Leila Heller Gallery Exhibits: Tarik Currimbhoy Sculpture in Motion from June 8th to July 16th, 2022.

Tarik Currimbhoy Sculpture in Motion Photography by Rahul Gajjar Leila Heller is pleased to announce an exhibition of work by artist Tarik Currimbhoy on view in New York from June 8th to July 16th, 2022. MORE Tarik Currimbhoy, Twist, Stainless Steel, 6 feet, Edition 2 of 4 Tarik Currimbhoy, Large Eye, Stainless Steel, 2 feet, Edition of 7 Classically trained in the arts, industrial design, and architecture, Tarik Currimbhoy is a trifecta of artistic prowess. Having earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Architecture from the Pratt Institute, as well as a Master of Arts from Cornell University, Tarik later went on to teach at both institutions (Drawing at Cornell and Design at Pratt).   In both architecture and sculpture, Tarik searches for tranquility, simplicity, and tactility, expressed in purity of both form and material. Inspired by ancient architecture of building blocks resting on each other in tension and compression, Tarik uses handcrafting and ancient casting techniques to create distilled forms driven by these forces of nature. His sculptures are “stories of structure and gravity,” held together under compression in stone and metal. Tarik has mastered the juxtaposition of the old and the new creating sculptures that are modern and minimal in form. His design work has been published internationally and his sculptures may be found across the world in public spaces, and corporate and private collections. The essential issues that are explored in Tarik’s sculptures are those of gravity, balance, movement, stasis and all addressed with formal beauty and fineness that belays the underlying exactitude of the mathematical calculations. The scientific is presented with the magical imagination that compels us to probe into the world of rules laws not always associated with the subjective expressiveness of art. We partake in this feast of unexpected connections to learn about the endless possibilities of artists vision to shatter the accustomed understanding of creativity and perception of beauty.   -Written by Charlotte Kotik Curator Emerita, Contemporary Art, Brooklyn Museum   Tarik Currimbhoy, Eclipse, Stainless Steel, 5 ft, Edition 1 of 8 Tarik Currimbhoy, Assortment of kinetic sculptures, Burnt wood and zebra oak Tarik Currimbhoy, Reflections, Stainless Steel, 9 in. and 12 in., Edition of 30 (left) and 11 (right) ABOUT THE ARTIST Tarik Currimbhoy was born in Mumbai, India and currently lives and works in New York City. Tarik’s father was a playwright who would visit America where his plays were staged on Broadway and bring back toys for Tarik that had to be constructed. This is when Currimbhoy learned to love to build and design things. Currimbhoy came to New York to attend the Pratt Institute to be a painter but he found that sculpture appealed to him more. He studied and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Pratt with a major in Industrial Design. He then attended Cornell and received a degree in Architecture where one of his inspirations was Luis Barragán, the Mexican Architect/Sculptor. He later went on to teach at both of his alma maters (Drawing at Cornell and Design at Pratt). Classically trained in the arts, industrial design, and architecture, Currimbhoy is a trifecta of artistic prowess. In both architecture and sculpture, Currimbhoy searches for tranquility, simplicity and tactility, expressed in purity of both form and material. Inspired by ancient architecture of building blocks resting on each other in tension and compression, Tarik's sculptures began as "stories of structure and gravity", held together under compression in stone. These became the genesis for studies in metal, which could express these concepts in dynamic fashion and sensual form. Currmbhoy is an architect by profession with offices in New York and Mumbai. His design work has been published internationally and his sculptures may be found across the world in public spaces as well as corporate and private collections. Currimbhoy has created and co-designed some monumental sculptures and buildings – including the headquarters for McKinsey & Co. in Gurgaon, India; The Ellipse at the Omi Sculpture Park in upstate New York; The Raincatcher, an observatory installed in a private estate in New York; a 30,000 square foot Italian Renaissance style Mansion in Jaipur, India; and the Aura Skyscraper in New York.   Tarik Currimbhoy, Swirl, Bronze, 12 inches, Edition of 11 Tarik Currimbhoy, Pendulum, Stainless Steel and Bronze, 3 feet and 18 in. Tarik Currimbhoy, Diya, Stainless Steel, 18’’, Edition of 7 NEW YORK 17 East 76th Street (off Madison Avenue) New York, NY 10021 www.leilahellergallery.com info@leilaheller.com      #leilahellergallery#fieartmagazine#summerartfun

MM Fine Art SUMMER SCHEDULE 2022

SUMMER SCHEDULE 2022 SUMMER SELECTION June 10 - 19, 2022 Claudia Aronow, Christopher Engel, David Gamble,  Edward Holland, Justin Lyons, Brian O'Leary, Michael Quadland, and others EAST END ARTISTS NOW & THEN June 24 - July 10, 2022 Opening Reception Friday, June 24, 6 to 8PM Irina Alimanestianu, Dan Christensen, Janet Culbertson, Perle Fine, Jon Mulhern, David Slater, Louise P. Sloane, Immi Storrs, John Zieman, and many others   CORNELIA FOSS Recent Work  July 16 - 31, 2022 Opening Reception Saturday, July 16, 6 to 8 PM SUMMER HAZE Rainer Andreesen, Edwina Lucas, Michael Meehan, Dinah Maxwell Smith July 16 - 31, 2022 Opening Reception Saturday, July 16, 6 to 8 PM   SUSAN GROSSMAN  August 6 - 21, 2022 Opening Reception Saturday, August 6, 6 to 8 PM CHRISTOPHE VON HOHENBERG Friends, Lovers, & Others August 6 - 21, 2022 Opening Reception Saturday, August 6, 6 to 8 PM ART MARKET HAMPTONS August 11 - 14, 2022 2368 Montauk Highway Bridgehampton, NY 11932 TERRY ELKINS Past & Present Places Revisited August 27 - September 11, 2022 Opening Reception Saturday, August 27, 6 to 8 PM   MM FINE ART 4 North Main St., Southampton, NY 11968 www.mmfineart.com SUMMER GALLERY HOURS Monday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 11am - 5pm Sunday 12 - 4pm Tuesday & Wednesday by appointment only   IMAGES FROM TOP: Michael Quadland, Red Dot, acrylic on panel, 24 x 24 inches; Louise P. Sloane, Labor Day, 2018, Acrylic paint and pastes on linen, 48 x 36 inches; Cornelia Foss, At the Beach with Blue Hat, oil on panel, 12 x 12 inches; Edwina Lucas, Solids & Stripes, oil on canvas, 26 x 30 inches; Susan Grossman, Formation, charcoal & pastel on paper, 31 x 34 inches; Christophe von Hohenberg, Lovers Dancing, (cropped) 14 x 11 inches; Rainer Andreesen, Calm Before the Storm, oil on canvas, 30 x 30 inches; Terry Elkins, Untitled, oil on panel, 5 x 7 inches.

Follow! #mmfineart#fineartmagazine#summerartfun

Cinema in Piazza, 2021. Photo by Alexa Hoyer.

Lights, Camera, Action: Cinema in Piazza returns for its 5th year A weekend of films and community in Magazzino's central courtyard

This weekend, June 17-19, 2022, Magazzino Italian Art presents Cinema in Piazza, partnering once again with the Cold Spring Film Society and Artecinema for our annual film series. We are excited to welcome guests back to the museum’s central courtyard to enjoy light refreshments, engaging panel discussions, and a selection of film screenings, as outlined below. Melissa McGill: Red Regatta June 17, 2022 | Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are sold out for this event.  This film by Venetian filmmaker Giovanni Pellegrini follows artist Melissa McGill’s independent public art project, Red Regatta, which was presented in collaboration with Associazione Vela al Terzo Venezia and co-organized by Magazzino Italian Art, curated by Chiara Spangaro with project manager Marcella Ferrari and support from Mazzoleni. The screening will be followed by a conversation with the artist Melissa McGill and Magazzino’s Curatorial and Programming Assistant, Chiara Mannarino. In conjunction with the film screening, there will be a book launch of the 200-page volume, Red Regatta. Published by Marsilio and designed by Beatriz Cifuentes of New York studio Waterhouse Cifuentes Design, the book features McGill’s personal reflections, as well as essays by Chiara Spangaro tracing the artist’s body of work and Silvio Testa, who reveals the secrets and history of the vela al terzo tradition in the lagoon.  Design is One: Lella & Massimo Vignelli June 18, 2022 | Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Tickets available here. Italian-born Lella and Massimo Vignelli are among the world’s most influential designers. Their work covers such a broad spectrum that one could say they are known by everybody, even those who don’t know their names. Through the scope and integrity of their work, they have influenced the world of design for over 40 years. The film brings us into the work and everyday moments of the Vignellis’ world, capturing their intelligence and creativity, as well as their humanity, warmth, and humor.  Prior to the screening, director Kathy Brew will be in conversation with designer Beatriz Cifuentes, a longtime associate of the Vignellis, who is featured in the film. They will discuss what it was like to work with the Vignellis and how their design philosophy, discipline, and practice carries on in Cifuentes’ own design practice with Waterhouse Cifuentes Design and as a design consultant for Magazzino Italian Art.  Swept Away June 19, 2022 | Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Tickets available here. In celebration of the career and legacy of Lina Wertmüller, we will screen her noteworthy film Swept Away. There will be an introduction by Dr. Elizabeth Alsop in which she will share information about the production, contemporary reception, and legacy of Swept Away, and situate the film within the broader context of Lina Wertmüller’s career. Dr. Alsop will also offer comments on some of the film’s most salient and controversial themes, drawing on the work of leading critics and film scholars. About Artecinema Artecinema is an international festival of films on contemporary art established in Naples in 1996, curated by Laura Trisorio which, for several years, has been awarded medals from the President of the Republic of Italy. Each year the festival presents a selection of some thirty documentaries from all over the world about the most important artists, architects and photographers of the last fifty years. Artecinema is one of the most anticipated events of the sector and provides an opportunity for a learning experience as well as social gathering and cultural exchange. www.artecinema.com  About Cold Spring Film Society  The Cold Spring Film Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer-run arts organization based in Cold Spring, NY dedicated to fostering goodwill, community fellowship and appreciation of the moving image arts by screening enjoyable films in local venues. Their annual outdoor Summer Film Series at Dockside Park provides an evening of free entertainment in the village’s unique outdoor spaces for people of all ages. In addition to their Summer Film Series, CSFS also programs an indoor Winter Film Series and partners with other local organizations like Boscobel House & Gardens, Hudson Valley Shakespeare, Butterfield Library and the Haldane schools to provide additional screenings and film enrichment programs throughout the year. For more information or if you’re interested in helping out at screenings, please visit coldspringfilm.org or check us out on facebook/coldspringfilm or twitter/coldspringfilm and instagram @coldspringfilm.

Magazzino Italian Art  info@magazzino.art  2700 Route 9, Cold Spring, NY 10516  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  #magazzinoitalianart#fineartmagazine#summerfilmfun

Rena Spauling Fine Art Exhibits at Art Basel Hall2.1 Booth L14

 

RSFA

@

Art Basel 
Hall 2.1 Booth L14

Preview (by invitation): June 14-15
Public days: June 16-19
OVR: June 13-19


Merlin Carpenter
Peter Fischli
Jutta Koether
Marc Kokopeli
Seth Price
Josephine Pryde
Ken Okiishi
Heji Shin



on view in NY:

Marc Kokopeli
die Pampertaarten

May 20 - June 26


news:

Ei Arakawa
Don't Give Up
May 8 - June 25
Overduin & Co, Los Angeles

Loretta Fahrenholz
Gap Years
April 19 - June 26
Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne

Matias Faldbakken, John Kelsey, Emily Sundblad, Amelie von Wulffen, Peter Wächtler
Watercolors, Chapter II 
April 29 - July 4
Weiss Falk, Zurich

Juliana Huxtable
Ghosts of the Machine (group)
June 3 - August 14
The Polygon, Vancouver

Alex Israel
Sunset Coast Drive
May 17 - June 25
Greene Naftali, New York

Valentina Liernur
Pinturas Grises
June 9 - July 2
Simon Lee, London

Klara Liden
Babarue
from May 20
OCTO Productions, Marseille
+
Found Cities, Lost Objects: Women in the City (group)
May 14 - September 4
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Birmingham, UK


Alastair Mackinven
Numble Bound to a Stripped Standing Tree
June 9 - July 31
Maureen Paley, London

Ken Okiishi
Victoriassecret (group)
opening June 10
Helena Anrather, New York
+
La Collezione Impermanente #3.0 (group)
March 11, 2022 - Jan 1, 2023
GAMeC, Bergamo, IT

Josephine Pryde
The Wig (group)
March 12 - July 31
Bonner Kunstverein, Bonn, Germany

Emily Sundblad
Underlivet
May 13 - June 18
Bortolami, New York
 

 

 

#rennaspaulingfineart#fineartmagazine#artbaselsumerfun

Patrick Heide Contemporary Art, exhibits at the Tefa Maastrich, both 718

Stand 718 Friday 24 June 10 AM - 7 PM (Collectors Preview / By Invitation Only) Saturday 25 June 10 AM - 2 PM (Collectors Preview / By Invitation Only) Saturday 25 June 2 PM - 7 PM (General Admission) Sunday 26 June - Thursday 30 June 10 AM - 7 PM (General Admission) Maastricht Exhibition & Congress Center  Forum 100, 6229 GV Maastricht, The Netherlands

Barbara Nicholls Secondary Recovery Watercolour on 638gsm HP Saunders Waterford 220 x 152 cm 2016

Sophie Bouvier Ausländer Radar (SBAR20210301) Gouache on waxed map  95 x 84 cm 2021

Minjung Kim The Corner (18-001) Mixed media on mulberry Hanji paper 200 x 139 cm 2018

Susan Schwalb Untitled 5/X/79 Steelpoint & smoke on clay coated paper 45.1 x 29.1 cm 1979

Susan Stockwell Cartographic Dress Paper maps 150 x 70 cm 2019

Martin Assig  St. Paul (Glück) Pastel & wax on paper 183 x 141 cm 2019

#patrickhidegallery#fineatmagazine#artsummerfun

193 Gallery exhibits at Design Miami, Basel.

 

 

Nous sommes ravis de participer pour la première fois à la foire Design Miami/Basel, plus grande foire de design du monde. 

Notre stand sera consacré à l'artiste-designer ivoirien Jean-Servais Somian.

Rendez-vous du 13 au 19 juin à la Messeplatz de Bâle (juste en face d'Art Basel), sur notre Stand C11. 

We are delighted to participate for the first time in the Design Miami/Basel fair, the most prestigious design fair in the world.

Our booth will be dedicated to the Ivorian artist and designer Jean-Servais Somian.

Meet us from June 13 to 19 at the Messeplatz in Basel (right in front of Art Basel), at our Stand C11.

 

Jean-Servais Somian, Meuble avec étoiles bleues, 2022

Jean-Servais Somian, Tabourets dentelle, 2020

 

Jean Servais Somian emploie dans ses créations du bois de cocotier, d'iroko et d'amazacoué. C'est sa façon de faire vivre les traditions ancestrales ivoiriennes d'une manière contemporaine. / Jean Servais Somian uses for his creation coconut trees, iroko and amazacoué wood. It’s his way of keeping alive the years of ancestrality in a contemporary way.

 

Découvrez le catalogue / Discover the catalog

#193gallerybasel#fineartmagazine#summerartfun