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JOHN BERGGRUEN - MODERNISM - JENKINS JOHNSON
CCA WATTIS - ROMER YOUNG - LIVE WORMS
03.16.17
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John Berggruen Gallery: Alicia McCarthy
Comment by AB: Mission School goes mainstream. And that's a good thing.
Large art by Alicia McCarthy at John Berggruen Gallery.
Alicia McCarthy art.
Fashion favorites Monica Canilao & Xara Thustra upgrade the ambiance.
Alicia McCarthy art.
Detail of art in above image.
Small works on paper by Alicia McCarthy.
Alicia McCarthy art up close at John Berggruen Gallery.
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Modernism Gallery: Jonathon Keats - Superego Suits
Comment by AB: After years of research, experimentation, prototyping and sundry scientific adventures, Jonathon Keats has developed wearable technologies designed to biochemically optimize wearer's personalities. Now you can finally be your selfie.
"Free Will Footwear" by Jonathon Keats at Modernism Gallery.
Jonathon Keats discusses his "Extension Rings" - wearable technology.
Rings in above image closer.
Noted English-to-Italian bestseller translator Silvia Pareschi.
Technological eyewear by Jonathon Keats.
Jonathon Keats demonstrates his "Ego Boosters" (only $9.99 each).
Plenty of "Ego Booster" kits available for purchase at Modernism Gallery.
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Jenkins Johnson Gallery: Dialogues in Drawing
Artists: Damali Abrams, ruby onyinyechi amanze, Amy Cutler, Donna Dennis, Torkwase Dyson, Anna Gudmundsdottir, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle, Rosemary Mayer, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Ebony G. Patterson, Adrian Piper, Tracey Rose, Alison Saar, Simone Shubuck, Shinique Smith, Samantha Vernon, Saya Woolfalk.
Comment by AB: "Group show of contemporary women artists, in honor of Women's History Month, curated by Natasha Becker."
Art by Amy Cutler at Jenkins Johnson Gallery.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
ruby onyinyechi amanze art on paper.
Works on paper by Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle.
Art in above image closer.
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CCA Wattis Institute: Henrik Olesen - The Walk
Comment by AB: "Henrik Olesen adds dirt to the neatness and sexlessness of conceptual art. He is drawn to rough and uneven surfaces, and he works towards an art that recognizes desire, profanity, obscenity, perversion, and jouissance as productive and emancipatory forces. For this exhibition, Olesen creates a site-specific installation of new work along with a selection of existing works from the past five years." OK. Fair enough.
Gallery-length installation by Henrik Olesen at CCA Wattis Institute.
Art in above image closer.
Regimented repetition - art by Henrik Olesen.
Detail of art in above image.
Walk-in installation by Henrik Olesen at CCA Wattis Institute.
Interior of installation in above image.
Stark art by Henrik Olesen.
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Romer Young Gallery: Lenakaiea - Ryan Wallace
Comment by AB: Collaged effects realized through an extensive process of rigorously working and reworking the surfaces.
Ryan Wallace and his art at Romer Young Gallery.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
Art by Ryan Wallace.
Art in above image closer.
The basic idea - Ryan Wallace art show at Romer Young Gallery.
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Live Worms Gallery: Creative Maladjustment
Artists: George Long, Agneta Falk, Thomasina de Maio, Robert Windle, Sherry Balestra, Wendover Brown, C.J. Schake, Lucia Gonnella, Kim Haueter, Howard Whitehouse, Jeff Giordano, Alex Miloradovich, Ronald F. Sauer, Gregg Martinez, Michael Pedroni, Rebecca Peters.
Comment by AB: Your basic bohemian brew.
Small 2-panel art by Kim Haueter at Live Worms Gallery (kinda like it).
L-R, art by Jeff Giordano and George Long.
Paint & collage combination art by Howard Whitehouse.
Bright lively art by Wendover Brown.
Art by Robert Windle.
Demographics - group art show at Live Worms Gallery.
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