elin o’Hara slavick: Seventy Year Old Shadows of Hiroshima

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elin o’Hara slavick: Seventy Year Old Shadows of Hiroshima
All images courtesy of Cohen Gallery, the Ervin Marton Estate
New work by gallery artist Michael Lange is going up in Berlin next month at Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung - opening May 5th!
Check it out at http://www.alfred-ehrhardt-stiftung.de/index.php?michael-lange-fluss
ROGER BALLEN PORTRAITS FROM SOUTH AFRICA May 24 - July 13, 2013
"I Fink U Freeky" by Die Antwoord
Video directed by Roger Ballen
photo l.a. 2012 coming up next week January 12 - 16 for its 20th edition at the historic Santa Monica Civic Auditorium!
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image: Anthony Friedkin, Woman by the Pool, Beverly Hills Hotel, 1975
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artLA 2011 Cancellation
Having promoted Los Angeles as a market for fine art with a public gallery for twenty years and, in my capacity as the producer of twenty-six art fairs in Los Angeles (forty-nine in total) I find myself in the difficult position of having to cancel artLA 2011.
What we had hoped would be a cooperative effort acknowledging the vibrant and distinguished history of Los Angeles’s rich cultural heritage, was becoming lost in a myriad of multiple art fairs that became the competing art fairs. And that’s not what artLA is about.
It has always been our mission to support the Los Angeles art community and the galleries exhibiting at artLA. We want to adhere to that standard and didn’t want our wonderful program of installations, screenings, lectures and panels to get lost in the cacophony of so much activity spread out over so much of the city for so short a time.
Although our history is lush with accomplishment, the reality is that Los Angeles cannot support so many art fairs, happening all of a sudden at the same time during the opening weekend of Pacific Standard Time. With so many wondrous exhibits available, collectors dance cards will be filled with multiple museum openings, tours of installations and the overload of galas, cocktail parties, collector and artist receptions.
Pacific Standard Time begins the narrative of our cultural heritage that hopefully will continue for many years in gallery and museum programs. artLA projects will present its program of installations, screenings and panel discussions over the coming months - at photo l.a. in January, and throughout 2012 - at other venues. We trust they will entertain and inform the community of our city’s amazing story.
Los Angeles is deserving of an art fair that is respectful of the city and its long and distinguished history. We believe that fair is artLA, which will continue to promote contemporary art to Angelinos and L.A. art to the world when it returns in 2012 at a different time and location.
Stephen Cohen
RT @culturemonster: Pacific Standard Time announces music, dance events http://lat.ms/oZMB0e
executions:
Repertoire, piano “carcasses” selectively carved with the anatomical details of butchered beef. by Maskull Lasserre Details:
scssrs:
Bethan Huws via Cold Rockin’.
architizer:
Ribera del Duero by Estudio Barozzi Veiga
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marcovanlenten:
The recently completed Metropol Parasol in Seville has taken the crown as the world’s largest wooden structure. Designed by J. Mayer H. Architects.
via HUH. Magazine