The Field is to the Sky, Only Backwards, studies the intersections of subjects such as economic and social relations, space and architecture, image, material, sound, movement, migration and mobility, the included artists transgress disciplines. They realize forms of research and modes of practice that are coded within disciplines but also inhabit temporary spaces between them. The artists disclose […]

For Life on Mars’ inaugural exhibition, work has been gathered from fourteen artists dealing with issues of scale – small and large works – extreme scale shifts. Some artists have been forced to make small works due to the rising cost of studios and the restrictions of storage, or simply because this particular scale just […]

Trí explores the differences and interconnections of 3 artists working in Ireland today. Tom Climent, Suzy O’Mullane and Marty Kelly are all highly respected figurative artists from Ireland. For the three artists their work emanates from the figure, whether they refer to the art historical markers or whether they use the figure to illustrate ideas, […]

This inaugural exhibition at BRIC House will act as a celebratory “housewarming” of the new gallery, as well as an exploration of notions of home from broad vantage points. The exhibition will feature the work of 12 Brooklyn-based artists who work in varied scale and with varied artistic media, exploring the idea of “home” as […]

The Fluctuations portfolio highlights artists working directly with printmaking processes, and also artists working with print concepts. The consideration of producing multiples, and the processes investigated in doing so, make Fluctuations both an exercise in coproduction and experimentation. With the help of our guest jurors Kyle Simon and Jon Irving, Fluctuations was curated to give […]

If you are the city this Thursday evening consider stopping by Marymount Manhattan College for the opening of the new exhibition, Self-Similarity in Math, Nature & Art at Marymount Manhattan College curated by Hallie Cohen and Sam Freeman. Featuring : Samwell Freeman, Susan Happersett, John Hiigli, Michelle Hinebrook, Caleb Nussear, Jascha Owens, Devin Powers, John Sims, Joan […]

Scotiabank Nuit Blanche 2013 – October 5 in Toronto Scotiabank Nuit Blanche is Toronto’s annual all-night celebration of contemporary art, produced by the City of Toronto in collaboration with Toronto’s arts community. The eighth edition of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche will take place Saturday, October 5 from 6:51 p.m. until sunrise. This year’s lineup includes 112 […]

Conceived in 2006, ((audience)) is an unprecedented project that explores the cinema as a 21st century concert hall. Currently, sound artists must “perform” what are essentially multi-track recordings, interpreting the playback of their compositions to account for technical and acoustic variations in different sites. ((audience)) bypasses this problem by considering the cinema-hall as a standard […]

Long Standing is Rachel Beach’s second solo exhibition at the Blackston Gallery, presenting a collection of new works exploring themes of balance and illusion. Featuring: Rachel Beach Long Standing September 8 – October 27, 2013 Blackston Gallery 29C Ludlow St, New York City blackstongallery.com

  Cynthia Daignault’s large format paintings utilize vast expanses of sinuous mark-making as fields within which to play with our notions of perception and light. Feauturing: Cynthia Daignault Which is the Sun and Which is the Shadow? September 8 – October 20, 2013 Lisa Cooley Gallery 107 Norfolk St, New York City lisa-cooley.com