Allison Schulnik’s solo exhibition at Unosunove Gallery in Rome ends this Saturday the 23rd, so if you are able, stop by and show your support.
If you aren’t lucky enough to be in Rome this week, you can read a review of the show (in English!) here.
Allison Schulnik’s solo exhibition at Unosunove Gallery in Rome ends this Saturday the 23rd, so if you are able, stop by and show your support.
If you aren’t lucky enough to be in Rome this week, you can read a review of the show (in English!) here.
The catalog published in conjunction with the current Kenichi Yokono exhibition is now available to purchase here, from blurb.com
The catalog features full color images of all the works in the show, including installation shots and an artist’s biography. Well worth owning if you are a fan of Kenichi’s work and enjoyed the exhibition.
If you have yet to see the show yet, be sure to stop by this week, Saturday the 16th is the last day.
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Nobu’s show got a nice review in the current THE Magazine, be sure to pick up a copy, or you can see a scan here.
Congratulations, Nobu!
Tim Bavington’s work is currently featured in the group show, “I Want You to Want Me” at Marx & Zavattero Gallery in San Francisco. You can read a review of the show here.
“I Want You to Want Me” is on view through May 16th, please stop and see this fantastic show if you are in the area.
Judi Rotenberg Gallery opens their group show, “Paper Trail v. 5: Intimate Gestures”, which features the work of Kim Rugg, tonight in Boston, MA. The show will run until the 11th of July. If you have the opportunity, please stop by and show your support for Kim.
Kim Rugg’s work is currently being featured in the exhibition “Pictures of Words” at Galerie Schmidt Maczollek, Cologne in Germany. The exhibition was curated by David Pagel and will run until June 13th. If you can, go and see this fantastic show. Images of the opening are below.
Ali Smith injected some (much needed?) California color into New York, with both her artwork and her outfit, last Thursday night at the opening of her first NYC solo show at Freight + Volume. See photos of the packed gallery space below. Congratulations Ali!
Ali Smith’s solo show at Freight + Volume, which opened last night, got a nice write up on an Italian blog, Artico. You can read the post here.
Allison took some pictures of her show at Unosunove, their fantastic space suits her works perfectly.
Kenichi Yokono and his wonderful wife and daughter flew in from Japan to help celebrate the opening of his second solo show last Saturday night. We all had a great time at the opening, and would like to thank everyone who attended. Check out the photos below to see if you got snapped, or to see what you missed this time around! Save the date for our next opening on the 23rd of May, hope to see you there.
You can see all the photos from Saturday at our photographer, Will Tee Yang’s website.