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Kai Schiemenz will be one of the many artists participating in “THE KNOT”.
THE KNOT is mobile unit for artistic production and presentation in Berlin, Warsaw and Bucharest. The Knot is a temporary, mobile structure which is travelling to Berlin, Warsaw and Bucharest in the year of 2010, where it will constitute a micro-model for what could be a better city of the present.
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Dana Levy, Kai Schiemenz and Iris Fluegel will be participating in the nine-gallery exhibition, inspired by the Richard Price’s novel “Lush Life”.
LUSH LIFE
INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
Chapter 3. First Bird (A Few Butterflies)
June 25 – July 31, 2010
Nicholas Di Genova, Christoph Draeger, Jeffrey Gibson,
Karen Heagle, Ezra Johnson, Wes Lang, Dana Levy,
Gina Magid, Jon Rappleye and Xaviera Simmons
Lehmann Maupin 201 Chrystie Street
Chapter Four: Let It Die
July 8 – August 13
Nina Lola Bachhuber
, Robert Beck
, Jessica Dickinson,
Tommy Hartung,
Rashid Johnson,
Jose Lerma,
Dani Leventhal
, Amy Longenecker-Brown
, Robert Melee
Jackie Saccoccio
, Kai Schiemenz / Iris Fluegel,
Claudia Weber
Matthew Weinstein
Reception: Thursday, July 8: 6-9pm
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Horton Gallery
May 25, 2010: Spiritual Ecstasies
Opening Reception 7pm
Dana Levy will participate in Seven Easy Steps video screening series that will empower you to take the steps towards achieving happiness and leading a successful fulfilled life. This seven-step program will help you visualize your goals. The series begins with a screening that will provide the viewer with the inspiration needed in order to realize Social Improvements. The series will continue with videos that will reveal the inner emotional strides and personal sacrifices viewers need to make in order to find Loving Relationship; the appropiate equipment and creative stimulus in order to attain Technological Innovations; the titallations and delights that blissfully lead to Physical Pleasure; the necessary information to make Scientific Discoveries; the sacred guidance that will lead them towards Spiritual Ecstasy; and finally the expertise, skill, and ingenuity that guides them towards producing Artistic Masterpieces. Screenings will be held at Horton Gallery at 7pm. Schedules for individual screenings will be released each month.
Horton Gallery
504 West 22 Street, Parlor Level, New York, NY 10011 | 1+[212] 243-2663
info@hortongallery.com | www.hortongallery.com
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“Wild Thing” will be up from April 15 through May 16, 2010
Opening reception Thursday April 15, 6-8pm
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery is pleased to announce Wild Thing, the first New York solo exhibition by Israeli artist Dana Levy.
For this exhibition, Levy considers the complexities and contradictions between the man-made world and our surrounding natural habitats. Specifically focusing on vegetation, both wild and cultivated, Wild Thing configures new tension to the age-old struggle of man vs. nature.
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April 23-25 Friday(6-8pm), Saturday (2-8pm), Sunday(2-6pm)
Opening Reception Saturday April 24, 2010 6-8pm
Location: 20 Jay Street, Suite 318
DUMBO, Brooklyn, NY 11201
718.858.1260
Triangle Arts Association is pleased to present our 2010 artists in residence*: Denis Castellas, Dana Levy, Kai Schiemenz + Iris Fluegel, Justin Storms, Summer Wheat, and Josef Zutelgte.
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Mark Your Calenders!!!
TRIANGLE OPEN STUDIOS 2010 will be April 23-25, 2010
Friday (6-8pm), Saturday (2-8pm), Sunday (2-6pm)
Opening Reception Saturday April 24, 2010 6-8pm
Triangle Arts Association is pleased to present our 2010 artists in residence: Denis Castellas, Dana Levy, Kai Schiemenz, Justin Storms, Josef Zutelgte and Summer Wheat
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Denis Castellas was born in Marseille in 1951. He has a distinctly French style of painting. His use of pastel colors is a refreshing break from the thick, glossy earth tones that are popular in contemporary art today. He taps into early 20th century artists like the impressionists and photographers. The dreamy atmosphere in all of his paintings is what makes them so enchanting.
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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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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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