January 2009 Archives

GO SEE: Philip Guston: 1954-1958 at L&M Arts, New York City, through February 28
This is one of the most remarkable stories in modern art, and painting in particular: Philip Guston, the successful abstract painter, as a well-regarded member...
by Natasha Roje on January 28, 2009
GO SEE: Fashion Designer Hussein Chalayan at the Design Museum London, January 22 to May 17.
The Design Museum in London is hosting the first comprehensive exhibition of Cypriot Hussein Chalayan 's work in the UK from 22 January until 17...
by Ashley Eldridge-Ford on January 26, 2009
(NOT SO) RANDOM THOUGHTS: On Obamicon, Art and Politics to the People
We have all seen Shepard Fairey's "HOPE" poster by now. Our cities' walls were plastered in them, we've seen the pins, the mugs, the hats...
by Chloe Roubert on January 23, 2009
JUST OPEN: Carsten Holler, “Reindeers & Spheres” at Gagosian Beverly Hills LA, through February 14th
When Carsten Holler says that the real material he is working with is people's experience, he is not joking. The LATimes qualifies his work as...
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 14, 2009
ONE TO WATCH: Christian Marclay at the DHC/ART Foundation till March 29th 2009
Up in Montreal's growing DHC/ART foundation for contemporary art, the exhibition Replay features some of the American sound artist's best work since the “Music like...
by Chloe Roubert on January 13, 2009
PORK & SPAM's Monsterheaven at Fuse Gallery through February 7.
Andrew PORK Poneros and Chris SPAM Martin's new exhibition Monsterheaven at Fuse Gallery confirms the strong bond between these two young artists and friends....
by Davide Centineo on January 13, 2009
GO SEE: Paul Miller “North/South” at Robert Miller Gallery, New York City, through February 7
Paul Miller was born in New York 1970. He is famous worldwide as DJ Spooky. As a DJ and writer he has researched and...
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 12, 2009
WEEKEND ART-TOUR: Lower East Side
To all those art-lovers that are interested in visiting the main artistic hubs of Manhattan, the Lower East Side is a sure bet. This southeastern part of the borough is bounded by East Broadway, Eldridge Street, Canal Street, Essex Street, Allen Street, and East Houston.
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 11, 2009
BLOGS WE LOVE: Jumping in Art Museums
Have you ever been so transported by a work of art that you suddenly could not resist the desire to jump? If the answer...
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 8, 2009
GO SEE: The Flag Foundation Public Viewing this Friday from 11AM - 3PM
Our friends over at the FLAG Art Foundation will continue to have public viewings of WALL ROCKETS: Contemporary Artists and Ed Ruscha, this and every Friday from 11AM to 3PM.
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 7, 2009
AWL DISCOVERY: Andrew Levitas
While Andrew Levitas is based in Los Angeles, he travels every month to New York, where he was born. His paintings embody elements of...
by Davide Centineo on January 7, 2009
AWL DIGEST: News Links for Tuesday January 6, 2009
2008 in Review: The Year in Architecture. [ArtInfo] 2008 in Review: Five Memorable Auction Lots. [ArtInfo] 2008 in Review: Trends of the Year. [ArtInfo]...
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 6, 2009
GALLERY ROUND-UP NEW YORK: Let the Year Begin in Style
As the new year has just begun, collectors and art lovers alike are ready for a new season of gallery shows; ArtWeLove presents you...
by Laurence Lafforgue on January 3, 2009

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