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August 2010
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Welcome to our world of editioned art! Inside our newsletter issue you will get an exclusive first look at our newest editions by established contemporary artists including pop artist Kenny Scharf, photographer Kevin Cooley and the infamous Banksy. In addition, you will meet different esteemed curators Amani Olu who shares his favorites and highlights some of the most outstanding artworks found in our gallery.
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Curator's Picks
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The Talented AMANI OLU carefully
selected six works out of hundreds for everyone to enjoy. View his impressive selection below.
Laurence Scholder
Swarm III
Spit bite aquatint
$500
Laurence Scholder's work fuels creativity
and inspiration. His discovery of clusters, color, pattern and
repetition in the natural world results in a visual epiphany. His most recent works
incorporate playful, rich palette in order to explore patterns and
layers. The repetition of circular imagery evoke microscopic forms and
astronomical vastness at the same time.
Nicola Tyson
Gossip, 2006
Drypoint
$1,500
Nicola Tyson's a master of
minimalism. She imbues simple markings with emotional intensity and
charge, proving time and time again that less can be more. Her work is
studied and dense, quiet and deeply engaging.
Kate Shaw
Precipice, 2009
Giclee archival print
$900
Kate Shaw's intensely
alluring and complex prints have a dreamlike quality to them. She uses
color and subtle pattern variations in an innovative way to create
other-worldly abstractions.
John Baldessari
Man, Dog (Blue), Canoe/Shark Fins (One Yellow), Capsized Boat, 2001
Lithograph
$3,500
Internationally
renowned and critically acclaimed artist, John Baldessari, explores the
nature of representation through text and form. His electric-color
accents are a nod Pop Art. In a sense, he is a scavenger and collector
of visual data. He uses the canvas to edit that data and present it to
the world in an evocative way. His prints are in integral part of his
oeuvre where he experiments to push the boundaries of art even further
and is always looking to critique art in any way he can. His prints and
drawings are artworks in and of themselves and also help create the
basis for larger series of paintings. This ironic print is vibrant and
pops off the wall and the subject matter is easy to relate to.
If I saw the art
around me that I liked, then I wouldn't do art. -John Baldessari
Michael Ray Charles
(Forever Free) The Fall of a Proper Nigga... Not Guilty?
Color Lithograph
$2,500
Austin-based
artist
Michael Ray Charles is one of America's most astute artistic
interpreters of racial stereotypes as they have been manifested in U.S.
history. His ironic confrontations of racism, such as his reversal of
"white power" challenge viewers to reexamine their socio-political
views. He is a pop-culturalist whose extensive body of work was
influenced by this background in advertising. He unique approach employs
a certain visual prowess to communicate messages about race and
identity. His prints reflect the current time we are living and raised
awareness about race politics influence on popular culture. This print
is an important example of the intersection between art and media.
Suzanne Caporael
Arbitrary World, 2007
Lithography, pochoir
$3,000
Suzanne Caporael's work focuses on the
temporal beauty of nature by examining the relationships between
elements, primarily the meeting of water land. Caporael investigates the
physical world and transforms the intellectual and methodical data she
has collected into sublime and resonate images. Through these complex
and varied natural phenomenons, Caporael brings her own particular
scientific approach; the implied grid system and multicolored amorphous
forms suggest data gleaned from such varying sources as text, scientific
data, and documentary photographs. As Grace Glueck stated in The New
York Times, "...you might say that if natural laws were to express
themselves through paint, something akin to her work could result."
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About the Curator
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Amani Olu (b. 1980) is an
independent curator, writer, private dealer, and the co-founder and
executive director of Humble Arts Foundation, a New York based
non-profit organization committed to supporting and promoting new art
photography. He is the producer, co-curator, and designer of the yearly,
innovative publication, The Collector's Guide to New Art Photography, published by Humble
Arts Foundation. In 2009 he curated After Color at Bose Pacia in Chelsea, New York,
which travels during 2010 and 2011 to galleries at Savannah College of
Art & Design (SCAD). He is the organizer of the annual exhibition, Young Curators, New
Ideas,
which is in its third year and has featured presentations by Jose Ruiz,
Lumi Tan and Cleopatra's. His projects have been reviewed in Art News, AM New York, The New Yorker and Time Out NY, as well as several
online publications such as Art in America, Blackbook, Bomblog, Cool Hunting and Flavorwire. Olu is also a
regular contributor to Whitewall Magazine where he recently interviewed William
Eggleston and K8 Hardy. He lives in New York, is a proud member of New
Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), cooks regularly for his girlfriend, and is
often described as "dapper."
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Prints and Photography News
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Edward Munch print sells for $1.91m at Bonhams
The gallery scene might be
a tad slow during the summer, but recent auction at Bonhams in London
is just another proof that the art market is rebounding. On July 13, Edward Munch's 1895 print, Madonna, sold at the auction
house for 1,252,000 ($1.91 million), which more than doubled its low
estimate and set the record as the most expensive print sold at auction
in the United Kingdom. The sale is just another proof that a great
quality print will always be valuable.
Recommend Exhibitions:
Haunted: Contemporary Photography/Video/Performance at the Guggenheim. Ends on 9/6/2010.
The
Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today, a beautiful
exhibition at the MoMA. |
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