Opening this week in Venice, CA is Rogue Wave ’09 on view at the LA Louver Gallery. In the 4th installment of an ongoing exhibition series, Rogue Wave ’09 continues in the tradition of presenting the work of emerging artists that are currently working in Los Angeles. The exhibition is co-curated by Peter Goulds and Christopher Pate, and features work by 10 artists spread over[…..]
After Color is a new exhibition which opened this week at Bose Pacia Gallery in New York City. The exhibition, which is curated by Amani Olu, examines artists that utilize black and white photography as a conceptual tool for an ongoing series of works. In a time where large-scale color photography dominates both contemporary art and contemporary life, After Color takes a step back from[…..]
Sharks, Lions and Ships is the title of a new exhibition by artist Jacob Dahlgren, currently on view at Steven Wolf Fine Arts in San Francisco, California. Dahlgren is a Swedish Artist that participated in the 2007 Venice Biennale, and is a 2009 artist in residence at the Headlands Center for the Arts. The work in Sharks, Lions and Ships is based on two previous[…..]
Currently on view at San Francisco’s Ratio 3 gallery is a new exhibition titled Safe Word. The collection of works explores the operation of Kink.com, the gallery’s neighbors located on the corner of 14th and Mission Street. Housed within the 200,000 square-foot San Francisco National Guard Armory and Arsenal space, Kink.com produces and publishes a massive collection of online BDSM (Bondage and Discipline, Sadism and[…..]
Two new exhibitions titled Urban Myth and Crime and Charity are opening this Saturday in Culver City’s Cerasoli Gallery. Cerasoli’s two front gallery spaces will contain Urban Myth a group exhibition curated by Inkie. The exhibition will feature thirteen UK-based street artists, including Mudwig, SHOK-1 and MauMau among others. Also on view will be a small solo exhibition by Australian artist Meggs titled Crime and[…..]
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Closing this week at Gallery 400 at the University of Illinois at Chicago is the accompanying exhibition to OUR LITERAL SPEED. An event produced by the University of Chicago in association with Art Chicago, the Art Institute of Chicago, the University of Illinois at Chicago, the Renaissance Society, and the Smart Museum, OUR LITERAL SPEED is constructed as a conference with a schedule of events[…..]
