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Nate Lowman / Dash Snow / Dan Colen – “Three Amigos” @ Galleria Massimo De Carlo (Rome)
Affectionately referred to a “Warhol’s Children” in an in-depth New York Magazine article from 2007, the group of New York outcasts from the so-called “Bowery School” – including Dan Colen and Dash Snow (and Ryan McGinely, though not included in this … Continue reading
Preview: “Post 9/11″ @ OHWOW (LA)
After kicking things off at their new Los Angeles space earlier this year with Scott Campbell’s Noblesse Oblige (covered), quickly followed up by a unique body of work from David Benjamin Sherry, OHWOW will look to continue making waves with … Continue reading
Showing / Viewpoints: Sage Vaughn – ‘Children of a Lesser God’ @ Lazarides Gallery
The first UK solo show by LA-based Sage Vaughn (referred to in early May) opened a few weeks back at Lazarides Gallery in London with a title ostensibly borrowed from the 1980 play by Mark Medoff or its subsequent film … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Art, Openings, Shows & Events
Tagged Alex Brown, artistamp, Blade Runner, Contemporary Art, Damien Hirst, Dash Snow, Donald Evans, Erik Brunetti, Lazarides Gallery, Mail Art, Mark Medoff, Michael Hernandez de Luna, Michael Thompson, MOCA, Openings, Postal Art, Ray Johnson, Roy Batty, Sage Vaughn, Shows & Events
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Openings: Agnès B – Howard St. “Galerie Boutique” Launch & Exhibition
Last week AM attended dual receptions to celebrate the launch of Agnès B’s Howard St. flagship store in New York’s SoHo district. The dazzling concept space will be known as “Galerie Boutique” which also serves as a gallery to exhibit … Continue reading
Preview: “3+1″ @ Galerie du Jour – agnès b
Known best for his acclaimed work as an author and film-maker, including writing Kids and directing Gummo and Julien Donkey-Boy, Harmony Korine is also well-regarded as an artist and photographer. On September 9th, he opens an exhibition with works alongside … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Art, Photography, Previews, Shows & Events
Tagged Agnès b, Contemporary Art, Dash Snow, Galerie du Jour, Harmony Korine, Paris, Photography, Ryan McGinley, Show & Events
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Openings: “Shred” @ Perry Rubenstein
“Shred,” an exhibition curated by New York downtown art critic and Paper magazine editor Carlo McCormick, opened last Thursday night at Chelsea’s Perry Rubenstein Gallery. As the name implies, the show features collage-based art from a diverse group of artists, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Art, Openings, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
Tagged Carlo McCormick, Collage, Contemporary Art, Dash Snow, Elbow-Toe, Erik Foss, Faile, Judith Supine, Leo Fitzpatrick, Mark Flood, Perry Rubenstein Gallery, Shepard Fairey, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art, Swoon
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Preview: “SHRED” @ Perry Rubenstein Gallery
Perry Rubenstein Gallery, known to most readers as the gallery that represents Faile (featured), opens an exhibition curated by Carlo McCormick next month, titled “SHRED”. The show focuses on collage-based work by a diverse group of artists, ranging from fine … Continue reading
Dash Snow Memorial @ East River Amphitheater
A second public memorial for Dash Snow will be held tomorrow, October 1 at the East River Amphitheater on the East River from 3:30pm – 7:00pm. All are welcome to attend. Come celebrate the life of one of NYC’s most … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, Dash Snow, Photography, Shows & Events
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Auction: Polaroid Collection via Sotheby’s
Now that the Polaroid Corporation has gone into bankruptcy, it leaves behind a legacy not only in your fond childhood memories of snapping away your day’s activities without a care, but also in an important collection of instant photographs by … Continue reading
