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

Opening at Fleisher Ollman this Thursday!

Off Camera at Fleisher/Ollman

Exhibition Dates: January 20-February 19, 2011

Opening Reception: Thursday, January 20 from 6-8pm

Fleisher/Ollman is pleased to present the group exhibition, Off Camera, a survey of

photographic works which have been drawn on or painted, animated, collaged or made into sculpture. Off Camera features a wide-range of work made by artists who set aside photography's conventions, cast off the limits of the medium and rely on invention when a straight representation of the physical world fails to meet their needs or expectations.

http://www.fleisher-ollmangallery.com/

1616 Walnut St. Suite 100, Philadelphia

Friday, Jan. 14 NY Gallery Report

CHELSEA

Stuart Hawkins at Zach Feuer (548 W. 22nd Street)

Clare Ryan Grill at Edward Thorp (210 11th Ave. 6th Floor)

Jennifer Bartlett at Pace Gallery (545 West 22nd Street)

Keith Tyson at Pace Gallery (510 W. 25th St.)

Tom Thayer (also see Ruby Sky Stiler's in the North Room) at Derek Eller (615 West 27th St.)

Other Chelsea galleries to stop by:

http://www.davidzwirner.com/

http://www.metropicturesgallery.com/

http://www.paulkasmingallery.com/

http://www.gagosian.com/

LOWER EAST SIDE

Todd Knopke at Feature Inc. (131 Allen Street, between Delancey and E. Houston)

Other LES galleries to stop by:

http://www.jenbekman.com/past/

http://www.dodge-gallery.com/

http://www.dcktcontemporary.com/

http://www.roostergallery.com/

http://www.krausegallery.com/

http://www.suescottgallery.com/

Hilary Pecis

Some great digital collage work by Hilary Pecis

Vector Projector (Project 03)

In no particular order. The final results of Project 03.

Raymond Pettibon @ David Zwirner

"Hard in the Paint"
David Zwirner, New York
Through December 21, 2010

"If the pen was actually mightier than the sword, I would have a field day," Raymond Pettibon once told an interviewer. "It would be a fucking bloodbath." As it is, Pettibon is far from a layabout. For more than three decades he has been churning out virtuosic, text–laced drawings of hardcore punks, fearless surfers, hopeless hippies, stolid baseball players, conniving politicians, and smoking locomotives: definitive icons of American ingenuity, culture, and corruption. - Andrew Russeth, ArtInfo

Rotoscope Notes

The "order" for project 04 is above (photo of notes on dry erase board) in case anyone still needs it.


Dan Scher


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