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The Object Is Freedom at Blackston Gallery

By Matthew Hassell The weight of art history bears down on few artists more inflexibly than in the case of the draftsman. One measure used to alleviate this constant pressure lies in the attempted dissolution of standard art historical categories. Is it a drawing? Is it a painting? Does it belong to the realm of […]

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Terry Check & Bill Lowe on “Thorton Dial: Daybreak”

“Daybreak,” an exhibition of new works by artistic genius Thornton Dial, opened February 8, 2013 at the Bill Lowe Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia.  Following a successful tour of “Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial” at several museums and a current exhibition at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Dials’s new work reiterates his […]

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Gabriela Culic

The concept that underlies my paintings is related to the border between past and present. The gesture is essential. My approach creates a bridge over the gap between conceptual and gestural painting. If I should define the present, I would rather focus on its nonappearance. The present is the very negation of time, an abstract […]

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Frances Sniffen

My work is conceived as an idea. I render the idea as an artistic tangible form.  My first step is to select a medium and format that best expresses it. Occasionally, I do research and time consuming experimentation before I proceed with a project.  All of my work is intuitive and abstract. local-artists.org

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Regina Miele

My artwork is rendered using traditional materials and techniques and visualizes landscapes and cityscapes on the cusp of change, either through gentrification and environmental changes.  They are all, in a sense, autobiographical.  Visualizations which are omnipresent in my day to day life and travels. reginamiele.com

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A Slow Immersion at ESP

  WINNIE TRUONG, A Slow Immersion ESP1086 ½ Queen Street West | Toronto, ON February 28th – March 31st, 2013 erinstumpprojects.com

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Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos 


  Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos 13 February – 7 April 2013Serpentine GalleryKensington GardensLondon W2 3XA serpentinegallery.org

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Cinematic Moments at the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art

Beginning from Miller’s text, the exhibition breaks down the structure and production of cinema into stages that are normally obscured. An exploration of the workings of a preexisting form of production, Cinematic Moments also asks what type of knowledge an exhibition is capable of producing. Cinematic Moments is constructed as an architecture that invites the […]

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The Fridge Art Fair

  The Fridge Art FairMay 9-12 2013Vip Party May 8 2013 This is a first time event sponsored by the co-founders of Theorize New York (TNY) Eric Ginsburg and Edgar Garcia. Fridge Art Fair will take place at 128 Rivington St., NY, NY 10002 on New Yorks Lower East side. fridgeartfair.com

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Scope Fair 2013: This Year’s New Talent

We caught up with Scope to find out who to watch this year. Scope has it’s pulse on the emerging market and this year they will feature 55 international galleries alongside 20 Breeder Program galleries. Here are five names you’ll wanna look for: SIT, Amy M. Ho, Ursla Burke, Shiro Masuyama and Eddie Villanueva.   […]

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