About.

This is a blog for for students of the New York POP (Professional Outreach Program) to read about and leave there own impressions about upcoming and ongoing art shows and openings in New York and the surrounding boroughs. So that we can all make sure to see the best shows before they are taken down.

How to post.

Email gocre8 @ gmail.com (close the gaps) with NYpop in the message title and I will add you to the authors list.

Title your post: Show name/Artist. Gallery.

Put the date and also the dates of the show if possible.

Write a basic description of what the show is. What it looks like. Pictures help, but need your descriptions to help clarify.

Leave your impression or anything else personal and/or pertinent.

End with the address and/or web address to make it easier for the reader to find the described show.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Grey Market Group Show

 November 14 - 28, 2009
Reception November 14, 7-11 pm
252 West 31st Street at Eighth Ave., Third and Fourth Floors
(Southwest corner of Penn Station)

I have been asked to show some work with these young and energetic artists. Should be a fun night.

Ryan Bartley
Zachary Bruder
Buffington , Trowbridge & Westbrook
Tryn Collins
Ryland Cook
Leah Dixon
Tom Fruin
 
and this guy:
 
http://www.myspace.com/gillbumby


http://greymarketart.blogspot.com/
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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Daniel Buren: Bartolomi



Oct 30th - Dec 23rd
Bartolomi Gallery
510 W 25th St
New York, NY 10001-5502
http://www.bortolamigallery.com/

The show consists of large sculptural works hanging from the wall, or, as the artist conceives it, emerging from the wall. The work is modular, based around the square and the 8.7cm stripe. Large glossy aluminum boxes, bung diagonally, and triangles are spaced out along the gallery walls in sets of like color. Four triangle shapes are hung two above and two below the diamond shape to create a diamond shape out of the wall. But the most grabbing work is in a separate room. One wall is covered in the black glossy aluminum sheets, which act as black mirrors. In the center emerges a large box, like the ones seen in the larger gallery space. However as you stand directly in front of it, everything flattens into its reflective surface. Only from the side do you see the box, and its black and white stripes, emerge from the wall.
I had the pleasure of working with Mr. Buren during the installation and was totally impressed by his continual participation in the installation process.
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Carrol Dunham: Gladstone Gallery




October 30 - December 5, 2009

 

Gladstone Gallery
515 West 24th Street
New York, NY 10011 USA
Phone: 212-206-9300
http://www.gladstonegallery.com/dunham.asp

 Carrol, or Tip, Dunham has a very colorful show of his cartoon influenced painting at Gladstone Gallery. The mark making in Carrol Dunham's work is what really distinguishes his work. There is a large combination of marks and referential styles bridging the gap between graphic stylization of cartoons and the subtlety of color and texture only possible in painting. He also manages to preserve a freshness to many of his paintings. Which makes me wonder about the span of dates listed on each painting. Some list quite a few months on them, yet are almost watercolor like in their transparency. What he did in those months is a mystery as it doesn't show in the paint application.
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