“Pioneers of Bushwick: We Call It Home” photography & text exhibition by Daryl-Ann Saunders
Open to the public, Monday to Friday 8am – 3pm through April 27, 2012
Diana Jones Center, 9 Noll St. at Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11206
Directions, press release and information: http://www.PioneersOfBushwick.com
The Pioneers of Bushwick [...]
Yashar Gallery presents NEW WORK, a solo exhibition of new work by TROY MATTISON HICKS. Please join us on Thursday April 5th 6-10pm for the exhibition opening and to meet the artist.
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY. April 5th-25th 2012.
Opening party Thursday April 5th 6-10pm
In the exhibition, Hicks presents a series of highly stylized close-ups of the [...]
For the past few years I have been interested in still life photography and in defining (or rather redefining) what that means. The series represented here “POP”, and “Camera Trickery” are the product of much experimentation. Both series explore the notion that the camera has the ability to capture something that doesn’t exist in real [...]
Trainset Ghetto is voyeurism more than it is hobbyism. It is the physical byproduct of teenage suburban daydreams and attempts to live vicariously through an alien post-urban 1980s landscape that was in no way part of my quotidian existence-a landscape that I caught glimpses of [...]
Opening reception on December 15, 2011 from 6-9 p.m. at The Old Stone House Hugh Crawford’s photographic tangles of rose bushes, ocean waves, the banks of the Gowanus Canal, architecture, and trees reify the tension between detail closely observed and panoramic vista intrinsic to the act of seeing. Created in the Autumn of 2011, the…
Here in Red Hook presents a body of work that Andy Vernon-Jones has been working on for nearly five years and presents the series in its entirety for the first time. The book is composed of photos taken in the streets, alleys and abandoned lots of the Brooklyn neighborhood of Red Hook and combine a…
Abe’s Penny features photographer Niall O’Brien and writer Francesca Gavin in its September series inspired by defunct utopian societies. Each week during the 9th month, the famed Brooklyn art and literature publication will deliver to subscribers its post-card sized segments with O’Brien’s photographs and Gavin’s accompanying text. The series is being mailed in conjunction with…
Artist Statement My aesthetic is based on the limitless. Seeing infinite potential in all areas of design and how I can manifest them to create something with fluidity and complexity. As an artist reaching a place of balance is such an extreme rarity, Balance is often the underlying theme in my artwork, and the desire…
TIME COLOSSUS: a repetition in laminated love 365 non consecutive laminations of the Brooklyn Bridge by Cat Celebrezze Art opening. Free and Open to the public. Saturday, July 2nd · 5:00pm – 8:00pm Sweet Lorraine Gallery 183 Lorraine St. 3rd Floor (between Court and Clinton) Brooklyn NY 11321 Everything is safety coated to last in…
Artist Statement My love of art stems from my early childhood in India, where I was exposed to a conglomeration of art ranging from traditional Indian to contemporary western. I find myself synthesizing images from places I visit into themes of urban decay, renewal, and everyday life. I am always attempting to find a pathway…
Statement
I’ve become fascinated with the sculpted nature of chairs and the visual force they project. I photograph them everywhere, work into the images, and render them in black and white to try to get to their essence.
Website
http://web.mac.com/dianaleidel/DIANA_LEIDEL/home.html
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Exhibit Information:
Yashar Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of “SOLO” on Saturday, February 5, 2011. This solitary exhibition features the photography of James Edwin Hall on view through February 23rd.
James Edwin works in street settings, concentrating his efforts in high pedestrian environments. Working with variety of formats (digital, 35mm, and medium [...]
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