Todd Hebert ventures into Texas with a solo exhibition of new work at Devin Borden Hiram Butler Gallery – opening on October 3, 2009, 11a – 1p – and is on view through November 5, 2009.
For more information on the show’s details and the gallery, visit DBHB Gallery’s website.
Hi-Fructose Magazine chatted with Kiel Johnson about his upcoming solo exhibition at Mark Moore Gallery, and documented his “swan song for dying technology”on the publication’s blog.
They not only preview Johnson’s exhibition (opening October 17th, 2009), but also discuss his concept and statement for the show – which is refreshingly autobiographical. Check out the full length feature here.
Daily Serving’s Catherine Wagley wrote an extensive and lovely review of Ultrasonic IV for Daily Serving – which you can read here. Wagley considers the “remix approach” and how the exhibition discusses “rephrasing visual legacies in a way that suggests nostalgia can be prescient.”
Which reminds us, Ultrasonic is only on view through October 10 – so make your way over to the Westside if you haven’t already!
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MMG previously reported that Ryan Taber and his fellow LMCC project participants were the subject of many a writer’s pontifications, but it would seem they are also the target of many a vandal’s tags.
ArtInfo and Flavorpill are the first to report on the details from the LentSpace site. Luckily, Taber has kept his trademark cool during the incident, saying “I’m not worried at all about the sentiment.”
Let’s try to keep our criticisms to the blogosphere, shall we?
“Up in Suze’s Room” – Tim Bavington’s current solo show up at Jack Shainman Gallery (NY) – is creating quite a stir on the East Coast. Cool Hunting reports on some of the details from the show, with some vibrant images from the Sin City-native’s new body of work .
Earlier, we reported that Ryan Taber was to participate in the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s (LMCC) public arts project, and now we’re thrilled to share its success!
Ryan earned mentions in both the New York Times and The L Magazine for his “Pompey’s Folly,” which you can read about by clicking on the links above.
David Ryan will be debuting incredible new work at Davidson Contemporary (NY) starting September 29 (on view through October 30, 2009)! This will be the artist’s first solo show in New York City, and he’s pulling out all of the stops; if you’re in the area, be sure to drop by the opening reception on Wednesday, September 30, 2009, from 5:30 – 7:30 pm.
Looks like Jason Salavon is all over the Windy City these days! Chicago’s annual Artists’ Month (which runs throughout October) will spotlight several emerging and established artists of note, including Jason, with exclusive programming and city-wide events.
Simultaneously, the artist will be participating in two exhibitions in Chicago. Glass Curtain Gallery at Columbia College will be showing work by Jason through October 30th, 2009, while Hyde Park Art Center will feature him in a solo exhibition, Spigot, which will run September 20, 2009 – January 17, 2010, at the Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery.
Spigot is a rendition of the digital projection piece featured in Jason’s 2008 show with Mark Moore Gallery, so if you missed it here, here’s your second chance!
Border Crossings Magazine dedicated eight pages to their recently published interview with MMG’s Allison Schulnik! Pick up issue #111 (on newsstands now) to read about her “Brilliant Rejects,” or visit her press page on the Mark Moore Gallery website to download a PDF of the feature article.
Ultrasonic IV: Fresh Perspectives drew quite the audience – as is evident by our photo booth documentation, courtesy of Will Tee Yang. Check out some of the fabulous attendees, and while you’re at it, peruse some of the early press at Flavorpill and Beautiful/Decay Magazine!
Weren’t able to make it to the opening night? Lucky for you, the exhibition is on view through October 10, 2009.
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