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Keith Haring’s vision is fundamental to 80’s nostalgia. His comic book characters are universally recognized, and with his first retrospective of early works at the Brooklyn Museum the artist will continue to be acclaimed. Many can breeze through the show, enjoying the similarities to a schoolboy’s doodles. More ...
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As the contemporary art market moves creatively forward, tech-art is on the rise. Famed veteran artists Jenny Holzer and Jim Campbell are both sought after for their LED installations. Fairly unknown, but equally as impressive, are the works by Teddy Lo now on display at the Highline Loft’s group exhibition “Transmutation.&r...
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The renowned Chinese master of pyrotechnic spectacles will turn the roof of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s annex into a launch pad for whirling spaceships as part of a fireworks display to mark the opening of his first West Coast show next month. Rockets will shoot across a parking lot toward a crowd of onlookers. In an ...
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Social Network For Artists
(originally posted in VanityFairAgenda.com in December 2011)
Question: What happens when you mix two New York social butterflies, Lisa Anastos, and Zev Eisenberg, with the city’s robust community of artists and collectors?
Answer: The new social network and e-commerce site, ARThood.com. The duo created the s...
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WHO: BEEP/Elysium Gallery is seeking artists who work in the media of painting, whether in traditional format or testing new media in relation to painting.
WHAT: Using Utopia/Dystopia as a blueprint for a possible social reconstruction or representation; Beep/elysium gallery is seeking work that responds to this year’s theme of Throu...
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Dear Daily,
Art Basel Miami Beach was the wildest hurricane of 2011 from the whirlwind of art to the windstorm of parties! The 10th Anniversary of the grandest art celebration in the Unites States was even hotter than the Miami Heat. When the doors first opened for the VIP preview, the buying frenzy began, and with the stock m...
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Duchamp’s manufactured “readymade” urinals and shovels, Sol LeWitt’s written instructions for wall drawings, Joseph Kosuth’s blow-ups of dictionary texts -- these iconoclastic gambits can seem better suited to a seminar on epistemology or linguistics than to an art gallery. Who would want to live with th...
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Imagine the museum of the future.
You step inside your home tele-dec and settle into an armchair that self-adjusts to your comfort settings. “Computer,” you command, “load the National Gallery of Art.” The room brightens and you find yourself in the atrium of the great Washington institution.
In the air above the info...
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Washington, D.C. is not renowned for private collections of contemporary art. The likes of Eli Broad, François Pinault, Steve Cohen, and Dakis Joannou make their homes elsewhere. But there are high-quality and innovative collections in the U.S. capital, and I recently profiled the couple that put together one of them. Daniel a...
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“Guards of Time” relates to the idea that since the beginning of time mankind has had protectors, both for historic and mystical reasons. It seems that only man himself is a potential source of danger for his own existence. In his works of art Manfred Kielnhofer deals with the natural human desire for security. Thus his oeuvre ref...
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Solo show at Twelve 21 Gallery in Orlando, FL. Closing evening on Sept 15, 2011.
Show running from Aug 26 to Sept 23, 2011.
More pics here....
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Few weeks ago, I submitted my proposal for the Winter group exhibition at the Sculpture Center in NY.My work hasn't been selected for the show but I wanted to share anyway. Here u go!
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Budapest is not exactly a hotbed of contemporary art. Curators there tell me people simply aren’t interested. Mounting a survey of artists from across Europe to mark Hungary’s recent presidency of the E.U. seemed like a recipe for failure. The city's MFA rounded up big shots like Jaume Plensa, Magdalena Abakanowicz, and...
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Here’s the scene in front of the U.S. pavilion at the Venice Biennale: A sand-colored Armytank is flipped upside down with its turret on the ground. On top of its elevated undercarriage is a treadmill with an athlete dressed in red, white and blue and running in place, his action seeming to power the tank treads that roll with an ea...
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