Category: Exhibits - Mapanare.us Constantly.Consuming.Culture.

"Elysium Flats" By Suzzane Unrein At Mitte Projects + Wynwood Arts 29 (Miami) As Part Of "Play Me," A Music Centril Exhibition

11/25/2019

Elysium Flats by Suzanne Unrein is showing at Mitte Projects + Wynwood Arts 29 (95 NW 29th Street Miami) as part of PLAY ME, a music-centric exhibition.

The exhibit has already opened and will continue until April 21, 2020.

The exhibition is a mix tape of a dozen songs paired with appropriate paintings.

Artists include Alison Causer, Angela Deane, Annette Wehrhahn, Bernadette Despujols, Carla Fache, Carol Prusa, Celeste Tavares, Dan Schneiger, Derek Hunter, Elysa Batista, Ernesto Kunde, Fernando Cuetara, Frida Harari-Sitton, Hallie Hart, Hector Reyes, Jay Miriam, Jill Hoffman, J. Margulis, Juan Pablo Castro, Lauren Shapiro, Maritza De Quesada, Nathan Ritterpusch, Rachel Valdes, Raquel Glottman, Rodolfo Edwards, Suzanne Unrein, Tony Vazquez, Vic Garcia, Valeria Yamamoto, Victor Rodriguez, William Sorvillo, and Zou And Lou.

Amy Zerner's "Collage & Couture," A Retrospective Runs September 21 To 30, 2019 At MM fine Art (Southhampton, NY)

9/13/2019

Amy Zerner's Collage & Couture, a retrospective runs September 21 to 30, 2019 at MM Fine Art (4 North Main St., Southhampton, NY). There will be an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, September 21.

Zerner's work, tapestries, collage or garment, is always intricate, detailed and requiring a great deal of attention. You cannot take them in at a glance. Her "Spritual Couture" elevates fashion in a way one wouldn't think possible.

Zerner and her husband, Monte Farber, have based a number of books on these works. Original pieces from some of the books will be on display.

James Andrew Brown's "From The Heart Runs At Detour Gallery (Red Bank, NJ) September 7 To October 19, 2019

8/30/2019

James Andrew Brown's From The Heart Runs at Detour Gallery (24 Clay St., Red Bank, NJ) September 7 to October 19, 2019. There will be
a reception from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, September 7.

The work consists of "raw assemblage consisting of energetic brush strokes and collages, congregated by mediums, I can't wholly recognize, all compounded into a perfect story that I still feel in my spine" according to perhaps the most impassioned press release I've ever seen from a gallery (usually they are full of art school jargon).

It bodes well for the exhibit.

Kerem Ozan Bayraktar’s Solo Exhibition "Rocks And Winds, Germs And Words" Runs September 5 To October 20, 2019 At Sanatorium (Istanbul)

8/29/2019

Kerem Ozan Bayraktar’s solo exhibition Rocks and Winds, Germs and Words runs September 5 to October 20, 2019 at
Sanatorium (
Kemankeş Mahallesi Mumhane Caddesi No:67 / A Karaköy - İstanbul).

The artist's work is a reflection of life on earth--with particular attention to biological life and its complexity and diversity. The exhibit includes a large wall piece of illustrations, images, texts, infographics and symbols, a video, portraits of plants, animals and objects depicting "life-movement relations," and a sculptural installation.

There are other pieces included. This show was curated by Kevser Güler.

"Sustenance," A Two-Artist Show From Anju Chaudhuri And Monica Jahan Bose, Opens September 5, 2019 At Carroll Square Gallery (Washington D.C.)

8/27/2019

Trees (detail) by Anju Chaudhuri

Sustenance, a two-artist show from Anju Chaudhuri and Monica Jahan Bose, opens September 5, 2019 at Carroll Square Gallery (975 F Street NW Washington D.C.). There will be a reception from 6 to 8 p.m, , Thursday, September 5.

Bose, who lives in Washington DC, and the Paris-based, Chaudhuri will show pieces including drawings, prints, paintings and more. The exhibition is curated by Dawne Langford and supported by the DC commission on the Arts and Humanities. This is the first time Chaudhuri has exhibited in Washington D.C.

Wendell Castle's "A New Vocabulary" Runs September 5 To October 12, 2019 At Friedmen Benda (New York)

8/27/2019

Wendell Castle's A New Vocabulary runs September 5 to October 12, 2019 at Friedmen Benda (515 West 26th St., New York).

There will be an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, September 5. The exhibit features work from the late designer's early and formative work as well as pieces from the last decade or so of the designer's life.

Richard Heller Gallery ( Santa Monica, CA) Presents David Jien's All Is Not Lost From September 7 To November 2, 2019

8/18/2019

Nabemono

Richard Heller Gallery (2525 Michigan Avenue, B-5A, Santa Monica, CA) presents David Jien's All is Not Lost from September 7 to November 2, 2019.

There will be an opening reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, September 7.

Jien is from Los Angeles and was once a graffiti artists (as so many artists these days begin). He later reveived a BFA from Art Center Collge of Design. His work began with graphite drawings but progressed over time.

Frank Zadlo's Ad Astra Runs June 27 to August 18, 2019 At Victori + Mo (New York)

6/19/2019

Frank Zadlo's Ad Astra runs June 27 to August 18, 2019 at Victori + Mo (242 West 22nd St., New York).

Zadio, based in NYC, presents three new series of work in his second exhibition with the galery. There will be an opening from 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday, June 27.

The artist works in concrete. His art has been displayed across the USA. He holds an MFA from Parsons.

"Do Not Reproduce," A Group Exhibition, Runs At Von Lintel (Los Angeles) May 25 To July 20, 2019

5/23/2019

Do Not Reproduce, a group exhibition, runs at Von Lintel (1206 Maple Ave., Los Angeles) May 25 to July 10, 2019. There will be an opening from 6 to 9 p,m. Saturday, May 25.

When I take photos of art I often write "this piece doesn't translate to a photograph." That is what this exhibit is about. Art that doesn't translate easily to a digital image. You won't know what is being shown until you show up...which is quite old school. This is a truly clever and exciting concept for an exhibit.

The press release puts it well-- "This exhibition makes the case that the pixelated facsimile of art on a backlit screen, where depth, detail and materiality become all but indiscernible, is not a substitute for the experience of standing in front of the actual artwork and engaging with it."

The exhibit is at the gallery's new LA location.

The exhibit features work by Carolyn Marks Blackwood, Christiane Feser, Rosemarie Fiore, Valerie Jaudon, Chuck Kelton, Klea McKenna, Floris Neusüss,
Kate Petley, Osceola Refetoff, Paul Rusconi, Christopher Russell, Joachim Schulz, Joseph Stashkevetch, Canan Tolon, Michael Waugh and John Zinsser.

Jon Schueler's Estate And Waterhouse & Dodd (London) Present An Exhibit Of The Artist's Work From June 18 To July 20, 2019

5/23/2019

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Jon Schueler's Estate and Waterhouse & Dodd (47 Albemarie St., London) present an exhibit of the artist's work from June 18 to July 20, 2019. Select works will also be on view at the Gallery's New York location.

The exhibit is entitled Skyscapes and features over 20 works that can be viewed online HERE. Schueler, born in Milwaukee, was an Abstract Expressionist artist who became prominent in the 1950s. These pieces origins are in a trip the artist took to Scotland in the late 1950s.

Career highlights include a solo exhibition at the Whitney in 1975 and a group exhibition with Milton Avery and Mark Rothko at the Cleveland Museum of Art in the same year. His work is held by over 50 public institutions worldwide.

Find out more about the artist at www.jonschueler.com. or at the National Galleries Scotland website.