Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts
Friday, April 27, 2012
Friday, August 12, 2011
the soft machine
Alluding to
the William S Burroughs
novel, Soft Machines
is an ambitious
group exhibition
of artists
exploring
the influence
and effects
of control mechanisms
on one's psychological
and physical disposition.
Stuart Brisley
Kathryn Garcia
Anthony Keith Giannini
Kate Gilmore
Tim Hawkinson
Liz Magic Laser and Anna Ostoya
Lovett/Codagnone
Adam Pendleton
Paul Pfeiffer
Ma Quisha
Holton Rower
Sterling Ruby
Kiki Smith
The show closes August 26th.
The Pace Gallery
32 East 57th Street
New York City, NY 10022
the William S Burroughs
novel, Soft Machines
is an ambitious
group exhibition
of artists
exploring
the influence
and effects
of control mechanisms
on one's psychological
and physical disposition.
Stuart Brisley
Kathryn Garcia
Anthony Keith Giannini
Kate Gilmore
Tim Hawkinson
Liz Magic Laser and Anna Ostoya
Lovett/Codagnone
Adam Pendleton
Paul Pfeiffer
Ma Quisha
Holton Rower
Sterling Ruby
Kiki Smith
The show closes August 26th.
The Pace Gallery
32 East 57th Street
New York City, NY 10022
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
brian butler: images and oracles
opening tonight
at laxart annex
in space 15twenty
the premier of a new film
and installation from brian butler
the dove and the serpent will be accompanied
by a live score with special guest musician kenneth anger
performance begins at 8pm
at laxart annex
in space 15twenty
the premier of a new film
and installation from brian butler
the dove and the serpent will be accompanied
by a live score with special guest musician kenneth anger
performance begins at 8pm
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
entropy
jim kazanjian's
entrancing images
and
equally enthralling
artist statement
am interested in a kind
of “entropic” image, an image
that has the capacity to
de-familiarize itself.
My current work is an attempt
to unravel the photograph and play
with established notions of time,
space,
and the understanding of
what gives things context.
Through fragmentation and re-composition
of the photographic space,
the non-linear nature of reading the image
is folded in on itself.
The structure of the photograph is
unwound and reshuffled.
This reshaping becomes an iterative process
that spurs the generation
of something altogether different.
Something ineffable.
my mind instantly
links to
the bewitching
work of ben wolf
entrancing images
and
equally enthralling
artist statement
am interested in a kind
of “entropic” image, an image
that has the capacity to
de-familiarize itself.
My current work is an attempt
to unravel the photograph and play
with established notions of time,
space,
and the understanding of
what gives things context.
Through fragmentation and re-composition
of the photographic space,
the non-linear nature of reading the image
is folded in on itself.
The structure of the photograph is
unwound and reshuffled.
This reshaping becomes an iterative process
that spurs the generation
of something altogether different.
Something ineffable.
my mind instantly
links to
the bewitching
work of ben wolf
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
sheila hicks
looking at
the fiber art
jackets at suno again
i realized i'd never
done a post on sheila hicks
she is one of my greatest influences
and inspired my initial weaving desires
there was a physical shift in my mind
the first time i saw her work
in a library book as a wee one...
i had been obsessed with learning
fiber arts from my great grandmother
but this...this was an entirely
different dimension.
french commissions
japan
weaving as metaphor
her studio
divine
photos: sheilahicks.com
& weaving as a metaphor
the fiber art
jackets at suno again
i realized i'd never
done a post on sheila hicks
she is one of my greatest influences
and inspired my initial weaving desires
there was a physical shift in my mind
the first time i saw her work
in a library book as a wee one...
i had been obsessed with learning
fiber arts from my great grandmother
but this...this was an entirely
different dimension.
french commissions
japan
weaving as metaphor
her studio
divine
photos: sheilahicks.com
& weaving as a metaphor
Monday, August 30, 2010
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