Wednesday, February 27, 2019

From the Haines Gallery news that Kota Ezawa is in the the Whitney Biennial 2019 May 17-September 22, 2019

Kota Ezawa, The Simpson Verdict, 2002
Kota Ezawa
Whitney Biennial 2019


Haines Gallery proudly congratulates artist Kota Ezawa on his participation in this year's Whitney Biennial.

Now in its 79th edition, the Whitney Biennial is the definitive showcase of currents in contemporary American art. This year's edition is curated by the Whitney's own Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley, who have spent the past year visiting artists "in search of the most important and relevant work."

The Whitney Biennial 2019 will take place in New York City from May 17 to September 22, 2019.
Click here for more information.
Inquiries: kira@hainesgallery.com | 415.397.8114
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In the mood for Ancient art and artifacts see the Barakat Gallery's selection.

 
A Sui Serpentine Marble Head of a Bodhisattva
581 AD to 618 AD
China
This is a very rare green serpentine marble head of a Bodhisattva. The deity is 
depicted wearing a huge crown, which still shows traces of red and yellowish paint. 
Although the torso of the sculpture is missing we can postulate that it is originally in 
standing form, derived from its facial expression and downcast eyes.
 
The extensively decorated crown depicts three Buddhas and five halos, possibly 
indicating the temporal and spatial tri-Buddhas, positioning the present Buddha 
Shakyamuni (Vairocana) at the centre. Hints of red suggests previous gilding of 
ferrous mineral paint. It is a showcase of splendid craftsmanship, which achieves 
a sense of three-dimensional perspective through intelligent carving, emphasizing 
the differences between background and foreground.
 
For more information please click the image above.  To see
additional artifacts from the Sui Dynasty please click HERE
 Iron Age Vessel
Lega Wooden Mask
Athenian Silver Tetradrachm
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Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Morgan Lehman "The Twenty by Sixteen Biennial" February 28 - March 30, 2019 Opening Reception: Thursday, February 28, 6 - 8 pm




The Twenty by Sixteen Biennial
curated in collaboration with Geoffrey Young

February 28 - March 30, 2019
Opening Reception: Thursday, February 28, 6 - 8 pm

Eric Hibit, Blue Velvet, acrylic on panel, 20x16 in, 2018


Eric Hibit    Chie Fueki    Cary Smith    Daniel Zeller    Yuri Masnyj

Barbara Friedman    Jenifer Kobylarz    Philip Knoll    Rebecca Chamberlain  

Emilie Stark-Menneg    Meg Lipke    Audrey Stone    Trevor Winkfield  
Karen Lederer    Douglas Melini    Robert Otto Epstein    Fred Cooper

Sue Muskat    Cordy Ryman    Jennifer Coates    Elliott Green

Andrew Schwartz    Peggy Reeves    Andrea Belag    Juliana Ellman
Hanna Hannah    Alex McQuilkin    Kirsten Deirup    Joshua Marsh

Zachary Keeting    Erin O'Keefe    Mark Olshansky

Elisa Johns     Tim Bavington   Catherine Haggarty
    In this third "Twenty by Sixteen Biennial," the visual adventure continues. With only the one constraint - size- each of the 35 artists in the show is free to invent, explore, befuddle, dazzle, bemuse, challenge, celebrate.

    Represented by two works each, artists get a chance to show what they do best twice: with imagery, touch, color, figuration, abstraction, hybridity, absurdity, profundity, or none of the above. If no two artists look alike, it is because no two artists ARE alike. What is particular to one is foreign to another; what is anathema to one is central to another. What the artists in this Biennial share is integrity. And at the helm of each practice is sincerity, integrity's first cousin.

    Thus do the works in this show bop, amble, strut, juxtapose, cruise, clash, propose and cuddle...for all they're worth.   Pick your favorite. Question its presence. Revel in pictorial uniqueness. Consider the language each work speaks. 

    Consider the dialects, the slang, the asides, never forgetting that each work bears the stamp of its maker. Not "Made in America." Rather, made by a human, for the craziest reasons: necessity and joy.
-Geoffrey Young

Click here for a preview of works in the exhibition

Morgan Lehman
526 West 26th Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10011

Exhibition hours:
Wednesday - Saturday
11am - 6pm
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The 9th annual Athena Film Festival kicks off Febuary 28th-March 3rd.

The 9th annual Athena Film Festival kicks off this week. With dozens of narrative features, documentaries, and shorts, panel conversations and Q&A's with filmmakers and talent/subjects from the films, FREE SCREENINGS, virtual reality, and more — this is a weekend you will not want to miss. 
We'll see you at the movies!

OSCAR WINNERS AT ATHENA 

Shorts Program III - Spotlight on STEM, will include Academy award-winning short film Period. End of Sentence.The film focuses on Indian women who fight the stigma surrounding menstruation and begin manufacturing sanitary pads.
Everyone's favorite Olivia Colman took home the Oscar for Best Actress in a Film for The Favourite. See the film, this Friday, March 1 at 9:30 PM at Athena.  
Tickets are also still available for Oscar nominees, Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Mary Queen of Scots, playing on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. Get your tickets today!
TICKETS FOR OPENING NIGHT STILL AVAILABLE 
The 2019 Athena Film Festival opens on Thursday, with the New York Premiere of Fast Color! Following the film there will be a Q&A with director/writer Julia Hart and star Lorraine Toussaint. 
The ticket for opening night will also get you into the Opening Night Party. 
FREE PROGRAMMING AT ATHENA  
Our fantastic lineup of films also includes the following FREE screenings:
Make sure to check out our website and social media for the most up-to-date information. 

See the ist Catherine Eaton Skinner current exhibitions. Interesting art


ARTWORKinternational INC. Press
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS / GLOBAL PRESS  SANGRE DE CRISTO ARTS CENTER REPRESENTING THE WEST – ON VIEW PUEBLO, COLORADO  LANDESCAPE ART REVIEW MAGAZINE LANDESCAPE MEETS CATHERINE EATON SKINNER UNITED KINGDOM  COLLECTIVE VISIONS GALLERY  - ON VIEW 2019 ANNUAL WASHINGTON STATE EXHIBITION BREMERTON, WASHINGTON  STATE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE POSITIVE/NEGATIVE  - ON VIEW SLOCUMB GALLERIES - JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE  SEATTLE DESIGN CENTER - ON VIEW KELLY FORSLUND, INC. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON  THE HELIX MAGAZINE
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT  MIZMOR ANTHOLOGY FEATURED POETRY NATIONAL, POETICA PUBLISHING CO.  DRAWING NATURE  - ON VIEW SACROSANCT GALLERY / CREATIVE CONSULTANTS INTERNATIONAL   HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
CATHERINE EATON SKINNER, REPRESENTATION:  ABMEYER + WOOD FINE ART, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON;  ARTERRA, BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON;  SEAGER GRAY GALLERY, MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA;  ARTWORK INTERNATIONAL INC., SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO;  WATERWORKS GALLERY, FRIDAY HARBOR, WASHINGTON
These paintings are part of Skinner's Accumulation series, featured in her book Catherine Eaton Skinner: 108, published recently by Radius Books of Santa Fe.
www.ceskinner.com
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ART NEW YORK RETURNS FOR the FIFTH EDITION WITH ICONIC CONTEMPORARY, MODERN, POST-WAR, POP ART AND SPECIAL PROJECTS May 2 – 5, 2019



ART NEW YORK RETURNS FOR the FIFTH EDITION WITH ICONIC CONTEMPORARY,
MODERN, POST-WAR, POP ART AND SPECIAL PROJECTS

May 2 – 5, 2019

Art New York, presented by Art Miami, the preeminent producer of leading international contemporary and modern art fairs, returns to Pier 94 in Manhattan for its fifth edition. An elegant VIP Preview will be held on Thursday, May 2nd between 2pm and 5pm, before the fair opens to the public that evening through Sunday, May 5th.

In 2018, Art New York welcomed more than 32,000 collectors to view paintings, photography, prints, drawings, design and sculpture presented by 95 international galleries from 30 countries, representing more than 1,200 artists from the contemporary, modern, post-war and pop eras. The fair will once again present CONTEXT, a platform for galleries to showcase emerging, mid-career and cutting-edge talent.

Pier 94 in Manhattan has become the most important exhibition facility for the arts in the area. The exhibition space of Art New York will cover more than 170,000 square feet, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Hudson River.  

Art New York will provide complimentary one-way car service to VIP card holders, as well as a courtesy shuttle service between Art New York and the Frieze Ferry at East 35th Street. The Fair allows complimentary admittance to all Frieze and TEFAF VIP cardholders.

IMAGES
To download images from the previous year’s fair, please click here.

FAIR HOURS
VIP Preview: Thursday, May 2nd, 2pm – 5pm (Access for Art New York VIP Cardholders, Frieze VIP Cardholders, TEFAF NY VIP Cardholders & Sotheby’s Preferred Cardholders)
General Admission: Thursday, May 2nd, 5pm – 8pm; Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th, 12pm – 8pm; Sunday, May 5th, 12pm – 6pm

LOCATION
Pier 94, West Side Highway at 55th Street, New York, NY 10019

TICKET PRICES
One day pass for $25; Multi day pass for $55; Students 12-18 years and Seniors 62 years+ for $15; Groups of 10 or more for $15; Free admission for Children under 12 years accompanied by an adult

MORE INFORMATION
www.artnyfair.com | T: 1.800.376.5850 | E: info@art-miami.com
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