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An opening reception for Allyson Ross’ group show, “Matchmaker” at Soho20 Gallery is tomorrow, February 2nd at 6pm: Congratulations to Sarah Palmer, who was recently featured on Women in Photography, and was shortlisted as a finalist for the 2011 Aperture … Continue reading
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Go see Amani Willett’s work in the upcoming group exhibition, “New York in Color.” Opening reception Thursday, February 2nd 6-8pm at Howard Greenberg Gallery, NYC
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YoungProjects is pleased to present Suspension, a two-person show exploring the relationship between time and image through the work of the Berlin-based experimental film artist, Reynold Reynolds and the New York-based Kevin Cooley. The exhibition was designed as a response … Continue reading
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Click on the image below to read a short interview with John Cyr in Aperture’s “Exposures” blog about his Developer Tray series. John will also show 9 images from this series at AIPAD 2012.
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Alum Cat Del Buono’s solo exhibition “Vanity Unfair” will debut January 20th at 6th Street Container in Miami, FL. The videos and installations target the absurd practices -such as plastic surgery- to which women conform. Exhibition Dates: January 20-February 12, … Continue reading
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Exhibit opens January 19th – March 3rd at Fotografins Hus in Stockholm, Sweden. Fotografins Hus www.fotografinshus.se info@fotografinshus.se Slupskjulsvägen 26 c, Skeppsholmen 111 49 Stockholm SWEDEN tel: +46-8-611 69 69 +46-70-718 37 04 Opening hours Wed-Fri 12-6 pm Sat-Sun 12-4 pm
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This body of work was selected to be part of a group show at the Rush Arts Gallery in Chelsea as a part of the CURATE NYC project. Dec. 1-10, 2011 An image from this series is currently up at … Continue reading
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EL PASO, TX (DECEMBER 8, 2011) – Organized by the El Paso Transnational Trolley Project, a visual arts campaign to bring cultural awareness for a transnational trolley system and border-crossing, a collection of regional artists from El Paso and Juarez … Continue reading
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“The Value of Small Skeletons” 45minutes, 2011 “Akilah Oliver, 3 Readings” 15minutes, 2011 Saturday, November 19, 8:00 Sunday, November 20, 8:00 Douglas Dunn’s Salon, 541 Broadway (near Spring), 917-912-8403 Contribution- $12 ($10 Students) Tickets available at the door – no … Continue reading
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Book Launch & Signing Alison Brady Thursday, November 10th from 7-10pm Open Bar 7:30 -8:30 The Blind Barber 333 East 10th Street New York, NY Introduction by Nick Pinkerton Published by Cami Publishing This event launches the first monograph on … Continue reading
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AD Projects at the Big Screen Plaza October 25, 2011 7-9pm Big Screen Plaza location: 851 Avenue of the Americas Behind the Eventi Hotel New York, NY 10001 (6th Avenue between 29th & 30th Streets) From the AD Projects site: … Continue reading
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The opening reception for Through the Plain Camera will take place Friday, October 21, from 5:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m. in the Gallery. The show’s gallery talk will be held Tuesday, October 25, at 4:30 p.m. Haverford College is located at 370 … Continue reading
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Described by Rolling Stones’ lead singer Mick Jagger as an “apocalyptic, end-of-the-world song,” their 1969 release “Gimme Shelter” came to embody the feelings of the times and marked an end of idealism for a generation who believed they could change the world.
Kunsthalle Galapagos presents Gimme Shelter, a group exhibition that examines the uncertainty and disquiet of our current times. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Rolling Stones song, the show features artists who examine the parallels pervading our present circumstances of economic strife, war, and unrest. Working across disciplines and mediums, these artists investigate our media-driven culture, the underlying violence in our society, apocalyptic visions, and the disillusionment with the American Dream. Overall, their work reveals an upheaval in our sense of optimism and a shift towards a new kind of realism.
Image: “Morning Paper” by Hannah Smith Allen, 2011
Kunsthalle Galapagos
16 Main Street, DUMBO, Brooklyn, NY 11201
F train to York St.
A/C trains to High St-Brooklyn Bridge
***Please use Water Street Entrance***
On Wednesday, September 28th, Lewis Smithingham’s short film “My Mother the Flatiron” will be screened at the UK’s Raindance 2011. This film stars Sarah White-Ayón, a 2011 alum of this program. For more information, please visit the website: Raindance Film Festival
