Daniel Arsham imagines the world in the next millennium in his latest exhibition titled 3018, at Galerie Perrotin in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. A lot of great Looney Toons references (Tweety, Porky, Bugs, etc) and Check out the DeLorean time machine from Back to the Future franchise. I knew I shoulda taken that left turn at Albuquerque! – Bugs Bunny
Continue readingTakashi Murakami new solo exhibit at Galerie Perrotin‘s Lower East Side Gallery. His New York launched on April 28 — at the Gallery’s Orchard Street space and will run through June 17. The show had an extensive amount of Murakami’s original work, pieces from Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts exhibition, the Baka paintings and more on display. New sculpture, drawings and paintings, OH MY! Check it out while it’s here.
Continue readingYayoi Kusama created two new infinity rooms on view through December 16th @ david zwirner. I refrained from touching the art. I recommend getting there with plenty of time on your hands, since the lines are long. Worth it, though! Also saw With All My Love For Tulips, I Pray Forever. Yayoi Kusama
Continue readingI went to this John Chamberlain exhibit and loved it. Some of his larger sculptures were there also but I was really blown away by the masks. I’ve never really tried my hand at sculpture, but his work was inspiring and his use of color created a beautiful atmosphere at the Gagosian.
Continue reading“Goodbye Blue Sky” Peter Roux “Suspension and Segment” @lyonswiergallery in Chelsea, NYC. I caught the opening of the show – you miss meeting the artist when you get there early, but I hate crowds in galleries. 😉
Continue reading“Robert Swain: Color as Color” continues through Saturday, April 29. This is the New York artist’s third solo exhibition at the Minus Gallery and it features a suite of new large-format color grid paintings. Don’t miss it!
Continue readingStill from | Champion Of Love | by Daniela Imhoff | Digital Fairy Tales: Album Two Light Year projections on tonight until 10pm for First Thursday Gallery Walk in DUMBO – LightYearArts
Continue readingOkinawan-born, American-educated artist. There are endless possibilities in the art of abstraction. She investigates formal concerns such as structure, color, and paint application are simply the means, not the end. Here she is attempting to explore the realm of abstraction with what her experiences in life could possibly offer. both 9″X11″ Acrylic on Yupo.
Continue readingWalter Robinson @Jeffrey Deitch Gallery Opening Really enjoyed seeing Walter Robinson’s retrospective at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery @walterrobinsonstudio @jeffreydeitch NYC. Walter is not only a dedicated pop realist painter he is also the legendary co-creator of ArtRite an early eighties NY art zine, and he started the first website Artnet.com dedicated to covering the Art World. Up til Oct 22.
Continue readingBut a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa Recently I joined my friend Don at the Guggenheim for his Monthly Mind’s Eye tour – tours set up for visitors who are blind or have low vision. These tours are conducted by the Guggenheim’s professionals through “verbal description, conversation, sensory experiences, and creative practice.” I had a great time with everyone and gained new perspective on how the visually impaired…
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