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Tag Archives: new york galleries
Jonathan Levine at Juxtapoz
The Jonathan Levine Gallery is one of my favorite places in New York. Recently I did a 3-part profile on Jonathan Levine in conjunction with the fifth anniversary of his Chelsea gallery and his 15th anniversary as a curator (punk … Continue reading
Marukami and Reyle at Gagosian
Takashi Murakami received his PhD from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts in a traditional form of Japanese painting called Nihonga, but after becoming fascinated with Japanese and American pop-culture he began creating “poku” art. Poku references a blend of … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Gagosian, German art, Hiropon Factory, Japanese art, Marukami, new york galleries, Reyle, Warhol
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At Juxtapoz
My recent Juxtapoz reviews: Francine Spiegel‘s grotesque take on the pop anti-heroine (and a feral food fight) at the Grand Street Deitch space: Revisiting the Pattern & Decoration movement with Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt at Chelsea’s Pavel Zoubok Gallery: A new, handmade … Continue reading
On My Radar
Some of this stuff is old, but I thought I’d mention it. Here’s what’s on my radar: Several months ago Reuters photographer Finbarr O’Reilly published a collection of astounding photos of daily life and conflict in the Congo. In February … Continue reading
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Tagged art, budapest, cathedral of antlers, China, climate change, congo, culture jamming, film, free press, free speech, gagosian gallery, han chinese, jeff daniels, journalism, media, new york galleries, new york post, pop-art, pop-surrealism, pranksters, rebiya kadeer, reindeer, rupert murdoch, sally mann, takashi murakami, uighers, urban alchemy, yes man
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Greg Haberny: Go See This Exhibit
You owe it to yourself and your (hopefully) continued status as an informed citizen and voter to check out Greg Haberny’s “Dirty Little Things” at New York’s Leo Kesting gallery (till Sept. 27). It’s the meatpacking district’s very own reality … Continue reading