Greenpoint Gazette: Art Sprawl
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BRUCENNIAL 2010
Miseducation - (I have some art included in this)
SoHo: The Bruce High Quality Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of The BRUCENNIAL 2010: Miseducation on February 25th at 6pm.
Since its founding, the BRUCENNIAL has evolved into The Bruce High Quality Foundation's signature public program, as well as the most important survey of contemporary art in the world ever. Following the triumphant successes of BRUCENNIAL08: Doing it Again (Bushwick) and BRUCENNIAL09: Smithumenta (Carol Gardens), BRUCENNIAL2010: Miseducation brings together 420 artists from 911 countries working in 666 discrete disciplines to reclaim education as part of an artist's ongoing practice beyond the principals of any one institution or experience.
The BRUCENNIAL will be housed at 350 West Broadway. Additionally, BHQFU projects will be on view at RECESS at 41 Grand Street.
The BRUCENNIAL is presented by The Bruce High Quality Foundation in collaboration with Vito Schnabel. 350 West Broadway is provided courtesy of Aby Rosen.
For Immediate Release
PRESS RELEASE FOR BRUCENNIAL 2010: MISEDUCATION
HARDER. BETTER. FASTER. STRONGER.
ON VIEW AT 350 W BROADWAY FEB 26 THROUGH APR 12 WED – SUN, 12 – 6
ON VIEW AT RECESS (41 GRAND STREET) FEB 26 – MAR 20 WED, THURS 12 – 6; FRI, SAT 11 – 6
OPENING: FEB 25, 6PM – 2AM (MUSIC STARTS AT 9) / BRUCEFORMA: FEB 27, 6PM – MIDNIGHT
BRUCENNIAL 2010 ARTISTS
SoHo: The Bruce High Quality Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of The BRUCENNIAL 2010: Miseducation on February 25th at 6pm.
Since its founding, the BRUCENNIAL has evolved into The Bruce High Quality Foundation's signature public program, as well as the most important survey of contemporary art in the world ever. Following the triumphant successes of BRUCENNIAL08: Doing it Again (Bushwick) and BRUCENNIAL09: Smithumenta (Carol Gardens), BRUCENNIAL2010: Miseducation brings together 420 artists from 911 countries working in 666 discrete disciplines to reclaim education as part of an artist's ongoing practice beyond the principals of any one institution or experience.
The BRUCENNIAL will be housed at 350 West Broadway. Additionally, BHQFU projects will be on view at RECESS at 41 Grand Street.
The BRUCENNIAL is presented by The Bruce High Quality Foundation in collaboration with Vito Schnabel. 350 West Broadway is provided courtesy of Aby Rosen.
For Immediate Release
PRESS RELEASE FOR BRUCENNIAL 2010: MISEDUCATION
HARDER. BETTER. FASTER. STRONGER.
ON VIEW AT 350 W BROADWAY FEB 26 THROUGH APR 12 WED – SUN, 12 – 6
ON VIEW AT RECESS (41 GRAND STREET) FEB 26 – MAR 20 WED, THURS 12 – 6; FRI, SAT 11 – 6
OPENING: FEB 25, 6PM – 2AM (MUSIC STARTS AT 9) / BRUCEFORMA: FEB 27, 6PM – MIDNIGHT
BRUCENNIAL 2010 ARTISTS
SOFT EDGE- Group show at Camel Art Space
Camel Art Space presents:
Soft Edge
http://www.reidhitt.com/softedge
Camel Art Space is pleased to announce Soft Edge, a group exhibition of abstract works by Peter Acheson, Nora Griffin, Chris Martin, Anna Rosen, Rachel Salamone, and Maria Walker. An opening reception will be held on Friday, December 11th, 6 - 9pm. The show will be on view weekends 12-6pm or by appointment until December 20th.
The artists in Soft Edge all share a hands-on approach to their materials, while each artist offers their own unique and playful reinterpretation of abstraction. There is a raw directness to the artists' process, yet the works maintain a quiet elegance.
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Curated by: Hilary Doyle & Reid Hitt
December 11th - 20th 2009
Weekends only: 12 - 6 pm or by appointment
Opening reception: December 11th, 6 - 9 pm
Location: 722 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237 [map]
Soft Edge
http://www.reidhitt.com/softedge
Camel Art Space is pleased to announce Soft Edge, a group exhibition of abstract works by Peter Acheson, Nora Griffin, Chris Martin, Anna Rosen, Rachel Salamone, and Maria Walker. An opening reception will be held on Friday, December 11th, 6 - 9pm. The show will be on view weekends 12-6pm or by appointment until December 20th.
The artists in Soft Edge all share a hands-on approach to their materials, while each artist offers their own unique and playful reinterpretation of abstraction. There is a raw directness to the artists' process, yet the works maintain a quiet elegance.
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Curated by: Hilary Doyle & Reid Hitt
December 11th - 20th 2009
Weekends only: 12 - 6 pm or by appointment
Opening reception: December 11th, 6 - 9 pm
Location: 722 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237 [map]
The Resident Faction, Camel Art Space
The Resident Faction
A group exhibition of new works by the artists and affiliates of 722 Metropolitan Avenue. Camel Art Space and it's participants are proud to have created a new platform for artists to exhibit work on their own terms within the greater Williamsburg community. This exhibition brings together work from a diverse group of individuals that celebrates the energy, broad intellect and vitality of artistic investigation.
Curated by: James Isherwood
November 13th - 29th 2009
Weekends only: 12 - 6 pm or by appointment
Opening reception: November 13th, 6 - 9 pm
Music by: Mark Daterman
Location: 722 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237 [map]
Camel Art Space is an Artist operated Art Space with a focus on current issues in art within a not for profit work frame, is an affiliate member of Williamsburg Gallery Association and is participating at 2nd Friday Art Walk.
The Adam Lister Gallery, Grand Opening
The Adam Lister Gallery, Group Exhibition
3720 Warwick Circle
Fairfax, VA
Founder and Curator: Adam Lister
"Grand Opening"
Opening: October 29th
Oct 29th- Nov
3720 Warwick Circle
Fairfax, VA
Founder and Curator: Adam Lister
"Grand Opening"
Opening: October 29th
Oct 29th- Nov
Camel Art Space at the Brookyln Artillery Art Fair
Camel Art Space
@ the Brooklyn Artillery Art Fair at Castle Braid
Where: 114 Troutman Street, Brooklyn NY (map)
When: September 11 through September 27
Weekends only: from 12 to 8pm
Opening reception: September 12 from 4 pm to 12 midnight
Participating Artists: Enrico Gomez, Daniel Fay, Jim Isherwood, Rob de Oude, Chris McGee, Hilary Doyle, Reid Hitt, Maria Kondratiev, Joseph Sossie, Becca Broughton, Julia Colavita
@ the Brooklyn Artillery Art Fair at Castle Braid
Where: 114 Troutman Street, Brooklyn NY (map)
When: September 11 through September 27
Weekends only: from 12 to 8pm
Opening reception: September 12 from 4 pm to 12 midnight
Participating Artists: Enrico Gomez, Daniel Fay, Jim Isherwood, Rob de Oude, Chris McGee, Hilary Doyle, Reid Hitt, Maria Kondratiev, Joseph Sossie, Becca Broughton, Julia Colavita
-The Natural Order- At Camel Art Space
Curated by: Enrico Gomez and Rob de Oude.
Opening: Sep. 11th, 6-9pm. Through Sep. 20th.
Weekends: 12-6pm or by appointment.
Camel Art Space is an Artist run Art space with a focus on current issues in Art within a non for profit work frame.
For further info and event details: www.camelartspace.com
-The Natural Order - Exhibition Description
What began as a casual investigation into the 'current' of Art Making in the Greater Wiliamsburg area quickly evolved into a reflecting upon the symbiotic push & pull of human and environment.
C.A.S. is proud to present, -The Natural Order-, a collection of local & under-exposed Williamsburg artists in conversation on the effect of man in nature, & the affect of nature on man.
Not merely a caption on the inconvenient truth of our looming carbon footprint, these artists dig deeper. They seem to mine veins of socio-political legacy & cultural artifact, endeavoring toward some core truth on the perpetuality of coexistence.
It seems natural in a time of continuing political fissure & economic erosion that the seers of our age would consider the wild, for clues as to role, connection & place with more lasting integrity. To this end, the artists draw from multiple and disparate sources of inspiration. Examples include imperialistic, hierarchical ideology to the detritus of urban convenience to the spiritual modus of the ancients. From parasitism toward mutualism, 'The Natural Order' considers equally the tocsins of that which we leave behind as much as the prescience of the trail markers ahead
Opening: Sep. 11th, 6-9pm. Through Sep. 20th.
Weekends: 12-6pm or by appointment.
Camel Art Space is an Artist run Art space with a focus on current issues in Art within a non for profit work frame.
For further info and event details: www.camelartspace.com
-The Natural Order - Exhibition Description
What began as a casual investigation into the 'current' of Art Making in the Greater Wiliamsburg area quickly evolved into a reflecting upon the symbiotic push & pull of human and environment.
C.A.S. is proud to present, -The Natural Order-, a collection of local & under-exposed Williamsburg artists in conversation on the effect of man in nature, & the affect of nature on man.
Not merely a caption on the inconvenient truth of our looming carbon footprint, these artists dig deeper. They seem to mine veins of socio-political legacy & cultural artifact, endeavoring toward some core truth on the perpetuality of coexistence.
It seems natural in a time of continuing political fissure & economic erosion that the seers of our age would consider the wild, for clues as to role, connection & place with more lasting integrity. To this end, the artists draw from multiple and disparate sources of inspiration. Examples include imperialistic, hierarchical ideology to the detritus of urban convenience to the spiritual modus of the ancients. From parasitism toward mutualism, 'The Natural Order' considers equally the tocsins of that which we leave behind as much as the prescience of the trail markers ahead
The Boston Globe Art Review includes "Beg, Borrow, Steal"
The Review can see seen from the link below:
http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2009/08/26/three_gallery_exhibits_with_pop_craft_experimental_and_young_artists_works/
http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2009/08/26/three_gallery_exhibits_with_pop_craft_experimental_and_young_artists_works/
Group Show at LaMontagne Gallery "Beg Borrow Steal"
Event: BEG BORROW STEAL
"An Unauthorized Use of the LaMontagne Gallery"
What: Opening
Host: Lamontagne Gallery
When: Saturday, August 15 at 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where: LaMontagne Gallery: 555 East 2nd St. South Boston, Massachusetts 02127
BEG BORROW STEAL is a group show of 35 young artists, juried and curated by Aaron M. Segal, a MassART graduate. Aaron is currently the art preparator of the LaMontagne Gallery. His objective for the show was to organize a group of peers, who may at this point in their careers still have limited access to commercial galleries, and give them the opportunity to show in one of Boston's best. In the spirit of the show, the LaMontagne Gallery has been begged borrowed and stolen while Russell LaMontagne is on vacation, hopefully he won't mind.
Contributing Artists:
Aimee Belanger, Octavia Bennet, Brian Butler, Michelle Carter, Cydney Cnossen, Corey Corcoran, Ryan Crowley, Alexander DeMaria, Hilary Doyle, Terrence Gaidamovcio, GJYD, Jes Hughes, Vanessa Irzyk, Victoria Jacob, Alex Jacobson, Ian Jeffrey, Michelle Livingston, Melissa McGorty, Matthew Mosher, Monica Nydam, Destiny Palmer, Chloe Reison, Jeremy Roby, Rachel Salamone, Camden Segal, John Skibo, Catherine Stack, Wayne Stoke, Noelle Teague, Jena Thomas, Christopher Wawrinofsky, Alison Wilder, Brian Wilmont, Amy Yoshitsu, Michael Zachary
Founded in 2007, LaMontagne Gallery is a 2,300 square foot exhibition space located in South Boston on East Second Street. Russell LaMontagne was previously Co-Founder of LFL Gallery in New York City.
"An Unauthorized Use of the LaMontagne Gallery"
What: Opening
Host: Lamontagne Gallery
When: Saturday, August 15 at 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where: LaMontagne Gallery: 555 East 2nd St. South Boston, Massachusetts 02127
BEG BORROW STEAL is a group show of 35 young artists, juried and curated by Aaron M. Segal, a MassART graduate. Aaron is currently the art preparator of the LaMontagne Gallery. His objective for the show was to organize a group of peers, who may at this point in their careers still have limited access to commercial galleries, and give them the opportunity to show in one of Boston's best. In the spirit of the show, the LaMontagne Gallery has been begged borrowed and stolen while Russell LaMontagne is on vacation, hopefully he won't mind.
Contributing Artists:
Aimee Belanger, Octavia Bennet, Brian Butler, Michelle Carter, Cydney Cnossen, Corey Corcoran, Ryan Crowley, Alexander DeMaria, Hilary Doyle, Terrence Gaidamovcio, GJYD, Jes Hughes, Vanessa Irzyk, Victoria Jacob, Alex Jacobson, Ian Jeffrey, Michelle Livingston, Melissa McGorty, Matthew Mosher, Monica Nydam, Destiny Palmer, Chloe Reison, Jeremy Roby, Rachel Salamone, Camden Segal, John Skibo, Catherine Stack, Wayne Stoke, Noelle Teague, Jena Thomas, Christopher Wawrinofsky, Alison Wilder, Brian Wilmont, Amy Yoshitsu, Michael Zachary
Founded in 2007, LaMontagne Gallery is a 2,300 square foot exhibition space located in South Boston on East Second Street. Russell LaMontagne was previously Co-Founder of LFL Gallery in New York City.
Bushwick Open Studios
Camel art space
722 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211
June 5th,6th, and 7th
come see art in the real.
722 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211
June 5th,6th, and 7th
come see art in the real.
Haley House Silent Art Auction and fundraiser for the homeless
May 16th 2009 4-7
Haley House Soup Kitchen
23 Dartmouth St.
Boston Ma 02116
Haley House Soup Kitchen
23 Dartmouth St.
Boston Ma 02116
*The Craft of Politics* Group show
Small Group show Montpelier Arts Center
Laurel, Maryland
The Craft of Politics with artists Xiang Yang, Jennifer Drinkwater, Jennifer Marsh, and Hillary Doyle
Exhibition: November 4-30
Reception, Friday, November 7, 7-9 pm
Curated by Montpelier instructor, Elizabeth Crisman
Link Below,
http://www.pgparks.com/places/artsfac/mac.html
Vermont Studio Center Resideny, may11th-june6th 2008
I will finally be in nature making art from, may11th-june6th 2008.
Attending vermont studio center residency, in Johnston vermont. So send me your address so I can mail you a watercolor postcard or a banana or something.
Attending vermont studio center residency, in Johnston vermont. So send me your address so I can mail you a watercolor postcard or a banana or something.
