Part 2 in David Behringer's great short a& sweet series on 'How to Look at Art'. In this episode, David focuses on video art. PLUS a chance to Win T-Shirt!
Art, Contemporary Art, New York City, Lower East Side, Upper East Side, NYC, Chelsea
Christian Marclay
Art, Chelsea, Contemporary Art, Galleries, New York City, NYC
Wake up! The Art Season Begins
The NYC galleries will start re-opening over the next two weeks, so rather than the usual recommendations, the Two-percent wanted to give you a heads-up of the exhibitions they are most anticipating.
Disclaimer: One of the reasons they see 200+ exhibitions every month is because the art world is extremely unpredictable. Therefore these are NOT "recommendations" (great artists often have bad shows), but rather the advertised shows that the Two-percent is most anxious to find out IF they're great.
Sel Portrait I, 2014 by Chuck Close / image courtesy of Pace Gallery
He's the greatest painter alive... and the reason I do what I do now. Opens 9/11
Installation by Sarah Sze / image courtesy of Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Sarah Sze @ Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Famous for arranging MILLIONS of tiny objects, she's been in the gallery for a full MONTH to set this show up. Opens 9/10
Installation view, Surround Sounds, 2014-15, four silent synchronized projected animations, each 13:40, looped / image courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery
Christian Marclay @ Paula Cooper Gallery
His 2013 epic "The Clock" film gets my vote for the best artwork of my generation (seriously). Check out his newest work!! Opens 9/10
Performance Review UBS, 2013 by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at bitforms Gallery
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer @ bitforms Gallery
I'm curious about his high-tech work in the Lower East Side, which apparently includes a device that scans anything in your pocket and incorporates it into the piece. Opens 9/16