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The 2011 edition of PULSE New York at Metropolitan Pavilion from March 3-6, 2011
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The 2011 edition of PULSE New York makes its debut in its new home at Metropolitan Pavilion from March 3-6, 2011. PULSE New York 2011 will host 62 exhibitors across two floors in a pristine, recently-renovated setting while continuing its signature series of special projects.
In recognition of the hectic New York art fair week, PULSE New York 2011 is conveniently located in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, minutes from Union Square and all major subway lines, and will provide complimentary wireless internet access to all visitors.
Numerous mainstay exhibitors will return following triumphant showings in PULSE Miami 2010 - the first edition under recently-appointed Director Cornell DeWitt - including Mark Moore Gallery which recently relocated to Culver City and Galerie Stefan Roepke, of Cologne. International galleries making their return to PULSE New York include the venerable Singapore Tyler Print Institute (STPI), which will stage a solo booth of American artist Trenton Doyle Hancock, and Cuban gallery Habana, presenting artists Ivan Capote and Glenda Leon. PULSE New York is also proud to welcome several exciting first time exhibitors, such as Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, and Montreal's Art Mûr in the solo-artist IMPULSE section.
SELECTED SPECIAL PROJECTS
PULSE New York 2011 will also continue its series of special projects, with many deeply rooted in the New York area. Visitors to the fair will immediately enter a special pop-up bookstore created by Brooklyn's celebrated powerHouse Books, featuring selected titles published by powerHouse and others. Original installations include Molly Dilworth's site-specific painting Field Test (NYC), courtesy of David B. Smith Gallery. Field Test (NYC), is part of a series of works by Dilworth that reference electron microscopy images of rare-earth elements, a prominent example of which is her Cool Water, Hot Island, installed across several blocks of Times Square. Also on view will be Ben Wolf's Clamber, presented by New York gallery Christina Ray, in which Wolf creates a massive environment from materials he salvaged from an abandoned ship in Newark, New Jersey.
PULSE EXHIBITORS
Jen Bekman Gallery, New York; Benrimon Contemporary, New York; Black & White Gallery, Brooklyn; Galerie Andreas Binder, Munich; {CTS} Creative Thriftshop, Brooklyn; Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Santa Monica; Davidson Contemporary, New York; Dorsch Gallery, Miami; Fouladi Projects, San Francisco; Samuel Freeman, Santa Monica; ftc., Berlin; Habana, Habana City; Patrick Heide Contemporary Art, London; Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles; Gallery Joe, Philadelphia; Jenkins Johnson Gallery, New York; Galerie Kleindienst, Leipzig; Kudlek Van Der Grinten, Cologne; Richard Levy Gallery, Albuquerque, Livingstone Gallery, The Hague; David Lusk Gallery, Memphis; M+B, Los Angeles; Maior, Pollença, Mallorca; Andrea Meislin Gallery New York; Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Cologne; Mark Moore Gallery, Culver City; Morgan Lehman, New York; Horrach Moya, Mallorca; Pablo's Birthday, New York; Pentimenti Gallery, Philadelphia; Praxis International Art, New York; Christina Ray, New York; Baer Ridgway Exhibitions, San Francisco; Galerie Stefan Röpke, Cologne; Michael Rosenthal, San Francisco;Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York; Mary Ryan Gallery, New York; Carrie Secrist Gallery, Chicago; Sienna Gallery, Lenox; Silverlens Gallery, Makati City; David B. Smith Gallery, Denver; STPI, Singapore; Cristin Tierney, New York; Fred Torres Collaborations, New York; Galleri Maria Veie, Oslo; Von Lintel Gallery, New York; Shoshana Wayne Gallery, Santa Monica; Mike Weiss, New York; Zidoun Gallery, Luxembourg.
IMPULSE EXHIBITORS
Angell Gallery, Toronto | Alex McLeod; Antena Estudio, Mexico City | Andrès Basurto; Art Mûr, Montréal | Jinny Yu; Blythe Projects, Culver City | Mark Schoening; Causey Contemporary, Brooklyn | Kevin Bourgeois; Freight + Volume, New York | Damian Stamer; Joshua Liner Gallery, New York | David Ellis; NP Contemporary Art Center, New York | Desi Santiago; Galerie SAS, Montréal | Catherine Bolduc; Sears Peyton Gallery, New York | Bo Joseph;Shfap, New York | San Gram Majumdar; TZR Galerie Kai Brückner, Düsserdolf | Jasper de Beijer; Miyako Yoshinaga Art Prospects, New York | Joseph Burwell.
NON-PROFIT
Art in General, New York; Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions, at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Jersey; Artware Editions, New York.
DIRECTOR
Cornell DeWitt was founder and principal of his namesake gallery, and former director of Yvon Lambert New York, in addition to his experience as a private dealer and advisor. He has also served on the faculty of New York University where he received a master's degree.
PULSE
Through its annual editions in New York and Miami, PULSE serves as the junction between central and satellite art fairs. Its exhibitors consist of a select group of leading and pioneering international galleries that present works by premier contemporary artists with those of emerging and undiscovered talents. A central component of the fair is its program of commissioned cultural projects that link its audience to all aspects of the visual and performing arts.
MEDIA CONTACT
Andy Cushman | OCTOPUS OUTREACH | E: ac@8op.us | M: +1 (917) 744-4042
PULSE New York's sixth edition will take place March 3-6, 2011 at The Metropolitan Pavilion.
Thursday, March 3: 10 AM - 1 PM Private and Press Preview
Public Hours:
Thursday, March 3: 1 PM - 8 PM
Friday, March 4: noon - 8 PM
Saturday, March 5: noon - 8 PM
Sunday, March 6: noon - 5 PM
PULSE New York 2011 would like to thank our generous Sponsors &
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Fine Art Magazine Home: "NYC ARt Fairs in March
The Armory Show
Piers 92 and 94, 12th Avenue
at West 55th Street
March 3-6
Wednesday-Saturday: Noon-8pm
Sunday: Noon-6pm
VOLTA NY
7 West 34th Street
March 3-6
The Art Show
Park Avenue Armory
Park Avenue at 67th Street
March 2-6
Fountain New York
Pier 66 Maritime
26th Street & 12th Avenue
in Hudson River Park
March 3-6
Independent
548 West 22nd Street
March 3-6
Moving Image
The Tunnel
269 11th Avenue
March 3-6
Pulse
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
March 3-6
Red Dot
82 Mercer Street
March 3-6
Scope New York
320 West Street (West Side Highway)
Across from Pier 40
March 3-6
Verge Art Brooklyn
81 Front Street and surrounding DUMBO locations
March 3-6
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NYC ARt Fairs in March
 | Piers 92 and 94, 12th Avenue at West 55th Street March 3-6 Wednesday-Saturday: Noon-8pm
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 | 7 West 34th Street March 3-6
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 | Park Avenue Armory Park Avenue at 67th Street March 2-6
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 | Pier 66 Maritime 26th Street & 12th Avenue in Hudson River Park March 3-6
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| 548 West 22nd Street March 3-6 | |
 | The Tunnel 269 11th Avenue March 3-6
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 | Metropolitan Pavilion 125 West 18th Street March 3-6 | |
 | 82 Mercer Street March 3-6
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 | 320 West Street (West Side Highway) Across from Pier 40 March 3-6 | |
 | 81 Front Street and surrounding DUMBO locations March 3-6 | |
CHECK OUT FINE ART MAGAZINE'S BLOG
The Armory Show
Piers 92 and 94, 12th Avenue
at West 55th Street
March 3-6
Wednesday-Saturday: Noon-8pm
Sunday: Noon-6pm
VOLTA NY
7 West 34th Street
March 3-6
The Art Show
Park Avenue Armory
Park Avenue at 67th Street
March 2-6
Fountain New York
Pier 66 Maritime
26th Street & 12th Avenue
in Hudson River Park
March 3-6
Independent
548 West 22nd Street
March 3-6
Moving Image
The Tunnel
269 11th Avenue
March 3-6
Pulse
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
March 3-6
Red Dot
82 Mercer Street
March 3-6
Scope New York
320 West Street (West Side Highway)
Across from Pier 40
March 3-6
Verge Art Brooklyn
81 Front Street and surrounding DUMBO locations
March 3-6
CHECK OUT FINE ART MAGAZINE'S BLOG
Click here to view full page"
Saturday, February 26, 2011
M Gallery will host an Open House and Reception on Saturday, February 26, 2011 from 4pm – 8pm.
“American Tonalism: New Works by Patrick Milbourn and Lee Anne Morgan”
Painter, Patrick Milbourn and photographer, Lee Anne Morgan, bring forth their newest expressions of the American landscape. It’s a he-sees, she-sees exploration – one captures with a paint brush while the other caresses with a camera.
The styles are complementary. Muted colors harmonize hazy fields, dreamy pastures, and soft lit paths. The journey is subtle and the imagery narrative. One yearns to be there, enjoying the serenity as tonal nuances define the moment.
Patrick Milbourn is a Master Pastellist and an award-winning artist whose work has been recognized by the Pastel Society of America, the National Academy of Art, the Salmagundi Club and the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Letters. His works are in private collections in Europe, Asia and the US. Patrick has recently been inducted into “Who’s Who in American Art”.
Lee Anne Morgan experiments with various techniques in photography and painting, sometimes merging the two, but most often retaining the purity of each medium. She has created a unique technique – a ‘painterly’ style using cameras, lenses, and natural lighting with simple-to-complex subjects . . . all brought into her “dry darkroom” for final work and printing. She’s exhibited in solo and group exhibits, and her work resides at the Samuel Dorsky Museum at SUNY/New Paltz, as well as in private collections.
M Gallery will host an Open House and Reception on Saturday, February 26, 2011 from 4pm – 8pm.
M Gallery, open since 2005, is located at 350 Main Street in Catskill, New York.
Information is available at 518-943-2189 or 518-943-0380. The exhibition will be through March 15, 2011. www.mgallery-online.com
On Thursday, March 3rd, a new exhibition will open at John Davis Gallery.
Barry Bartlett
Sculpture
Sculpture
Angels and Animals, 2010, 27 x 18 x 18 inches, porcelain
Barry Bartlett has been exhibited throughout the U.S., most recently in solo shows at the Gary Tatintsian Gallery in NYC; Anna Kustera Gallery, NY and a series of group show -Maryland Art Place, MD, Baltimore Clayworks, MD. Islip Art Museum, NY and the Neuberger Museum, Rotunda Gallery Brooklyn, NY. He is a recipient of two National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships in the Visual Arts. The work has been reviewed in the American Ceramic and Ceramic Monthly magazines. He is currently a Faculty member at Bennington College, Bennington VT and has taught there since 1987.
"A visit to Bartlett's Hudson valley studio reveals shelves stacked floor-to-ceiling and three deep with used ceramic hobby moulds. Reading their labels, one encounters a kind of found poem: Monk head/ White horse/ Dreams of long ago/ Jesus/ Robert E Lee/ Standing clown/ Eagle/ Elephant cookie jar/ Lighthouse/ Elf. This is just a small fraction of the thousands of moulds Bartlett collected from a craft supplier who was going out of business a few years ago. One might wonder how a serious artist like Bartlett is able to turn such banal, kitschy imagery into meaningful works of art.
Yet Bartlett has been using these hobby moulds as the primary building blocks in his work for the past three years, with surprising effects. "The moulds are like a curse," Bartlett jokes. Beer steins, forest creatures, holiday themes, and religious iconography are the visual vocabulary out of which Bartlett constructs his ceramic sculptures' visual poetry.
Bartlett's work reveals the mutability of images, their susceptibility to reinterpretation, their ubiquity and mystery. It also dares to embrace the most banal forms of the ceramic craft multiple in order to re-appropriate and transform them into unique artworks. The sculptures are so appealing, in part, because they appear to be simultaneously effortless and highly self-conscious. As he navigates the challenges of both medium and content, Barry Bartlett makes ceramic art about politics, while at the same time confronting the politics of ceramic art."
Excerpts from an upcoming review by K E Gover, in Ceramics: Art and Perception
Winter gallery hours are Thursday through Monday, 11:00 till 5:00 p.m. For further information about the gallery, the artists and upcoming exhibition, visit
www.johndavisgallery.com
or contact John Davis directly at 518.828.5907 or via e-mail: art@johndavisgallery.com.
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