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We are pleased to
announce the following gallery updates:
Dannielle Tegeder at VOLTA
NY
VOLTA NY
7 West 34th Street between 5th
and 6th
Avenues
New York, NY 10001
Booth D9
Continuing Sunday, March 5th
7th,
from 11 AM 7 PM
Dannielle Tegeder presents a new version of
her work, Library of Abstract Sound, further
exploring the relationship between abstract
imagery and sound. Tegeders unique works
on paper, inspired by early 20th Century
Modernism and Constructivism, line the walls on
a series of shelves in a library setting and are
accompanied by corresponding sound pieces. A
computer program transcribes her individual
drawings into abstract music, playing in the
library while a nearby flat-screen monitor shows
the specific drawing that matches the sound.
Tegeder also introduces new mixed media wire
mobiles, three-dimensional reflections of her
works on paper, extending the library space and
multiplying the experience for her audience.
Jade Townsend at
Pulse New York
Pulse New York
330 West Street at West Houston
New York, NY 10014
Sunday, March 7th,
12 5PM
The
Charlie James Gallery of Los Angeles, CA will be
presenting Art Basel Miami Beach Hooverville,
the collaborative work of Jade Townsend
and William Powhida. Stop by Booth C-4 to view
the large-scale drawing in detail.
Upcoming Exhibition: Jade
Townsend at Exit Art
Jade Townsend
Born Between Piss and Shit, 2007-10
Installation View
Exit Art
Global/National: The Order of Chaos
March 13th
May 1st,
2010
Opening reception:
Saturday, March 13th,
7 10 PM
Click here
for more information about this exhibition.
Nicky Nodjoumi at
Art Dubai 2010
Nicky
Nodjoumi
Insightful Prayer Facing Other Man, 2010
Oil on canvas
85 x 65 in. (216 x 165 cm)
Art Dubai
Booth #B27
Madinat Jumeirah
Dubai, UAE
Opening
Night: Wednesday,
March 17th,
from 4 10 PM
Public
Hours:
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Thursday, |
March 18th |
04
10 PM |
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Friday, |
March 19th
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12 10 PM |
| Saturday, |
March 20th |
12
06
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As contemporary Islamic
art emerges with prominence challenging the
Western art hegemony Iranian artists seem to
play a major role in this development [...]
Nicky Nodjoumi, the Iranian born artist
living in New York, is among a generation of
artists who have pioneered and expanded the very
idea of contemporary art in Iran. Although he
has been absent for several years from his own
country, he remains one of the most influential
living Iranian artists to date.
What is most notable about
Nodjoumis art is the clever balance he
continues to maintain between what is authentic
and what is universal. He combines Persian
metaphors, visual iconography and Iranian
political reality with influences and
peculiarities borrowed from his host country,
that of American culture and politics. It
appears as if, like all people who exist in a
hybrid manner, Nodjoumi is capable of
speaking to and talking about two different
worlds simultaneously. Ultimately, one could
claim that Nodjoumi is a storyteller with
an accent; he tells us bleak and dark narratives
rich with allegory, irony and ambiguity.
Excerpts from an essay by
Shirin Neshat, 2009
For more information on
Nicky Nodjoumi,
click here.
Limited Edition Prints by
Debra Hampton
Limited Edition Prints
Edition of 50
Cut-out on Canford paper
Signed, dated and numbered on reverse
11 x 8 1/2 in. (28 x22 cm)
Each print $250
We are pleased to announce
the release of Debra Hamptons Limited
Edition Prints to coincide with her current
exhibition, Twenty Paces, at Priska C. Juschka
Fine Art.
Click here for more
information on Debra Hamptons Twenty
Paces.
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