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Everyone Into The Pool – Wiley Norvell
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:29No�mie Lafrance trusts in fate. "I believe that things happen in the right time," says the 31 year-old choreographer, eyeing the ruins of Williamsburg?s McCarren Pool. Everyone Into The Pool Wiley Norvell Noemie Lafrance, Agora. Images courtesy of the artist. Noémie Lafrance trusts in fate. "I believe that things happen in the right time," says […]
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Head of the Class – Dana Tosici
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:27Erik Korhel is a self-taught painter who has never had to bend to please anyone?doing so would be the end of art for a stand-up gentleman like Korhel. Head of the Class Dana Tosici Courtesy of artist Erik Korhel is a self-taught painter who has never had to bend to please anyone–doing so would be […]
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Marnie Weber: From the Dust Room @ Luckman Gallery, Los Angeles, CA – Kim Bockus
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:23Marnie Weber and her assistants match up arms and legs with torsos and pull costumes from garment bags that spill over like over-stuffed pi?atas. Marnie Weber: From the Dust Room @ Luckman Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Kim Bockus Courtesy of artist Marnie Weber and her assistants match up arms and legs with torsos and pull […]
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Song of the Whale – Kate Hickey
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:20Whales have been the source of inspiration for Gulay Alpay?s works for over ten years. This December, Alpay will hold her New York debut exhibition at the Broadway Gallery, displaying what she describes as the transfer of the audio into visual. Song of the Whale Kate Hickey Gulay Alpay, Moonson. Courtesy of artist. Whales have […]
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Foundation at Gallery Boreas, Brooklyn – Shane McAdams
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:17Obscure catchall titles are the glue that holds most summer group shows together. By the season?s end, one gets the impression that the conceptual centers of curators? brains have grown weary and have opted to rely on their rhetorical powers to pick up the slack. Foundation at Gallery Boreas, Brooklyn Shane McAdams Mike Womack, Untitled […]
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Han Bing: Chinese Performance Art Engaging Life on the Margins – Maya K�vskaya
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:15In recent years, the Chinese State has positioned itself as a relatively more tolerant gatekeeper of public culture. Allowing the legitimate proliferation of contemporary art galleries and exhibitions, and protecting the 798 Art Factory space from being razed to make way for commercial real estate development by designating 798 as a cultural zone, this tolerance […]
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Silahtarag�a Art Powerhouse – Selma Stern
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:12In Istanbul, Turkey, an industrial building has opened its doors as a museum of contemporary art. Pinpointed at the Golden Horn, the new cultural oasis is placed where Turkey?s first thermoelectric power plant, Silahtara?a, halted its operations 20 years ago. Silahtarag�a Art Powerhouse Selma Stern Orhan Cem ?etin. Courtesy of gallery. In Istanbul, Turkey, an […]
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Dieter Roth: The National Gallery, Reykjavik Art Museum-Harbor House and Gallery 100 Degrees – Erin
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:08It definitely helps when the artist you are curating is your father. Knowing the subtle nuances of his character, strengths, secret weaknesses and idiosyncratic working style of a person greatly contributes to the ultimate communicative factor in which the exhibition installation reaches the audience. Dieter Roth: The National Gallery, Reykjavik Art Museum-Harbor House and Gallery […]
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Co-Conspirators: Artist and Collector: Chelsea Museum, NY – Barbara Rosenthal
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:04In discussing a group show, what is often of supreme interest is how the artists have interpreted whatever commonality caused the curator to hang them together, even if that thread had been unknown to them at the times of creation Co-Conspirators: Artist and Collector: Chelsea Museum, NY Barbara Rosenthal Miguel Barcelo, Donkey Soup. Courtesy of […]
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Chris Kremberg at Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin – Matthias Harder
Sunday, 2 July 2006 10:01Movement is at the core of Chris Kremberg?s photographic analyses, which seem to be visual scans for traces of information that ultimately cause bodies to disintegrate. Chris Kremberg at Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin Matthias Harder Courtesy of the artist Movement is at the core of Chris Kremberg’s photographic analyses, which seem to be visual scans […]
















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