Contemporary Painters

Claude Temin-Vergez


Joanne Greenbaum


Ghada Amer


DASHA SHISHKIN


DANA SCHUTZ


Donald Odili Odita


Martin Kippenberger


Julie Mehretu

Sculptor List For Project 03

Henry Moore
Jeff Koons
Ron Mueck
Louise Bourgeois
Michelangelo
Alexander Calder

Allison Schulnik

Some clay inspiration from the great Allison Schulnik:

3D/2D Real & Unreal

The digitally manipulated sculptures of Suellen Parker:


The digitally manipulated sculptures of Ida Applebroog:


The digitally manipulated sculpture by a Temple U student:

Wolf Von Lenkiewicz

"I think language is shared through time. There is a shift definitely, but I think we can grasp it. Then we can start deconstructing their intentions by subjecting them to other intentions. I take Michaelangelo's intensions and I subject them to Warho's. At no point do I doubt that I understand their intentions. That is very strange to a post-modern way of thinking actually, which would say that we could never access the past in any real way. ... One starts realizing that artistic intention is accessessible and Roalnd Barthes is wrong"
- Wolf Von Lenkiewicz (Elephant Magazine, Winter 2010)

Artist Share

Below is the artist you picked for your report along with the artist the other students selected. You might be able to find another artist in this mix to pique your interest.



row 1 (left to right): James Casebere, Letha Wilson, Brody Condon, Neo Rauch
row 2 (left to right): Matthew Ritchie, Robert Rauschenberg, Yarg Noremac
row 3 (left to right): JR, Shane Hope, Chiho Aoshima, William Kentridge
row 4 (left to right): Shepard Fairey, Dan Witz, Han Sungpil

German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse

German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse
Museum of Modern Art, NY
Through July 11, 2011

"More of this work should be displayed more often, which is to say that the show’s scope reminds us of the insufficiency of the museum’s 2004 expansion. The pieces here represent just a fraction of MoMA’s holdings: There are some 3,200 German Expressionist works on paper — the vast, vast majority of them prints — in its collection.

On the other hand, the museum has announced that on Sunday, when the exhibition opens to the public (it is in members’ previews on Friday and Saturday), all 3,200 will become available for online viewing at moma.org/germanexpressionism. In addition to its own considerable merits, “German Expressionism” should provide a good grounding for a digital immersion — and spur hope for seeing more of the real things."

source: Bleak Visions From Early-20th-Century Rebels by Roberta Smith

Rauschenberg's B/W BMW

BMW 635 CSi Art Car (1986)
Robert Rauschenberg

"In 1986, he was commissioned by BMW to paint a full size BMW 635 CSi for the sixth installment of the famed BMW Art Car Project. Rauschenberg's contribution was the first to include the wheels in the project, as well as incorporating previous works of art into the design." (source: wikipedia)

Ryan Travis Christian: Black and White Freak Out

West Coast artist Ryan Travis Christian uses Graphite to achieve amazing results. Some people see a lack of color as a limitation. For Ryan it seems to be pure cosmic freedom.





More of his work here and here.

ZINES ZINES ZINES

Megawords Zine Workshop at ICA. April 2011




Paperback Magazine


Hamburger Eyes


Ryan De La Hoz


Faesthetic

The Triptych (Static & Motion Based)

Bosch, "Garden of Earthly Delights" (c. late 15th century)


Francis Bacon, "Triptych - In memory of George Dyer" (1971)


Hans Memling, "Last Judgement" (c. late 15th century)


Max Beckmann, "The Actors" (1942)


The above video features only a portion of Cliff Evan's Epic 3 channel video, Road To Mount Weather.
Watch the complete video in hi-def on Vimeo

Ryan T. Riss

Patterns Patterns Patterns.
More here: http://www.craptical.com/

Pattern, Shape & Tension

Some artists who use pattern and shape as a source of tension for spacial development


Martin Kippenberger


Tim Biskup


Inlaid wood paintings of Alison Elizabeth Taylor


Jules de Balincourt


Indian Miniatures


Mickalene Thomas


Barkley Hendricks


Andreas Gursky


David Hockney

Hilary Pecis

Some great digital collage work by Hilary Pecis

Take a day trip to NY and see some art!

Take the Bolt Bus, Mega Bus or Chinatown bus (or if you prefer Amtrak or NJ Transit) up to NY for the day to see some great art. The Chinatown bus(from 11th and Filbert in Philly) will take you to the LES galleries while all of the other public transport will drop you near Chelsea. The fall gallery season just started and galleries are putting their best work forward. Here is quick rundown of some possible shows to check out:

In Chelsea(most galleries are West of 10th Ave and between 21st and 29th streets):


Anton Henning at Zach Feuer, 530 W. 24th St.
http://zachfeuer.com


Sarah Sze at Tanya Bonakdar, 521 W. 21st St.
http://www.tanyabonakdargallery.com


Laurent Grasso at Sean Kelly, 528 West 29th St.
http://www.skny.com


Tall Tales at Fred Torres (plugging my own show) 527 W. 29th Street
http://www.fredtorres.com/

Other Galleries of Interest in Chelsea:
Jeff Bailey (W. 26th Street) http://www.baileygallery.com
Fredericks and Freiser (536 W. 24th St.) http://www.fredericksfreisergallery.com
Perry Rubenstein (527 W. 23rd St.) http://www.perryrubenstein.com/
Cheim and Read (547 W. 25th St.) http://www.cheimread.com/
Gagosian, 522 West 21st St. (see also 555 West 24th Street) http://www.gagosian.com


In The Lower East Side:


David Shaw Sculpture at Feature Inc., 131 ALLEN ST NY NY 10002
http://www.featureinc.com


Louise Despont at Nicelle Beauchene, 21 Orchard Street
http://www.nicellebeauchene.com/

See Also:
Liz Cohen at Salon 94, 243 Bowery
http://www.salon94.com

DAVE COLE at Dodge Gallery, 15 RIVINGTON STREET
http://dodge-gallery.com


Additional Locations / Shows to Check out:
The MET (http://www.metmuseum.org/) and if you have time catch the Charles Burchfield exhibition at The Whitney (http://whitney.org/). For additional info on current and upcoming shows in NY check out http://www.artcat.com/