Annika von Hausswolff, Attempting to Deal with Time and Space, 1997, Casey Kaplan Gallery
If you want to know the must-see art exhibits up now, look no further. Every two weeks AFC brings you five New York-based recommended shows, except in August when the art world is slow and we do things a little differently. This week the blog’s curatorial fellow, David Harper, and AFC intern, Liza Eliano, offer these suggestions: Young Curators, New Ideas III at P.P.O.W., Slummer Nights at CANADA, Daniel Gordon’s Thirty-One Days and Ruby Sky Stiler’s Special Project at Callicoon Fine Arts, Approaching Abstraction at the Folk Art Museum, and Reflection: 15 Years at Casey Kaplan. For more details check out the Recommended Shows section that compiles all of our picks over the last month and add them to your calendar!
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New York, New York, New York, New York, New York.
Anything good in the other 99% of the country?
Ever hopeful,
Hypothete
Ha! Sorry Hypothete. These write ups typically accompany shows we’ve been to (“we” typically meaning Dave since he picks almost all of them). We’re a New York based blog, so the recs. reflect that. For now anyway.
There’s a cool exhibit at the MCA in Chicago right now. Well, not really “exhibit.” More like “sale on umbrellas in the giftshop.” Still, they’re great umbrellas.
Hypothete, check out Daily Serving:
http://www.DailyServing.com
They have listings/reviews for all over the US and abroad.
New York, New York, New York, New York, New York.
Anything good in the other 99% of the country?
Ever hopeful,
Hypothete
Ha! Sorry Hypothete. These write ups typically accompany shows we’ve been to (“we” typically meaning Dave since he picks almost all of them). We’re a New York based blog, so the recs. reflect that. For now anyway.
There’s a cool exhibit at the MCA in Chicago right now. Well, not really “exhibit.” More like “sale on umbrellas in the giftshop.” Still, they’re great umbrellas.
Hypothete, check out Daily Serving:
http://www.DailyServing.com
They have listings/reviews for all over the US and abroad.
I am surprised to anybody endorse a show “Organized by Mr. and Mrs. amani olu…..”
She doesn’t have a name? What is this, 1850? Maybe it’s an inside joke that I am missing.
Actually we made fun of that at the office too. It looks like that’s his url — I’m guessing Amani didn’t get married in the last year and that’s just an unfortunate choice of whatever. Last year the show mostly got panned, and I think this one is an improvement on the last. I think James Shaeffer’s work is very promising, which is mostly why this write up exists.
I am surprised to anybody endorse a show “Organized by Mr. and Mrs. amani olu…..”
She doesn’t have a name? What is this, 1850? Maybe it’s an inside joke that I am missing.
Actually we made fun of that at the office too. It looks like that’s his url — I’m guessing Amani didn’t get married in the last year and that’s just an unfortunate choice of whatever. Last year the show mostly got panned, and I think this one is an improvement on the last. I think James Shaeffer’s work is very promising, which is mostly why this write up exists.
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