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Monthly Archives: April 2009

Charlie Foxtrot: Daniel Newman at Eighth Veil

Saturday, April 18, 2009

CHUBBY FATS, 2009. Courtesy of the artist and Eighth Veil. Charlie Foxtrot, an exhibition of montages and drawings by artist Daniel Newman marks the inauguration of Eighth Veil, a new contemporary art exhibition and publishing house in Hollywood, California and Newman’s Los Angeles debut. Simultaneously embracing the buildings history and the convenient proximity to Paper [...]

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Photo Documentary: Miami Noir at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS

Friday, April 17, 2009

Miami Noir installation view. Courtesy of INVISIBLE-EXPORTS. In keeping with media genres such as the crime drama and the computer game that paint Miami in a light that most who seasonally crash our shores for Spring Break, Memorial Weekend, Winter Music Conference and Art Basel Miami Beach rarely see, the exhibition Miami Noir at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS [...]

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Cleopatra’s: Trade Secrets at John Connelly Presents

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Installation view of Cleopatra’s: Trade Secrets. From left to right: Bridget Finn, Sharing & Caring and Erin Somerville. On April 10th an exhibition opened in the Tunnel Room – the project room of John Connelly Presents, NY – which in consideration of the recent desolation experienced by the art market makes a simple yet poignant [...]

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AT LARGE: Matthew Schreiber

Monday, April 13, 2009

A guilloche laser work from Matthew Schreiber’s old studio in Miami in 2007. Migration used to be a necessity for artists from Miami. Now, however, thanks to the many efforts of those invested in Miami arts it is realistic for artists to stay and fashion legitimate careers here. For the first time in Miami we [...]

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Painting beyond Photorealism / Contextomy – Hyper-realism by Richard Haden

Friday, April 10, 2009

Timothy Buwalda, Construct, 2009. Oil on canvas. 72 x 48 inches. Courtesy Fredric Snitzer Gallery. This conversation begins in a place. A place that is similar to a salon, but this place is an extension of virtual space; a place built out of digitally informed space. This digital salon place, this virtual space, is called [...]

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Holy Gordon Matta-Clark Batman! Daniel Arsham collaborates with Merce Cunningham Dance Company for Au Tour de Paris Events.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Mock-up of carvings for Au Tour de Paris Events. Since legendary dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham, the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami’s Executive Director and Chief Curator Bonnie Clearwater and Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin artist Daniel Arsham got together in 2006 to design a set (ODE/EON) for eyeSpace, an event commissioned by the Carnival Center [...]

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