks really cool in person, so don’t miss this exhibit!
TED Talks. Where’s Liu?
“Mask” by Liu Bolin is showing at Eli Klein Fine Art (located at 462 West Broadway) in Manhattan through July 21, 2013.
Posted by The G on June 8, 2013 under Artsy Fartsy |
Photos by G. Sculptures by Isamu Noguchi.
Noguchi Museum
If you are into sculptures, you should definitely take a trip to the Noguchi Museum in Queens. The museum is quite large and features an outside sculpture garden which is very lovely and peaceful to visit. In addition, the Noguchi Museum is conveniently located near the Socrates Sculpture Park.
Noguchi Museum
There are literally hundreds of sculptures housed inside and outside of the museum and the presentation of these works is really cool.
outdoor garden at Noguchi Museum
Admission is only $10 and the docents there are happy to answer any questions you might have about the art or the life of Isamu Noguchi.
Noguchi Museum
The Noguchi Museum is located at 9-01 33rd Road (at Vernon Boulevard) in Long Island City and is open Wednesday – Sunday. Check their website for more info.
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