Showing posts with label art openings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art openings. Show all posts

Friday, October 26, 2012

Vernissages | Bodyspace at Sean Kelly

On my way to the opening, a view of midtown skyline, from Tenth Avenue
Antony Gormley's three-dimensional steel work "Bodyspace" inaugurated the relocation of Sean Kelly new space, on Tenth Avenue.
Sean Kelly's new space occupies former Exit Art location; the historical not-for profit gallery sadlyclosed a few month earlier, following Jeanette Ingberman's passing in 2011. The last Exit Art exhibition was metaphorically titled "Every Exit Is an Entrance".

Sean Kelly's new space, formerly "Exit Art"
A quite different intention and scene in the new commercial gallery, representing many international art celebrities... My visual memories of the evening:




Monday, March 5, 2012

Events NYC | March 2

Sun Rises    @  06:29 EST
Sun Sets      @  17:47 EST

Solar Noon  @  12:08 EST



Vernissages
 
Tenth Avenue

 Chakaia Booker at David Krut Projects

 Heide Fasnacht "Loot" at Kent Fine Art



 It is not a construction site, but  Norbert Bisky "Stampede" at Leo Konig

Walk length: 10.6km

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Events NYC | March 1

Sun Rises    @  06:29 EST
Sun Sets      @  17:47 EST
Solar Noon  @  12:08 EST

Vernissages


 Alan Rath "Skinetics" @ Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery

 Al Held "Black and White 1967" @ Loretta Howard Gallery



 Strolling by "Family Business"

Alexandre Arrechea "Twisted Horizon" at Magnan Metz

A view from below the High Line

Other vernissages of the evening:


Bill Burns, George Kuchar @ Mulherin + Pollard, 187 Chrystie Street, 6-9pm 
Glynnis McDaris "In time and With Water" @ Blackston, 29 Ludlow Street, 6-8pm 
Max Gimblett "The Holy Grail" @ Gary Snyder Project Space, 529 West 20 Street,  6-8pm 
Ellen Berkenblit @ Anton Kern, 532 West 20 Street, 6-8pm 
Mary Mattingly "Flockhouse Pod" @ Eyebeam, 540 West 21 Street, 6-8pm 
Corinne Wasmuht @ Friedrich Petzel Gallery, 537 West 22 Street, 6-8pm 
"Accumulations" curated by Anna Harrah @ J. Cacciola Gallery, 537 West 23rd Street 6-8pm 
Mark Ruwedel "Records" @ Yossi Milo Gallery, 245 Tenth Avenue, 6-8pm

Sidney Pink "Welcome To The World" @ Bold Hype, 547 West 27 Street,  6-9pm
Erika Harrsch "Inverted Sky" curated by Sylvia Kim @ ArtGate Gallery, 520 West 27, 6-8pm
"SUPERFLEX: Bankrupt Banks" @ Peter Blum, 526 West 29 Street, 6-8pm
Todd James "King of the Wild Frontier" @ Gering & Lopez Gallery, 730 Fifth avenue, 6-8pm 

"At the Speed of Stone" curated by Anthony Huberman @ Marianne Boesky Gallery, 118 East 64 Street, 6-8pm


Occupy Wall Street, Worldwide

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Vernissages NYC | Chelsea, February 10

Geoffrey Farmer @ Casey Kaplan


Jason Meadows at Tanya Bonakdar


Liz Larner @ Tanya Bonakdar




Robert & Shana ParkeHarrison @ Jack Shainman

Friday, January 28, 2011

Vernissages NYC | Pierre Huyghe @ Marian Goodman Gallery




Marian Goodman Gallery presents "The Host and the Cloud" a solo exhibition by the French artist Pierre Huyghe.
The exhibition includes the film "The Host and the Cloud", the mask which appears in the film, three aquariums and an image from the artist’s descent into the Crystal Cave.

January 28 - March 12
24 West 57 Street

Vernissages NYC | Leon Ferrari @ Haunch of Venison




Haunch of Venison presents León Ferrari's first solo gallery exhibition in New York.
The Argentinian artist work was also shown at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in the 2009 exhibition "Tangled Alphabets: León Ferrari and Mira Schendel" in 2009. Haunch of Venison's exhibition features thirty works spanning the artist’s career from 1962 to 2010, including 10 wire sculptures and "written drawings".
January 28 -March 5
1230 Sixth Avenue

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Vernissages | NYC, September 13

A complete change of scene ---and mainly work--- tonight, at several galleries inthe West 57th Street and Upper East Side

Most memorable "Marking of Time" by the conceptual artist Hitoshi Nomura, dealing with processes and themes very close to my heart: time, light and documentation of sun and star light, capturing the ephemerality of time.

Also close to my heart, for the interventions on the landscape, another show titled "Marking" by Michael Heizer, mainly known for his earth works.



Hitoshu Nomura's "Marking of Time" @McCaffreyFineArts

Michael Heizer's "Marking" at Noira Haime



Frank Bowling at Spanierman Modern