Pick up the September issue of Art + Auction, and you will find Tim Bavington within its glossy pages. The publication wrote a career-encompassing feature on our stripe-savvy friend in anticipation of his upcoming solo show at Jack Shainman Gallery (New York, NY). Brilliant!
The McColl Center for Visual Art (Charlotte, NC) is mounting an exhibition featuring notable artists from its past. Astutely titled, “Decade: 10 Artists from the Center’s First 10 Years” will feature MMG’s Kenichi Yokono, alongside Shaun Cassidy, Rob Carter, Nick Cave, Rae Goodwin, Susan Harbage Page, Hongsock Lee, Willie Little, Gabi Nkosi and Renee Stout.
The exhibition opens September 4, 2009, and will remain open through January 9, 2010. For more information, please visit the McColl Center’s website here.
Mark Moore Gallery was recently invited by Flavorpill LA to participate in their “Flavorpill 50” – a curated selection of hot spots by Flavorpill’s editors that showcases “50 fave venues across the LA cultural space.” We highly recommend you check us out (and our 49 other peers!) at the Flavorpill LA website (here) – an excellent way to keep your finger on the pulse of all things MMG.
The University of Maine Museum of Art is currently featuring works by MMG’s David Hilliard, on view through September 19, 2009. “Highway of Thought: Photographs by David Hilliard” is showing in conjunction with exhibitions by Connie Imboden and Christopher Frost. For more information regarding this show, please visit UMMA’s website here.
Don’t you want to know what all the fuss is about? Make a mad dash to MMG before Todd Hebert and Jennifer Nehrbass’ shows close this Saturday (08/15)!
Indecisive? Let a few of our critical peers assure you it’s worth your time:
Flavorpill’s Phil Kropoth wrote a lovely bit on Todd Hebert and Jennifer Nehrbass’ shows today:
Thanks, Phil! Don’t forget to swing by this week to see the show for yourself before it closes this Saturday (08/15/09).
To view the full review and event page on Flavorpill’s LA site, click here.
In Bravo TV’s most recent episode of “NYC Prep,” teen prepsters Sebastian and Camille take a spin through PULSE New York Contemporary Art Fair and wind up – where else? – in our booth.
Within the first five minutes of the show, Allison Schulnik’s work gets a glorious TV debut, and we are reminded why we mustn’t touch the art!
The status of Kelli’s singing career is still TBD, but check out Allison’s foray into TV-land here, in the “Ivy League of Their Own” episode.
David Pagel of the LA Times wrote a moving review on Todd Hebert’s newest body of work, “City and Country,” on display through August 15th here at Mark Moore Gallery.
Read how David feels Todd “beat the odds” here!
Fan of David Bowie? Happen to be near or journeying to Toronto? It’s possible that Clark and Faria Gallery just made your day.
Mark Moore Gallery’s Tim Bavington is featured in Clark and Faria’s newest group exhibition, “Bowie,” which surveys contemporary visual homages to the glam-rock icon.
The show opens July 30th, and runs through September 6th, 2009. For full exhibition information, gallery location and other pertinent information, read up on the show here!
We’re thrilled to announce that Dallas Contemporary announced its 17th Annual Contemporary Legends Awardees, and alongside Nash Flores and Arlene and John Dayton, MMG’s Vernon Fisher will be honored.
The Grand Event takes place Thursday, September 17, 2009, 6:30 ~ 9 pm, for which tickets are available.
The general opening reception for the honorees’ exhibition is Friday, September 25, 2009
7 ~ 9 pm; so if you find yourself near Dallas, we encourage you to swing by.
For even details, or further information on the Contemporary Legends Award, please visit the Dallas Contemporary website.
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