Camminando | Sun Farm and Snow

Winter in the Hudson Highlands on route to the Taconics.

Sunrise Trellis with no Sun

Framing the View and Switching Fields

UrbanScapes | NYC, Another Snowstorm

Another opportunity to appreciate the season quiet and monochromatic beauty...

Vernissages | NYC, William Kentridge at MoMA

A survey of three decades of William Kentridge's work and opened yesterday at MoMA. The spectacular exhibition presented large scale multichannel film and video installations.

The South African artist works in a multitude of media including film, collage performance, books, prints and sculpture. His most recognizable work is animated films from charcoal drawings, which present socio-political themes ---totalitarianism, apartheid and colonialism--- in poetic and lyrical interpretations .

The exhibition included Journey to the Moon and maquettes of the Kentridge's production of the Mozart's opera Magic Flute.

Vernissages NYC | Chelsea February 19 | Size Does Matter

Size Does Matter opened tonight at the Flag Foundation. Extremely crowded, probably the main attracting factor was the "unusual" curator, basketball star Shaquille O'Neall.

Vernissages NYC | Chelsea, February 11

Olafur Eliasson at Tanya Bonadkar

Banks Violette at Barbara Gladstone

Thomas Ruff at David Zwirner

Mattia Bonetti at Paul Kasmin

Vernissages NYC | Chelsea February 4 | Jan Dibbets "New Horizons", Jan Gilbert "Sur La Ligne", "Not Singing Allowed", Sterling Ruby "2 Traps"

The most interesting openings of the evenings were about photography ---and its different contextual media and branching, from conceptual to installation based work: land and water images of Jan Dibbets, lost places in the memory journey and of Jan Gilbert and a powerful photographic documentation of Flamenco, beyond dance.

Jan Dibbets, New Horizons at Barbara Gladstone

Jan Gilbert Sur la ligne/On the Line, at 571 Projects

No Singing Allowed: Flamenco and Photography at Aperture

Sterling Ruby, 2 Traps at Pace Wildenstein