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PE Pinkman, the chief visual arts curator and executive director of the Watchung Arts Center in New Jersey, notes that two exhibitions — Mona Brody: Portals, Apparitions, and Other Voices and Anne Trauben: Step Up on a Stool to Reach the Sky — emerged from separate discussions with each artist. For over 45 years, the nonprofit Watchung Arts Center has been a prominent stage, showcasing works from regional artists in New Jersey and New York.
The eighteen paintings from 2009 to 2023 by Israeli-born New York-based painter Noa Charuvi at York College Fine Arts Gallery in Queens draw on this biblical concept of ‘Gal’ed.’
Thank you to all who visited Christina Massey’s solo show at
It was a treat to meet those who could make it in person and chat with you. Thanks to for this fantastic opportunity to showcase Christina’s stunning work. She truly transformed the space.
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Love this mysterious space
Thru– 22 Jul 2023
Cathy Josefowitz
Forever Young
New York, 69th Street
Hauser & Wirth’s inaugural solo exhibition of the artist’s work, ‘Cathy Josefowitz. Forever Young,’ will re-introduce Josefowitz’s gifts and vision through a meticulous selection of works—including some exhibited publicly for the first time—
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When she was eight years old, Isabelle Plat’s mother took her to the museum in Lyons, France, to see a show of works by the School of Paris. The young artist remembers being enchanted by the works of Matisse and Soutine and then and there decided she would be painter. Flash forward a decade and Plat was working toward her baccalaureate at the prestigious École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, which offered a rigorous five-year program of academic training. Plat concentrated on sculpture, following the age-old practice of drawing and modeling from antique casts.
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Posted on June 20, 2023June 13, 2023 by Daisy ArcherIsabelle Plat Reinvents the Portrait Artist Profile By Daisy Archer Installation shot When she was eight years old, Isabelle Plat’s mother took her to the museum in Lyons, France, to see a show of works by the School of Paris. The young artist re...
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“In my dreams I dance for you”
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Posted on May 19, 2023May 19, 2023 by Art SpielBay Ridge Through an Ecological Lens: Christopher Lin HOT AIR Photo courtesy Adam Golfer Bay Ridge through an Ecological Lens is a multi-faceted public art exhibition hosted by Stand4 Gallery and presented in collaboration with ecoartspace This interact...
Love this funky space.
"Frenchtown in the Delaware river Valley NJ is home to a fantastic new arts center with cutting edge programming: take note art lovers, ArtYard has come to town."
---Mary Judge for Art Spiel
Posted on May 14, 2023May 14, 2023 by Mary JudgeArtYard & Paul Bowen: Drift Frenchtown in the Delaware river Valley NJ is home to a fantastic new arts center with cutting edge programming: take note art lovers, ArtYard has come to town. ArtYard is a not for profit, state-of-the-art facility wit...
Posted on May 12, 2023May 3, 2023 by Art SpielBay Ridge Through an Ecological Lens: Rita Leduc HOT AIR Leduc installing Field Mark (Narrows Botanical Garden). Photo courtesy of the artist. Bay Ridge through an Ecological Lens is a multi-faceted public art exhibition hosted by Stand4 Gallery and pres...
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"Art, life, collaboration are intertwined and inseparable. I bring the dance expertise and he brings the visual art, and we cover quite a lot of ground in between."
--- Julia K. Gleich
"My takeaway from this performance series is really more about the process. It’s exciting each season to select and pair up a new group of talented choreographers and visual artists."
---- Jason Andrew
Published today!
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Inka Essenhigh at Miles McEnery Gallery. Photo courtesy:
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choreographer engaging with painting in Out Of Joint
Next dance performance: Fri May 5 @ 6pm
Gallery hours: Tue- Sat 1-6pm
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Out of Joint at the Boiler Opens this Sat April 29 6-9pm with dance performance at 7pm
Featured Artists:
Yasmeen Abdallah, Levani, Louisa Pancoast, Melissa Stern, John O’Connor, Etty Yaniv
Organized by Etty Yaniv.
The Boiler
191 North 14th st. Brooklyn, NY
April 29th – May 27th, 2023
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 1 – 6pm
Joint us!
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Posted on April 3, 2023March 9, 2023 by Amy TallutoWhisperings from the Wormhole with The Proof is in the Punctum Film still from 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Once, my day job was a freelance graphic designer and I worked from home in Brooklyn. My desk was in a corner of the combination liv...
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Posted on April 6, 2023April 6, 2023 by Art SpielWilliam Norton – Styx & Stones- at The Boiler – ELM Foundation Photo Story “Cop,CodPiece, and Tigger”, “Lurking Cop”, “Cutting the Head Off the Thug”, “in the rain i feel myself swallowed, savored, teased by your tongue” William No...
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Posted on April 8, 2023April 10, 2023 by Art SpielDenise Sfraga: Strange Brew at The Garage Art Center Featured Artist Denise Sfraga, installation detail The work included in Strange Brew, Denise Sfraga’s solo show at the Garage Art Center, explores the life cycle of plants. This fascination with ...
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Posted on April 10, 2023March 18, 2023 by Etty YanivDana Yoeli: Staging Memorials Dana Yoeli in her Tel Aviv studio, 2022, photo by Roni Cnaani In her installations, sculptures, and drawings, the Tel Aviv based artist, Dana Yoeli, digs into collective and biographical memories, to create multi-layer...
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Dumbo Open Studios is coming up April 22nd + 23rd! Don’t miss out on visiting the studios of several generations of Dumbo artists and residency participants.
Featuring:
💯 More than 125 artists and art organizations from all around DUMBO and Vinegar Hill
👩🎨 Artists in residence at the Sharpe Walentas Studio Program, Triangle Arts, BRIClab, the New York Studio School, and Smack Mellon
🖼 Gallery exhibitions at A.I.R. Gallery, Cuban Art Space, Empire Stores, GAIA Gallery, Higher Picture Generation, Klompching Gallery, Loop of the Loom, Main Window, MINUS SPACE, Platform Project Space, Smack Mellon & Superfine!
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Learn more at: dumboopenstudios.com
Detail from a Gerhard Richter painting at the gallery, chelsea NYC. Jaw dropping tour de force. Every inch a universe. Do not miss.
HOT AIR
In the fall of 2019, Meagan Woods, an interdisciplinary artist working in dance, theatre and costume design, attended an arts/science event at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada where she was an MFA student. She was both alarmed and inspired by what she learned about the critical condition of coral reefs around the world caused by climate change. In response, she assembled a team consisting of four colleagues in the MFA Interdisciplinary Arts program and a New-Jersey based visual artist to create what eventually became an innovative, experimental opera/installation called Once She Dries. Besides Woods, the collaborative includes pianist and composer, Casper Leerink; filmmaker, photographer and installation artist, Xinyue Liu; violinist and composer, Kourosh Ghamsari-Esfahani; musician and actress, Amanda Sum; and sculptor and installation artist, Nancy Cohen.
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Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program Open Studios in on April 22 & 23rd! To get us ready, we’re introducing you to this year's participating artists.
David Atkin is a painter and art educator. Focusing on portraiture, Atkin’s current work utilizes egg tempera to depict dreamlike moments that convey his subjects’ internal states of mind. Sitting in dialogue with Western painting precedents, Atkin tackles traditional themes and allegories through a contemporary lens. Through his use of line, color, and narrative, Atkins reveals that people are, in all their moments, more than they might seem to be.
says —-“The “L-I-L-T” is insidious because it appears at first like a compliment. It might sound like a “Hold it right there! That’s a work of genius!” but all it communicates is: “I know better than you what’s best for your work.” The commenter sees our work as a rare orchid that we (without the help of their buttinsky advice) might accidentally overwater and kill. Often the person making this comment is well-meaning, but they are doing us a disservice because they aren’t taking the time to really know our goals or what we’re going for in our work. Their tastes may run to loose and quick, but you may prefer detail. Or, they may like bright colors, but we like dark gravitas. They might be a huge fan of minimalism, but we’re maximalists at heart. It’s a risk to allow others’ tastes to influence our work in its embryonic stages and potentially derail our process in the studio.”
Read Amy’s article today’s in artspiel.org
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"The “L-I-L-T” is insidious because it appears at first like a compliment. It might sound like a “Hold it right there! That’s a work of genius!” but all it communicates is: “I know better than you what’s best for your work.” The commenter sees our work as a rare orchid that we (without the help of their buttinsky advice) might accidentally overwater and kill. Often the person making this comment is well-meaning, but they are doing us a disservice because they aren’t taking the time to really know our goals or what we’re going for in our work. Their tastes may run to loose and quick, but you may prefer detail. Or, they may like bright colors, but we like dark gravitas. They might be a huge fan of minimalism, but we’re maximalists at heart. It’s a risk to allow others’ tastes to influence our work in its embryonic stages and potentially derail our process in the studio."
Posted on March 6, 2023March 1, 2023 by Amy TallutoWhisperings from the Wormhole with Beware the Leave-It-Like-That Moby Dick Illustration by Augustus Burnham Shute, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Gather round, me hearties, and let me tell you a tale: a tale about a much-dreaded comme...
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"Once She Dries" a multimedia installation and experimental opera about Coral Reefs and Climate Change opens Friday March 3rd from 6-9pm in Jersey City.
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More information at onceshedries.com
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Sunday Afternoon (1948)
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Heads up: We are launching HOT AIR—a new section in Art Spiel focusing on art dedicated to our climate change urgency. It will be published once or twice a month and will include related show reviews and interviews with artists from multiple disciplines. This initiative is in collaboration with artist and writer Hovey Brock, who has frequently written articles on climate/art for Art Spiel. Melissa Stern came up with the cheeky title.
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