Art Fairs Curators Exhibitions Gallery Exhibitions Interviews
By Katy Donoghue | March 5, 2010 .
Armory Arts Week will host a night in Brooklyn tomorrow, Saturday, March 6. All Williamsburg Gallery Association galleries will be open after hours – from 6PM to 11PM. One of those galleries will be Parker’s Box, with a new show entitled “Unidentified Living Objects” that we are sure will be worth the quick trip on the L.
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Art Fairs Curators Exhibitions Gallery Exhibitions Interviews
By Katy Donoghue | March 4, 2010 .
This Saturday, March 6, “31 Women in Art Photography” presented by Humble Arts Foundation opens at Affirmation Arts in New York. Curated by Charlotte Cotton and Jon Feinstein, the show features 31 works by 31 female photographers selected from open submissions.
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Art Fairs Curators Exhibitions Interviews
By Katy Donoghue | March 3, 2010 .
This week at SCOPE Diane Pernet of the blog and film festival, ASVOFF (A Shaded View on Fashion Film), will curate Markt, a fashion focused exhibition, and SCOPE Film’s Friday, March 5 programming.
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Curators Exhibitions Interviews Museum Exhibitions
By Katy Donoghue | January 26, 2010 .
The California African American Museum (CAAM) and the Skirball Cultural Center are currently home to the show “An Idea Called Tomorrow,” an exhibition that asked artists to “imagine and create what a civil and just future looks like for them.”
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Art Fairs Curators Exhibitions Gallery Exhibitions Interviews
By Katy Donoghue | December 1, 2009 .
This week is all about the fairs in Miami. If at some point you find yourself in need of a break from the masses, it will be worth your while to check out the appropriately named “Herd Thinner” exhibition curated by David Hunt at the Charest-Weinberg Gallery.
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Curators Exhibitions Interviews Museum Exhibitions
By Isabel Castro | August 4, 2009 .
The Fondation Cartier, the contemporary art museum renowned for its impressive building designed by Jean Nouvel, has undergone a make-under to look a bit more like a subway. “Born in the Street Graffiti” (currently on view through November 29, 2009) will bring light to the extraordinary expansion of an artistic movement that developed in the st...
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