Featuring: Lee Arnold, Michael Brennan, Ai Campbell,  Bill Carroll, Nicole Cohen, Dana Crossan, Jennifer Dwyer, Shingo Francis, Veronique Gambier, Joy Garnett, Daniel Hill, Loie Hollowell, Arlan Huang, Rhia Hurt, Will Hutnick, Rachel Kohn, Suzy Kopf, Natalie Lomeli, Allison Maletz, John F. Moore, Janet Pedersen, Simona Prives, Rachna Rajen, Judy Rifka, Jean Rim, Esther Ruiz, Mary Schiliro, Rachel Sharp,  Marcy Sperry, Vincent Stracquadanio,  Candice Strongwater,  Jannell Turner, James Vanderberg, Jia Wei,  Rachael Whitney, Jeanne Wilkinson, […]

As a repository of Dadaist ideas, the brilliant show at Blain/Di Donna, Dada and Surrealist Objects, represents what constitutes artistic re-interpretation. It brings back into focus the bankruptcy of contemporary artistic initiatives as nothing more than  shameless re-invention.  The “objects” in this elegantly-mounted show represent imaginative artifacts created between 1920 and 1969 (save for the […]

In Four Letters to Mahler, Schafer presents a room sized sculpture fabricated of aluminum struts that are host to an eight channel sound work. In this work, Schafer created a complex sonic work based on Schoenberg’s own language but existing more in a Cagean arena of voice that challenges the listener further with degrees of aural […]

Leah Oates: What is your family background.  Paul Bridgewater: My family is ‘Merican, ‘Merican, ‘Merican!…Here a long time! (Southern accent) English, French, Black, Italian, German, Mexican and probably a lot of other things…muts! LO: Did you always know you would be a gallerist? PB: Me and my friends were artists. They were clueless, so I […]

Featuring: Flavio Merlo, Jeanne Graff, Mai Thu Perret, Emanuel Rossetti, Tobias Madison, Emanuel Rossetti, Jeanne Graff, Kerstin Brätsch, Stefan Tcherepnin, Emanuel Rossetti, Gilles Furtwängler. Giant Ice Cream Cones Date: August 18 – October 18, 2013 1m3 Lausanne Switzerland galerie1m3.com

Matthew Hassell: Where do you find inspiration for your compositions? Are they organically evolving through your process, or are they sourced from the outside world somewhere? Claire Chesnier: My compositions proceed from the avoidance of the edges of the paper facing me. The shapes I create result from a physical relation with the support: its […]

Academia Militar, titled after the military academy of Rio, which is located at the base of the infamous and cinematic Sugarloaf, the title encapsulates the contradictory political history of Brazil and its system of power which is currently going through a moment of rapid development and change. Morris’ approach to producing work is iconic, systematic […]

Matthew Hassell: Outside of previous work, where do you find inspiration to begin a new sculpture? Rachel Beach: The works usually begin with something very elemental. I try to simplify—I think about a construction: how do you build something … a stack, a mark, a seam, an edge, the intersection of two things, a point […]

Ken Nintzel‘s You Are Here is a modular installation that recreates the constellations of the night sky in physical form, as they are depicted in celestial atlases, and suspends them overhead to create a life-size stellarium. You Are Here, Ken Nintzel September 17 – December 22, 2013 BAM Brooklyn bam.org

Featuring: Nathan Anspaugh, Nayari Castillo, Zhivago Duncan, J. Henry Fair, Richard Garet, Pepe López, Justin Maxon, Yucef Merhi, Juan Carlos Rodriguez and Daniel Shea. 5×5 Real Un Real November 7 – 30, 2013 Opening: November 7, 6 – 9pm One Art Space 23 Warren Street New York City vaearts.org