Friday, February 17, 2017

Castor Gallery!!!This is fun, I am a fan of drawing as a skill: Tamara Santibañez creates a bedroom using ballpoint pen | SPRING/BREAK Art Show

Thinking About Everything, But Then Again, I Was Thinking About Nothing
Tamara Santibañez

Justin De Demko, curator and director of Castor Gallery, is proud to present Thinking About Everything, But Then Again, I Was Thinking About Nothing, a mixed-media installation by Tamara Santibañez. Located in Room #2203 , SPRING/BREAK Art Show, 4 Times Square (Entrance on 43rd Street) the installation will be on view February 28 (Preview Day) through March 6, 11am-6pm.

Santibañez is widely known for her innovative combination of Chicano imagery with fetish iconography, practicing her skills on human canvas by day, working alongside Scott Campbell at his legendary Saved Tattoo in Brooklyn.

In Thinking About Everything, Santibañez recreates a semi-autobiographical bedroom based on memory using ballpoint pen on paper, fabric and ceramics, to produce replicas of band posters, records, tapes, t-shirts, and punk accessories such as studded belts and bracelets. Santibañez aims to create a type of archaeological site where viewers are invited to investigate and mine for clues about the resident’s identity.

Curator contact: Justin De Demko justin@castorgallery.com
Press Contact: Alexandra Fanning alex@alexandrafanning.com

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Thursday, February 16, 2017

If your in warm and sunny FLA there's Art Wynwood, Feb16-20 Catch it today

Raymond Hendler, "Barbara's Way", 1976, acrylic on canvas, Berry Campbell Gallery, New York

Art Wynwood Event Highlights | 2017 Edition

Art Wynwood, presented by Art Miami, will return for its sixth edition Presidents Day Weekend, February 16 through February 20, and will feature over 60 galleries presenting works from the 20th and 21st centuries by more than 500 artists from two dozen countries and 38 cities.

A unique feature of Art Wynwood is the highlight of street art, murals, pop surrealism and other genres from the contemporary underground movement. The Fair is perfectly positioned to further the growing worldwide recognition of this movement by providing seasoned art world aficionado's and enthusiasts a distinctive opportunity to explore, learn and collect one of the most significant art movements of our time.

Art Wynwood continues to shine a spotlight on the Wynwood Arts District as an international cultural destination flourishing yearlong and will continue to distinguish the Wynwood Arts District as Miami's epicenter where art, fashion, design and the culinary arts intersect.

2017 PARTICIPATING EXHIBITORS

Monika Hardy, "Projected Landscape Series", mixed media, watercolour on paper, 2016
Aureus Contemporary, Providence

Danielle van Zadelhoff, "Boy 2", 2016,
Heitsch Gallery, Munich

LOCATION: Art Wynwood Pavilion, 3001 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33137

FAIR HOURS:

VIP Preview

Thursday, February 16, 2017 | 6pm - 10pm
Sponsored by Christie's International Real Estate & Benefiting the Miami City Ballet

Access for Art Wynwood VIP Cardholders and Press

GENERAL ADMISSION:

Friday, February 17 | 11am - 7pm

Saturday, February 18 | 11am - 7pm

Sunday, February 19 | 11am - 7pm
Monday, February 20 | 11am - 6pm

TICKETS:
$25 One-day Fair Pass

$55 Multi-Day Pass

$200 VIP Pass

$15 Students 12-18 years & Seniors 62 years +

$15 Groups of 10 or more (online ticket purchase only)

Free Children under 12 years accompanied by adult.

Complimentary Shuttle Service is available daily between Art Wynwood, JW Marriott Marquis and Collins Ave & 41st Street during fair hours.

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@ the Hole RY DAVID BRADLEY Room with a View February 18 - March 26, 2017 OPENING: Saturday, February 18th from 6-9PM

I Like Innovation, but this is just medium covering as a color field theory in an image statement.
Go Figure.
Colors are appealing.

RY DAVID BRADLEY

Room with a View

February 18 - March 26, 2017

OPENING: Saturday, February 18th from 6-9PM

The Hole is proud to announce our first solo exhibition by Australian-born new media artist Ry David Bradley. After presenting his works in group exhibitions and art fairs in 2016, the gallery will devote our large rear space to a full show of painting and installation that looks at looking out the window in the digital age.

Works on synthetic suede are hung in large window-pane shapes on the walls opening up our big white box to views of the outside world. Mimicking loading images in new browser windows, the paintings look like they are still rendering, about to snap into focus for a view of the tantalizing outdoors. Perpetually blurred, super saturated dye-transfer prints mimic screenic color, glow and intensity while being tactile, soft and fuzzy physical objects. Many works look like the sky or trees, bodies in motion, people and plants, suggestively out of focus.

Like E.M. Forster's novel the exhibition juxtaposes the conservative or traditional position of the "room" (gallery) with the future-gazing open-minded window "view", so to speak; a contrast found in the open aspect of technology and connection paired with the prosaic isolation that devices enforce. As with his previous exhibitions, Bradley meditates on the new ecosystem of digital imaging and its effect on painting, isolation and intimacy, and of course the potential and shortcomings of new media not just for painting but for people. How much of a view, how much promise and freedom and openness do these digital windows provide, and how does that compare to the "window" offered in classical oil paintings? Or even how do the digital windows of surveillance, live streaming, social media alter the view that we can see out of them?

Ry David Bradley (b.1979, Melbourne) lives and works in London, New York City and Melbourne. Graduating in 2013 with an MFA from Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne University, Bradley has exhibited internationally including LA, London, New York, Berlin, Brussels, Milan, Cologne, Sydney and Melbourne. Recent solo exhibitions include "Post Truth II" at Galerie Derouillon, Paris; "Unvalley Valley" at Evelyn Yard, London; "Not To Be Digitized" at Tristian Koenig, Sydney and "Where Do You Want to Go Today" at Brand New Gallery, Milan. His work debuted in the USA with Bill Brady Gallery in Kansas City in 2015 with "Access All Areas." His work has recently been added to the permanent collection of the Victoria Museum in Melbourne.

For all inquiries please email Raymond@theholenyc.com

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Monday, February 13, 2017

Works & Process at the Guggenheim, Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 6:30pm, 8pm and 9:30pm

Works & Process at the Guggenheim

announces the World Premiere of

Works & Process Rotunda Project:

Michelle Dorrance with Nicholas Van Young

Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 6:30pm, 8pm and 9:30pm

"One of the most imaginative tap choreographers working today" - The New Yorker

On Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 6:30pm, 8pm and 9:30pm, Works & Process presents the first Works & Process Rotunda Project, a new initiative, commissioning site-specific residencies and performances for the iconic Guggenheim rotunda. The Works & Process Rotunda Project: Michelle Dorrance with Nicholas Van Young will feature MacArthur Fellow Michelle Dorrance, one of the most sought-after tap dancers of her generation, working in collaboration with Bessie Award winner Nicholas Van Young. Culminating a three-week rotunda residency, Dorrance and Van Young lead a large cast of dancers and musicians from her company, Dorrance Dance, using dance and percussion to create a performative soundscape incorporating the rotunda as a musical instrument.

This 30-minute performance will be viewed from the ramps and requires audience members to stand for the duration of the program.

Leadership support for Works & Process Rotunda Projects provided by Mertz-Gilmore Foundation and Caroline M. Sharp.

Michelle Dorrance Rotunda Project is underwritten by Stuart H. Coleman and Meryl Rosofsky.

Tickets & Venue

$40, $35 Guggenheim members and Friends of Works & Process.

$10 Student Rush Tickets available one hour prior to each performance (if space allows, for students under 25 with valid ID).

Box Office (212) 423-3575, (M-F, 1-5pm) or online at worksandprocess.org

Peter B. Lewis Theater

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

1071 Fifth Avenue, New York

Mentored by Gene Medler, Michelle Dorrance grew up performing with the North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble and has since performed with: STOMP, Savion Glover's Ti Dii, Manhattan Tap, Barbara Duffy & Co, JazzTap Ensemble, RumbaTap, Ayodele Casel's Diary of a Tap Dancer, Mable Lee's Dancing Ladies, Harold Cromer's original Opus One, Derick Grant's Imagine Tap and Jason Samuels Smith's Charlie's Angels/Chasing the Bird. Michelle's choreography has been featured on stages throughout the world as well as in a high-fashion short film for Tabitha Simmons' 2011 Fall line. Michelle embodies a true passion for teaching and strives to share this passion wherever she goes. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from NYU, played bass for Darwin Deez, teaches as guest faculty at Broadway Dance Center, is a Capezio Athlete and has been featured on the covers of Dance Magazine and Dance Teacher Magazine. Michelle wishes to credit the master hoofers from whom she studied with in her youth for constant inspiration and influence.

Nicholas Van Young is a dancer, musician and choreographer, and a 2015 Bessie Award recipient. He previously was a member of the off-Broadway sensation STOMP, where he performed the lead role, acted as rehearsal director, and spent 10 years with the show. Nicholas began his professional career at the age of 16 with Tapestry Dance Company of Austin, TX. Since moving to New York, Nicholas has performed with multiple tap companies and shows and is thrilled to have found a home with Michelle Dorrance's Dorrance Dance. Nicholas co-created and developed ETM: Double Down, a collaborative effort with Michelle Dorrance.

Works & Process at the Guggenheim

Described bythe New York Times as "an exceptional opportunity to understand something of the creative process," for over 31 years and in over 500 productions, New Yorkers have been able to see, hear, and meet the most acclaimed artists in the world, in an intimate setting unlike any other. Works & Process, the performing arts series at the Guggenheim, has championed new works and offered audiences unprecedented access to generations of leading creators and performers. Most performances take place in the Guggenheim's intimate Frank Lloyd Wright-designed 285-seat Peter B. Lewis Theater. In 2017 Works & Process will establish a new residency and commissioning program that invites artists to create site-specific performances for the iconic Guggenheim rotunda. worksandprocess.org.

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Friday, February 10, 2017

Fall in love with Rodin Philadelphia Museum of Art: Fall In LOve Wih Rodin

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Rodin Museum

New exhibition: The Kiss

Now on view

Discover what passion looks like in the hands of a master sculptor. 2017 is the one hundredth anniversary of Auguste Rodin’s death. To mark the occasion, the Museum will take part in worldwide celebrations of the artist’s work and legacy with special exhibitions and programs. A new installation features marbles, bronzes, plasters, and more exploring the artist’s intimate and powerful depictions of romantic love.

Just for Members

Rodin's Kiss

February 14, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

This Valentine’s Day we’re opening the Rodin Museum just for members and their guests. Hear the stories behind the sculptor's works, including The Kiss. Not a member? Join today for a year of art, access, and savings.

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Final Fridays

Lonely Hearts Club

February 24, 5:00–8:45 p.m.

A night of art, music, tours, and performances celebrating—or swearing off— love. Featuring Eliza Hardy Jones, Revolution Shakespeare, sexologist Timaree Schmit, Silent Philly, and a card-making station.

2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19101
philamuseum.org

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12 of 34,411 Print all In new window New Colorful Paintings and Collages by Phillis Ideal At David Richard Gallery

February 9, 2017
Features Vol.2, No. 5

Featured Artist: Phillis Ideal
Color is As Color Does

Phillis Ideal
Brown Spots, 2016
Acrylic, collage, spray paint, resin on panel
20" x 16 "
Copyright © Phillis Ideal

David Richard Gallery Presents New Mixed Media Paintings By Phillis Ideal

Through March 4, 2017

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David Richard Gallery, LLC • 1570 Pacheco Street, A1, Santa Fe, NM 87505
www.DavidRichardGallery.com • p (505) 983-9555
Blog - www.BlogDavidRichardGallery.com Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. or by appointment

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