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Jesse Edwards “Dialogue of the Streets” at Klughaus, new gallery in Chinatown.
A small, intimate painting entitled American Psycho captures a dramatic Edward Hopper angle, while a surprisingly tranquil Tompkins Square Park landscape is reminiscent of Impressionist belle epoque Paris.
Highlights from the Chelsea Art Museum before it Closes.
“Highlights of CAM,” curated by Elga Wimmer, brings together pivotal works from four earlier exhibits, whose formal inter-relationships create a connecting thread that accentuates the collaborative spirit that is the Museum’s hallmark.
Flat Screens: The Artistic Experience meets the Digital Age
These true “flat screens” evoke a sense of the past while still maintaining the reality of our digital, global, expansive existence.
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«we loved this show! read our review : http://continuummag.com/2012/01/joseph-mo…» — continuummag 2012-01-23
NYAB News
Love Art & Help Japan raised $10,214.42.
Thank you all who donated at the venues and helped this fundraiser. We can only hope that this donation will contribute to help many of the victims and rebuild the area.
Twitter UpdatesNYAB News in Brief: Carrier Pigeon has Landed
Carrier Pigeon provides artists with a venue for telling stories in an undisturbed environment by offering the chance to show full bodies of work in an environment of unconditional artistic freedom in both direct subject matter and the interpretation of text
NYAB News in Brief:JR wins 2011 TED prize
Branching out further, he photographed portraits of the unsavory, the meek, and the forgotten, pasting their images illegally on public walls, and gaining the acceptance of the Parisian government who wrapped city hall in his images.
A Focus on Creativity: AOL Celebrates 25 Years at the New Museum with Chuck Close
NYAB writer Rena Silverman reports from AOL’s ‘arty’ birthday party, and the launch of Project on Creativity
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