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2.01 : David Shrigley @ Hayward Gallery (London)
2.02 : Luke Chueh @ Brett Wesley (Las Vegas)
2.02 : Tim Doyle @ Spoke Art (SF)
2.04 : Dennis McNett @ AR4T (OC)
2.04 : Mcpherson, Aiko, Cheriel, Way @ MK Gallery (LA)
2.04 : Bone, Wu, Reid, Milk @ La Luz de Jesus (LA)
2.08 : F*ck Art @ Museum of Sex (NY)
2.09 : Instant Revolution @ Impossible Project Space (NY)
2.09 : Lucian Freud @ National Portrait Gallery (London)
2.09 : Yayoi Kusama @ Tate Modern (London)
2.09 : Takashi Murakami @ Qatar Museum (Qatar)
2.09 : Love & Hate @ StolenSpace (London)
2.10 : Multiplayer x2 @ Gallery 1988 - Melrose (LA)
2.11 : SHAG @ Corey Helford (LA)
2.11 : Mark Whalen Video Release @ Merry Karnowsky (LA)
2.11 : Retna & Zes @ Known Gallery (LA)
2.11 : Barron Storey @ LeBasse - Culver City (LA)
2.11 : Matthew Palladino @ Eli Ridgway (SF)
2.11 : Winter Group Show @ White Walls (SF)
2.13 - 2.18: POW WOW (Hawaii)
2.18 : KAWS @ High Museum of Art (Atlanta)
2.18 : Cody Lusby @ Design Matters (LA)
2.23 : Anthony Lister @ New Image Art (LA)
2.23 : David LaChapelle @ Fred Torres (NY)
2.24 : Terry Richardson @ OHWOW (LA)
2.24 : John Chamberlain @ Guggenheim (NY)
2.25 : Os Gemeos @ PRISM (LA)
2.25 : Herakut @ Lebasse Projects - Chinatown (LA)
2.25 : Rosson Crow @ Honor Fraser (LA)
2.25 : Alex Gross @ Jonathan LeVine (NY)
3.01 : The Whitney Biennial (NY)
3.01 : Conor Harrington @ Lazarides (London)
3.08 : Kris Kuksi @ Joshua Liner (NY)
3.09 : Kehinde Wiley @ Jewish Museum of NY
3.10 : Amy Sol @ Corey Helford (LA)
3.16 : Faith47 @ David Krut Space (Johannesburg)
4.06 : Joe Sorren @ La Luz de JesusCONTESTS
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Preview: Yoshitomo Nara Retrospective @ Asia Society
AM stopped by again at the Park Avenue Armory to check up on the progress of Yoshitomo Nara and YNG/graf during this week’s “Open Studio” session. This time, we got to take full pictures detailing some of the amazing strides made in … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, Installations, Museums, Nara - Asia Society, Sculpture, Setup, Shows & Events, Yoshitomo Nara
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Preview/Set Up: Yoshitomo Nara & YNG @ Park Avenue Armory for Asia Society Retrospective
AM stopped by the opening of Yoshitomo Nara & design firm graf/YNG’s ”Open Studio” at the Park Avenue Armory. Using the massive Armory venue as a central staging ground, the YNG crew hit the ground running; creating a modular structure/installation designed to be carted up … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, Installations, Museums, Nara - Asia Society, Setup, Yoshitomo Nara
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Books: Yoshitomo Nara – “Nobody’s Fool” Box Set
Remember when we mentioned that Yoshitomo Nara will be unveiling a pair of statues on the Upper East Side and his retrospective at the Asia Society? Well even better news – a special book boxed set will be released on September 1st to … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, Nara - Asia Society, Publications, Yoshitomo Nara
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Update: Yoshitomo Nara – New York Upper East Side Statues & Asia Society Retrospective
Some exciting news for Yoshitomo Nara fans out there yesterday as the NY Times announced that on August 9th, a pair of 12-foot-high fiberglass Nara dogs will be placed on the Upper East Side (one across from the entrance to … Continue reading
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Art HK ’10: Yoshitomo Nara
At this year’s Art HK, Yoshitomo Nara brought with him a cool cargo box installation at the Marianne Boesky Gallery booth. Similar to his last installation at Art Basel (Switzerland), Nara set this project up with the help of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Art HK 2010, Contemporary Art, Fairs, Shows & Events, Yoshitomo Nara
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Openings: Yoshitomo Nara – “Ceramic Works” @ Tomio Koyama Gallery
Yoshitomo Nara unveiled a new series of works at Japan’s Tomio Koyama Gallery yesterday. As we mentioned earlier, Nara has been very busy honing his talents on this new medium for over a year at Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, Nara - Ceramics, Sculpture, Shows & Events, Tomio Koyama, Yoshitomo Nara
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Videos: Yoshitomo Nara Lecture
Famed Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara and Giant Robot’s Eric Nakamura (interviewed) were recently invited to participate in the Too Cute conference at Princeton University. It’s pretty rare to hear a talk from an artist such as Nara, especially translated. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, Shows & Events, Videos, Yoshitomo Nara
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Sotheby’s Contemporary Evening and Day Art Auctions
Christie’s and Phillips de Pury have proven to have strong works available at their forthcoming auctions (check out our previews here and here). AM now examines Sotheby’s Contemporary Evening and Day Art Sales (February 10 – 11), which contain great pieces … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Auctions, Contemporary Art, Previews, Sculpture, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
Tagged Alexander Calder, Andy Warhol, Banksy, Chris Ofili, Contempoarary Art, Contemporary Art, Feng Zhengjie, Frank Auerbach, Herman de Vries, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Marlene Dumas, Phillips de Pury, Sculpture, Street & Urban Art, Yoshitomo Nara, Yue Minjun
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Art Los Angeles Contemporary ’10 – Blum & Poe
As a gallery with one of the largest physical spaces in Los Angeles, it was only fitting that Blum & Poe occupied the most real estate by any gallery at Art Los Angeles Contemporary. Typically, a gallery may have a … Continue reading

