Sarah Sze at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
521 West 21st Street New York, NY 10011 t: 212 414 4144
Sarah Sze’s work used different types of media with sculpture, installation, video, photography, printmaking and painting .For me it was a very confused exhibition.
Across the street we saw:
Richard Serra at Gagosian Gallery
522 west 21 st street
We saw Serra’s work in Dia Beacon and also at the Storm King and each time I get impressed by the scale, proportion and size of his work. There were 2 pieces mounted against each other and each of them weight 30 tons. They are highly curved and free standing. The sculpture measures 99 feet long and 13 feet high.
The Haas Brothers At Marianne Boesky Gallery – Chelsea
507 West 24th Street
New York, Ny 10011
T. 212-680-9889 F. 347-296-3667
Since founding The Haas Brothers in 2010, brothers Nikolai (Niki) and Simon have been guided by a vision of creative experimentation, spurning perceived artistic boundaries and embracing instead the limitlessness of imagination and innovation. Their general curiosity and appetite for risk-taking has led to the creation of an incredibly diverse body of work, from functional design to singular artworks and to the extraordinary world of undefinable objects that live in the liminal space between. Produced in materials that range from stone and porcelain to brass and bronze to self-invented resins and polyurethanes, The Haas Brothers’ works are acclaimed for their distinct evocations of both abstract and figurative visual vocabularies as well as for the whimsical and generous spirit that pervades them. ( From his web page )
Mattew Makrs Gallery
523 west 24 th street
Gary Hume exhibition Destroyed School Paintings
The new collection consists of fourteen paintings and six sculptures
Gary Hume is a contemporary English artist best known for his stylized depictions of everyday objects using high-gloss industrial paint with acrylic in a aluminum plate. “The edge is the only thing that matters,” he explained of his paintings
The new collection consists of fourteen paintings and six sculptures the sculptures in the exhibition are painted a ghostly white the Wonky Wheels
Ryan Lee gallery
515 WEST 26TH STREET, NY 10001
BETWEEN 10TH & 11TH AVENUES
212 397 0742
Sangbin Im
Kobra street work
Street Artist Kobra Creates 18 Murals Around NYC
Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra spent five months creating 18 technicolor murals around New York City. His “Colors of Freedom” series includes massive portraits of everyone from Albert Einstein and Michael Jackson to a New York firefighter.
Each artwork has a universal message to promote peace. Kobra hopes his artwork inspires people to make positive changes in the world.
( from his web page)
