Chapman University
Guggenheim Gallery

February 1-March 12, 2010
Monday-Friday 12-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm
**Opening Reception: Tuesday, February 2, 2010 5:30pm**
The Page
Curated by Karin Lanzoni & Rachelle W. Chuang
For this survey exhibition, over thirty artists from a broad range of studio art practices were asked to submit one page (in the original or poster format) from their artists’ book to mount on the walls of the gallery. Accompanying original books or facsimiles will be on display for viewing in a unique reading area designed by several Los Angeles architects. Guest curators Rachelle W. Chuang and Karin Lanzoni selected these artists—painters, photographers,sculptors, graphic designers, printers, performance artists, and book artists—each employing distinctive artistic strategies and techniques.

Artists include:
Rheim Alkadhi
Michael Asher
Kim Beck
Stephen Berens
Sarah Bryant
David Bunn
Robin Cameron
Carolee Campbell
Macy Chadwick
Rebecca Chamlee
Colin Cook
Harrell Fletcher
Christine Forsythe
Dan Goodsell
Nancy Jo Haselbacher
Deborah Hede
Margaret Honda
David Horvitz
Steven Hull
Amos Kennedy
Mark Robert Lewis
Steve Miller
Susan Porteous
Sue Ann Robinson
Moira Roth and Slobodan Dan Paich
Jérôme Saint-Loubert Bié
Robbin Ami Silverberg
Sumi Ink Club
Katie Lewis Underwood
Susan Viguers
Susan Weintz
Michelle Wilson
Jenny Yoshida

Reading Area Designed by Linda Chung and Daniel Herman
Chairs by:
Renee Dake Wilson and Brian Wilson (Dake Wilson Architects)
Tim Durfee
Pierpaolo Granata
Tom Marble (Marble Architecture)
Chris Puzio
Nathan Swift and Gloria Lee (Swift Lee Office)
Warren Techentin with Nima Payan and Machine Histories
f.l.u.f.f.
Chris Warren (WORD)

BURN, BABY, BURN!

 

11 December 09 - 30 January 2010

Markus Amm, Otto Piene, Fritz Köthe, Marc Bijl, Nick Oberthaler, Evan Gruzis, Jen DeNike, Marcus Knupp, Daniel Keller & Nik Kosmas (Aids-3D), Chris Succo, LangundTroia, Dave McDermott & The Bruce High Quality Foundation.

 Screening: I Am Getting So Far Out One Day I Won't Come Back At All

14 January 2010, from 7 pm
screening starts at 7.30 pm

with films by Jen Denike, Guido Van Der Werve, David Blandy, Ola Vasiljeva, Lucky Dragons, David Horvitz, Joel Holmberg, Aldo Gianotti & Stefano Giuriati, Pilvi Takala, Teresa Abboud & Carlos Pello,Michelle Naismith, Daniel Devlin.

The 2010 Announcement Email list is now announced.

There is an article in the current issue of Damn magazine from Belgium.

ROLU in Minneapolis commissioned Mylinh Nguyen and myself to do a project with them. 6 posters were made, which will be released once a month starting now. Each poster will also serve as an invitation to an open call for photographs resulting from different ideas. All submitted photographs will be exhibted at Art of This Gallery in Minneapolis. Complete sets of posters are available at various stores. Other relating events will be held in Minneapolis and other areas. Check the link for information.

For more info: http://www.ro-lu.com/exhibit/index.php?/commissions/assignment-1/

Cinders Gallery Presents:

Sunday December 20th 2009 4-7pm

THE END IS LIKE THE BEGINNING

A Cinders Gallery Silent Art Auction, a party, a celebration, a gathering and a nice time.
We will be making some food and drink that will probably be of the festive nature. Come n get it!

The auction will feature most of the artists involved with Cinders over the last 5 1/2 years including Allyson Mellberg, Jeremy Taylor, Maya Hayuk, Kyle Ranson, Mel Kadel, Travis Millard, Daniel Davidson, Caroline Hwang, Leif Goldberg, Eric White, Suzanne Sattler, Jo Dery, Noel Freibert, Blokis, Elisita Punto, Mike Pare, Jordin Isip, Kelie Bowman, Sto, Jessie Rose Vala, Matthew Thurber, Monica Canilao, Jungil Hong, David Horvitz, Nick Kuszyk, Erika Somogyi, Raphael Lyon, Denise Schatz, James Gallagher, Sean Samoheyl, Molly OConnell, Mollie Goldstrom, Diane Barcelowsky, Kyle Field, Kiersten Essenpreis, Tod Seelie, Jocko Weyland James Morrison, Allison Corrie and more!

Cinders Gallery 103 Havemeyer St. (btwn Hope + Grand) Brooklyn,NY 11211

http://www.cindersgallery.com/

Commissioned by NYU, the above white neon sign was made. In the night it is turned on in a dark location where people can come and congregate around. It can be used in different contexts and intents, but always under the same circumstances of a meeting in the dark.

Into the Archive

Contemporary Art in the Bard College Stevenson Library

 

Paul Branca

Dawn Cerny

Lukas Geronimas

David Horvitz

Eric Legris

Lee Puckett

 

Curated by Allison Simpson

 

December 6- December 16, 2009

Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY

 

In Into the Archive, seventeen works (sixteen digital reproductions and one artist’s book) by six contemporary artists are integrated into the Bard College Stevenson Library collection.  They are bound and shelved alongside the texts according to the subjects that inspired or informed them. Each piece is assigned a call number and is temporarily annexed into the library’s online catalogue. (library.bard.edu)

 

The discrepancy between the well-organized, strategic arrangement of knowledge in a library comes into contrast with the vastness of the work, allowing it to stand in relief against the concrete subjects that frame it. Marked by conceptual rather than aesthetic landmarks, the works of Into the Archive span all four floors of the library, enabling a more active viewing experience. The contemporary is juxtaposed with the historical, the lone star with a constellation of knowledge.

Start at the Art Metropole booth at Miami Basel. They have a DVD I made for them for Miami.

Walk to the Bus Shelter Ad at Indian Creek Drive and W 43 where the Light and Wire piece is.

Continue walking north to 2nd Cannons at Nada, where a new edition and book is on display.