Closed Mondays.
10/31/11
10/28/11
What would happen if a group of prominent American painters and sculptors were asked to work in ceramics?
David Smith, 1964
Plate with Nude
Ceramics by Twelve Artists, organized by Cleve Gray for "Art in America", Dec 1964. (Material Matters)
My Mondo
My Mondo
Paintings and drawings by Andy Rementer
Opening November 3, 6:00 pm
Until Nov 5 at Mondo Cane, NYC
10/27/11
LOST & FOUND (SURVIVAL) —
Jenny Holzer, stickers from the Survival series (1983–85). From the exhibition Investigations 3: Jenny Holzer. Found in the ICA archive and re-installed as part of Up on My Back, and I Will Take You Thither.
10/26/11
Slotins
Sam Doyle, Rocking Mary
Leroy Person, Floral Still Life
Sarah Mary Taylor, Laying Hands Quilt
Rod Rosebrook, Farm Tool Wheel
John H. Toney, Man with Two Buckets
Available at Slotin Folk Art (11/12/11)
Man In Room and Blue Horse
Carlo Zinelli, 1916-1974
Man In Room and Blue Horse
Double-sided painting; Signed and dated, 1967
Lot #125 Slotin (11/12/11)
Guo State Tombs Museum
From the tombs of the Guo State king, Western Zhōu period. These photos (and a lot more) by Gary Todd.
10/25/11
INDOORS
Indoors es una sección del estudio de arquitectura barcelonés Arquitectura-G en la reformulación y reorganización interior de la vivienda urbana adaptándola a la cultura contemporánea del habitar.
10/24/11
10/21/11
10/18/11
10/17/11
10/13/11
"Once we accept the concept of work as something meaningful — not just as the source of a buck — you don't have to worry about finding enough jobs."
Working is interested in businesses which are rooted in physical spaces (e.g., offices, studios, storefronts) instead of freelance situations that can be transported city to city. The physical nature of these businesses demonstrates, at the least, a commitment to the city where their practice occurs, something increasingly important in stemming the homogenization and scaling of our cities and of unifying the strange divide between where we live and where we work.
Watch/more: here (Tramnesia)
10/12/11
10/10/11
10/7/11
DUNE #18
Dune, No. 18, Autumn 1999
Cosmic Wonder, Anne Sophie-Back, Susan Ciancialo; photographs by Chikashi Suzuki, Vincent S. & Yoshiko Shiojiri, and Anders Edström.
10/6/11
10/5/11
10/3/11
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