Gallery/Dealer Photos (3)
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* Taylor Absher
* Vito Acconci
* Michael Alago
* Jill Auckenthaler
* Sebastian Black
* Chris Bogia
* David Brown
* Frank Brunner
* Elaine Cameron-Weir
* Mark van Cauwenbergh
* Mark Chamberlain
* Jennifer Celio
* Peikwen Chen
* Ain Cocke
* Jenn Dierdorf
* Christina Empedocles
* Wanda Ewing
* Tony Fitzpatrick
* Victor Gadino
* Pam Glick
* Rashawn Griffin
* Nolan Grunwald
* Angelina Gualdoni
* Alex Haas
* Nancy Haynes
* Charles Hovland
* James Hyde
* Kineko Ivic
* Daniel Johnston
* Watanabe Katsumi
* Alix Lambert
* Catherine Lan
* Holly Laws
* Gail Leboff
* Joe Lewis
* Craig Love
* Shannon Lucy
* Curtis Mann
* Peter Maslow
* Sean Mellyn
* Japeth Mennes
* Monica Moran
* Julie Phillips
* Jack Pierson
* Holt Quentel
* Walter Robinson
* Santiago Rubino
* Tomoko Sawada
* Anne Schaefer
* Thomas Lanagan Schmidt
* Jon Slesinger
* Max Snow
* Michael St. John
* Shuji Terayama
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Sample Art Work (2)
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TO READ THE NEW YORK OBSERVER ARTICLE ABOUT OUR CURRENT SHOW
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"Correspondence"
featuring Holt Quentel and Elaine Cameron-Weir
April 7th- May 5th
Opening Reception April 7th, 2011 6pm to 8pm
The stark beauty of Quentel’s finest pieces is illuminated for the first time with the accompaniment of her correspondence from the earliest part of her career. The juxtaposition of these letters with her more mature later works reveals an artist finding her true voice with startling freedom as she places her explorations in the real world. Her work serves as a cliff off which to jump into the fluid work of Elaine Cameron-Weir. According to Thomas McDonell “The intrigue of Elaine's practice is the liquidity with which she moves between the 'work' and it's documentation.” Pictures of her sculptures function as works of art themselves. Often Elaine photographs her sculptures with a point-and-shoot film camera, which touches the photos with color gradation. The effect is Elaine’s unique, invented area for her work. With formal consistency and the poetic economy of her visual language, Came... [ Read all ] |
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May 13 - June 18, 2011
Kathleen Cullen Fine Arts announces its first exhibition of American painter Julia Wachtel. The exhibition will be a selection of Wachtel's latest paintings exploring the modern American landscape. Also to be featured are some of Wachtel's older works including "Landcape No. 5 (Mutant Ninja Chernobyl)" from 1991.
In her new work Julia Wachtel explores an American landscape overloaded with the flotsam of mass-produced media. Her paintings are characterized by the signs, corporate logos andbanners which dominate corporate culture. Wachtel's work is also imbued with a subtle darkness and an infectious joy. These new paintings, paired with her older works, further illuminate her thoughts on what culture is, where it's been and where it's going. In a world where the constant bombardment of information and stimuli is overwhelming, Julia Wachtel provides an interlude in which the demand to process the complexity of the visual world, both virtual and real, is reduced to the contemplation of a single dichotomy that is both familiar and disorienting.
Julia Wachtel has been featured in solo exhibitio... [ Read all ] |
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Exhibition Photos (1)
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Tuesday - Saturday | 11 am - 6 pm
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