Secession Secession was included in Goings on About Town in The New Yorker!
Gibb Slife is included in More Young Americans, curated by Susanne van Hagen, Marc-Olivier Wahler and Miguel Macedo Basto de Carvalho, at L'Enclos des Bernardins, Paris, May 17 to June 22, 2013.
Congratulations to Meg Cranston for receiving the 2013 Artadia NADA New York Award, which is in recognition for her installation Emerald City at NADA NYC 2013!
Meg Cranston's Emerald City is featured in the New York Time's review of NADA NYC, A Roving Art Fair Finds a Home Court Advantage; NADA NYC Art Fair at Basketball City!
Gibb Slife will be exhibiting in Bass! How low can you go?, curated by Amir Shariat at Leila Heller Gallery, from May 8 - June 1, 2013.
Michelle Elzay's exhibition Devour and her piece Radicchio Octopus are featured in Art in America's Shows You Won't Want to Miss this week, April 25!
Timothy Hull is participating in Sculpture Center's Lucky Draw on Tuesday April 9.
Join Timothy Hull and Future Expansion Architects for a closing party to view The Accelerated Ruin in its completed state, Saturday March 30 from 4-7PM at BAM
Colby Bird, Drew Conrad and Georgi Tushev are participating in the 9th Annual BAM Auction, which will be on view at The Hole from April 23 - 28.
Colby Bird and Sean Dack are participating in INCOGNITO 2013 at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, May 9 and 11.
Michelle Elzay in WPA SELECT Art Auction and Gala
Come see Fitzroy Gallery and Michelle Elzay's Devour after-hours on Friday the 8th, from 6-9, for Long Night L.E.S.!
Michelle Elzay interviewed in The Huffington Post Michelle Elzay Shares Her 'No Rules' Approach To Interior Design
Colby Bird featured in Austin 360 Artist captures awe of light in lamp-filled exhibit
Drew Conrad's Debris No. 1 (Crosby Stills and Nash) in the Art Papers Art Auction, reviewed by Creative Loafing 10 Things We Want from the Art Paper Auction
Paul Pascarella's Owl Farm in Cartwheel's Highlights from Art Los Angeles Contemporary Fair
Drew Conrad's Ain't Dead Yet in Art in America's The Lookout: A Weekly Guide to Shows You Won't Want to Miss
Drew Conrad current exhibition, "Ain't Dead Yet", will be part of the Lower East Side Art Gallery Tour featured in Timeout Magazine.
Fitzroy Gallery is pleased to announce that Colby Bird's work will be included in the exhibition Static & Scrim, at Cooper Cole Gallery. Static & Scrim will be on view January 31 through February 23, 2013.
Fitzroy Gallery is pleased to announce that Drew Conrad's work will be included in the exhibition based on Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel, The House of the Seven Gables.
The House of the Seven Gables will be on view February 23 through April 7, 2013 at University Galleries of Illinois State University.
Fitzroy Gallery is pleased to announce Georgi Tushev's participation in Lucie Fontaine's project, "Estate". His work will be on display at Marianne Boesky Gallery's New York Upper East Side gallery space at 118 East 64th Street, a historical functioning three-story townhouse.
Lucie Fontaine and her employees will live in the house on August 15 and will leave on October 15. In the first month Lucie Fontaine and her employees will invite artists to live with them in the space and display their works within this frame, which – enriched by furniture selected by antique dealer Jon Howell – will be partly domestic and partly commercial. The works will be gathered in a way that is deliberately spontaneous and therefore the list of the artists included will be released only on the day that Lucie Fontaine will open to the public on September 15.
Fitzroy Gallery is pleased to announce Colby Bird's acceptance at Art Basel Miami Beach Art Positions, December 6 - 9, 2012.
House Lamps
September 18 - October 27, 2012
OCTOBER 27, 2012
6:30-9:30pm
LOCUST PROJECTS’ TENTH ANNUAL SMASH AND GRAB FUNDRAISER
Each year our event brings contemporary artists and collectors together to help support Locust Projects. The “Smash and Grab” event is Locust Projects’ largest source of revenue for the year. The proceeds provide essential funding for programming and special projects.
How it works: There is no other fundraiser quite like this one. The event revolves around a raffle , for which over one hundred local, national and international artists have donated artwork — enough so that each raffle ticket is guaranteed to win an artwork. Tickets are drawn at Random during the party, with the winner getting their choice of artwork (i.e, first called gets first pick, and so on). The result is a fun way to place artwork into collections, connect with Miami’s art community, and support Locust Projects.
September 8 - October 20, 2012
Opening: September 8, 6-9pm (mini performances included)
Full Performance Evenings:
September 28th and 29th at 8 pm.
Opening Reception: Monday, September 24, 5-7pm
Artist's Lecture: Tuesday, September 25, 3:30pm
Fitzroy Gallery congratulates Drew Conrad on his residency at the prestigious MacDowell Colony.
PLEASE VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION AT 195 CHRYSTIE STREET. JOIN US FOR THE OPENING OF GIBB SLIFE, "THICK AS A BRICK" ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 6 - 8 PM.
Drawing a Blank (On Forgetting, Refusal, Censure and Impotence)
Curated by Matthew Brannon and Jan Tumlir
July 14, 2012 — August 18, 2012
House:Home at New York University's Kimmel Galleries
Curated by Pam Jean Tinnen and Laura Higgins
June 28 – August 10, 2012
Thomas Ahlgren
Amanda Brown
Zach Christopher
Drew Conrad
Heather Culp
Claire Gaylord
Hannah Kaspar
Adam O'Neal
Kristin Nason
Jonathan Smith
Jeffrey Tranchell
Esther Pearl Watson
Megabodega at Family Business featuring publications by:
Colby Bird
Sean Dack
Simone Forti
Gibb Slife
Opening June 26, 7-10pm
Family Business
520 West 21st Street
June 26 - July 6th 2012
Zine Mart and Event Series
For nearly two weeks Family Business is being taken over and turned into a zine and art book bodega featuring...
200+ zines, art books, and magazines for sale from around the world
Nightly book launches, readings, and parties
Toll free 24/7 MEGABODEGA HOTLINE with curated guest recordings daily
LOCATION
On the High Line under The Standard, New York 6-7:30*
*This High Line Art Performance moves along the High Line. Please arrive on time.
This High Line Program is free and open to visitors of all ages. No RSVP required.
DATA TRASH
CURATED BY CHRIS DORLAND
OPENING THURSDAY MAY 24TH 2012 6-8PM
I-20 GALLERY 557 W23RD STREET NYC
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Georgi Tushev's exhibition "Ace of Spades" featured in Cool Hunting.
May 29th
Martos Gallery
540 W 29th St # A
New York, NY 10001
Double Acting Hinge, by Colby Bird, is featured on Naked Art Criticism's website:
Fitzroy Gallery participating in Artlog's Artcrawl!
SoHo is New York’s original art capital. Before million dollar lofts replaced the artist studios, crack dens, and nightclubs, the streets between Broadway and West Broadway were the playgrounds of Warhol, Haring, Basquiat, Boone, and Castelli.
With Artlog and Grey Area now ensconced in a SoHo building once occupied by Carroll Dunham, Laurie Simmons, Roberta Smith, Terry Winters, and Cindy Sherman, it’s hard not to think of the time when the area was the “center of the universe.” Only a few investment-savvy and lucky artists remain, but a host of galleries, non-profits, and now online art businesses tucked between Prada and Bloomingdales have been in SoHo from weeks to decades. While the LES seems to attract more notice, companies like Artlog, Grey Area, 20×200, Paddle 8, Interview, and Art in America and galleries like Suzanne Geiss and Clifton Benevento are creating a serious SoHo revival.
On Saturday, March 31st Artlog’s popular art crawl series takes art enthusiasts on a special journey through the new and old SoHo.
Fitzroy artist Robert Zungu's work in Lucky Draw 2012!
Lucky Draw
2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
6:00pm: Reception
7:30pm: The Draw
Master of Ceremonies: CK Swett
Lucky Draw - a one of a kind art raffle - guarantees that each and every ticket holder walks home with a work of art! This fast-paced one night event offers first time and seasoned collectors access to artworks by top emerging and established talent. All proceeds benefit SculptureCenter. Order of selection determined by random drawing. The draw will commence with a live auction.
Preview Lucky Draw artwork at SculptureCenter
Monday April 2 - Wednesday April 4, 12-6pm
Or online at sculpture-center.org from Tuesday March 27
Gibb Slife and Georgi Tushev work on view at the Santa Monica Museum of Art!
INCOGNITO
Saturday, March 17, 7 – 10 pm
Doors open at 7 pm sharp
With original artworks by 500 contemporary artists, INCOGNITO features work by luminaries including John Baldessari, Mark Bradford, and Judy Chicago, as well as a host of emerging talent. This spirited evening encourages attendees—from sophisticated art patrons to first-time collectors—to trust their instincts as they select treasures that speak to their unique aesthetic. Each piece is signed on the back and the artists’ identities are revealed only after purchase.
For January, just ask Alice, curated by Amy Granat and Joao Simoes, is featured on Mousse Contemporary Art Magazine's website:
Sean Dack's "Glitch Girl #3" is featured on the cover of the March issue of ARTnews, alongside the article "Original Copies? The Art of Creative Re-Use", by Barbara Pollack.
Join us for PILOT EPISODE, the last of the concerts in Fitzroy's "For January, just ask Alice" exhibition.
Saturday March 10, 7pm - 9pm
PILOT EPISODE
starring Haribo &
Raphael Amadeus Frankenstein
Welcome aboard Pilot Episode, a perpetual business-class lounge Opera. Live music, prop-comedy poetics, simulated refreshment carts, etc.
HARIBO is the combined raw flavors of multi-purpose artists Raul De Nieves, Jessie Stead, and Nathan Whipple. A master blend of early 21st century performance options, HARIBO released their debut single "Cookies n' Cream" in 2011 and have spent the last couple of years touring Brooklyn and select cities internationally, presenting their trademark cross-genre pop-operas to sold out crowds. HARIBO have appeared in numerous motion-pictures and are currently working on their epic sophomore effort "Illuminati Island" and several paintings.
Raphael Amadeus Frankenstein (R.A.F.) is a contemporary keyboard composer working in the modern style. Born in Milan and later adopted by Mormon families, R.A.F. studied at Julliard School of Music, periodically working with such luminaries as "The Boss" and composing scores for hit TV shows such as "Who's the Boss?" Renouncing the concert hall and determined to "take it out for the people" R.A.F. can be found performing his original works in diversified venues including diplomatic receptions, birthday parties, gallery openings, jazz outlets and piano lounges.
The concerts continue...please join us at Fitzroy Gallery on Saturday, February 18 at 7pm for
a set of Portuguese love songs by Holly and Davey Hawkins
and
a live performance by "Messages" with Taketo Shimada + Tres Warren
The 2nd LP from Messages is due out later in 2012 from De Stijl Records.
The concert series is presented in conjunction with the exhibition "For January, just ask Alice", curated by Amy Granat and Joao Simoes. A limited edition LP of all the concerts will be available in March.
Highlights from Art Los Angeles Contemporary
January 21st, 2012
The art-fair-whose-name-nobody-can-remember (a.k.a. “the Barker Hangar fair”; a.k.a. Art Los Angeles Contemporary) is going on this weekend! If you missed the opening, with its lung-searing recreation of a 1968 Judy Chicago dry ice environment, there’s still plenty to see. It’s a manageable fair, size-wise, and for the most part very good. An informal survey of dealers as of Friday afternoon found optimism and some strong sales. The fair is heavy on contemporary LA galleries, which makes it handy for visitors to the city. Here are some highlights:
NYC gallery Fitzroy had part of their booth dedicated to new canvas prints and hi-fi stacks by Sean Dack.
Georgi Tushev: Strange Attractor
January 14 - February 25, 2012
Georgi Tushev: Strange Attractor presents paintings and a work on paper that investigate the effects of oil paint when exposed to extreme magnetic fields. Tushev’s signature works explore the dynamism of pigment, the physical possibilities of paint, and the transformation of matter. He uses pigments that contain high concentrations of iron that, when exposed to magnets, create textured, three-dimensional surfaces, where paint seemingly explodes off the picture plane. Tushev’s works on paper are made through a similar technique, though in water, where the magnetic fields separate the watercolor pigments into areas of black, white, and gray and create concentric rings and circular patterns.
Tushev’s abstract pictorial space is evocative of natural forms and biological processes. On the macro level, the work appears geological, celestial—like lunar terrain. On the micro level, it suggests a view from under the microscope—of cell division and mitosis. Tushev’s method is inherently experimental; his compositions are subject to varying degrees of chance and instability. His long-time scientific testing of material has resulted in works that are arresting in form and astonishing in process.
Strange Attractor is the first Los Angeles show for Tushev and his debut museum exhibition; it also marks the inauguration of NY/LA, the Museum’s new exhibition series that connects contemporary art on both coasts. Strange Attractor is organized by New York-based curator Jeffrey Uslip.
Tushev (b. 1969) was born in Bulgaria and lives and works in New York City. He earned a graduate degree from the National Academy of Fine Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria, and completed a residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute, New Mexico, and a Master Class of Painting in Amsterdam with painter Markus Lupertz.
Tushev’s work has been represented in solo exhibitions in San Francisco at Noma Gallery and in Sofia, Bulgaria, at XXL Gallery.
Thursday, January 26, 7:30 - 10pm.
E-N-E-R-G-Y will perform live at Fitzroy Gallery, accompanying the exhibition For January, just ask Alice, curated by Amy Granat and Joao Simoes.
E-N-E-R-G-Y is Coley Brown and Joseph Heffernan.
New work by Gibb Slife featured in "Blind Cut" at Marlborough Chelsea, Jan 19 2012-Feb 17 2012
Marlborough Chelsea is pleased to present "Blind Cut," a group exhibition curated by Jonah Freeman and Vera Neykov. The works included address diverse notions surrounding the themes of fiction or deception. This collection, spanning several generations from Dada to the present, poses questions regarding identity, authorship, originality and reality. The practices and methodologies range from: depictions of fictional places, imagined personas, inaccurate histories, invented language, urban utopias and complex, unrevealed material gestures.
In this week’s Fashion on the Fly, SaksPOV invited artist Michelle Elzay to become our muse in painterly inspired clothes by Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Jean Paul Gaultier and Haider Ackerman among the stellar Post-War and Contemporary art offerings at Christie’s New York.
Amid displays of the finest works of contemporary art by Donald Judd, Mike Kelly and Jim Hodges, Elzay, whose own artistic mediums range from photography to painting and video, channeled iconic 20th Century muse and patron of the arts Marchesa Luisa Casati. Elzay herself finds muses in various facets and fashion is certainly one of them. Her work has been exhibited in shows at PS1, Stephen Kasher Gallery and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art. Elzay is also a co-owner of Sparrow Design, a collaborative design workshop fusing the arts with interior design. Up next for Elzay is an installation of her new paintings at Fitzroy Gallery’s booth at NADA Miami Art Basel from December 1-4.
Saks Asks, Michelle Answers:
Most memorable trip to Saks was…I’m sworn to secrecy; but I can say there were shoes involved and an escalator.
My style is can be described as… slightly decadent, somewhat formal, often butch, but always intentional
My beauty essentials…Black mascara, red lipstick, Crème de la Mer
Dr. Bonners & a bit of Arpège or Chanel.
On my playlist now…Entertainment, King Krule, Robin Gutherie, Wild Nothing, Burial
I collect…contemporary Art, Dries Van Noten, copper pots and 19th century French memento mori
I never leave home without… my fountain pen
My lucky charm is…a found 1973 penny
When I’m not making art I can be found… trying to surf
Favorite destination… Antwerp, Nantucket, or my bed
Favorite fashion designers are… People currently on my mind are: Dries van Noten, Rick Owens, Maison Martin Margiela, Anne Demeulemeester,, Maria Cornejo, Paul Harden.
Words to live by…. “Vanity pays attention to everything.” Barby d’Aurevilly
Austin
Colby Bird
LORA REYNOLDS GALLERY
360 Nueces, Suite 50
September 9–November 26
View of “Dust Breeds Contempt,” 2011.
Parts of wooden chairs, small blocks of broken granite, brightly painted flattened cardboard boxes, a photograph of Easter eggs, and fruit, both real and plastic, are largely what Colby Bird’s current exhibition is made of. While all of these materials retain and assert their identities as everyday things in the world, Bird proposes that the object’s function as art is determined less by its media than by its proximity to other works and by the viewer’s own subjectivity.
Bird presents these objects in rigorously arranged tableaux that make them feel effortless and light in their relationship to one another. A group of three sculptures are placed on a large wooden plank in the center of the gallery. Each work is a meditation on balance: For instance, a looped metal sculpture sits atop a plastic pear, and a detached wooden chair leg rests precariously on an orange. The sculptures challenge the mind to make patterns as it registers the work. All of the components are distinguishable, but when viewed together, the effect is not unlike looking at a cubist collage. The objects may be changed by their placement, yet they always retain their “objectness.”
The exhibition has an interactive component as well; with the help of the gallery attendant, the viewer can rearrange a selection of works on a wooden table that juts out of the wall, which serves as a site for photographs to be placed and replaced. The viewer becomes a cocurator, as each photo activates the space in startlingly new ways. Through a constant consideration of placement and out of a wide range of materials, Bird has assembled an elegant and cohesive exhibition.
— Katie Geha
Roulette Presents:
Award Winning Choreographer Simone Forti
An evening of movement, sound and spoken word October 28, 8:00pm
*Artist talk, October 26, 8:00pm
What: Simone Forti, an evening of movement, sound and spoken word
Where:Roulette, 509 Atlantic Ave Brooklyn, 2/3/4/5/A/C/G/D/M/N/R/B/Q trains & the
LIRR
When: October 28, 8:00pm (Artist talk, October 26, 8:00pm)
Cost/Info: $20/$15 members/students/seniors, (Artist Talk, Oct 26, $5/Free for Oct 28
ticket holders) / Roulette
Brooklyn, NY: Internationally acclaimed dancer and choreographer Simone Forti presents an evening of movement and spoken word October 28, 8pm and an artist talk on October 26. Forti will perform a “News Animation”, an improvisation in movement and language exploring thoughts and feelings as they come, in relation to the world. In Striding Crawling, a piece based on Forti's animal movement studies of the 1960's & 70s, Forti will be joined by French dancer Claire Filmon, artistic director of Paris based dance company Asphodele Danses Envol. This event will feature recorded sound by Peter Van Riper and Forti will be playing her hardware store bought molimo horn, fashioned from a traditional instrument of the Mbuti Pygmy of the Ituri Forest.
Forti will also read excerpts of her soon to be published new manuscript, The Bear in the Mirror, an experimental mosaic of approaches to writing about generations of her family, interwoven with thoughts on animals and the roots of dance behavior.
October 26, 8pm, Forti will lead an artist talk. Audience members will get Forti’s unique perspectiveon her work in an intimate, conversational setting. Tickets are $5 or free with the purchase of tickets to her October 28th performance.
Sean Dack's film Double Exposure will premiere at Tribeca Grand Hotel on Wednesday, October 5. There will be screenings at 8pm and 9pm. RSVP to info@fitzroygallery; seating is limited.
In Double Exposure, Sean Dack contrasts two worlds: Expo 2000 in Hannover (or rather, its relics); and the recently concluded World Expo in Shanghai. A duality forged over a decade. A decade that has seen immense change within the ever increasing globalized society, from the vast sweeping changes within online and media culture to the rising specter of international terror networks and lastly, the emergence of China as the newly predominant force of trade and economics, usurping the West's tight control of this sphere of influence.
Within this time frame we have two encapsulations of progress and culture. One is a remnant, a crumbling ruin, sitting in the middle of Germany. It is the 2000 World Expo site, and while a lot of the pavilions have been taken apart and shipped to their respective countries others have just simply been torn down or left to weather the elements with no upkeep to speak of. The site is a sprawling overgrown landscape and the only recent additions seem to be an Ikea simply because of the ample space available.
On the flip side of the scenario we have the World Expo in Shanghai, China: a huge undertaking of scale, proportion and of course, capital. Each country's pavilion and its content is tightly controlled by the Chinese authorities while still becoming total a spectacle hoping for the progress of unreachable utopia. The sheer mass of people who have visited the site (mostly Chinese) is staggering and the long wait lines and tedious time spent idling and not actually experiencing anything from the various world's cultures could be a metaphor for our rapidly shrinking world, the overcrowding of this small planet and the unsustainability of our current trajectory as a people.
The Hannover site is a time capsule. While it is looking backward it simultaneously becomes a projection into the future. "The future of now that simply snuck up on us." The Shanghai portion therefore occupies present, past and future. One is informed by the past and can see where the future is heading. It doesn't look as promising as we might be led to believe.
An Evening with Seth Kelly and Adam Putnam
Wednesday, October 26, 7:30 pm
Please join us for an informal gathering in the basement of Fitzroy Gallery on October 26th at 7:30pm. Seth Kelly and Adam Putnam will present a conversation in the form of a demonstration. Through the exchange of audio field recordings, found footage, and live video components the two will describe, in various forms, time shifts, thresholds and other transitional spaces. Not unlike what happens when:
A medium speaks with the voice of unseen dimensions
A vortex forms in the center of a movie screen
A stellar probe passes the rings of Saturn
An obelisk groans imperceptibly
The scale of the room you happen to be in collapses along a horizontal axis
You suddenly look up at the exact moment of a fall
Hans Castorp muses "...space, like time engenders forgetfulness..."
About the Artists
Adam Putnam was born in New York City, where he lives and works today. Putnam's work has been included in exhibitions worldwide, most notably the 2008 Whitney Biennial; the Busan Biennial, South Korea; Art Statements, Basel; MoMA/P.S. 1, New York; The Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo, and in 2009, curated a Martin Wong exhibition entitled Everything Must Go at P.P.O.W. Upcoming projects include a solo exhibition at Taxter and Spengemann, New York, and Locust Projects, Miami.
Seth Kelly lives and works in Brooklyn and Queens. His work have been included in numerous group shows including Greater New York at P.S. 1 and several solo exhibitions with Derek Eller Gallery. Recent work has included performance collaborations with Karsten Krejcarek, and the curatorial project, The Audio Show at Friedrich Petzel Gallery, New York.
Fitzroy Gallery is located at 77 Mercer Street, between Spring and Broome Streets in Soho. For further information, please call 212.343.8670 or email info@fitzroygallery.com.
Highpoint Editions--Decade One
Saturday, September 24, 2011—Sunday, June 10, 2012
Gallery 263
Free Exhibition
In its first ten years, Highpoint Center for Printmaking has become a vibrant part of the Twin Cities art scene. Less well known is its national and increasingly international stature as a publisher of exquisitely made prints. "Highpoint Editions--Decade One" celebrates its professional collaborations with fine artists of many stripes. The diversity and the quality testify to Highpoint's master printer, Cole Rogers, and his talented staff's ability to work with artists to realize their visions. The MIA is delighted to salute Highpoint and to present highlights from its production to a broad public audience.
Featured artists will include: Carlos Amorales, Santiago Cucullu, Rob Fischer, Adam Helms, Cameron Martin, Julie Mehretu, Clarence Morgan, Lisa Nankivil, Todd Norsten, Chloe Piene, Jessica Rankin, David Rathman, and others.
Henry Art Gallery
University of Washington, Seattle,
9 July – 25 September 2011
Gibb Slife, Sean Dack and Todd Norsten are featured in the BAM Auction
curated by Reynold Reynolds,
Galerie Zink, Berlin, 28 May – 2 July 2011
Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart
April 7 - Mary 22, 2011
Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart
April 8 - June 11, 2011
