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Newsletter Issue 3
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October 2010
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For the Love of Nature. Denise Lira-Ratinoff's chromogenic prints of ice-bergs on the brink of extinction preserve our good earth; American sculptor and printmaker, Joan Winter's expressive Surimon etchings are visions of beauty, and contemporary master painter and printmaker Lisa Yuskavage, shows the human form in seductive and splendid ways. In addition, you will meet our rising curator, Claudia Martinez, who shares her favorites from our gallery.
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| Curator's Picks | | The Talented CLAUDIA MARTINEZ carefully selected 5 works out of hundreds. View her impressive selection below.
Darren Wardle
Future Ruin, 2009
Screenprint on plexi-glass
$2,000
Quiet, empty spaces void of human presence Darren Wardle reproduces architecturally dynamic worlds with a post-apocalyptic tone while serving as sublime objects on their own. His palette choices ensure the perfect balance of color and light. The reflective surface captures your image as you look back at yourself furthering engaging you with the work.
Shepard Fairey
Peace Goddess, 2007
Screenprint on paper
$600
Shepard Fairey's works permeate urban landscapes from the east coast to the west coast of the United States. For Fairey, these vistas create a forum for artistic expression and discourse. As infamous as he is innovative, Fairey is one of the pioneers of the art movement known as street art.
James Surls
Faces
Chine colle and varnished soft ground etching front and verso
$1,400
James Surls' prints combine the patterns and texture of chine colle paper with delicate lines that render luscious, detailed forms to create rich, poetic imageries. The texture of the paper emphasizes the dark, velvety lines that create a dialogue between micro and macro forms.
John Baldessari
Falling Star, 1989-90
Photogravure with color aquatint
$6,500
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. 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
Roberto Matta
Le Doute des Trois Mondes
Lithograph
$2,250
Roberto Matta is a Chilean painter and seminal figure in the 20th century abstract expressionist and surrealist art. Matta creates new dimensions in a blend of organic and cosmic life forms. His distinctive interpretation of Surrealism and random painting technique influenced later generations of Abstract Expressionists such as Pollock and Gorky.
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About the Curator
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Claudia Martinez is the
founder and director of the pop-up gallery Rover Yonder. After interning
at Gagosian Gallery and Matthew Marks Gallery in New York City, at the
age of 22, Ms. Martinez took her gallery knowledge to the streets and
curated her first exhibition "Before the Wind Blow it All Away..." in a
vacant lot in Brooklyn. With a strong curatorial eye, Ms. Martinez
strives to exhibit the hottest work by the coolest young artists on the
radar.
Miss Martinez received
her Bachelor of Arts in 2010 from Sarah Lawrence College, where she
studied art history with former Art Journal editor Judith Rodenbeck. She
currently lives and works in New York City. |
Prints and Photography Events
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The Photographers: Lecture Series at ICP
October 6-December 15 International Center of Photography
1114 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036
Moderator: Phillip S. Block
October 6 Adam Fuss
October 13 Laura Letinsky
October 20 Anders Petersen
October 27 Corinne May Botz
November 3 Mike Mandel / Chantal Zakari
November 10 John Divola
November 17 Zoe Strauss
December 1 Yuichi Hibi
December 8 Robin Schwartz
December 15 Vincent Laforet
Recommend Exhibitions
John Baldessari: Foot and Stocking (With Big Toe Exposed) at the GEMINI G.E.L. Ends on 11/06/2010. |
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