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04/02/2024

What a fun world we discovered today at in Santa Fe!! These fantabulous sculptures are by the Albuquerque based Venezuelan artist

Thank you for this bright and warm embrace of color and whimsy on a frigid winer day!! The exhibition, Cholla Galáctica, is on until the end of February.

The Albuquerque-based artist grew up in Mérida, Venezuela and his practice is intrinsically linked to these two places and their dramatic landscapes. From the lush, mind-bending forests of Venezuela to the sprawling cholla of the Albuquerque valley, Sierra’s seeks to capture the memory, emotion, and physicality of the natural world.
Movement and energy erupt in Sierra’s biomorphic ceramic vessels. His undulating forms pulsate with bold colors and delicate surface details immersing the viewer into Sierra’s personal expression of the land.

My goal is not mimesis but to capture the energy of these spaces and how they are part of my lived experience. In the dialogue between the object and me, that energy somehow always comes to the fore, creating hybrid forms between life in the deserts and memories of mountain forests that become more like dreams.

04/02/2024

What a fun world we discovered today at in Santa Fe!! These fantabulous sculptures are by the Albuquerque based Venezuelan artist

Thank you for this bright and warm embrace of color and whimsy on a frigid winer day!! The exhibition, Cholla Galáctica, is on until the end of February.

The Albuquerque-based artist grew up in Mérida, Venezuela and his practice is intrinsically linked to these two places and their dramatic landscapes. From the lush, mind-bending forests of Venezuela to the sprawling cholla of the Albuquerque valley, Sierra’s seeks to capture the memory, emotion, and physicality of the natural world.
Movement and energy erupt in Sierra’s biomorphic ceramic vessels. His undulating forms pulsate with bold colors and delicate surface details immersing the viewer into Sierra’s personal expression of the land.

My goal is not mimesis but to capture the energy of these spaces and how they are part of my lived experience. In the dialogue between the object and me, that energy somehow always comes to the fore, creating hybrid forms between life in the deserts and memories of mountain forests that become more like dreams.

14/09/2021

For the next couple of weeks we will be sharing images of r&r, fun, and summer vacations. If you have a favorite, please let is know below.

Here's the first in the series, courtesy of Jackson Fine Art Gallery

Arthur Leipzig shot thousands of rolls of film over five decades, producing beautifully constructed yet socially powerful photographs that take a sincere look at street life. Among the most memorable are photo essays on children’s street games, city workers atop the Brooklyn Bridge, Coney Island, and V-Day. Leipzig candidly captured New York’s favorite personalities as Louis Prima, W.C. Handy and Mayor La Guardia. His assignment locales outside of New York City included Peru, Sudan, and the Sahara, as well as places closer to home like West Virginia, Kansas and Jones Beach.
Acclaimed as a sensitive and impassioned documentary photographer, Arthur Leipzig has always directed his camera toward the human condition and his deep love of people, shooting in a straightforward fashion, never forcing the moment but rather allowing a human story to transform simply and spontaneously. As a result, his photographs depict the human community with great intimacy and dynamic energy.

Arthur Leipzig. Divers East River, 1948

21/05/2021

The JGS Fellowship for Photography is a $7,000 cash grant open to New York State photography artists living and working outside of New York City. The Fellowship will be awarded to five artists working in traditional and experimental photography or any form in which photographic techniques are pivota...

02/02/2020

08/01/2020

The most comprehensive overview of commercial photography do's and dont's.

Thomas Werner, private art dealer, former New York gallerist, international curator and fine art photographer, shares his experiences about this topic and mu...

13/12/2019

Definitely see this show Howard Greenberg Gallery

Renowned actress Jessica Lange will present an exhibition of her photography at Howard Greenberg Gallery from November 21, 2019 through January 18, 2020. The exhibition, Highway 61, presents a tribute to the storied route which Lange has traveled countless times since her childhood in Northern Minnesota. Highway 61 originates northeast of Minneapolis and runs 1,600 miles along the Mississippi River though the American Midwest and South, rolling through eight states, down to New Orleans. This is Lange’s second exhibition at Howard Greenberg Gallery. The exhibition coincides with the publication by PowerHouse of her fourth book Highway 61.

Jessica Lange
Mississippi, from the series "Highway 61", 2011-18
Gelatin silver print; printed later
12 x 17 7/8 inches

Since its inception over thirty years ago, Howard Greenberg Gallery has built a vast and ever-changing collection of some of the most important photographs in the medium. The Gallery's collection acts as a living history of photography, offering genres and styles from Pictorialism to Modernism, in a...

20/05/2019

Fascinating stuff!
Proud to be working with
New Art Academy and CADAF Digital & Contemporary Art Fair NYC!

Moderated by Jason Bailey | Founder | Artnome Kevin Abosch | Artist Georg Bak | Generative Art Advisor John Watkinson | Founder | Larva Labs David Young | Ar...

16/04/2019

Love, Intimacy and The Space Between at Julie Saul Gallery.
4 more days to see the celebrated exhibition curated by !

Edna Cardinale, Director of Julie Saul Gallery in New York gently threads together images of love, intimacy, and distance.

10/03/2019

Last day to check out The Armory Show and here are our TOP 10 NOT-TO-BE-MISSED artworks!

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Happy arting!

20/02/2019

Last days to see Brenda Goodman's show, In a Lighter Place in NYC.
January 24 - February 23, 2019
"Here and There", 2018
Oil on wood
"My work is not preconceived but is more akin to the improvisations of jazz. The painting develops through a series of intuitive choices guided by an understanding of formal issues and my years of experience. Since 2006, I have been incising lines on thick paper as a starting point for my oil on paper pieces. A little over a year ago, it occurred to me that I could use that same technique on my larger wood panels. I bought a linoleum cutter and started making deep incisions randomly over the whole surface. Then, working intuitively, I choose a group of cut marks and put a color down to create a shape. That shape informed the next, then the next, and the painting grew until I knew it was “right” and complete."

01/02/2019

Ulf Puder's "masterful paintings of apocalyptic landscapes depict desolation; in fact, they unabashedly present the beautiful power of nature." We would only add that Puder also masterfully blends familiar objects with pure abstraction.
On view in NY until Feb 10, 2019.

01/02/2019

"If these portraits recall Cinquecento depictions, Graham’s 1940 Horse – foreshortened against a receding tile floor – suggests close attention to Quattrocento masters like Piero della Francesca and Paolo Uc***lo. As a younger generation plunged into the fray of pure abstraction, Graham hewed ever more closely to the Italian tradition, as demonstrated here in paintings and drawings from the 1950s with all manner of Greek and Latin inscriptions."
- Ara H. Merjian is Associate Professor of Italian Studies at New York University

Christie's frieze Sotheby's The Armory Show MoMA The Museum of Modern Art Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art

01/02/2019

At first the faces seem strange, but then...

John Graham,
Head of a Woman, 1954,
oil, chalk, ballpoint pen, colored pencil, pencil, brush,
pen, and ink on tracing paper, 62 x 48 cm.

Courtesy: Parrish Art Museum, Southampton and Collection of Leonard and Louise Riggio, New York

frieze Frieze Art Fair Frieze Randall's Island

https://frieze.com/article/john-graham

Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, USA

13/11/2018

Go see this!
Mitchell-Innes & Nash gallery in Chelsea.
More info on on Instagram

10/11/2018

Doesn't this make you think of Gatsby?
Running to to catch the last day of Louis Reith's exhibition. .
Louis Reith
Untitled, 2018
Collage and ink on found book page.
8'x6'