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CATHARINE CLARK - BRIAN GROSS - GEORGE LAWSON
JACK FISCHER - RENA BRANSTEN
ELEANOR HARWOOD - BITFORMS
11.05.16
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Catharine Clark Gallery: Julie Heffernan - Waters Rise; Teresa Braun - Who From Below
Comment by AB: You're never quite sure whether you're witnessing the beginning or the end in these fantabulously extravagant narrations. The colors and compositional configurations look kinda like JMW Turner, but on steroids. Definitely worth seeing.
Art by Julie Heffernan at Catharine Clark Gallery (like it).
Julie Heffernan art.
Detail of art in above image (love it).
Paintings by Julie Heffernan.
Unimaginably imaginative outcomes by Julie Heffernan.
Julie Heffernan art.
Teresa Braun video in the theater.
Perspective - Julie Heffernan art show at Catharine Clark Gallery.
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Brian Gross Fine Art: Freddy Chandra - Slipstream
Comment by AB: Streamlined formations of resin-coated cast acrylic rods. Super smoooooooth.
Art by Freddy Chandra at Brian Gross Fine Art.
Art by Freddy Chandra.
Art in above image closer and from the side.
Freddy Chandra resin-coated cast acrylic rod art.
Floor plan - Freddy Chandra art show at Brian Gross Fine Art.
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George Lawson Gallery: I Dreamt Bees Made Sweet Honey From My Past Failures
Artists: Charles Arnoldi, David Becker, Jenny Bloomfield, Linda Geary, David Maxim, Jacob Melchi, Ann Harrold Taylor.
Comment by AB: Big art in a medium gallery. Imposing. And worth a look.
Art by David Becker at George Lawson Gallery.
Charles Arnoldi art.
Art by Linda Geary.
David Maxim art.
Relative density (Jacob Melchi art, left) - George Lawson Gallery group show.
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Jack Fischer Gallery at Minnesota Street: Agelio Batle - murmur / tremble
Comment by AB: Survey of work by the artist, but the centerpiece of the event is a life-sized cast graphite skeleton on a vibrating table. Sheets of paper are placed beneath the skeleton and it literally vibrates drawings of itself. The process will continue sheet-by-sheet until the skeleton literally vibrates itself into oblivion. Required viewing. I'm layin' a big fat Pick of the Month on this one.
Vibrating graphite skeleton by Agelio Batle at Jack Fischer Gallery.
Vibrating table from beneath.
Skeleton-generated art by Agelio Batle.
Agelio Batle vibrational art.
Agelio Batle and his art at Jack Fischer Gallery.
Clare Carlevaro sports an Agelio Batle graphite necklace.
Sculptures by Agelio Batle.
Agelio Batle art.
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Rena Bransten Gallery: Jun Kaneko
Comment by AB: Jun Kaneko's outsized ceramic heads are ordained to bestow peace and serenity on whatever environment they're displayed in.
Ceramic art and painting by Jun Kaneko at Rena Bransten Gallery.
Jun Kaneko art.
Jun Kaneko and his art at Rena Bransten Gallery.
Painting by Jun Kaneko.
Jun Kaneko ceramics.
Painting and ceramic art by Jun Kaneko.
Jun Kaneko art.
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Eleanor Harwood Gallery: Alexis Anne Mackenzie - Never Odd or Even
Comment by AB: Alexis Anne Mackenzie creates fascinating amalgams by alternately collaging thin cut strips of unrelated images.
Collage art by Alexis Anne Mackenzie at Eleanor Harwood Gallery.
Alexis Anne Mackenzie art.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
Alexis Anne Mackenzie and her art at Eleanor Harwood Gallery.
Art by Alexis Anne Mackenzie (kinda like it).
Amalgamated imagery by Alexis Anne Mackenzie.
Ambiance - Alexis Anne Mackenzie art show at Eleanor Harwood Gallery.
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Bitforms Gallery at Minnesota Street Project: Fifteen-Year Anniversary Exhibition
Artists: Casey Reas, Daniel Rozin, Yael Kanarek, Quayola, Sara Ludy, Tristan Perich, Siebren Versteeg, Manfred Mohr, Mark Napier, Bjorn Schuelke, Daniel Rozin, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Daniel Canogar, Addie Wagenknecht, others.
Comment by AB: Art meets technology in this quality survey of vintage and contemporary works. Go see.
Print on aluminum by Sara Ludy at Bitforms Gallery.
Interactive art by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer.
Technology meets art.
Digital imagery.
Continually morphing surface of colors and patterns.
Digital imagery.
Sculpture by Addie Wagenknecht intercepts WiFi signals.
Plotter art by Manfred Mohr (right) circa 1972.
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