(via Opening Reception: Jason Evans - Aperture Foundation NY)
Opening Reception: Jason Evans
Thursday, May 23, 2013
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Aperture Gallery and Bookstore547 West 27th StreetNew York, NY
FREE
Join Jason Evans for the opening reception of Monkey Face: Pictures for Looking At, Drawing for Photography, for which the photographer has created seventeen unique images available through Aperture’s limited-edition print program. In this series, Evans has applied brightly colored stickers to his own photographs in randomly and intuitively generated patterns. The results are a workout for the eyes and the mind, a visual exercise that can be understood by everyone who encounters them.
SPECTRE // SPECTRUM
Conveyor Magazine Issue No. 5
Our sense of wonder and fear is most palpable when our visions are fleeting…In the forthcoming issue of Conveyor, we will be searching for moments when the properties of a spectre, that which dissolves from our sight, and a…
MoMA The Museum of Modern Art announces artists for 2013 New Photography exhibition: Broomberg & Chanarin, Brendan Fowler, Annette Kelm, Lisa Oppenheim, Anna Ostoya, Josephine Pryde, and Eileen Quinlan.
The Exhibition will run September 14, 2013 - January 5, 2014
The book launch for Pratt Photo Alums Cait Oppermann and Yael Malka book Sea Blues is tonight at Molasses Books from 6:30 - 9:30pm. Make sure to attend!
Molasses Books
770 Hart Street
Brooklyn, NY
Congratulations again to Cait and Yael!
Triennial Artist Spotlight: Lisa Oppenheim
Oppenheim’s work, analog equipment such as projectors and gelatin silver paper, is repurposed for use in the digital era. Her photographs and films often begin with Internet research, which she considers central to her practice. The results are hybrids of generations and technologies that are neither wholly dependent on their forerunners nor untethered.
For her series Smoke, which will be showcased in the ICP Triennial, Oppenheim sourced photographs of fire from web databases such as Flickr and the Library of Congress and cropped the images to isolate their clouds of smoke. She made transparencies of the altered image in Photoshop and exposed them onto new photographic paper using the light of a small butane torch or matches. Variations in timing, the transparency used, and studio debris such as dust register in her photographs as subtle gradations that morph in successive frames. Without horizons or people in the frame, the reexposed smoke billows become abstractions.
A Different Kind of Order: The ICP Triennial is on view May 17 to September 8, 2013.
View more of the artists work on her website.
Photograph by Dmitry Kostyukov for TIME
After the FBI announced that two brothers from southern Russia had bombed the Boston Marathon, the world’s attention quickly turned to where these brothers had come from — a lush strip of highlands called Dagestan. Photographer Dmitry Kostyukov reports from the Russian republic.
Record Night at Christie’s as 12 Post-War Artists Set Auction Records
The happy auctioneer dance (as imaginatively gif’d by the author based on the Christie’s…
The Tumblr Arts Summit will explore the way we share, create, and engage with art on the web. Seven leading art world professionals will discuss how their institutions, brands and assocations have benefited from social media and the web, where and how they’ve found the most success, and the challenges presented with technologically engaging the art world.Panelists:
Ken Harman, curator and owner of Spoke Art Gallery
James Salzmann, West Coast Managing Director of Paddle8
Jennifer Yin, Manager of Marketing & Digital Engagement at Asian Art Museum
Joel Kuennen, Director of Operations, Senior Editor at ArtSlant
Kara Q. Smith, Managing Editor of Art Practical and Community Engagement Coordinator at SFMOMA
Liz Glass, Assistant Curator at Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art
Eric Dyer, Artist
Gideon Mendel’s exhibition Drowning World went up today in ICP’s 43rd St. windows as part of our “Picture Windows” series—and they are NOT TO MISS!
Follow us on Instagram @icphotog for more behind-the-scenes photos of the installation—and for posts by Gideon Mendel himself (date TBD)!
A Different Kind of Order: The ICP Triennial is on view May 17 to September 8, 2013.
Please note that the ICP museum will be open this Friday, May 17, from 12 to 5 pm. Regular hours will commence on Saturday, May 18.
