JUDITH HUDSON: PLAYBOY ADVISOR
Posted By Sabrina In Art, Events, Film on September 22, 2011
Thomas McDonell
An 'apple box' is a piece of equipment most often found on film sets and used as a riser to bring props in and out of a camera's frame. In this show, sixty of these boxes have been transformed into a daybed on which visitors to the gallery are invited to sit or lie. Also, on the walls of the exhibition are several new pieces that, like the Daybed, recontextualize the visual language of contemporary film production.
Opening reception of Miller v/s Miller today at Benrimon Contemporary, Thursday June 23rd 5PM- 9PM. Featuring artists Nachume and Danny Miller.
This exhibition is a visual exploration of Nachume Miller’s legacy, not only as a painter but as a mentor and father. It captures how Danny Miller has built upon this influence to branch out, and create his own unique style.
514 West 24th Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10011 USA, bcontemporary.com telephone: 212 924 2400 facsimile: 212 659 0054 electronic: info@bcontemporary.com Monday - Saturday 10am - 8pm, Sunday 12am - 6pm
Posted By Caroline In Art, Events, Photography on June 16, 2011
If you find yourself in Columbia County this summer, go see this exhibition!
Performing Coordinates: Cityscapes Revised
Curated by Zoe Lukov
Opening reception June 22nd, 6-9pm
Abrazo Interno Gallery at CSV: 107 Suffolk Street
Featuring works by: Carlton DeWoody, Lucas Flores Piran, Chibi Lai, Wayne Liu, Zenith Richards, Reyes Santiago Rojas and Georgia Wall
Using the Clemente Sato Velez Center and its presence in New York's Lower East Side as a point of departure, Performing Coordinates: Cityscapes Revised investigates the performance of our individual identities upon the layered physical spaces we inhabit. The LES is the neighborhood in which new immigrants to NY have settled and where today hipsters, scenesters, artists and young professionals lay claim to the stories, cultures and peoples that define this contested territory. Performing Coordinates seeks to re-envision the cartography of the city as a palimpsest of histories that engage and affect the people who occupy it.