vernissages | NYC, April 5-9

Among unseasonably cold or warm weather spring has arrived in New York and the majority of trees are not in full bloom yet. Nevertheless walking to vernissages is always a pleasant activity bringing peacefulness and enjoyment. Below are my picks of the week, with a preference for geometric explorations:

Pat Steir at Pace Print

Enrico Castellani at Dominique Lévy Gallery

Rethinking Space: Work from Post-War Italy at De Buck Gallery

Dennis Adams at Kent Fine Art

Olivia Fraser mandalas and other sacred geometries at "The Sacred Garden" at Sundaram Tagore

camminando & vernissages | Chelsea April 2

Sebastião Salgado at Sundaram Tagore

John Giorno "SPACE FORGETS YOU" at Elizabeth Dee Gallery

Walk length: 11 km

Vernissages | NYC Chelsea , April 7

Symbols, organic geometries and earth forms: in a nutshell these are my reactions to tonight walkabouts leading to Arnaldo Pomodoro's "Continuum" at the Marloborough Gallery and Tom Doyle's "Space Embraced" at Sundaram Tagore. The title itself of both exhibitions surely tell stories, and my visual memories are below, to be continued...

Arnaldo Pomodoro "Continuum"

Tom Doyles "Space Embraced"

Vernissages NYC | Chelsea, March 4

Facing East at Sundaram Tagore

Michael Eastman "Havana 2010" at Barry Friedman

Vernissages | NYC, Chelsea, September 9

A dramatic late afternoon light on the Chelsea skyline, while I am approaching the first big night of the art fall season.

Usual variety of media and content, and sensory overload; installation and video art seems to prevail, at least tonite

Adi Da Samraj at Sundaram Tagore curated by Achille Bonito Oliva

Zilvinas Kempinas at YvonLambert

Rachel Owens at Zieher Smith

"Structure" at AC Institute

Kim Wan at AC Institute

Vernissages NYC...........................| Chelsea, May 13

Laurent Millet "The Last Days of Immanuel Kant" at Robert Mann

Justin Allen at Robert Miller

Video Projection at AC Institute Chapel

Robert Yasuda at Sundaram Tagore