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	Tonight’s the night! Join us for the grand opening of Artexpo Miami 2012 during our exclusive Preview Party, from 6-10 p.m. Meet the artists, enjoy light fare and cocktails, and see this year’s array of fine art before the show commences. Tomorrow, December 5, Artexpo Miami opens its doors to the public for five days. If you haven’t already, get your tickets now. Show Hours: Wednesday, December 5th / 11am-7pm Thursday, December 6th / 11am-8pm Friday, December 7th / 11am-8pm Saturday, December 8th / 11am-8pm Sunday, December 9th / 11am-6pm Get directions to Artexpo Miami. We look forward to seeing you at the show! —The Artexpo Team				CONTACT US: Holly Ferry Sales Manager Artexpo Miami + Miami [SOLO] holly@artexpo-miami.com 440.724.2204 Rick Barnett Business Development Group Artexpo Miami + Miami [SOLO] rick@artexpo-miami.com 831.747.0112 Eric Smith Show Director Artexpo Miami + Miami [SOLO] eric@artexpo-miami.com 216.225.0962 CONNECT WITH US: Artexpo-Miami/Miami SOLO Artexpo NY

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Mark Hogancamp: Crash Landing / "Guitar" up through 17th!

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November 14, 2012   Opening Reception, Saturday, December 1, 2-7 pm

Opening Reception, Saturday, December 1, 2-7 pm

One Mile Gallery concludes its 2012 season with Crash Landing!, new and old works by Mark Hogancamp. This is the artist's first exhibition with the gallery. It continues through Saturday, January 5, 2013. 

Mark Hogancamp is a photographer who prefers to identify himself as a director, and with good reason. Mark is the creator of Marwencol, a 1/6 scale, WWII-era Belgian village in which he stages and photographs a complex narrative of Nazi intrigue, lesbian melodrama, and Sgt. Rock-style heroics. With his immense cast of dolls, Mark freely intermixes history and fantasy, allowing Kurt Russell to confront Goebbels, time-traveling witches to antagonize Hitler, and Mark himself to battle personal demons.

In 2000, Mark was the victim of an assault outside of a bar that left him with brain damage. Faced with significant memory loss, diminished hand-eye coordination, and crushing anxiety, Mark retreated from the real world into the imaginary one of Marwencol. Inclined to think of the project more as therapy than art, Mark worked for years in obscurity, accumulating thousands of photographs before his unique oeuvre was eventually discovered. A 2010 documentary, Jeff Malmberg's award-winning "Marwencol," earned Mark international attention and a significant new fan base. 

Works soon available for sale at www.onemilegallery.com

Closes This Saturday, November 17! 

My Other Guitar is a Paintbrush

  

Leavetaking, Tara Key

My Other Guitar is a Paintbrush features work by seven visual artists who're more often recognized for their work as popular musicians: Sue Garner (Fish and Roses and Run On), Brian Dewan, Grasshopper (Mercury Rev), Lee Ranaldo (Sonic Youth), Georgia Hubley (Yo La Tengo), Tara Key (Antietam), Tara Jane O'Neil, and Rachel Blumberg (The Decemberists and M. Ward).  Works range from painting and photography to block prints and installations.

  

More information at www.onemilegallery.com

Directions to One Mile Gallery from NYC Take 87 (Major Deegan) to Kingston, NY (exit 19). Take exit 19 toward NY28 Kingston/Rhinecliff Bridge. At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Washington Ave and drive about a mile. Follow detour signs to Greenkill Ave and S. Wilbur Ave. Turn right onto S. Wilbur Ave. After about 1.3 miles, turn left onto Abeel St. Address is 475 Abeel. The gallery is a brick building with yellow trim. 

HOURS

One Mile Gallery is open weekends (Saturday 12-5 and Sunday 12-4) and by appointment. Contact the gallery at onemilegallery@gmail.com or telephone 845 338 2035 or 917 715 2877

One Mile Gallery
475 Abeel Street Kingston NY 12401
www.onemilegallery.com

onemilegallery@gmail.com

FACTOR 41N-9W: Riad Miah & Luis Nobre

Riad Miah was born in Trinidad and Tobago, and lives and works in New York, NY. Luis Nobre was born, lives and works in Lisbon, Portugal. Both artists have been colleagues since 2001. In this show, the Portuguese artist Luis Nobre and the American artist Riad Miah explore ideas of nature, materiality, color and memory. Each is interested in process, in painting and drawing as acts of commemoration and creation; each is also interested in the overlapping of individuals and groups, of one-offs and series. For both, process is often paramount: Nobre gathers inspiration for weeks, until the point at which inspiration gleaned from multiple sources  demands concretization. In a similar vein, Miah draws from both nature and culture- from biology, astronomy, art history- to create work that simultaneoulsly embraces the microscopic and the macrocosmic. Nobre and Miah here present new work in which form and content teach one another, often in surprising and innovative ways. Above all, the imperative to please aesthetically comes to the fore, with play and chance collaborating. The exhibition presents the two artists’ works on both floors of the gallery. On the main floor of the gallery Nobre will present works that incorporates a distorted geometric pattern that is an Arabic decoration seen in the streets of Lisbon. The motif breaks the flat organized structure by creating an illusion of a form that is simultaneously flat and 3-dimensional. Miah’s work consists of an installation of 20 hexagonal canvases. The color sequence of the 20 canvases is based on the Fibonacci system. The color of each canvas is based on the numbers in Fibonacci’s sequence, using violet=1, red=1, orange=2, yellow=3, green=5, blue=8. Violet starts the system even though it is often the last color within the R,O,Y,G,B,V color wheel.  Through this mathematical process, organic-seeming images are created.  Aquatic, astronomical, biological, and pop culture imagery is suggested. The works downstairs are by both artists, both working in an intuitive process, wherein each piece is free to develop in dialog with other pieces, without a superimposed system and without preconception. Riad Miah holds a B.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts and an M.F.A from the Ohio State University. He is an alumnus of Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and the Vermont Studio Center. He is a recipient of a NYFA Fellowship in the category of Painting and previously a professor at Parsons The New School for Design. Miah’s work has been exhibited and collected nationally and internationally. Luis Nobre is currently attending the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon where he will earn his PHD. He has participated in the International Residence Program at Location 1 in New York City, with the support of the Ministry of Culture and the Ilidio Pinho Foundation. His work has been exhibited on a national and international level. FACTOR 41 N - 9 W: RIAD MIAH and LUIS NOBRE  ROOSTER GALLERY, 190 ORCHARD STREET, LOWER EAST SIDE, NYC OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 6 – 8PM EXHIBITING FROM DECEMBER 6 – JANUARY 6 For additional info please visit www.roostergallery.com

Alexander Slonevsky, Director                        Andre Escarameia, Curator 212.230.1370                                                    646.637.2097 alex@roostergallery.com                                andre@roostergallery.com

Artists Reception & Book Signing

Joséphine Sacabo - Nocturnes

Nocturnes $125

Oyemé con Los Ojos $75

Shelby Lee Adams - Salt and Truth

Salt and Truth $60

Louviere + Vanessa - Stratum Lucidum  - Moonshine

Instinct/Extinct $19.95

Coincidence $19.95

Keith Carter - Natural Histories - Imagining Paradise

Fireflies $60

A Certain Alchemy $60

Artists Reception and Book Signing:

Saturday, December 1, 8pm-10pm

Celebrating PhotoNOLA 2012 

A Gallery for Fine Photography

241 Chartres Street

Artist Reception and Book Signing:

Saturday, December 1, 8pm-10pm

Celebrating PhotoNOLA 2012

View Inventory at www.agallery.com

joshuamann@att.net    

www.agallery.com

504-568-1313

Joshua Mann Pailet, Chief

Edward R. Hébert, Director

A Gallery for Fine Photography/ Fine Photos, Inc

www.agallery.com

New Orleans

MF Gallery's Annual Art Toy Show (opening December 1st, 2012)

MF Gallery Presents: THE 2012 MF TOYS SHOW

Handmade Art Toys By Your Favorite Underground Artists!

MF Gallery: 213 Bond St. Brooklyn, NY 11217

Cash & Carry Opening Party: Saturday December 1st, 7-10pm. 

Just in time for the Holiday Season, MF Gallery is proud to present our TENTH Annual MF Toys Show! The toys in this show are all hand made by artists, and with affordable prices, (many priced at $20-$100) they're sure to make the perfect Holiday gift!

Not sure what to get this year for that friend of yours who has everything? ...Why not get them a hand made toy that's also a one of a kind work of art..?!? There will be many to chose from at this years MF Toy Show!

These highly collectible toys are made of materials like cast resin, clay, fabric, paper, wood and more, by artists such as: MF Toys, Moses Jaen, Mishka, Thalita McDonnell, Drew Maillard, Bianca Panzram, L'Amour Supreme, Vahge, Fernando Carpaneda, Heather Gargon, Abe Lincoln Jr., Jenny Harada, Diego Gabriele, Eliza Bolli & many more.......

The 2012 MF Toys Show will kick off the Holiday Season with an Opening Party on Saturday December 1st, from 7 to 10pm. Many of the artists will be attending the party, which will be a "Cash & Carry" event. Buyers will be able to take their toys home with them that very same night, so be sure to come early if you want to see the full show!

The 2012 MF Toys Show will be open by appointment until Sunday December 23rd. Contact Martina or Frank by phone (at: 917-446-8681) or email (at: info@MFgallery.net) to make an appointment to see the show. The toys in the show will be also available for viewing and purchasing online at: www.mfgallery.net/TS12/TS12.html

MF Gallery's shop carries an array of Original Artwork, Prints, Books, T-Shirts, Stickers, Trading Cards and other artist made items, which are sure to fit all tastes and budgets.... Don't shop at a major corporation this holiday season! Support your local artists and impress your friends withe coolest and most unique gifts... Shop at MF Gallery!

MF Gallery is located at 213 Bond Street, between Butler and Baltic Streets in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn, NY. Take the A or G to Hoyt/ Schermerhorn, the F or G to Bergen, or the R to Union.

For more information, to request high resolution images or to set up interviews, please contact Martina Secondo Russo at info@MFgallery.net or (917)446-8681.

Scope Miami 2012

George Sanchez-Calderon
The Family of Man, 2011
Altered Solari Di Udine Split-Flap Display, 96" x 252"

Curated by David Hunt

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MARIO MAURONER
CONTEMPORARY ART

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JACOB KARPIO GALERIA

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SCOPE MIAMI PAVILION
110 N.E. 36th St.
Miami, FL 33138





          

ANTHONY CRAGG
It is, It isn´t
Wood, 242 x 150 x 110 cm
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DANI UMPI
Untitled (jerseys)
ADAN VALLECILLOS
Untitled (orange piece)

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ETHAN COHEN FINE ARTS

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SHIRIN ART CENTER

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Michael Zelehoski
National Gridlock
Mixed Media, 63" x 68"
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Farnaz Rabieejah
The Golden Gun
Bronze, 39 x 3.5 x 26.5 cm
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SCOPE Art Show returns to Miami in 2012 with a new location on the most highly-trafficked gateway to the Midtown Arts District. Located at N.E. 36th St and Midtown Blvd., SCOPE Miami's monumental 100,000 sq. ft. pavilion will house its most ambitious fair to date, featuring a selection of 20 innovative Breeder Program galleries presented alongside 85 established international exhibitors. Celebrated as the premier launching pad for contemporary art, SCOPE Miami will run concurrent with Art Basel Miami, December 4 – 9th, 2012. Download Exhibitor Prospectus here