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Category Archives: Art review
Paris Gallery Crawl-III
This is going to be my last post about the gallery exhibitions in Paris in September, 2011. The most exciting show for me was Jim Shaw‘s installation and drawing show at Praz-Delavallade. The exhibition, titled THRILLING STORIES FROM THE BOOK … Continue reading
Paris Gallery Crawl-II
Here is the second part of my Paris gallery round-up for September, 2011. In this entry, I am listing some of the more interesting shows that I have seen in smaller galleries around Marais district in Paris. Most Paris galleries … Continue reading
Paris Gallery Crawl I
I have been neglecting my blog for a while, and there is a good reason for it. I went to France for 3 weeks for a long anticipated vacation. I have eaten some amazing food and seen some interesting art. … Continue reading
Posted in Art review, blog, French
Tagged France, Galerie Perrotin, gallery crawl, Paris, Thaddeus Ropac, Yvon Lambert
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Savage Beauty of Alexander McQueen (La beauté sauvage d’Alexander McQueen)
I went to see Alexander McQueen’s very popular posthumous exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art called Savage Beauty. The wait to get in the exhibition is always at least 30 minutes, and once you are in the exhibition hall … Continue reading
Posted in Art review, blog, French
Tagged Alexander McQueen, beauté sauvage, exhibition, fashion, Hans Bellmer, Metropolitan Museum, MOMA, Savage Beauty, Whitney Museum
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Chelsea Galleries in June, 2011
Another monthly gallery stroll through some Chelsea galleries last week. I was pleasantly surprised by the number of interesting shows, and especially some good painting shows. First, practically everyone has been raving about Mark Grotjahn‘s exhibition at Anton Kern Gallery, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anton Kern, Cheim and Read, Chelsea, Friedrich Petzel, Mary Boone, Tanya Bonakdar
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Uptown Galleries-Eric Fischl, Arshile Gorky, Francis Bacon & Chaim Soutine
Eric Fischl’s early 1980s paintings are shown at Skarstedt Gallery (20 E. 79th Street), and I was somewhat surprised to find myself very moved by these psychologically affecting paintings. Eric Fischl still works in figurative and psychologically and sexually complex … Continue reading
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Tagged Arshile Gorky, art review, Eric Fischl, Francis Bacon, Gagosian, gallery crawl, Helly Nahmad Gallery, Skarstedt Gallery
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Bye Bye Kitty: Between Heaven and Hell in Contemporary Japanese Art
The contemporary Japanese art exhibition Bye Bye Kitty at Japan Society is a must-see for anyone who loves labor-intensive detail oriented work. I particularly enjoyed Hisashi Tenmyouya’s Defeat at a Single Blow, Robust and Magnificient Feature, (Galland and Brave Behavior, 2008, … Continue reading
Chelsea Gallery Crawl
I visited some of the Chelsea galleries last weekend of April with my friend Brett, who was visiting from San Francisco. As usual there were … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandre Gray, Anna Kustera, David Nola, Edward Thorp, Joan Semmel, Mary Boone, Mitchell-Innes & Nash, Pace
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