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assume vivid astro focus installation view with happy viewer
ArtCat‘s relentless march across 27th Street continues.
John Connelly Presents is the latest gallery to sign up for the ArtCat hosting service. A few pages are a little slow to load at the moment, as they have some huge images which haven’t been web-optimized yet.
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For a Friday in June, there is a lot going on tonight. Some recommendations follow.
Chelsea Opening
Lower East Side Openings
While you’re in the area, you can stop by the Drag March too.
Other Stuff
[image above is a detail of a Jacques Louis Vidal drawing from our show]
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For those of you following along, I’m wondering if the powers that be are realizing that appearing to be hostile to parades, especially queer ones at this time of year, is a bad thing. According to onNYTurf, The Audre Lorde Project is getting their permit to parade in the streets on Friday after having been denied several times. They received their permit as they were about to take the NYPD to court.
It will be interesting to see how “un-permitted” and historic protest marches such as the Dyke March and the Drag March are treated.
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Here are another couple of images from the Renee Ricardo-curated show I mentioned yesterday. The works are created by printing out stills of videos produced by visualizing audio information, then cutting them up and making collage/sculpture works.
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A full image and a detail of a Doug Morris foam and ribbon sculpture from “Homegrown” at David Krut Projects, curated by Renee Riccardo. Good light that day — these photos were untouched by Photoshop.
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Related to my previous post, here are a couple of news items of note.
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