Author Archives: jolanta
Swarm Gallery
Representing emerging California and international artists, Swarm Gallery strives to cultivate a space that connects both… Representing emerging California and international artists, Swarm Gallery strives to cultivate a space that connects both seasoned and novice collectors with artists working in a variety of media. The gallery is the latest addition to a growing number of […]
Pierogi 2000
Pierogi 2000 is an artist run gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn–an area now vital to the larger art community because of its concentration of exciting artists… Pierogi 2000 is an artist run gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn–an area now vital to the larger art community because of its concentration of exciting artists, as well as its […]
Ludlow 38
Ludlow 38, opened in January 2008, is a new satellite art space for innovative contemporary art of the uptown German cultural organization the Goethe-Institute. Ludlow 38, opened in January 2008, is a new satellite art space for innovative contemporary art of the uptown German cultural organization the Goethe-Institute. The Munich-based culture lab Kunstverein München is […]
Thrust Projects
THRUST represents a program of international artists, many of whom are exhibiting for the first time in New York and the US. THRUST represents a program of international artists, many of whom are exhibiting for the first time in New York and the US. Alongside the one-person exhibitions are group shows, thematic or specifically organized […]
Thrust Projects
THRUST represents a program of international artists, many of whom are exhibiting for the first time in New York and the US. THRUST represents a program of international artists, many of whom are exhibiting for the first time in New York and the US. Alongside the one-person exhibitions are group shows, thematic or specifically organized […]
“Wiggas” in Whiteface–-David Blandy’s Minstrel Show
Blandy’s film trilogy, The Way of the Barefoot Lone Pilgrim, presents popular culture as something Janus-faced – as both an offer of potential liberation, but simultaneously a solipsistic prison. In the films, Blandy plays the role of a questing, wandering monk – in the mold of David Carradine from ‘70s TV series Kung Fu – as he attempts […]
Best Regards from the Blind Spot at El Centro Cultural Montehermoso
The exhibition Best Regards from the Blind Spot is conceived as a rather specific insight into the representations of feminine subjectivity. It should be understood as an ironic intonation of a postcard sent from the place where these artists live: Serbia and Montenegro represents a certain “blind spot” of the art world. Jovana Stokic […]
Martha Rosler Library Vis-a-Vis The Danish Cartoons
As I walk through Chinatown toward the Martha Rosler Library at e-flux, three other things ride my mind and whisper in my ear: the growing Danish Cartoon situation in which art has initiated a worldwide face-off between liberty and tyranny; my 1988 videotape My Whole Wardrobe / All My Books which suggested that one’s collections […]
Test
What: Test, a new private non-for-profit contemporary art center–a 30,000 square foot industrial building for new exhibitions, new projects, new collaborations and a new contemporary art collection. In the summer of 2007, Portuguese artist Joao Simoes was invited to propose an idea for an industrial building, at LX factory creative cluster, in the heart […]
Frost & Reed Gallery
Frost & Reed exhibits contemporary art. Frost & Reed exhibits contemporary art. www.frostandreed.com
