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Saturday December 6

  • Book Launch: Death in the Studio: Studio Death Snapshots by Hannes Priesch and Niki Lederer at Printed Matter, Inc., 535 West 22nd Street, 5-7 ( book is a colorful, grotesque, often hilarious collection of just about every type of death imaginable. Suicides, murders, accidents, and a range of metaphoric and conceptual deaths by gunshot, decapitation, hanging, wrist slitting, auto-erotic asphyxiation, and existential introspection fill the full-bleed color pages. The scenarios range from realistic crime scenes to full blown theatrical fantasies with the artists' work figuring prominently in many. These elaborate mises en scenes suggest that, while taboo in polite society, the death drive is alive and kicking in the privacy of artists' studios ñ and in the cultural imagination.)

  • Matthew Hope & Timothy Jaeger: "Real Time" One night installation: The Thing, 601 W 26th St. 4th floor, 6

  • David Harry & Group Show at the Caelum, 3:30-6

  • Small Sizes - Precious Pieces" at the Sherry French Gallery, 1-4

  • Avigail Schimmel at Rosenberg + Kaufman Fine Art, 115 Wooster St. 4 Fl., 6-8pm

  • Group Show at the Kravets & Wehby Gallery , 6-8

  • Frank Dosne & Faith Bowie at the Pleiades Gallery, 3-6

  • Small Works Invitational Show" at the Soho20 Chelsea, 5-7

  • Material Color"at the Margaret Thatcher Projects, 6-8

  • Count Nicholas Bobrinskoy & Steven Colucci at the Grant Gallery, 6-8

  • Flights of Transformation in Contemporary Sculpture” & Joan Forman at the Walter Wickiser Gallery, 6-8

  • Putting The X Back In X-mas" (Group Show) at U 21 N.Y. Gallery, Ltd, 120 Avenue C (And 8th), 7-9pm,

  • Eunice Kim & Joe Bradley a t the ATM Gallery 6-9

  • The woman who cried Church

  • Tom Johnson, Better Social Realism &Carrie Moyer, Chromafesto at Canada, 55 Chrystie Street, 6-9pm

  • Open Studios at Crane Street Open Studios, Saturday December 6 and Sunday December 7, 11:00 am to 6:00 pm, 46-23 Crane Street at Jackson Ave ,Long Island City, N.Y., across from P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, 7 train to 45th Road /Court House Square, or E, trains to 23rd St./Ely Avenue, G to 21st/ van alst, Located directly across from P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center,, the Crane Street Studios building (with colorful facade), contains 4 floors of studios with over 40 artists whose, doors will be open for this event.

  • More than 75 Artists Exhibiting in Three Buildings. Juvenal Reis Studios - 43-01 22nd ST LI City. Nr Citibank Building and PSI/ Subway lines #7. E. and G .See attachment for directions or Walk up 23rd under subway , to 43rd, take a left and another left for entrance to Juvenal Reis Studios ALSO : Crane St Studios/ 46-23 Crane St and Diego Salazar Studios/ 43-22 22nd St/, 11-6

  • Saturday December 6th and Sunday December 7th, 3:00 - 7:00 PM ORACLE NIGHT (Henry Holt, December 2003) Please note that the reading will be held at the Paula Cooper Gallery, located at 521 West 21st Street on the 2nd Floor.

  • Paul Auster, author of Book of Illusions and Timbuktu, among his many works of fiction, and editor of NPR's National Story Project anthology, I Thought My Father Was God, will read his new novel Oracle Night in its entirety over two days in December. At once a meditation on the nature of time and a journey through the labyrinth of one man's imagination, Oracle Night is a narrative tour de force that confirms Auster's reputation as one of the most original contemporary writers.

  • Winter Auction 2003" List of participating artists:, Amanda Reed, Amy Elizabeth, Andrew Young, Angela de Rosette, Barbara Weissberger, Ben Polsky, Bill Stahl, Bradley Wester, Bruce Pollock, Caio Fonseca, Chris Blyth, Chris Wynter, Cindy Sherman, Clifford Shikler, Conor Foy, Dan Golden, Daniel Zeller, Daniella Dooling, David Krepfle, David Schild, Davide Cantoni, Dennis Oppenheim, Domingo Nuno, Donald Sultan, Dylan Williams, Eduardo Cervantes, Eduardo Merelo, Elaine Angelopoulos, Elise Church, Elizabeth Conn, Eric Kidhardt, Eric Wayne, Evan Gruzis, Fred Fleisher, Fred Tomaselli, Fritz Chesnut, Geoffrey Werner, Gerard Gaskin, Holli Schorno, James Prosek, James Sheehan, Janice Caswell, Jaye Moon, Jennifer Denike, Jenny Scobel, Jim Dingilian, John Spinks, John Walker, Jonathan Podwil, Joni Daher, Kacy Godso, Karen Heagle, Kevin Auzenne, Kristen Capp, Kunie Sugiura, Kysa Johnson, Laura McCallum, Leif Rodriguez, Lordan Bunch, Marc Dennis, Matt Dojny, Matthew Callinan, Melissa Conroy, Michael Rouillard, Mimi Gross, Mimi Wlodarczyk, Natalie Monk, Nola Zirin, Patrice Lerochereuil, Patrick Jewell, Pattersonú, Rafael Vargas-Suarez, Ray Smith, Renee Cox, Richard Humann, Robert Rauschenberg, Ru Xiao Fan, Ryan Hixenbaugh, Sean Cavanaugh, Shahzia Sikander, Shingo Francis, Sidney Goodman, Stephen Bitterolf, Stephen Sollins, Steve Karlik, Tom Moran, Tom Otterness, Vito Acconci, at the d.u.m.b.o. arts center (dac), 30 Washington Street, Brooklyn, 6-8 (auction at 8 pm)

  • "Merry Peace" fifth annual holiday exhibition at Sideshow Gallery, 319 Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 6 9 p.m.

  • Art Outside Of The Gallery (Panel With Brock Enright, Lilah Freedland, Others), 2-3pm.

  • Florida- Bernar Venet: "Colossal Drawings In The Gallery, Large Sculpture In The Garden" Eaton Fine Art, Inc., 435 Gardenia St, West Palm Beach, Fl, 6-8pm, 561.833.4766

  • "Culture On The Verge" (Performance: Elena Bajo) Scope Miami Opening Party, The Townhouse Hotel, 20th St. And Collins Avenue, 9-1


 

Friday December 5

  • Bill Papas an exhibition of drawings at the Foundation for Hellenic Culture, 7 West 57th Street, Ste. 1, 6-8pm
  • Spanish-born Boston painter. Domingo Barreres: Las Meninas, Earthly Delights And Other Investitures at White Box, 6 - 8 P.m. ( inspired by the 1656 Velazquez Las Meninas, Hieronymous Boschs The Garden of Earthly Delights combined with a rich layering of other more personal and politically charged concerns and imagery. Barreres Las Meninas series explore themes the artist has described as obsessive ambition, beauty as mask for hidden agendas, or how anachronistic notions of identity may jeopardize such human traits as curiosity, imagination, carnal appetite, and love through sexual expression----even rationality itself".)
  • Kynn Geesman at Yankee Richardson Gallery, 535 West 22nd Street, 6-8
  • Pantone, a group show curated by David Hunt. Artists: Kristopher Benedict, Jesse Bercowetz and Matt Bua, Nicole Cherubini, MarcHandelman, Ryan Johnson, Ernest Jolicoeur, Emily Lambert, Rory MacArthur, Jin Meyerson, Kanishka Raja, Mickalene Thomas, and IvanWitenseiny at Masimo Audiello 526 west 26th st. #519, 6-8
  • “Small Works: Over 50 Contemporary Works Under 20" at the Limner Gallery, 6-8
  • Chris Costan at the Cheryl Pelavin Fine Arts, 6-8
  • Group Exhibition at the Gallery Juno, 6-8
  • Greyworld (Interactive Installation) at Bitforms, 529 W 20, 6-8pm
  • Taline Berberian, Clyde Forth, Jeff Konigsberg, Patrick Meagher, And Yuken Teruya: "Knots 'N' Structure: Works On Paper" Gallery Evan, 300 E 95, 7-10pm
  • Kiki Smith: "Prints, Books, And Things" at Moma Queens, 33 Street at Queens Blvd, Long Island City, 1.212.708.9400, Www.moma.org, Thru 3/8/04.
  • Four Seasons Of The Orchid at The Consulate of the Bolivia Republic of Venezuela in New York, 7 East 51st Street between Madison and 5th, 6:30 p.m.
  • Ilona Sochynsky at Ukrainian Institute of America, Fifth Ave. at 79th St., tel: 212 288-8660, ukrainianinstitute.org
  • "Knots 'n' Structure" q/ Taleen Berberian, Clyde Forth, Jeff Konigsberg, Iain Machall, Patrick Meagher, Yuken Teruy at Gallery Evan, 300 E. 95th St., 212.534.1867, 7-10
  • Grand Opening at Bernard Gallery, 46-46 Vernon Blvd.\Corner of 47 ave., Long Island City, tel: 718-391-0012, 6-9pm
  • Angels in New York at The International Center in New York, 50 W 23rd St., 7th fl., 6pm
  • MFA Open Studios At Brooklyn College 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, 2 train to flatbush ave/brooklyn college, 5-9pm *on friday, enter at campus road and 27th street
  • recent Yale MFA graduate .Elizabeth Huey "Rabbit Season" at GV/AS, 140 Franklin St. (corner of Greenpoint Ave) Brooklyn, 7-10pm

 

 

Thursday December 4
  • Carolyn Weltman: "Ohhhh Baby" at Art At Large The Film Center Building, 630 Ninth Avenue (@44/45st), Number 707, 212.957.8371, 6-9
  • Open Studios (including Negar Ahkami, Kathleen Beausoleil, Zehavit Carmel, Margot Ceddia, Bethany Fancher, Daniel Heffernan, Ilya Lipkin, Raul Manzano, Patrick Meehan, Imani Monroe, Shaun Richards, Richard Robertson, Ann E. Rodak, Mario Romano, Robert R. Scarpati and Virginia Walsh), Empire State College Studio Program, 229 West 28th Street (btwn 7th and 8th Ave), 12th Floor, 6-8
  • Lynda Benglis: sculptures at the Bass Museum of Art,2121 Park Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida 33139,305.673.7530 bassmuseum.org An eminent sculptor and videomaker for more than three decades, Lynda Benglis produced a pioneering body of feminist video in the 1970s. Immediate and visceral, Benglis's video work confronts issues raised by feminist theory, including the representation of women, the role of the spectator, and female sexuality. Besides video, Benglis has experimented with printmaking, cast paper, painting, drawing, and ceramics. Her work has included labels such as expressionist, feminist, exhibitionist, pop, funk, minimalist, and post-minimalist. In these just completed works, which will be on view as part of the Bass Museumís Inside and Out sculpture series, Benglis explores metaphorical, biomorphic shapes. She is deeply concerned with the physicality of form and how it affects the viewer, and she uses a wide range of materials to render iconograhic impressions of mass and surface. Though essentially abstract, these sculptures simultaneously suggest an image of contemplation and physical power. Exhibition on view at the Bass Museum of Art December 4, 2003 -June 2004
  • Ombretta Agro invites you to STYLIN' w/ Jason Baerg, Cecilie Dahl, John Grande, Cristina Lucas, Maia Marinelli, Laura Masserdotti, Navin Norling at 3841 NE 2nd Avenue, suite 203, Miami, FL, (305) 572 1101, 8pm - 11pm
  • Jessie Nebraska Gifford, "Electronic Paintings" A.I.R. Gallery, 511 W 25, 6-8pm,
  • 192 Books Invites You To Colson Whitehead, The Colossus Of New York, A City In Thirteen Parts, (Doubleday, November 2003) 192 Tenth Avenue At 21st St, 6:30-8pm
  • “The Square Show" (reception & silent auction) at the Ceres, 6-8
  • at the Linda Durham Contemporary Art Eugene Newmann, 6 pm
  • Group Exhibition at the First Street Gallery, 6-8
  • Lecture: Hans Haacke on Joseph Beuys at Dia's galleries, 548 W 22nd St., $6; $3 for members, students, and seniors, 6:30pm, tel: 212-989-5566, www.diaart.org.
  • Living Arts: A Forum for Exchange, Speaker: Angel Rodriguez at The Bronx River Art Center, 1087 East Tremont Av., Bronx, 6pm, tel: 718-589-5819, www.bronxriverart.org
  • Native American Film Festival at The National Museum of the American Indian, One Bowlin g Green, www.nativenetworks.si.edu
  • Sketching activity, Panel Discussion and others at Dahesh Museum of Art, 580 Madison Av., tel: 212-759-0606, daheshmuseum.org
  • Will Alsop: Working with the people at The great hall, Cooper Union, 7 E 7th St., www.archleague.org
  • “Collage: Letscher & Stonehouse" at the Howard Scott, 6-8
  • "Raising The Brow - East" (Group Show) at Earl Mcgrath Gallery, 20 W 57, 6-8pm
  • Susan Leopold at the Bronfman Center Gallery, 6-8
  • 928 “Collage Insights Part 2" at the Nat’l Assoc of Women Artists, Gallery, 5-7
  • “Aura" at the Gallery Onetwentyeight, 6-9
  • “VHS” at the Transplant Gallery
  • Peter Callas at the Dai Ichi Arts, 6-8
  • Patrick Hughes at the Flowers, 6-8
  • Robert Courtright & Bruno Romeda at the Kouros Gallery, 6-8
  • Branch New York: First Biennial Group Show, Anima/Botanica, w/ Jeff Davis, Adam Stennett, Gibb Slife, Ky Anderson, Amanda Barr, Melissa Brown, Anna Killander, George Jenne, Christian Holstad, Jacob Hartman, Harrison Haynes, Mary Cameron Goodyear, Jimmy Fountain at Branch Gallery 496 Broadway-3rd Floor, 6-9pm
  • Victoria Montesinos at the Animazing Gallery, 6-9
  • Steve Penley, The City at Anthem Gallery 41 Wooster Street (b/t Broome & Grand) 6-9
  • Shiihashi & Ito at the Cast Iron Gallery, 4-6
  • Amy Cappell at the Synagogue for the Arts, 49 White St, 6-8
  • The Big White Sleep, Conrad Botes, featuring a collaboration with artist Stephanie Diamond that the Scene Gallery, 45 Rivington St., 6-9
  • Daniel Enkaoua/ Bill Jacklin at Marlborough/ Graphics, 40 W 57th St. 6-8pm
  • David Hancock at Comme Ca NYC, 645 W 27th St., 7-9pm
  • Group Show at Diane Boisvert Gallery, Prospect Heights, 619 Vanderbuilt Av. Brooklyn, 6-9pm
  • Boris Sternberg at Tobey Fine Arts, 580 Broadway, Suite 902, 6-8pm
  • Lois Dodd, Brett Bigbee at Alexander Gallery, Fuller Building 41 E 57th St., 5-7pm
  • Lois Dodd at New York Studio School, 8 W 8 St., 7-9pm
  • Allan Wigren at Jadite Galleries, 413 W 50th St., 6-8pm
  • John Dugdale at John Stevenson Gallery, 338 W 23rd St., 6:30-8:30pm
  • MFA Open Studios at brooklyn college 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, 2 train to flatbush ave/brooklyn college, 5-9pm
  • Florida - Art Basel Miami Beach "The International Art Show" Opening Night Party; "Art Loves Design In Miami Design District, " 7:30-Pm. Convention Center Drive, Washington Avenue, 12-8pm Daily Except Closing Day 12-6pm, Www.artbasel.com, Thru 12/7/03.
  • Scope Miami: "Cool Fair, Hot City" Townhouse Hotel, 150 20th, Miami Beach, 12-8pm, Www.scope-art.com. Thru 12/7/03.
  • Stuart Arends Richard Levy Gallery, Townhouse Hotel, 150 20th, Room 209, Miami Beach, 12-8pm, 505.766.9888, Thru 12/7/03.
  • Yang Fudong: "Seven Intellectuals In Bamboo And Selected Works On Video" (Curator: Hans Ulrich Obrist) Jim Lambi: "Paradise Garage" (Curator: Silvia Karman Cubina And Hans Ulrich Ubrist) The Moore Space, Design District, 4040 Ne 2nd Avenue, Miami, 10pm-12am, 1.305.438.1163.
  • Exhibitors' Rooms Open, 12-8pm.
  • Silent Auction, Opens 12pm, Closes Sunday 4pm.

 

 

Wednesday December 3 (opening of Basel Miami)
  • NADA ART FAIR 2003: Miami Beach
  • -scopeMiami returns to Miami Beach for a second year
  • Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida, USA, Hall A and D and Art Deco District.
  • independent curator Carin Kuoni and apexart present Three Artists on Modernism and the Relevance of its Social and Aesthetic Utopia to Their Work at 291 Church Street, 6:30 pm
  • slide lecture by Joe Fyfe: "Paris Report": Artists in Contemporary France at the New York Studio School, 8 West 8th St. call 212 673-6466 6:30
  • Thomas Connolly and Suzan Woodruff at George Billis Gallery, 511 West 25 Street, Ground Floor 6 - 8 PM
  • Art in General - Window Installation Exit Window Bob Seng And Lisa Hein & Artist In Residence 4th Floor Transhumance Angie Eng at Art In General,79 Walker St, Manhattan (Between Broadway And Lafayette, 1 Block South Of Canal) (212) 219-0473, 6:30-8:30
  • "Bootleg Gender" @ Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos. Artists include: Elia Alba, Juan Carlos Arin, Sandra Bermudez, Kristina Jacob, Sam Kraus, Sherezade, Meghan Wood. Curated by Rocio Aranda-Alvarado. 450 Grand Concourse ar 149th Street, take 2,4,5 to 149th/Grand Concourse. http://www.longwoodcyber.org/email/ 5-8pm
Tuesday December 2
  • James Turrell at PaceWildenstein, 534 W. 25th, 6-8
  • Jerry Saltz "The Good, the Bad and the Very Bad: A Year in the Life of an Art Critic." at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, (212) 423-3587; tickets are $10-, 6:30 pm
  • Rally To Defend The Bill Of Rights at City Hall Park,12:30pm www.nycbordc.org
  • BFA Fine Arts & BFA Photograph at the Visual Arts Galleryy, 5-7
  • Tony Cragg at the Marian Goodman Gallery, 24 W 57, 4th fl, 6-8
  • Nicholas Nixon at the Zabriskie Gallery, 6-8
Saturday November 29th
  • John Klima “Train Terrain” at Postmasters Gallery, 459 West 19th Street, 6-8 pm
  • The Brooklyn Rail presents a panel discussion on the work of: Philip Guston, Moderator:, Phong Bui, Panelists: Debra Bricker Balkin, Daniel Baird, William Corbett, Douglas Kelley, Robert Storr, & Terry Winters, at: Pierogi, 177 North 9th Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 7pm
Friday November 28th
  • Caspar Stracke ---MAIN FRAME --- site-specific video installation at THE THING, on view: mon - sat from dusk until 7 pm at THE THING /// 601 W 26th St 4th fl., 7-10 (fun)
  • Sophie At Night, - Jacques Flechemuller, Project Gallery, Wendy Small at Schroeder Romero, 173A North 3rd Street Brooklyn, 718) 486-8992, 7-9
  • Patrick Martinez “Liquid” at Parker's Box, 193 Grand St Brooklyn, 6-9

Artnet News
11/20/03
ART AUCTION FOR DEMOCRATS (the men who love them?)
A new organization, Downtown for Democracy -- otherwise known as D4D -- has been formed to muster art-world support for Democratic candidates for national office. The first big D4D event, a benefit cocktail party and art auction, is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 24, at Phillips, dePury & Luxembourg at 450 West 15th Street in Manhattan's Chelsea art district. B-52's frontman Fred Schneider conducts the live auction of 15-20 artworks, followed by a silent auction of over 75 more, including pieces by Vanessa Beecroft, Delia Brown, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Anna Gaskell, Douglas Kelley, Malerie Marder, Tom Sachs, Erik Parker, Rob Pruitt and Kara Walker. Benefit artworks, which range in value from $100 to $10,000, can be viewed this weekend, Nov. 22-24. Tickets are $50 for the cocktail party and silent auction, and $150 for the live auction; for more info, see www.downtownfordemocracy.org. (Monday 6pm.)

VIEWING:
SATURDAY 11/22/03 10AM – 6PM
SUNDAY 11/23/03 NOON – 6PM
MONDAY 11/24/03 10AM - 2PM

AUCTION:
Monday, November 24
6-7:00 PM Collector's Preview and Artist's Reception ($150)
7:00 PM General Admission ($50)
7:30 PM Live Auction
Silent Auction ongoing until 10PM
8:30-11PM Party

 

Monday November 24

  • Leading Contemporary Artist Exploring The Intersection Of Art And Politics an auction to be held at Phillips De Pury & Luxembourg, 450 West 15th, AUCTION: 46-7:00 PM Collector's Preview and Artist's Reception ($150), 7:00 PM General Admission ($50). 7:30 PM Live Auction, Silent Auction ongoing until 10PM, 8:30-11PM Partypurchased tickets http://www.downtownfordemocracy.org/
  • Roebling Hall wishes to invite you to: an evening with Bjorn Melhus at MediaScope, MoMA at The Gramercy Theatre, 127 East 23rd Street at Lexington Avenue, 8:00 pm

 

Sunday November 23

  • Downtown For Democracy, Leading Contemporary Artists Exploring The Intersection Of Art And Politics an auction to be held at Phillips De Pury & Luxembourg, 450 West 15th, viewing Saturday, auction Monday November 24th, to purchased tickets http://www.downtownfordemocracy.org/ 12-6
  • Hudson River Projects closes on November 30, come to panel discussion with artists on November 23 .Brandon Ballengee and Eve Andree Laramee will discuss their explorations of the natural world and the conjuction of art and science at Wave Hill House 675 W 249 Street at Independence Avenue. Bronx, NY 10471 For directions: 718-549-3200 or visit: http://www.wavehill.org For exhibition info : http://www.wavehill.org/Arts/glyndor_gallery.html 2:00pm

 

 

Saturday November 22

  • Magnetic Living, Nick Mauss & Shelby Hughes + Christian Holstad's Fear Gives Courage Wings. Daniel Reich' new location at 537 A W. 23rd St., 6-8
  • Katherine Bernhardt at Team, , 527 W 26th St between Tenth and Eleventh Aves., 6-8
  • Downtown For Democracy, Leading Contemporary Artists Exploring The Intersection Of Art And Politics an auction to be held at Phillips De Pury & Luxembourg, 450 West 15th, viewing Saturday, auction Monday November 24th, to purchased tickets http://www.downtownfordemocracy.org/ 12-6
  • Yigal Ozeri: The Watcher Paintings at Mike Weiss Gallery, 520 W. 24th Street, 212-691-6899
  • Panel: Tim Rollins, Jim Furlong, Derrick Adams, Michelle Kurlan, War Of The Worlds?: Art & Community In A Changing Chelsea at White Box, 525 West 26th Street, 5:00 PM
  • All You Can Art at Flux Factory, Inc., 38-38 43rd Street LIC, 3pm
  • Jacques Roch The Island and John H. Howard, My Early Days And Late-nights at the Casa de Fido at Kim Foster Gallery, 529 West 20th St., 6-8
  • Ray Smith at Galeria Ramis Barquet, 532 W. 24, 6-8pm
  • Milena Dopitová at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, 31 Mercer St between Canal and Grand Sts, 6-8
  • Kohichiro Tanuma at Cast Iron Gallery, 4-6
  • J. Van der Ploeg/S. Daboll and B. Lye at Holland Tunnel, 61 S. 3rd St., 3-5
  • Lightshow On Saturday, November 22, 2003, the Clocktower Art Space presents the Lightshow, an inaugural art exhibit showcasing the works of over 60 contemporary artists. Located in Brooklyns financial district and at the base of the Manhattan Bridge, the Clocktower Art Space occupies over 3000 square feet in a newly converted historic building built in 1916. This renewed functional space provides an ideal site for contemporary art. Expanding on the concept that art history is a history of looking at light, artists in the Lightshow examine how contemporary art is fused with both the visual display of light and the experience of light, exposing lights transformative power on our lives. Artists include Derrik Adams, Chiara Alberetti, Simon Aldridge, Robert D'Amico, Robert Dale Anderson, Tom Anderson, Michael Auder, Karla Carballar, Sara Cardona, Christopher Chiappa, Michael Christy, Andy Coolquitt, Marc Connor, Alec Dartley, Jennifer Ditacchio, Christoph Draeger, Laura Emrick, Dana Frankfort, Chie Fueki, Graciela Fuentes, Madeleine Gallagher, James Ganz, Leo De Goede, Terry Haggerty, Hal Harrison, Charles Irvin, Josh Jordan, Bettina Johae, Gautam Kansara, Stephanie Keith, Bosung Kim, Jeeyun Kim, Michael Lee, Nicole Licht, Lin Lin, Niki Lindt, Erin Lucas, Joshua Marsh, Kelly Marshall, Kim Mayhorn, Seth McBride, Richard McCabe, Kate McDowell, Aaron McMasters, David Perry, Zoe Pettijohn, Sean Reel, Steve Robinson, Sol Sax, Christopher Schade, Phillip Shimko, Danny Simmons, Levni Sinanoglu, Kiwon Song, Eddy Steinhauer, Gregg Stanger, Dan Sutherland, Bryan Wheeler, Jeffery Wheeler, Pawel Wojtasik and WSOS. A, C, F - Jay Street station - walk down Myrtle Promenade to Flatbush AvenueN, R, Q, W - De Kalb station - walk down Flatbush towards the Manhattan Bridge Crossroads are Flatbush & Myrtle. The entrance is adjacent to the Mobil gas station. Please enter via steps and through metal door , 7 pm - 11 pm

 

 

Friday November 21 Williamsburg Gallery Association galleries will be open 6 - 9pm
  • The Department of Art and Art Professions, New York University Steinhardt School of Education, and The Graduate and Undergraduate Student Art Organization is pleased to present NYU Open Studios at Einstein Auditorium, 34 Stuyvesant Street, NYC Between 3rd and 2nd Avenues at 9th Street, 7-10 PM (Daily Hours, November 22-23, 12-6)
  • Laura Sharp Wilson, new work at Kimberly Vernardos Gallery, 1014 Madison Avenue, between 78th and 79th, 6-8
  • Karlheinz Weinberger at Nicole Klagsbrun, 526 W 26thSt., #213, 6-8
  • Architecture And Design Series Superstudio: Life Without Object (initiated by the Design Museum London and is co-curated by William Menking and Peter Lang), + Project Space, Katsuhiro Saiki at Artists Space, 38 Greene Street, 3rd Fl., 6-8:30pm
  • Maria Morganti at Florence Lynch Gallery, 6-8
  • Bob Knox at Jack Shainman Gallery, 513 W. 20th St., 6-8
  • Sergio Prego at Lombard-Freid Fine Arts, 531 W. 26th, 6-8
  • Patrick McMullan at Spike Gallery, 547 West 20th Street, 5-8
  • Superstudio: Life Without Objects at Artists Space 38 Greene St., Curated By William Menking And Peter Lang Opens Nov 21 6-8:30pm In Collaboration With Pratt Manhattan Gallery 144 West 14th St Opening Thur Nov 20 6:30-8:30pm And Storefront For Art And Architecture 97 Kenmare Street Nov 21 6-8:30pm
  • Michel Demanche/Joseph A. Davis, III ,at CH'I: An Art Space, 184 Kent Ave. #511, 718 302 3689, 6-9 7-9
  • Hermann Struck (1876 - 1944): Orginal work Reception: TBA at Figureworks, 168 N. 6th St., 718 486 7021, 6-9
  • Williamsburg Gallery Association galleries will be open 6 - 9pm
  • Danny Goodwin sneak peek at Jack The Pelican, 487 rigs Avenue Brooklyn, 7-9
  • team lump| | beggars & thieves plus ultra gallery is very pleased to present beggars & thieves, a group exhibition of new work by the raleigh, nc, art collective team lump, featuring new work by team lump artists michael salter, laura sharp wilson, lump lipshitz and gary smith. for information contact joshua a. stern or ed winkleman at 718-387-3844 / info@plusultragallery.com or visit lump galleries website at www.lumpgallery.com, 7 to 9 pm
  • Decked The Holiday Decadance "The themes of the show is variations on "Deck" at Sate-T-Gallery, 134 Baynard St., Brooklyn, 6-9pm
  • Nike and ISA Present Sarah Friedman photographs at ISA 88 North 6th Street Brooklyn, 718.387.3363, 7 - 9
  • Hermann Struck (1876 - 1944) Signed etchings from his world travels at Figureworks, 168 North 6th Street, 6 - 9 PM
  • Pink Sock will be playing at the opening of: ATTACK & DEITCH PROJECTS PRESENTS: ATTACK - THE KULT 48 KLUBHOUSE Our lead sing Dan is doing an Installation for the opening plus screaming like a banshee!!!! at Deitch Projects 110 N. 1st Street, Williamsburg
  • David Opdyke at Roebling Hall, 390 Wythe Avenue, 7-9

 

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Thursday November 20
  • Al Held Project Room Frances Daffern at Robert Miller Gallery, 524 W. 26th St., 6-8
  • group exhibition curated by Daniel Marzona (curator at PS 1, whose last show there was "Breaking Away") at Elga Wimmer PCC, 526 W. 26th St. #310, 6-8
  • Allan Ruppersberg will lecture on the work of Robert Whitman in Dia's galleries at 548 West 22nd Street. Admission is, students, and seniors. Tickets are available day of only, www.diaart.org. $6; $3 for members, 6:30 pm
  • Jack Pierson "One Adapts" at Cheim & Read, 547 West 25th, 6-8
  • Stephen Ellis at Von Lintel Gallery, 555 W 25th, 2nd flr, 6-8
  • Jonah Freeman at Andrew Kreps Gallery 516 W. 20th St. (212) 741-8849, 6-8
  • 3 Painters. James Busby, Heide Trepanier, and Darren Wardle at Stefan Stux Gallery 529 West 20th Street, 6-8
  • Angelbert Metoyer"Dark Energy Splitting The Universe" at Paul Rodgers/9W, 529 West 20 Street, 9th fl., 6-8
  • Painting On Sculpture (Evan Holloway. Jim Lambie. Liz Larner. Charles Long. Jason Meadows. Thomas Scheibitz. Jessica Stockholder. Thomas Schutte. Franz West) at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, 521 West 21st Street, 6 to 8pm
  • Susanne Kühn at Bill Maynes Gallery, 529 W 20th, 6-8
  • Jeff Kowatch at Jeff Bailey Gallery, 511 West 25th Street, #808., 6-8
  • Bruce Connor at Susan Inglett,. 535 West 22 Street, singlett@iceditions.com, 6-8
  • Jack Pierson at Cheim & Read, 521 W. 25th St. , 6-8
  • Zhu Wei at Plum Blossoms Gallery, on 35th St and 11th. 6-8
  • Dan Fischer at Derek Eller Galley. 526-39 W 25th St., 6-8
  • Jeff Kowatch "Thou Shalt" at Jeff Bailey Gallery, 6-8, 511 West 25th St. #808, 6-8
  • Sam Prekop at Clementine Gallery, 526 W 26th, Suite 211, 6-8
  • Pulsation, New paintings by Andrea Morganstern at Makor Gallery, Makor/Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th St., 7-9

 

Wednesday November 19

  • independent curator Lilly Wei in conjunction with apexart presents a talk by Turkish artist Serkan Ozkaya, 291 Church Street, 6:30 pm
  • Gallery 1: Gina Ruggeri Paintings Gallery 2: Jason Phillips Paintings at Red Dot 140 West 22nd Street Suite 6B, 6-9pm
  • Rapture (group includes Milton Glaser) at Gallery 138, 138 West 17th Street, fifth floor, 6-
  • Richard Pasquarelli Last Sites at Luxe Gallery, 24 West 57th St,, 6-8pm
  • Quin Feng " Living Line" at Ethan Cohen Fine Arts, 37 Walker St., 7-9pm
  • Peter Ruta: Paintings of the Kennedy years at Banning Gallery, 64 North Moore St., 6-8
  • A Taste of Art: a food show - Alisoun Meehan, Mimi Oka, Doug Fitch, Burr Dodd, Virginie Sommet. 147 Duane St. Tribeca, 6-9
  • Tim Burton Drawing at American Museum of the Moving Image, 35 Avenue at 36 Street, Astoria, New York 11106 Burton to appear at Museum for Pinewood Dialogue and special exhibition preview on the evening of November 19, 2003.
  • Film In The City Cocktail Industry Nights Official Launch Cocktail Party at Hotel 41 (41st between Broadway and 8th Ave near Port Authority)6:30-9:30 PM
  • Group Show featuring Dana Carlson, Jason Fulford and Linda Nagaoka at Monya Rowe 242 S. 1st Street (between Roebling and Havemeyer) Williamsburg 646.234.8645, 6-9 PM

 

Tuesday November 18-22

About Asian Contemporary Art Week (ACAW)Asian Contemporary Art Week is an annual, city-wide event focusing attention on the richness and diversity of Asian and Asian American contemporary art in New York through programs such as exhibitions, gallery receptions, lectures, performances and studio visits.
  • ACAW 2003 was organized by the Asian Contemporary Art Consortium:
    Arnold Chang (Kaikodo),
  • Ethan Cohen (Ethan Cohen Fine Arts),
  • Vishakha N. Desai and Melissa Chiu (Asia Society and Museum),
  • Esa Epstein (Sepia International, Alkazi Collection),
  • Michael Goedhuis (Goedhuis Contemporary),
  • Yu Yeon Kim (curator),
  • Christophe Mao (Chambers Fine Art),
  • Stephen McGuinness (Plum Blossoms),
  • Alexandra Munroe (Japan Society),
  • Steve Pacia and Shumita Bose (Bose Pacia Gallery),
  • Jung Lee Sanders (Art Projects International),
  • David Solo, Jack and Susy Wadsworth (collectors).

 

Monday November 17
  • Swiss Institute Curator's Talk Nicolas Bourriaud, Co-director of the Palais de Tokyo, art critic and curator. He wrote "Postproduction" (Lukas & Sternberg) and 'Relational Aesthetics' ('Presses du reel'). Last curated exhibitions: "Touch" (San Francisco Art Institute, 2003), "GNS" (Palais de Tokyo, 2003). please rsvp here www.swissinstitute.net, with your number of guests and contact number at Swiss Institute - Contemporary Art, 495 Broadway 3rd floor / New York NY 10012 t: 212 925 2035 / f: 212 925 2040, doors: 6.30 / lecture: 7 PM

 

Saturday November 15 & Sunday November 16 (Art Film Fest)
  • Turf (Trans Urban Roaming Forum) presents Film@33, a collection of short films, video and installations in Downtown Brooklyn-33 Flatbush Avenue 4th Floor. The screening schedule will complete two cycles per evening. Artists include Grady Gerbracht, Jill Magid, Dina Weiss, Chris Habib, Falko Purner, Marguerite Kahrl, JoJo Whilden, Pia Lindman, Rory Hanrahan, Liselot van der Heijden, plus installations by John Landewe, Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock and Alyssa Orvis. 4:00pm - 8:30pm

 

 

Sunday November 16
  • Dorsky Gallery presents SLOWNESS 7 international artists, each of whom have taken critical positions around issues of time. Curated by Mercedes Vicentte, (group includes Wolfgang Staehle amongst others!) 11-03 45th Avenue, Long Island City, 718-937-6317, 2-5 p.m.
  • Visual AIDS 6th annual Postcards from the Edge benefit. Hosted this year by Galerie Lelong (528 West 26th Street between 10th & 11th Avenues) the beloved event will feature hundreds of postcard-sized works from 3:00- 6:00
  • NURTUREart presents: A Panel Discussion Featuring Artists From ARCHI+TEXTURE including Simon Aldridge, Samantha Dorfman, and Patrick Meagher. at 3 P.M. Followed by a Musical Performance by Sound Artist, Jody Elff at 5pm. 101 Richardson Street - Williamsburg www.brooklynfireproof.com /Brooklyn, 718.302.4702
  • Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center Presents:Carsten Seiffarth, Singing Clock And Sounding Spaces, Sound art at the SINGUHR Sound Gallery in Berlin, 596 Broadway, Suite 602, 7pm

 

 

Saturday November 15

  • conceptual artist Matthias Groebel unveils his digital paintings (Collective Memories) at Universal Concepts Unlimited 507 W. 24th St., 6-8 Awry organized by Zagreb-based curatorial collective 'What, How & for Whom' (WHW) Ivet Curlin, Ana Devic, Natasa Ilic and Sabina Sabolovic at apexart, 291 church street, 12 noon
  • Dirrrt on the "Down Low" at Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos, Hostos Community College/CUNY, 450 Grand Concourse @ 149th Street Bronx, NY 10451, 3:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m
  • "The Pleasure Dome" A series of video works curated by Raul Zamudio Artists: Tiong Ang, Oreet Ashery, Cleverson, Stuart Croft, Teressa Serrano "The Pleasure Dome" is 1 of 7 curatorial projects to be shown under the heading of "Moving Images," November 15, from 7:00-11:00 pm. in rooms at the Windsor Hotel, 108 Forsyth St., penthouse party afterwards till 2:00am
  • New Gallery- Alona Kagan and Jose Martos are pleased to inaugurate their new gallery, Alona Kagan Gallery, in Chelsea, with a solo exhibition of sculpture by Glasgow-based artist Mary Redmond at Alona Kagan Gallery 540 W. 29th St., NY NY 10001, T 212 560 0670, F 212 560 0671 info@alonakagangallery.com, 6-8
  • Gifted at Rare 521 West 26th St. 6-9pm Gifted was created to promote a gift-economy. With the work of over thirty artists as inventory, the show itself is a gift shop. It is a conceptual and actual opportunity for art lovers to love art, for everyone to be a patron
  • .Liz Craft, New Sculpture at Marianne Boesky Gallery, 535 West 22nd Street, 2nd Floor, 6-8pm
  • UP: an evening of films and videos on flying - In conjunction with its issue on "Flight," Cabinet has invited artist Luca Buvoli to curate an evening of films around the theme of flying. Drawing on artist films, scientific footage, and other sources, the evening will address the range of uses (and abuses) to which this paradigmatic technology of the 20th century has been put. Come see levitating tomatoes, NASA ink flow tests, and artist films by the following: Doug Aitken / Robert Breer / Gino de Dominicis / Carlo Ferraris / Ted Fisher / Gerard Holthuis / Beom Kim / Igor & Svetlana Kopystiansky / Manon Labrecque / Matt Marello / Jonathan Podwil /Jordan Wolfson / Karen Yasinsky and more... White Box 525 West 26th Street7- 9pm
  • Ashkan Sahihi cum shots at Axel Raben Gallery, 526 W. 26th St. #304, 6-9
  • Jason Clay Lewis "The Black Death" at 31GRAND. 31 Grand St., Brooklyn, 7-9
  • Joe Zucke: Ravenna & /Peter Schlesinger at GBE (Modern) 620 Greenwich Street, 6-8
  • Urban Baroque (group, Iam Dawson, Anya Gallaccio (Turner short lister?), Drew Lowenstein, and Steve McQueen) at Plane Space, 102 Charles St., 6-8
  • P F F R: An Attack On All Americans Or The Tyranny Of Weed "Us: spewing pure love and faithlessness into your mouth, in the form of image + sound; and the resulting cacophany will put a large cracks in the Berlin wall of your imagination, and excite/engorge the Spanish Civil War in your pants (face). At L F L Gallery, 530 West 24th,
  • "MY SOURCES SAY YES" w/Sean Bluechel Ernesto Caivano Benjamin Degen Trenton Duerkson Amy Gartrell Anya Kielar Matt King Andre Razo Mika Rottenberg at Guild & Greyshkul 22 Wooster Street, 7 - 9 pm
  • Jacqueline Salloum Arabs-A-Go-Go (explores a Palestinian-American experience caught between) at Wallspace 547 W.27th Street, 2nd fl., 6-8
  • Contra / Post: w/Joe Fyfe, James Hyde, Ross Knight, Ruth Root, Nancy Shaver & Dan Walsh at j g contemporary, 505 west 28th St.m 6-8
  • Jenny Laden "swoon" at Cornell DeWitt 521 W 26 St., 6-8
  • Pieter Schoolwerth at Elizabeth Dee, 545 W 20th, 6-8
  • Cynthia S. Padgett at A. Jain Marunouchi Gallery, 3-5:30
  • Nade Haley/Mary Judge at Kenise Barnes Fine Art , 6:30-8:30
  • Bix Lye, Jan van de Ploeg, and Susan Daboll "Matter of Fact," featuring sculpture and photography at Holland Tunnel, 61 S. 3rd St., 4-6pm
  • Artists Slide Night @ Pete's Candy Store, 709 Lorimer St. Lorimer Stop on the L line in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 7PM, Tel. 212-714-5423.
  • MIDAS curated by Martin Durazo & Sherin Guiguis (w/ Jeremy Kidd) at POST, 1904 East 7th Place, Los Angeles CA, 7-9pm
  • Kenta Nagai Shimmering a sound installation with a live performance at Diapason, gallery for sound and intermedia,1026 Sixth Avenue, #201 8:30 6 PM - Midnight
  • Last Week To See "Devour" schneemann's new multi-channel video projection
    (she will be at the gallery saturday 15th, 4-6pm)
  • Jasper Who? Zingmagazine books presents the release of Jasper Who?? By Kenny Schachter with an accompanying photo exhibit at me&ro, 239 Elizabeth Street between
    Prince and Houston, 6-8

 

Friday November 14

OPEN HOUSE: The Fuller Building, 41 East 57 Street
All galleries open from 6 to 9 PM Iincluding: Danese, Ramis Barquet, Barbara Mathes, Howard Greenberg, and others... Food and wine will be served on each floor Live entertainment
  • Sven Påhlsson at Spencer Brownstone Gallery, 39 Wooster Street, 6-8pm
  • PUTT-PUTT INFERNO Grand Tee-Off at HEREart 145 6th AVE (between Spring and Broome) 5-7pm
  • Jonathan Monk (distinctive working practice involves exploring his fascination with conceptual artists from the 1960s and 70s to entertain his own history) at Casy Kaplan Gallery, 416 West 14th St., 6-8pm
  • Sarah Morris Lost Weekend at Friedrich Petzel Gallery, 535 West 22nd Street, 6-8
  • L'ATTITUDE: Monika Bravo, Seoungho Cho & Naoya Hatakeyama at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, 601 West 26th, 12th fl., 6-8
  • Exhibition: "108" (One Hundred Eight) Curator: Tsutomu IKEUCHI (roentgenwerke, Tokyo) w/Seiji Aruga/ Takahiro Fujiwara/ Jun Fujita/ Ai Fujiyoshi/ Hidetaka Furukawa/Kazuhiko Hachiya/ Chikako Hasegawa/ Bujin Hirai/ Izuru Kasahara/ Man-ya Kato/Hideki Kuwajima/ Tatsuo Majima/ Taka-aki Mitsui/ Keiko Miyata/ Hideto Nagatsuka/Tetsuya Nakamura/ Yasutaka Nakanowatari/ Daisuke Nakayama/ Hideki Nakazawa/ Motohiko Odani/ Ogawa Shinji/ Ari Ohkubo/ Mitsuhiro Okamoto/ Saburo Ota/ Kazz Sasaguchi/ Isao Sato/ Taro Shinoda/ Yoshihiro Suda/ Takeshi Tamai/ Iichiro Tanaka/ Kyoko Taniyama/ Hiroshi Yamada/ Motoi Yamamoto/ Miwa Yanagi/ Kenji Yanobe/ Hiroshi Yoshimizu/ Sakuji Yoshimoto/ Hidehiro Watanab E at Ise Cultural Foundation Gallery, 555 Broadway, Basement Floor, 6-8
  • Come celebrate our last opening in DUMBO before we move to our new location
    on Atlantic Ave. in the "belly button" of Brooklyn     - metaphor contemporary art is pleased to present Yoko Inoue, installation and drawings and Mie Yim, paintings, at 70 Washington Street, suite 1113, D.U.M.B.O. Brooklyn, 6-9
  • Joanne Howard at Big Cat Gallery, 154 Orchard St. (bet. Stanton and Rivington), 6-9pm
  • Space 1: Mala Iqbal, paintings Space 2: Kirsten Hassenfeld, sculpture/installation at Bellwether 335 Grand St., 8 - 10
  • A Man, A Woman and the Elements, Two person show by Robin Ross and Noah Baen with musical and poetic performances at Diesel Gallery, 242 Van Brunt St., Brooklyn, 7-10:30
  • Joanne Howard Material Elements at Big Cat Gallery, 154 Orchard St (Rivington & Stanton), 6-9
  • Daniel Zeller Empirical Cryptosis at Pierogi 177 North 9th Street Brooklyn, 7-9pm Take the L train to Bedford Ave. stop.
  • Hunter Mfa College Open Studio & Silent Auction 150 Artists To Open Studios big pa rty at MFA Building, 450 W. 41st Street, betw 9th and 10th Ave. , 6pm-11pm
  • MALA IQBAL Misty AT BELLWETHER 335 Grand Street (Between Havemeyer and Marcy) in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, 8-10pm
  • Peter Lew: "O+ The Blood Drawings" & Wenda Gu: "Forest of Stone Steles”at Cristine Wang Gallery, t 88 N. 1st Street, Brooklyn, 6-9
  • Javier Cambre contempt at 67 Metropolitan Ave. 3rd F. W'burg, Brooklyn. Take the L train to Bedford ave. station. walk south 5 blocks to Metropolitan ave. Turn right, the gallery is bet. Wythe and Kent ave. , 7.00 - 10.00pm ------------>>>>>>>>>>

 

 

Thursday November 13

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  • opening of ALEKSANDRA MIR / Naming Tokyo Part II & JONATHAN MONK / Time And Or Space The Swiss Institute, 495 Broadway, 6-8
    Jeffrey Ladd: New York & Elsewhere at Jen Bekman, 6 Spring St. (Betw Elizabeth & Bowery), 7-9
  • Every Heartbeat is Past and Gone: Paintings by Siegfried Anzinger, Axel Kasseböhmer, Marie Luise Lebschik, and Andreas Schulze at Klemens Gasser & Tanja Grunert. 524 West 19th St., 6-8
  • "Unrepentant Ego: The Self-Portraits of Lucas Samaras," Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Avenue, 212-570-3633.
  • Miriam Bloom, Keys To The Family Car & Alex Stolyarov Floor (barf) Paintings at Elizabeth Harris Gallery 529 West 20th St., 6-8
  • Lordan Bunch, "Still: New Figurative Paintings," at lyonswiergallery, 511 W 25th St., No. 205, 6-8 After party at Westside Tavern 23rd & 9th - 10PM onwards
  • The Department of Art and Art Professions' Different Voices Public Program Series New York University, The Steinhardt School of Education, is pleased to present a lecture by Gregory Crewdson at the Einstein Auditorium, 34 Stuyvesant Street (between 3rd and 2nd Aves. at 9th St.), 212.998.5799, 6:30 p.m.
  • 1st Anniversary- Chelsea Art Museum, Home of the Miotte Foundation. At 7:00 pm cake and refreshments will be served. 556 West 22nd St., 6-8
  • Group Show (15 artists) at InterArt Gallery, 225 Tenth Avenue, 6 - 9pm
  • Friends of Green Chimneys Children Services.Silent Auction, more than 100 works w/ Participating artists: Beth Campbell, Will Cotton, Jeff Koons, Patrick Mc Mullan, Robert Rahway Zakanitch, David Salle... etc. etc. Please call Helianthe at 212 627 4100 at the Spike Gallery, 547 West 20th Street
  • Takuya Chikushi at Riva Gallery, 529 W 20th, 11th fl, 6-9
  • animal magnetism Installations , sculptures, videos & photographic works by Jean-François FOURTOU at aseroplastics contemporary, Director : Jerome Jacobs, rue Blanche 32 Blanchestraat, 1060 Brussels | Belgium T 32(0)25372202 | FAX 32(0)25371549 aeroplastics@brutele.be ,6-9
  • Flor Garduño at Throckmorton Fine Art, a wide-ranging celebration of the career of this contemporary Mexican artist, whose work often seems steeped in feminist myth-making and Magic Realism, 145 E. 57th St., 5-7
  • Jeremy Kidd at Littlejohn Contemporary, 41 East 57th St., 5:30-7:30pm
    Corporal Identity - Body Language at Museum of Arts & Design, 40 West 53rd Street, New York, NY. 10019 (@ 5th Ave. and Ave. of the Amc.) 6-9p
  • Supercool at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, , 529 W 20th, 6th flr, 6-8
  • Julie Allen at McKenzie Fine Art, , 511 W25th St. 6-8
  • Lee Friedlander at Ursus Books- Chelsea, 6-8
  • ADOLESCENT ACTIONISM curated by Jack Pierson opening and ISSUE #7 launch party part II !!!!!
    619 East 6th Street, btw B+C, 212 598 4130, Cocktails + Music, 7-10pm.

 

Wednesday
  • Looking Awry organized by Zagreb-based curatorial collective 'What, How & for Whom' (WHW) Ivet Curlin, Ana Devic, Natasa Ilic and Sabina Sabolovic at apexart, 291 church street, 6 - 8 pm (!!!!!!)
  • Writing the Sublime, The Art of Calligraphy in the Religions of Abraham ( three artists from the Islamic, Jewish and Christian calligraphic traditions) at the Interfaith Center of New York, 40 East 30th Street, 6:30
    (between Park and Madison)Cornelia Foss/Alfonse Borysewicz at DFN Gallery, 6-8
  • Direct Metal at Sculptors Guild, 6-8
  • Aesthetic Pleasures, W/ Ana Blanco, Lena Conover, Yolanda Mesa, Eitoku Sugimori at Nexus Projects, 24 W. 57th St., 6-8

 

Tuesday November 11
  • "Hobby Lobby" curated by Marilyn Minter with Devon Costello, Adam Lister and John Bucklin at the Visual Arts Gallery, (Horror novels, computer games, frozen narrative, wood and structural organizations made by animals, like beavers, sounds good to me -DK) 137 Wooster Street, 5-
  • David Karty at Greene Naftali, 6-8
  • Artists Talk: Confrontation or Commentary: the Role of Political Art in Society W/ Derrick Adams, Sheila Batiste, Simone Leigh, Brad McCallum and Jacqueline Tarry, Sol Sax, Dread Scott, Moderated by Lorenzo Pace (curated by Danny Simmons) at Nathan Cummings Foundation, 475 10th Avenue, (bet. 36th & 37th) 14th Floor, 6:30
  • Lusas Samaras, Photo-Fictions coincides with a major survey of self portraits of the Whitney Museum at PaceWildenstein, 32 East 57 St.(no opening)
  • Philip Guston at McKee Gallery (also no opening)
  • Last Week To See "Devour" schneemann's new multi-channel video projection
    (she will be at the gallery saturday 15th, 4-6pm).


Today Monday November 10

  • Tonight On Channel 57 At Midnight On Manhattan Cable
    The much anticipated introduction of the Artlike (Paul H-O) Television series, "Artists Who Surf". The series opener is entitled STORM SURFER and features painter Bill Komoski in the studio and surfing some of the most challenging local waves ever recorded. The subtitle refers to part two of the series. It will continue with artist Robert Longo and his big wave drawings and photographer Michael Halsband and his film. "Surf Movie".
  • And Gregor Snyder at Gladstone 5-7