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Saturday, June 15

Galleries

303 Gallery
507 West 24th Street / +12122551121 / 303gallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Rodney Graham
May 3 - Jun 15, 2013
At our new location at 507 W 24th Street.
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Jane and Louise Wilson
Jun 25 - Aug 2, 2013
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3A Gallery
179 Canal Street, #3A / +12122197523 / 3agallery.com
Fri - Sun 1:30pm to 5pm
3A Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Josh Thorpe A Dog at Sea
May 31 - Jun 28, 2013
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440 Gallery
440 Sixth Avenue / +17184993844 / 440gallery.com
Thu - Fri 11am to 7pm
440 Gallery is a collective of artists who share a space dedicated to the exhibition and sale of artwork.
Off the Wall Recent Photography and Mixed Media by Shanee Epstein
May 16 - Jun 23, 2013
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532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel
532 West 25th Street, HighLine Level / +19177013338 / 532gallery.com
Tue - Fri 11am to 6pm, Sat 12pm to 6pm
Gerard Ellis Between Villages
May 30 - Jun 29, 2013
Thomas Jaeckel is pleased to present new paintings by Gerard Ellis. This is his inaugural exhibit with the Gallery and a first in New York.
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A painter and draftsman by calling and choice, Gerard Ellis establishes an interesting dichotomy between the practice of painting and social critique. His pictorial work is highly expressive and vigorous for those who directly or indirectly participate in the multiple strata of the contexts of which this artist speaks. The violence, corruption and lack of willpower characteristic of our times are central topics of his meticulous pictorial work. There is a studied connection and interdependence between what is his work and what constitutes his life experiences, which translates into a certain underlying politicization of life’s experience. Self-referential and sometimes autobiographical, his dynamic yet intensely personal and authentic compositions serve on dual levels; not only are they effective in presenting the viewer with truncated iconoclastic narratives, but they also possess a strong visual vocabulary of technical styles.
Ellis competes in a direct relation to the animal, this time, no longer domestic (an owl, a cybor-dog, among others) with the man and are constant companions to the figures in the paintings. Equipped with a dramatic quality, the plastic movement of each one of the works speaks of speed and stillness, paralysis and aggression, being the diachronic dichotomy of the mental movement of the spectator.
Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in 1976, he graduated from the National School of Fine Arts and the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo. Selected to be part of the “S-Files”, the 6th edition of the El Museo del Barrio Biennial in NY, 2011. Has been recognized with three awards of Excellence by The Society of News Design, 2007-2008. In 2007 was invited to be part of the IX edition of the Cuenca International Biennial, Ecuador. His work has been exhibited in group shows in the Nassau County Museum of Art, NY, The IDB Cultural Center and The Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington, D.C. Selected to be part of the National Biennial of Visual Arts and the XX edition of the E. León Jimenes Art Contest (Biennial), where he received the Prize for painting, both in the Dominican Republic. He participated in the “Sarmiento Public Art Project, 2007” in public areas of the city of Santo Domingo.
International contemporary art fairs include: VOLTA NY, Scope, Pinta and Arte BA. His work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, CA; Fundación para la Pintura, Canaria, Spain; the Museum of Contemporary Drawing and the Museum of Modern Art in Santo Domingo; The Dominican Congress and in private collections in New York, London, Miami, Spain, Panamá, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo.
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Armando Marino, Nadja Marcin VOLTA 9 BASEL
Jun 10 - 15, 2013
Presenting new work at Dreispitz-Halle
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A.I.R. Gallery
111 Front Street, Suite 228 / +12122556651 / airgallery.org
Wed - Sun 11am to 6pm
Barbara Roux Growing Evidence
May 30 - Jun 23, 2013
Roux continues her engagement with wild habitat niches in the northeast through an installation of sculpture, photographs & narrative text.
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Lillian Gerson Rock Jetty Deli & Food Corp
May 30 - Jun 23, 2013
Documents and processes the complicated emotions of life in the Rockaways in the days, weeks, and ongoing months following Hurricane Sandy.
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Nancy Lasar Lines of Light
May 30 - Jun 23, 2013
A varied body of work including acrylic on canvas, woodcut, trace-monotype with chine colle & iconic figure composites in unique prints.
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Artists Space : Books & Talks
55 Walker Street / +12122263970 / artistsspace.org/books/
Wed - Sun 12pm to 6pm
André Cadere Documenting Cadere: 1972 - 1978
May 11 - Jun 23, 2013
An exhibition curated by Lynda Morris, bringing together archive material focusing on Cadere’s appearances, walks, lectures and interviews.
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AC Institute
547 W. 27th Street, #210 / artcurrents.org
Tue - Wed 1pm to 6pm, Thu 1pm to 8pm, Fri - Sat 1pm to 6pm
Erik Bergrin, Mark Dillon, Jasmine Johnson, Nadin Ospina, Joseph Rodrigu Art Engaging Gangs
Jun 6 - Jul 27, 2013
The flip side of Norman Rockwell, a group artists engaging with violence and death of gangs and their victims.
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ACA Galleries
529 West 20th Street, 5th floor / +12122068080 / acagalleries.com
Tue - Sat 10:30am to 6pm
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Elaine de Kooning, Deborah Kass, and more... TEXTURES: The Written Word in Contemporary Art
May 4 - Jun 15, 2013
“TEXTURES” features contemporary artists who have incorporated the hand written word in their work.
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Agora Gallery
530 West 25th Street / +12122264151 / agora-gallery.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Get the Summer Off to a Lively Start with Art at Agora
Jun 4 - 25, 2013
Event URL: www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/6_6_2013.aspx
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June is an exciting month at Angora Gallery this year, with three memorable exhibitions to get the summer off to a great start. The Manifestation of Milieu shows artists taking the familiar and adding a sense of the unusual to it, with each work of art becoming a window into a world similar to ours, but where anything seems possible. In Pulse of Abstraction, a feeling of energy, movement and fulfilling life infuses the works, reaching out to touch the audience and encourage us to respond with courage and conviction. In Kaneko Johkoh's solo exhibition, thoughtful consideration merges with an attractively impulsive method to create Sumi ink paintings of power and potency. The exhibitions open on June 4, 2013 and continue until June 25, 2013, with an opening reception on the evening of Thursday, June 6, 2013. Entrance is free and art lovers are invited to attend and refresh themselves with inspiring, evocative art.
Exhibition Dates: June 4, 2013 – June 25, 2013
Reception: Thursday, June 6, 2013, 6-8 pm
Gallery Location: 530 West 25th St, New York City
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat, 11a.m. - 6 p.m.
Event URL: www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/6_6_2013.aspx

Featured Artists:
The Manifestation of Milieu
CHAREST | Jim Cobb | Carolina Ferrara | Gwen Freeman | Steven R. Hill | Gary E. Koeppel | David Rolandeau | Eduardo D. Rubin | Ivan A. Tomicic | Iryna Torskaya

Witness, a State of Being: Kaneko Johkoh / a Solo Exhibition
Kaneko Johkoh

Pulse of Abstraction
Zivi Aviraz | Ermina Avramidou | Marisa Bernotti | Sharon Brill | PAGLIUCA | Rivka Fuchs | LeeAnn Gorman | Jessica JCK | Tamera Lee | Satoshi Mima | Gerd Rautert | Donna Shaffer | Yana Yami

About Agora Gallery
Agora Gallery is a fine art gallery, established in 1984 and located in the heart of New York City’s Chelsea art galleries district. It is famous for showcasing a spectacular array of talented artists from around the world and around the corner, while providing quality and original art to collectors. Exhibitions are usually group exhibits, presenting the work of a number of artists, but sometimes solo exhibitions focus on the work of one particular artist. The gallery publishes ARTisSpectrum Magazine, a bi-annual magazine that is distributed to museums, galleries, art institutions and art schools around the world. It provides artists, collectors, museums, galleries, art organizations and enthusiasts with access to the work of international talented artists as well as feature articles, reviews and interviews. Agora Gallery is the proud sponsor of ARTmine, one of the most comprehensive resources available worldwide to view and purchase fine art. The gallery also runs Agora Art Blog, a blog designed to provide helpful information and advice for artists while providing a forum for artists to help one another by sharing their experiences and thoughts.
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A Summer of Inspiration at Agora Gallery
Jun 28 - Jul 19, 2013 Reception: Fri Jun 28 11am - 6pm
Event URL: www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/7_11_2013.aspx
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The weather is heating up, and so is the atmosphere at Agora Gallery as we present art that has the ability to inspire and energize. The French Perspective: Contemporary Art from France features artworks that seem to have a life of their own, infused as they are with the passion and power of the artists who created them. Delightfully poised between the simplicity of frankness and the complexity of a conscious awareness of the world, the works speak in a language that is both compelling and persuasive. In Pathway to Abstraction, artists glory in the wonder of life and their own comprehension of it, passing on a message of optimism and understanding to us through their work. These works will capture your attention and enthrall your emotions, bringing you in to become an active interpreter of what you see. Sensorial Realms introduces us to a sense of mystery that seems to infect and enliven the banal and the everyday. The essence of creativity animates every aspect of the works, though each artist has allowed impulse and their artistic process to guide them in different ways and to produce a mood and atmosphere unique to them and their work. The exhibitions begin on June 28, 2013 and run until July 19, 2013 The opening reception takes place on the evening of Thursday, July 11, 2013. Entrance is free and art lovers looking for inspiration are warmly encouraged to attend and meet some of the artists who created these dazzling works.

Exhibition Dates: June 28, 2013 – July 19, 2013
Reception: Thursday, July 11, 2013, 6-8 pm
Gallery Location: 530 West 25th St, New York City
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat, 11a.m. - 6 p.m.
Event URL: www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/7_11_2013.aspx

Summer Sensation at Agora Gallery
Jul 23 - Aug 13, 2013 Reception: Thu Jul 25 6pm - 8pm
Event URL: www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/7_25_2013.aspx
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Agora Gallery, NYC has a summer treat for art lovers, with two wonderful exhibitions that will leave visitors feeling refreshed and ready to appreciate the world around them. Interpretive Realms features art that represents the physical expression of the sensitivity, ingenuity and integrity of talented artists who use their impressive skills to share their thoughts and ideas with others. Multi-faceted, the works reflect and emphasize the distinctive perspectives and techniques that the artists consider key to their engagement and communication with the world. Degrees of Abstraction presents art of strength, courage and beauty as artists experiment with the possibilities offered by colors, textures and forms. Carefully balanced to convey both a clear impression and a moving sense of emotion, these works are fascinating in composition as well as undoubtedly affecting in their overall impact. The exhibitions open on July 23, 2013 and continue until August 13, 2013, with an opening reception on the evening of Thursday July 25, 2013. Don't miss this opportunity to put some energy back into your summer!

Exhibition Dates: July 23, 2013 – August 13, 2013
Reception: Thursday, July 25th, 2013, 6-8 pm
Gallery Location: 530 West 25th St, New York City
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat, 11a.m. - 6 p.m.
Event URL: www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/7_25_2013.aspx

Featured Artists:
Interpretive Realms
Vera L.P. Cauwenberghs | Guillermo Del Valle | Ronald DeMuth | Escoto.Carrara | Arti Bhola Goulatia | Sam Hollingsworth | Gabor Kolman | Pramod Kumar | Victor Lenuzza | Roger Molina | Sarah Mitchell Munro | Yukihiro Murai | April Rimpo | Carolina Sauca | Elena Shorokhova-Gayun | Johannes Sorvali | Guy St-Pierre | Rofi

Degrees of Abstraction
Nick Arciero | Laura Bedard | Christina del Valle | Marianne Eichenbaum | Sirenes | Dr. Diane M. Kline | Bui Kristjansson | Joelle Lagier | Jane Magarigal | Graham McBride | Patricia Neden | Rosanne Potter | Sonal Raje

About Agora Gallery
Agora Gallery is a fine art gallery, established in 1984 and located in the heart of New York City’s Chelsea art galleries district. It is famous for showcasing a spectacular array of talented artists from around the world and around the corner, while providing quality and original art to collectors. Exhibitions are usually group exhibits, presenting the work of a number of artists, but sometimes solo exhibitions focus on the work of one particular artist. The gallery publishes ARTisSpectrum Magazine, a bi-annual magazine that is distributed to museums, galleries, art institutions and art schools around the world. It provides artists, collectors, museums, galleries, art organizations and enthusiasts with access to the work of international talented artists as well as feature articles, reviews and interviews. Agora Gallery is the proud sponsor of ARTmine, one of the most comprehensive resources available worldwide to view and purchase fine art. The gallery also runs Agora Art Blog, a blog designed to provide helpful information and advice for artists while providing a forum for artists to help one another by sharing their experiences and thoughts.
Akira Ikeda Gallery | New York
17 Cornelia Street / +12123665449 / akiraikedagallery.com
By appointment only
Akira Ikeda Gallery | New York specializes in modern and contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Various Artists The Drawing Show
Jan 1, 2011 - Dec 31, 2015
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Alexander and Bonin
132 Tenth Avenue / +12123677474 / alexanderandbonin.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Jorge Macchi Loop
May 4 - Jun 15, 2013
Alexander and Bonin is pleased to announce Loop, the first one person exhibition by Jorge Macchi in New York.
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Alexander and Bonin is pleased to announce Loop, the first one person exhibition by Jorge Macchi in New York.

For this exhibition Macchi will divide the gallery into three spaces. Each space will contain works which manifest the measure of time and reiterate its extension in space through a series of projections, objects and watercolors. Jorge Macchi’s finely tuned vocabulary results in works which are simultaneously poetic and uncanny.

Time stands still in a number of Macchi’s recent works. Pendulum, 2013 a curved I-beam supported by two plastic stools, appears to buckle under its own weight. As the title suggests, this tensile irregularity also demarcates the path of a pendulum’s swing, as if to solidify the infinite number of repetitive momentary positions of its arc. First Second, 2013 employs a similar logic, capturing a moment in a material. Macchi has cast the narrow wedge between the hour marking twelve and the tick of the first second on a clock’s face in concrete. This cast triangle renders space-time solid while at the same time leaving open the possibility of development, like a step on a spiral staircase of simultaneity.

The video installation, XYZ, 2012 will occupy the rear space of the gallery. The image of a station clock with hands frozen is projected in such a way that the three hands rest perfectly into the seams of the corner of a darkened room. In his work Macchi fuses architecture, space and time into a simple yet unfamiliar congress.

The two-channel video projection From Here to Eternity, 2013 will be shown on the gallery’s second floor. This work is the most recent collaboration between the artist and the musician Edgardo Rudnitzky. Two clips were extracted from the classic Hollywood film: the first from the opening title sequence and the second while the words ‘THE END’ appear on the screen. The clips have slightly different lengths creating a chaotic sound mixture and are combined with a third audio channel in real time using notes from the original soundtracks and from music sung by women.

Jorge Macchi was born in 1963 in Buenos Aires where he continues to live and work. Since the mid-1980s, his work has been shown throughout the Americas and Europe. Currently, ten large-scale installation works from 2007–2013 are being shown in ‘Container’ a one-person exhibition at the Kunstmuseum, Lucerne. In 2011, his work was the subject of a survey exhibition, ‘Music Stands Still’ at the Museum of Contemporary Art (SMAK) in Ghent. His work was represented in the 11th Biennale de Lyon (2011); the 12th Istanbul Biennial (2011); ‘All of this and nothing’, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2010); ‘Brave New Worlds’ at the Walker Art Center (2007). In 2005, Jorge Macchi, in collaboration with Edgardo Rudnitzky, represented Argentina at the Venice Biennale. His installation for the 2012 Liverpool Biennial, Refraction will be exhibited in June in the Art Unlimited section of Art Basel.

For press inquiries, please contact Sabina Roslyakova at 212 367-7474 or sr@alexanderandbonin.com.
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Robert Kinmont / Doris Salcedo
Jun 26 - Jul 26, 2013
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Alexander Gray Associates
508 West 26 Street #215 / +12123992636 / alexandergray.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Alexander Gray Associates specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Regina Silveira
Jun 5 - Jul 26, 2013
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Alexandre Gallery
Fuller Building, 41 East 57th Street, 13th Floor / +12127552828 / alexandregallery.com
Tue - Fri 10am to 5:30pm, 11am to 5pm daily
Alexandre Gallery specializes in modern and contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Bernard Langlais Sculpture Survey
May 18 - Jun 28, 2013
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Bernard Langlais Works in Wood: A Survey Exhibition
May 18 - Jun 28, 2013
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Allegra LaViola Gallery
179 East Broadway / +19174633901 / allegralaviola.com
Fri - Sat 12pm to 2am, Sun 12pm to 10pm, Tue - Thu 12pm to 11pm
Elektra KB The Cathara Insurgent Women Vs The Theocratic Republic of Gaia Beings
May 29 - Jun 22, 2013
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Group Show The Lonely Sea and The Sky
Jun 5 - 23, 2013
Artists:
Roy Fowler, Robbin Hubbard, Sarah Kurz, Shane McAdams, Sandi Slone, Vadis Turner, and Amy Wilson
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New York Academy of Art Seventh Annual Summer Exhibition
Jun 27 - Jul 27, 2013 Reception: Thu Jun 27 6pm - 8pm
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American Contemporary
4 East 2nd Street / +13477897072 / americancontemporary.biz
Wed - Sun 12pm to 6pm
American Contemporary specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
SARAH BRAMAN, WALLACE WHITNEY CONTACT HIGH
May 1 - Jun 16, 2013
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Americas Society
680 Park Avenue / +12122498950 / as-coa.org
Wed - Sun 12pm to 6pm
The Americas Society Visual Arts program is dedicated to exhibiting and promoting art from Latin America, the Caribbean and Canada.
Xul Solar and Jorge Luis Borges The Art of Friendship
Apr 18 - Jul 20, 2013
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Ameringer | McEnery | Yohe
525 West 22nd Street / +12124450051 / amy-nyc.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Ameringer | McEnery | Yohe specializes in modern and contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Wolf Kahn
Jun 6 - Jul 26, 2013
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Amos Eno Gallery
111 Front Street, Suite 202 / +17182373001 / amoseno.org
Amos Eno Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
The Privileged Series: Among The Commoners by Anthony Dortch
May 29 - Jun 22, 2013
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Ana Cristea Gallery
521 West 26th Street, Floor 1 / +12129041100 / anacristeagallery.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Razvan Boar, George Little, Luke Diiorio Classification Bouillabaisse
May 16 - Jun 22, 2013
Ana Cristea Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition that brings together the diverse work of three accomplished artists.
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Anastasia Photo
166 Orchard Street / +12126779725 / www.anastasia-photo.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm, Sun 11am to 6pm
Anastasia Photo specializes in documentary photography and photojournalism. Please contact gallery for more information.
Ed Kashi Saigon on Wheels
May 30 - Aug 18, 2013
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Andrea Meislin Gallery
534 West 24th Street / +12126272552 / andreameislingallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Andrea Meislin Gallery specializes in photography. Please contact gallery for more information.
Pavel Wolberg
May 4 - Jun 15, 2013
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Andrea Meislin Gallery is pleased to announce Pavel Wolberg’s first exhibition at the gallery and in New York. The exhibition will open on May 4 and will be on view through June 15.

An objective yet empathetic observer, Wolberg intuitively photographs moments of wonder, spectacle, and solitude. He began his career in photojournalism, where his instinctual way of working allowed him to capture climactic and historic moments. Yet his photographs, which often depict various communities and their respective rituals in Israel, lean more towards the poetic than the political.

An avid museumgoer as a child growing up in Russia, he is inspired by great masters like Gericault and David, and his photographs often feel like paintings. Whether close to the action or revealing an expansive perspective, Wolberg maintains the position of a foreign observer and refrains from passing judgment or designating right or wrong. Renowned journalistic photographer Micha Bar-Am says of Wolberg, “He understands that life is sufficiently dramatic and theatrical and he has the proper combination of the laws of the chase and knowledge, in making a visual and artistic statement.”

Whether capturing the revelry of Purim, men dancing in gay clubs in Tel Aviv, sacred moments of a Hasidic wedding, or conflict-laden landscapes, Wolberg handles all of his subjects with sensitivity and respect, always aware of his responsibility as a visual communicator.

About the Artist
Born in 1966 in Leningrad, Wolberg moved with his family to Israel when he was nine years old. Upon completing school he joined the Army, and then after working various odd jobs, he studied at the Camera Obscura School of Art in Tel Aviv. Wolberg later worked as a photographer in the news department of Ha’aretz, and with the European Pressphoto Agency (EPA). He is the recipient of the Gérard Lévy Prize for a Young Photographer, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem and the Constantiner Photography Award for an Israeli Artist, Tel Aviv Museum. His work was featured in the 2007 Venice Biennale, and is in the collections of the Israel Museum, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Jewish Museum (New York), the Kadist Foundation (San Francisco, Paris), and many notable private collections.

For all press inquiries, please contact Courtney Richter at courtney@andreameislin.com
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Group Show Perchance to Dream
Jun 20 - Aug 9, 2013 Reception: Thu Jun 20 6pm - 8pm
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Andrea Rosen Gallery
525 West 24th Street / +12126276000 / andrearosengallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Andrea Rosen Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Wolfgang Tillmans from Neue Welt CURRENT PICK / MUST SEE
May 4 - Jun 22, 2013
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Simon Fujiwara Studio Pietà (King Kong Komplex)
Jun 29 - Aug 10, 2013
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Andrea Rosen Gallery | 2
544 West 24th Street / +12126276100 / andrearosengallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Andrea Rosen Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Lynda Benglis, Sean Bluechel, Jean Dubuffet, Mika Rottenberg, Axel Salto
May 4 - Jun 22, 2013
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Andrew Edlin Gallery
134 Tenth Avenue / +12122069723 / edlingallery.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Andrew Edlin Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Ralph Fasanella A More Perfect Union
May 11 - Jun 22, 2013
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Andrew Kreps Gallery
537 W 22nd Street / +12127418849 / andrewkreps.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Andrew Kreps Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Christian Holstad The Book of Hours CURRENT PICK
May 11 - Jun 22, 2013
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Anton Kern Gallery
532 West 20th Street / +12123679663 / antonkerngallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Anton Kern Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Shio Kusaka
May 23 - Jun 22, 2013
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Francis Upritchard War Dance
Jun 27 - Aug 9, 2013
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Aperture Gallery
547 West 27th Street, 4th Floor / +12125055555 / aperture.org
Mon - Sat 10am to 6pm, Thu 10am to 8pm
Martin Parr Life's a Beach
May 2 - Jul 3, 2013
Featuring the best selections from over thirty years of Martin Parr’s beach photography
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In conjunction with the May release of the beach-bag-size edition of Life’s a Beach, Aperture is pleased to present an exhibition featuring the best selections from Martin Parr’s beach photography.

Parr has been photographing beaches for thirty years, documenting all aspects of them, including close-ups of sunbathers, rambunctious swimmers caught mid-plunge, and the eternal sandy picnic underway. His international career, in fact, could well be traced to the launch of The Last Resort, a 1986 book depicting the seaside resort of New Brighton, near Liverpool.

What may be less known is that this obsession has led Parr to photograph beaches around the world. This compilation, his first on the topic, presents photos of beachgoers on far-flung shores, including Argentina, Brazil, China, Spain, Italy, Latvia, Japan, the United States, Mexico, Thailand, and, of course, the UK. The exhibition brings to the fore Parr’s engagement with a cherished subject matter—that rare public space in which general absurdities and local quirks seamlessly fuse together.

This selection of photographs shows Parr at his best, startling us with moments of captured absurdity and immersing us in rituals and traditions associated with beach life the world over.

Martin Parr (born in Epsom, England, 1952) is a key figure in the world of photography, recognized as a brilliant satirist of contemporary life. Author of over thirty photography books, including Common Sense, Our True Intent Is All for Your Delight, and Boring Postcards, his photographs have been collected by museums worldwide, including the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and Tate Modern, London. A retrospective of his work continues to tour major museums around the world since opening at the Barbican Art Gallery, London, in 2002. Parr is a member of Magnum Photos.

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Portrait Shoot and Beach Party with Martin Parr
Saturday, May 18, 9:00 am-6:00 pm
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Jason Evans Monkey Face: Pictures for Looking At, Drawing for Photography
May 23 - Jul 3, 2013
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apexart
291 Church Street / +12124315270 / apexart.org
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Group Exhibition <laughter>
May 23 - Jul 27, 2013
organized by Kari Cwynar
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Art in General
79 Walker Street / +12122190473 / artingeneral.org
Tue - Sat 12pm to 6pm
Kimberlee Venable All this comes back
Apr 20 - Jun 29, 2013
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Letha Wilson Landmarks and Monuments
Apr 20 - Jun 29, 2013
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Youmna Chlala Days of Being Wild
Apr 20 - Jun 29, 2013
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Kaspars Podnieks, Krišs Salmanis North by Northeast
May 30 - Nov 24, 2013
Curated by Anne Barlow, Courtenay Finn, Alise Tīfentāle
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Art Projects International (API)
434 Greenwich Street, Ground Floor / +12123432599 / artprojects.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Summer Selections
Jun 14 - Jul 26, 2013
Featuring a selection of works by gallery artists.
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The ArtBridge Drawing Room
526 W. 26th Street, 502a / +19177205742 / drawingroomgallery.org
Thu 11am to 6pm, Sat 11am to 6pm
The ArtBridge Drawing Room is dedicated to showcasing the work of emerging contemporary artists.
Ramshackle Kaleiodscope
May 2 - Aug 1, 2013
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ARTIFACT
84 Orchard Street / 2124750448 / artifactnyc.net
Wed - Sun 12pm to 6pm
Jenny-Marie Johnsen, Arlette Delevallée, Sumio Inoue, Sally West
Jun 5 - 23, 2013
Sumio Inoue
Sally West
June 5 – 23, 2013
Reception: June 5, 7-9 PM
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Artists Space : Exhibitions
38 Greene Street, 3rd Floor / +12122263970 / artistsspace.org
Wed - Sun 12pm to 6pm
Zilia Sánchez CURRENT PICK / MUST SEE
Apr 21 - Jun 16, 2013
The first US survey exhibition by Puerto Rico based artist Zilia Sánchez, spanning a period from the early 1950s to the present day.
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Asya Geisberg Gallery
537B West 23rd Street / +12126757525 / asyageisberggallery.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Carolyn Case, Jens Schubert
Jun 6 - Jul 13, 2013
A two-person exhibition of paintings and prints.
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Asya Geisberg Gallery is pleased to present Carolyn Case & Jens Schubert, a two-person exhibition of paintings and prints. Each artist combines an omnivorous interest in symbolic systems derived from ancient, contemporary, and religious iconography with rigorous technique. Case, American-born, has studied and travelled in multiple cultures, and found inspiration in Indian miniature painting, Andean textiles, Persian palaces, and trans-cultural conceptions of mortality and the afterlife. Schubert, a young German artist, similarly points to the ubiquity and perpetuity of signs and symbols as they reappear across time, and today in music, video games, anime, fashion and other forms of pop culture.

Case‘s paintings, while intimate in scale, present grand universes of limitless space, overlapped by areas of teeming detail, such as tiny dots on stalactite-like drips. Flat silhouettes of ancient urns and vases float through each painting. Schubert’s graphic linocuts of overlapping geometry and repeated images explode with color, pattern, and texture. His series “Realms of Heaven” explores the different meanings and associations of heaven and sky, starting with the premise that in German, the word is the same for both “sky” and “heaven”. Schubert‘s series of unique prints explore the traces of old myths within our current imagination, while disrupting the desire for narrative.

Schubert and Case strategically confound and even erase the specific national or cultural origin of each inspiration in order to create a post-modern quilt of imagery. Each artist travels far to get to a personal place where, as suggested by cultural thinkers such as Robert Campbell or Carl Jung, we can each access a subconsciously embedded understanding of basic archetypes.

Carolyn Case lives and works in Baltimore, MD. Originally from California, Carolyn Case earned her MFA from MICA’s Mount Royal School of Art in Baltimore, MD, and her BFA from California State University in Long Beach, CA. She has shown throughout the Mid-Atlantic area, with solo exhibitions at Loyola University, McLean Projects for the Arts, and The Art Registry in Washington D.C. She has also participated in two-person and group exhibitions at Joyce Goldstein Gallery, John Fonda Gallery, and the Delaware Museum of Art. Residencies include the School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, Vermont Studio Center, and the Kanoria Art Center in Ahmedabad, India. Case's works are featured in the Spring 2013 New American Paintings, and have been reviewed in the Baltimore Sun.

Jens Schubert was born in 1983 in Schwarzenberg, Germany, and lives and works in Leipzig. He studied at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig, and has had solo exhibitions with Mewo Art Gallery, Memmingen, M2A Gallery, Dresden, and Bongout Gallery, Berlin, among others. Group exhibitions include Instituto de Artes Gráficas, Oaxaca, Mexico, the Academy of Fine Arts Dresden, Museum of Visual Arts, Leipzig, Galerie Kleindienst, Leipzig, and Biksady Gallery, Budapest. His work has been exhibited at the Volta Art Fair, NY, and the Preview Art Fair, Berlin, in 2012, and in 2011 he received the Marion Ermer Prize.
Barbara Mathes Gallery
22 East 80th Street / +12125704190 / www.barbaramathesgallery.com
Tue - Fri 10am to 6pm, Sat 10am to 5pm
Fausto Melotti: Works on Paper and Plaster
May 2 - Jul 26, 2013
Works featuring Fausto Melotti experimenting with loose washes of color, clotted rivulets of plaster, and an assertive materiality.
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Barbara Mathes Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of the art of Fausto Melotti. In recent years, the gallery has introduced American audiences to a number of different sides to this complex artist’s career, from his elegant metal sculptures to the chromatic fireworks of his ceramics. The current exhibition—comprised of rarely seen objects drawn from the artist’s estate—features drawings and mixed media works on plaster, revealing yet another dimension to the artist’s oeuvre.
Born in Rovereto, Italy in 1901, Melotti studied both art and music in his early schooling before majoring in engineering in university. When he dedicated himself to becoming an artist in 1928, he drew on all of these experiences to formulate an expansive, harmonious understanding of the arts. Also pivotal to his development were his conversations with his Lucio Fontana, with whom he formed a lifelong friendship while in art school in Milan. His mature work was influenced by the competing avant-gardes of the early 20th century, wedding the Constructivist’s technical rigor with the Surrealists’ fantastical, biomorphic vocabulary. Underlying this eclecticism was an artistic philosophy based on inclusion and harmony, inspired in large measure by his lifelong love of music and poetry. As he once stated, “The matrimony of the arts is their life. Poetry is only such if sentiment is wedded to music, if painting is wedded to the sentiments of poetry and music, lyrical music to poetry, contrapuntal music to a plastic idea. Pure art is a spinster.”
Melotti reinvented his practice in the years following World War II. After discovering that his Milan studio had been destroyed in the aerial bombardments, he rented a kiln, thus initiating a fifteen-year period in which he only produced ceramics and terracotta sculptures. Working with ceramics introduced an organic spontaneity to his practice, as the precise geometries and refined classicism of his earlier work gave way to a more elemental urgency born out of the new postwar reality. When he resumed working in metal sculpture in the sixties, he continued to explore this aspect of his practice in drawings and plaster reliefs. The works in this exhibition find Melotti experimenting with loose washes of color, clotted rivulets of plaster, and an assertive materiality. In comparison to the studied refinement of the metal sculptures, they possess an intimacy and sense of personal poetry, representing a more private side to the artist’s practice.
Barry Friedman Ltd.
515 West 26th Street / +12122398600 / barryfriedmanltd.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Barry Friedman Ltd. specializes in modern and contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
SERGEI ISUPOV Call of the Wild
May 4 - Jun 15, 2013
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SERGEI ISUPOV: Call of the Wild
May 4 – June 15, 2013

NEW YORK – Barry Friedman Ltd, in collaboration with Ferrin Gallery, is pleased to present a solo exhibition of figurative sculpture by contemporary Russian artist, Sergei Isupov. This will be the artist’s second show with Barry Friedman Ltd, and will open with a public reception on Saturday, May 4 from 2-6pm.

Call of the Wild, a body of 14 new works in porcelain and ceramic, produced at Project Art, Cummington, MA, creates a conversation about conflict and resolution driven by the instinctual drives of man, woman, animal, and beast. Symbolic and metaphoric imagery gleaned from classical art training in the former Soviet Union, introduces allegorical biblical content and iconic presentations of portrait and landscape. The artist’s choice of ceramic materials provides the opportunity to create interlocking images with three-dimensional form and two-dimensional illustration. The human, male–female dilemma is examined throughout. Isupov explains, “Somebody saves somebody, someone loves the other more, they are mutually supportive and destructive, they are opposites — there are contrasts… One is more powerful, they are both survivors.”

Often called an erotic Surrealist for his daring representations of sexuality, relationships, and human encounter, Isupov takes narrative subject matter and merges it with ceramic sculptural form. Drawing on personal experience, and human observation, he creates works that integrate autobiography with universal narrative. He states, “Everything that surrounds and excites me is automatically processed and transformed into…an artwork. […] The essence of my work is not in the medium or the creative process, but in human beings and their incredible diversity. When I think of myself and my works, I’m not sure I create them, perhaps they create me.” While the robust, and racially distinct facial traits make each sculpture unique, they also make the body of work capable of representing universal experiences. The bold color palette, heavily tattooed faces, and textured surfaces relate these works to the aesthetics of traditional Russian art, as well as to contemporary styles of illustration.

Sonya Bekkerman, Vice President of Russian Art at Sotheby’s has written about Isupov and his artistic style within the context of Russian art history: “Sergei Isupov was born in the ‘60s, a decade in which Russian artists began to actively question and defy the prescribed artistic ideology dictated by the Soviet Union, and he left in 1983, just before the turbulent artistic breakthroughs incited by Gorbachev’s perestroika in 1987. […] Like many of his contemporaries who sought to express their individuality away from party control, Isupov emigrated to the United States, where he has never stopped looking inward and revealing truths, free associations, and sheer id, no matter how cryptic, filtered through an American and Russian lens.”

Sergei Isupov’s work will be featured in the upcoming exhibition “Bodies Speaking Out: New International Ceramics” at the Museum of Arts & Design, NY opening in September 2013, followed by a mid-career survey at Racine Art Museum in 2014.

Isupov’s work is included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Finae Arts, Houston; Racine Art Museum, Wisconsin; Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; National Gallery of Australia, Canberra; Museum of Art and Design, New York; and Museum fur Angewandte, Kunst, Frankfurt, Germany. Isupov has had solo exhibitions at Mesa Contemporary Arts Center, Arizona and The Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, Missouri. He has participated in group exhibitions at the 2009 World Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition at the 5th World Ceramic Biennale in Korea; The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft; Fuller Craft Museum, Massachusetts; and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Wisconsin. He lives and works in Cummington, MA.
Benrimon Contemporary
514 West 24th St, 2nd Floor / +12129242400 / bcontemporary.com
Mon - Sat 10am to 6pm
Agathe de Bailliencourt Sheer
May 2 - Jun 29, 2013
An exhibition of new paintings by Agathe de Bailliencourt at Benrimon Contemporary. Opening May 2, 6-8pm.
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Betty Cuningham Gallery
541 West 25th St / +12122422772 / bettycuninghamgallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Betty Cuningham Gallery specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
John Lees
May 16 - Jun 22, 2013
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Beverly McIver
Jun 27 - Aug 9, 2013 Reception: Thu Jun 27 6pm - 8pm
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Birnam Wood Galleries
514 West 24th Street / +12122422270 / birnamwoodart.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
David Datuna, John Hardy, Tatyana Murray, Robert Rauschenberg Structures
May 7 - Jun 15, 2013
Views of three dimensions. With work by David Datuna, John Hardy, Tatyana Murray, Robert Rauschenberg, Julie Tremblay and Aurelia Wasser.
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Katherine Ryan Roth, Clifford Smith, Chloe Lamb, Wolf Kahn, and others. One Summer
Jun 18 - Jul 26, 2013
June 18 through July 26. One Summer: Works by Katherine Ryan Roth, Clifford Smith, Chloe Lamb, Wolf Kahn, John Houston, Susan Grossman.
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bitforms gallery
529 West 20th Street, 2nd Floor / +12123666939 / bitforms.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Vanishing Point
May 30 - Jul 19, 2013
Annie Dorsen, Kyle McDonald, Boris Meister, Elaine Reichek, Sebastian Schmieg, Mungo Thomson, Clement Valla, Siebren Versteeg
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Curatorial Statement by A.E. Benenson:
At the birth of modern computing, a paradox: only after Alan Turing theorizes an infinitely large computer do we begin to plausibly imagine how our world could be digitally remade as small as possible. That is, it’s
only after Turing fixed our technological gaze outwards onto infinity that we began our relentless dwindling inwards, towards miniaturized circuits and virtualization. Taking this contradictory movement as both its content and form, the exhibition Vanishing Point presents views of a contemporary digital vastness that is both boundless and barely there.

By understanding computing as an ongoing experiment in the incommensurate, the artists in this exhibition draw the discipline of computing into various unlikely associations: outer-space, the afterlife, Abstract Expressionism, Greek Tragedy. And yet at the same time, there is a move to deconstruct the traditional aesthetic associations with the infinite (e.g. “the sublime”) in terms of a contemporary virtual sprawl that is often pathetically insignificant, banal and quotidian. These analytical impulses are tempered with modes of address that are more lyrical, less direct; formal experiments within the contradictions of a new vastness that is simultaneously too large and too small to be fully apprehended.

Here, “vanishing point” refers not only to the infinitely distant and small destination where everything rushes to converge, but also to a potential moment of disappearance – an event horizon where technology swallows something once and for all…what exactly – irrationality, expressivity, scarcity, suffering? Nothing in this exhibition claims to know with certainty. The objective is not to make predictions, but to press ourselves a little closer to the arc that bends towards the limit.

the universal Turing machine, 1936

Exhibited Works:
Annie Dorsen, “Hello, Hi There”, 2011-2013
Kyle McDonald, “Only Everything Lasts Forever”, 2009
Boris Meister, “Above the Cloud – Archaeology of Social Networks”, 2012
RAND Corporation, A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates, 1955
Elaine Reichek, “SETI”, 2004
Sebastian Schmieg, “Search by Image”, 2011-ongoing
Mungo Thomson, “Einstein #1”, 2008
Clement Valla, “Paintings from Wushipu”, 2009
Siebren Versteeg, “doorformsbitman6000x6000_323 (2x3)”, 2013

This exhibition marks the US debut of artist Boris Meister, and the NYC premiere of recent works by Kyle McDonald, Sebastian Schmieg, Clement Valla and Siebren Versteeg.

Public Program:
A tour of the exhibition with curator A.E. Benenson will take place Thursday, June 27, at 5:00 PM.
It is free and open to the public. RSVP: info@bitforms.com
Bleecker Street Arts Club
305 Bleecker St. / +16466442602 / bsacny.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm
Group Show curated by Halsey McKay Gallery (Easthampton, NY) Flat Field
Jun 6 - Jul 20, 2013
Patrick Brennan, Chris Duncan, Joseph Hart, Reuben Lorch-Miller, Lauren Luloff, Hilary Pecis, Matt Rich and Ryan Steadman
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Matt Mignanelli and Ryan Wallace Ryan Wallace/Matt Mignanelli
Jun 6 - Jul 20, 2013
The artists' works blur the boundary between analog and mechanical modes of production, through complex layering and repetition.
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Bonni Benrubi
41 East 57th St, 13th Floor / +12128886007 / bonnibenrubi.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Bonni Benrubi Gallery specializes in photography. Please contact gallery for more information.
JEHAD NGA NEW WORK, MALI AND LIBYA
May 29 - Jul 13, 2013
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Bose Pacia
163 Plymouth Street / +12129897074 / bosepacia.com
By appointment only
Chitra Ganesh Transparent Studio: Chitra Ganesh
Jun 18 - Jul 16, 2013 Reception: Thu Jul 11 6pm - 9pm
Residency Dates: June 18, 2013 to July 16, 2013
Open Studio & Artist Talk: Thursday, July 11, 2013 from 6pm-9pm
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Brooklyn, NY —- Transparent Studio at Bose Pacia is pleased to announce the current artist-in-residence, Chitra Ganesh. Her drawing, installation, text-based work, and collaborations seek to excavate and rewrite hidden narratives typically excluded from official canons of history, literature, and art. Her work is inspired by mythology, folklore, sci-fi, Bollywood, comic books and graffiti. During the month long residency, Ganesh will use the space to develop her wall drawings by exploring the use of sculptural elements, printmaking technique and collage ephemera. The public is invited to an Open Studio and Artist Talk on 11th July from 6-9pm. Please contact the gallery to arrange for a visit to the studio between June 18th and July 16th.

Born in Brooklyn, New York, Chitra Ganesh received her BA in Comparative Literature and Art Semiotics in 1996 and her MFA from Columbia University in 2002. Ganesh’s work has been exhibited widely at venues including PS 1/MOMA, Brooklyn Museum, the Asia Society, and the Andy Warhol Museum, Fondazione Sandretto in Italy, Nature Morte Berlin, ZKM in Germany, and the Gothenburg Kunsthalle. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the Joan Mitchell Awards for Painting and Sculpture, and a John Simon Guggenheim Creative Arts Fellowship. Ganesh will be the 2012-2013 artist-in-residence at New York University’s A/P/A Institute with Mariam Ghani for their work, Index of the Disappeared. Ganesh lives and works in Brooklyn.

About Transparent Studio at Bose Pacia, NY:
Launched in January 2012, Transparent Studio is an artist studio program founded by Bose Pacia. Emerging and mid career artists are selected for the studio program through a submissions and nominations process based on project proposal and artistic merit. Residents are provided with a studio in the main gallery space for a 1-3 month period. By turning the transitional gallery space into temporary artist studios on the street-level in an active arts neighborhood, we are hoping to allow for an atmosphere of engagement and conversation around the creative process. During the program, the public is invited to interact with the artist throughout their creative process allowing exchange and collaborative relationships.

Studio hours are by appointment only.
For more information please contact:

mail@bosepacia.com (or) +1 212 989 7074
BRIC Rotunda Gallery
33 Clinton Street / +17186835604 / bricartsmedia.org/contemporary-art/exhibitions/bric-rotunda-gallery
Tue - Sat 12pm to 6pm
Reception Never Can Say Goodbye:
Jun 26, 2013 Reception: Wed Jun 26 7pm - 9pm
A farewell celebration for the BRIC Rotunda Gallery space as BRIC prepares its move. Contact aclark@bricartsmedia.org for more information.
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Broadway 1602
1181 Broadway, 3rd Floor / +12124810362 / broadway1602.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Broadway 1602 specializes in contemporary art. Please contact gallery for more information.
Nicola L Body language under the sun and the moon
May 4 - Jun 22, 2013
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Brooklyn Art Space
168 7th St, 3rd Floor / +17188589069 / brooklynartspace.org
Mon - Fri 11am to 6pm
Lee Arnold, Rick Caruso, Christina Kelly, Michael Krondl Natural Selection
May 24 - Jun 17, 2013
Natural Selection engages the idea of the ‘natural’ from multiple angles: from a purely retinal and aesthetic perspective.
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Natural Selection engages the idea of the ‘natural’ from multiple angles: from a purely retinal and aesthetic perspective, from social and cultural points of view and even from a somatic, experiential vantage.

Lee Arnold’s Winter Light seeks to represent natural light as pure abstraction. The images take the form of digital collages, which are derived from scanned photographs (shot on film) that were subsequently scanned, cropped, digitally manipulated and output as inkjet prints. These works date from the winter of 2012-2013.

Rick Caruso creates paintings by culling abstract forms from intersecting exterior and interior spaces—the industrial, the domestic, the landscape, the cartoon—and transforming these fragments into something analogous to a visual narrative.
Christina Kelly’s installation work is part of her ongoing project: A Field Guide to Office Plants. Here she displays actual potted plants (Sansevieria, Pothos, and the Janet Craig Dracaena form part of the selection) and, through drawings, text and photographs, explores these popular office plant’s source and how they landed in our cubicles.
Michael Krondl utilizes very large photographs derived from fragments of the natural world that locate the viewer in an uncomfortable and even dangerous space. He is exhibiting new work that engages ideas of falling and drowning.
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Jennifer Wynne Reeves Art Talk Series: Jennifer Wynne Reeves
Jun 18, 2013 Reception: Tue Jun 18 6pm
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Jennifer Wynne Reeves Art Talk Series: Jennifer Wynne Reeves
Jun 18, 2013 Reception: Tue Jun 18 6pm - 7pm
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Art Talk Series: Jennifer Wynne Reeves

Tuesday, June 18th at 6:30PM
RSVP at trestle@brooklynartspace.org
www.trestlegallery.org
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Reeves has enjoyed numerous exhibitions internationally including one person shows at Gian Enzo Sperone in Rome, Max Protetch in New York, Ramis Barquet in New York and Monterrey, Art & Public in Geneva, The Wooster Art Museum in Massachusetts, Joan Prats in Barcelona, Gorney Bravin Lee in New York. The many reviews of her exhibitions include The New York Times by Holland Cotter, The New Yorker by Alexi Worth, New York Magazine by Jerry Saltz, Art in America by David Ebony, Art forum by Donald Kustpit, The New York Times by Ken Johnson, The Village Voice by Kim Levin and in Art in America by Sarah Valdez.

Jeanne Wilkinson & Will Hutnick Will Hutnick: Q-ZAR & Jeanne Wilkinson: Solstice
Jun 21 - Jul 12, 2013 Reception: Fri Jun 21 7pm - 9pm
Trestle is pleased to present Will Hutnick’s abstract paintings and Jeanne Wilkinson’s photographs and the video installation.
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Trestle is pleased to present Will Hutnick’s abstract paintings and Jeanne Wilkinson’s photographs and the video installation.

Hutnick’s energetic abstract paintings utilize tape, spray paint, ink, acrylic and oil as he simultaneously plays with large, sweeping gestures and minute details. His process is spontaneous, expressive and performative. Often his paintings are finished in one sitting. As he states, the process is “an event, a challenge, an experience.” Trestle explores the dialogue between the surprises that arise from his process and the permanence of the tangible results in his work.

Jeanne Wilkinson is formerly an abstract painter who now incorporates her paintings and drawings in animated short films. Her most recent video installation, The Sun and the Horn, celebrates the 2013 Summer Solstice—which coincides with the date of the exhibition’s opening reception. With multiple projectors and translucent scrims, Wilkinson’s figurative, abstract, and kaleidoscopic imagery envelops viewers as they interact with the installation. Adding to the installation’s collaborative and interactive qualities, the audience is invited to wear headdresses made by Wilkinson as they walk between the scrims.

Trestle is also presenting photographs from Wilkinson’s series entitled ‘Painted People,’ in which Wilkinson depicts the vision quests and adventures of figurines who travel the earth and beyond.

Bill Carroll Art Talk Series Presents: Bill Carroll
Jul 30, 2013 Reception: Tue Jul 30 6pm - 8pm
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ART TALK SERIES PRESENTS: BILL CARROLL

Tuesday, July 30th at 6:30PM
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Bill Carroll received his BFA from Pratt Institute in 1973, and his MFA from Queens College C.U.N.Y. in 2007. For over twenty-five years he has been involved in the New York art world in a variety of roles. He was the Director of the Charles Cowles Gallery, then in Soho, for nine years; and the Elizabeth Harris Gallery in Chelsea for eight years. Bill also worked in non-profit at the Dia Art Foundation, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Nancy Graves Foundation, and is presently the Director of the Studio Program of The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. As a curator of numerous exhibitions he has worked with artists including Donald Baechler, Mary Heilmann, Alex Katz, Jonathan Lasker, Elizabeth Murray, Thomas Nozkowski, and Sue Williams, among many others. Bill has taught professional practice to MFA students at both Parsons School of Design and Pratt Institute and has lectured at the New York Foundation for the Arts, New York University, Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bard College, School of Visual Arts, and F.I.T. In November 2007 he had a one-person exhibition of his paintings at the Elizabeth Harris Gallery in Chelsea, which was reviewed by Joe Fyfe in the March 2008 issue of Art in America. His third solo show with the gallery was in March, 2012.

About Trestle Gallery
Our primary aim is to foster creativity by expanding opportunities and providing exposure for contemporary artists.
Monday through Friday, 11AM – 6PM, Saturdays by appointment

168 7th Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.trestlegallery.org 718.858.9069

Bill Carroll Art Talk Series Presents: Bill Carroll
Jul 30, 2013 Reception: Tue Jul 30 6pm - 8pm
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ART TALK SERIES PRESENTS: BILL CARROLL

Tuesday, July 30th at 6:30PM
RSVP at trestle@brooklynartspace.org
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$5 donation

Bill Carroll received his BFA from Pratt Institute in 1973, and his MFA from Queens College C.U.N.Y. in 2007. For over twenty-five years he has been involved in the New York art world in a variety of roles. He was the Director of the Charles Cowles Gallery, then in Soho, for nine years; and the Elizabeth Harris Gallery in Chelsea for eight years. Bill also worked in non-profit at the Dia Art Foundation, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Nancy Graves Foundation, and is presently the Director of the Studio Program of The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. As a curator of numerous exhibitions he has worked with artists including Donald Baechler, Mary Heilmann, Alex Katz, Jonathan Lasker, Elizabeth Murray, Thomas Nozkowski, and Sue Williams, among many others. Bill has taught professional practice to MFA students at both Parsons School of Design and Pratt Institute and has lectured at the New York Foundation for the Arts, New York University, Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bard College, School of Visual Arts, and F.I.T. In November 2007 he had a one-person exhibition of his paintings at the Elizabeth Harris Gallery in Chelsea, which was reviewed by Joe Fyfe in the March 2008 issue of Art in America. His third solo show with the gallery was in March, 2012.

About Trestle Gallery
Our primary aim is to foster creativity by expanding opportunities and providing exposure for contemporary artists.
Monday through Friday, 11AM – 6PM, Saturdays by appointment

168 7th Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.trestlegallery.org 718.858.9069

Elisabeth Condon ART TALK SERIES PRESENTS: ELISABETH CONDON
Nov 19, 2013 Reception: Tue Nov 19 6pm - 8pm
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ART TALK SERIES PRESENTS: ELISABETH CONDON

Tuesday November 19th at 6:30PM
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Elisabeth Condon combines improvisational pours of paint, sketchbook drawings and digital projections in idiosyncratic compositions that heed the Tang Dynasty dictum of landscape as a fusion of observation and memory. Her paintings interweave external and internal perceptions of particular locations, treating space like a scroll that is sectioned, then layered. The recipient of a Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant, Condon has been awarded artist residencies at Yaddo, Fountainhead, the Grand Canyon Artist-in-Residence Program and Red Gate International Artist Residency, Beijing. Recent exhibition venues include the National Museum of Art, Beijing, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Greensboro, NC, Ft. Lauderdale Museum, FL, the Housatonic Museum of Art, Bridgeport, CT and a survey exhibition at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, GA, for which a catalogue was published. Her work is held in public collections including the US Embassy, Beijing and is represented by Emerson Dorsch, Miami and Lesley Heller Workspace, New York.

About Trestle Gallery
Our primary aim is to foster creativity by expanding opportunities and providing exposure for contemporary artists.
Monday through Friday, 11AM – 6PM, Saturdays by appointment

168 7th Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.trestlegallery.org 718.858.9069
Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery
505 West 24th Street / +12122438830 / brycewolkowitz.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
JR & Jose Parla Wrinkles of the City, Havana Cuba
May 7 - Jul 12, 2013
This exhibition will consist of twelve large portraits from the Wrinkles of the City, Havana Cuba collaboration between JR and Jose Parla.
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C24 Gallery
514 West 24th Street / +16464166300 / c24gallery.com
Tue - Sat 10am to 6pm
Group Exhibition Extravagant Features
May 7 - Jun 22, 2013
Curated By Clarissa Dalrymple
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Callicoon Fine Arts
124 Forsyth Street / +12122190326 / callicoonfinearts.com
Wed - Sun 12pm to 6pm
To The Friends Who Saved My Life
May 19 - Jun 21, 2013
Moyra Davey, Hervé Guibert, Heinz Peter-Knes, Jason Simon, Danh Vō, Francesca Woodman, Rona Yefman
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“…I’m beginning a new book to have a companion, someone with whom I can talk, eat, sleep, at whose side I can dream and have nightmares, the only friend whose company I can bear at the moment.” —Hervé Guibert

To The Friends Who Saved My Life,
…an exhibition prompted by the introduction of Francesca Woodman’s work to Heinz Peter-Knes and Danh Vō. They in turn suggested a parallel to Hervé Guibert, unknown to us at the time. About a year later, we learned that Nightboat Books, the companion enterprise to Callicoon Fine Arts, was newly engaged with Guibert translations, a publication plan that in turn prompted the gallery to introduce Guibert’s photographs to an American audience. Shared images and writings closed a circle that we hadn’t known of before, including our own works, those of Rona Yefman, an Israeli photographer living in New York, Heinz, Danh, and a single Francesca Woodman, as our starting point.

Guibert’s best known book, To the Friend Who Did Not Save My Life, is a memoir of crisis and roller-coaster years of rushing between doctors and lovers. With extraordinary recall and dispassion, that is, with a photographic voice, even towards his own diagnosis and decline, Guibert maps the early years of the AIDS crisis. In those times when human friends became “friend[s] whose company I can bear at the moment,” perhaps it was photography that eased them through the door.

Among the many formal similarities between Woodman and Guibert, it should be noted that both spent time living and photographing in Rome, where Heinz and Danh were recently in residence, and that the images Woodman and Guibert made there are steeped in its light and shadows. Rona Yefman did not know of Guibert, but she was known to us through her extended photo essay on her brother, and through a pair of striking one-minute films. Moyra’s bottles, Jason’s Polaroids and Rona’s sibling study, all keep the images close to home. Danh and Guibert absorb the Villa Medici residence through its physical effects upon its residents, past and present: the erotics of place carry by association, the knowledge of who was there before. So too does Heinz’s discovery of his own face plastered on the red-lit bathroom wall of a bar, and in his portfolio of black and white prints. Seemingly following an order that appeared in the unedited rolls of 35mm film, flared end frames included, Heinz’s box of prints return us back to the place of the photographer sorting the moments of seeing.
—Jason and Moyra

To The Friends Who Saved My Life: Moyra Davey, Hervé Guibert, Heinz Peter-Knes, Jason
Simon, Danh Vō, Francesca Woodman, Rona Yefman

Exhibition dates: May 19 - June 21, 2013.
Opening reception: Sunday, May 19th, 6 to 8pm

CONTACT: Photi Giovanis, info@callicoonfinearts.com, 212 219 0326
Carolina Nitsch Project Room
534 West 22nd Street / +12126452030 / carolinanitsch.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Richard Dupont GOING AROUND BY PASSING THROUGH
May 2 - Jun 29, 2013
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Richard Dupont Going Around by Passing Through
May 2 - Jun 29, 2013
New Sculpture and drawings
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