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By Jesse Bercowetz, "Untitled"
In light of the current situation in Haiti, Art for Haiti cordially invites you to attend a show and art auction to benefit Doctors Without Borders’ (Medecins Sans Frontieres/MSF) Haiti relief. Through the efforts of MSF, we can directly and positively affect human lives on the ground. 100% of the funds will go directly to Doctors Without Borders.
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Opening: February 6, 2010
Curators: Tami Katz-Freiman and Rotem Ruff
Dana Levy will be one of the many artists involved in “Shelf Life” the central exhibition in an exhibition cluster concerned with collecting, collections and collectors, which is scheduled to open in February 2010 at the Haifa Museum of Art. The exhibition will demonstrate how contemporary Israeli and international artists relate in their works to a range of collecting practices; it will explore the aesthetic syntax of different collections, and examine some of the psychological aspects of collecting and of the artist-collector’s obsessive world. The works included in the exhibition will reflect the aesthetic of “collections,” and will also capture something of the thrust towards excessive accumulation and the pleasures related to satisfying the desire to possess.
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January 21st 6-8pm at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery’s video lounge.
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the new video lounge. The mission of the lounge is to provide a designated forum for video art, allowing artists to exhibit recent and earlier works as well as experimental pieces. The videos will run concurrently with the main exhibition and will be open by appointment Wed-Fri, and will run all day on Sat. and Sun. starting January 21st.
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Anna Otto, oil on stainless steel, 57 x 40 cm, 2009
Pianissimo was glad to present Valerio Carrubba’s second solo show at the gallery,12th November – 19th December 2009, in which the artist’s thoughts about the negation of the image assume new and unexpected directions.
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Robert Indiana, "The American Art" (1970) Serigraph, XVII/XXX, 1970 14" x 14"
Andrew Baer, Untitled #14 (2008) Acrylic on Paper, 22"x 30"
Keun Young Park, "Absence", 2007 12" x 12" torn and pasted printed paper on paper
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Dana Levy works are narrative documentary fragments, while others are poetic and nonlinear, or sometimes a combination of both. The subject matter varies from people, to objects or animals. Often guided by mystical, apocalyptic or surreal themes, inspired by myths and metaphors.
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Our national and international Residency Program application is now online.
You can find information about the program and application by visiting triangleworkshop.org/residency/
The application deadline is January 13, 2010.
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Triangle National and International Residency Program Welcomes Kai Schiemenz.
The sculptor Kai Schiemenz, who lives in Berlin (born 1966 in Erfurt), works with plastic space models. For some years his research has been directed at areas of social organization and projection.
Kai Schiemenz uses the infrastructure of art museums to propagate the sculptural qualities of his interior pavilions. He invites others to lectures and talks here, so the sculptures serve as objects to be viewed as well as used. As such, they can be described as “archisculptures“ that emphasize their peculiarity as forms for idea and action, combining art (concept sculpture), architecture (pavilion), and event (workshops, colloquia). His differentiated styles of presentation synthesize and take on a processual character, which raises his artistic practice above the rampant banalization of participatory concepts. He constructs paraphrases of spherical architecture and directs his intentions at face-to-face communication of a mobile and ideally egalitarian community.
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All art and text © The Dedalus Foundation, Inc.
Triangle is pleased and grateful to announce the support of The Dedalus Foundation. Founded by Robert Motherwell during his lifetime, the foundation fosters the public understanding of modern art and Modernism. The Dedalus Foundation is a private, operating foundation. Its office houses Motherwell’s archives of original documents and photographs and substantial portions of Motherwell’s extensive library.
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