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Monthly Archives: May 2009

The Sunday Video: Cory Arcangel

In honor of the veneration by Paddy Johnson on Thursday of Cory Arcangel’s chromogenic prints (recently shown in the New Museum’s “Younger Than Jesus” exhibition) where by criticism from New York Magazine’s Jerry Saltz and Time Out New York’s Howard Halle was dissolved with the understanding that, contrary to popular belief, there has been no [...]

The Blueberry Show: Tonight at Terri and Donna

Terri and Donna, 153 NW 36th Ave., Miami. Over on NW 36th Street a new gallery is making a name (or two) for itself. Those who haven’t yet been to Terri and Donna on one hand have only missed one show, on the other need to play some serious catch-up to get up to speed [...]

The Youth Fair, Bro

Justin H. Long enjoying tips from LARDASS at The Youth Fair, Bro. We interrupt our regular Wednesday coverage of “Cleopatra’s: Trade Secrets” at John Connelly Presents in New York to report on “The Youth Fair, Bro,” a kinetic installation from the self professed mechanical geniuses Meatball and Justin H. Long that took place in Miami this Second Saturday’s Art [...]

AT LARGE: Alexandra Kuechenberg

Alexandra Kuechenberg in her Brooklyn studio with four works. Growing up between California and Florida under the long shadow of her father’s athletic successes, Alexandra Kuechenberg was until recently a resident of Miami and an active member within its art scene. Although she contentiously objected to exhibiting save for one appearance in Twenty Twenty Projects’ [...]

The Sunday Video: Mother

In honor of Mother’s Day (in the US) we are pleased to present the Pink Floyd song “Mother” set to nuclear destruction by Knightmare420 also known as John, a 41 year old male from North Carolina, USA. John has posted a number of videos on youtube.com under the name KnightmareNC that eloquently evoke a polar [...]

Rule Breaker, Shaker, Maker: Farley Aguilar

“The Circle” 2007. Oil on masonite. Documentations of hunts, spiritual beliefs and motifs adorn countless caves around the world. These figurative representations by primitive peoples evidence an inherent human need to record experience. Throughout art history popular establishments have set exclusive standards against which many now venerated movements at one point or another have or [...]