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Research into magic, space, creatures, ecologies and energies.
The Kissing Knife, The Thorn Knife, The Leather Knife, The Black Knife - Chloe Arrouy
Where Does Your Movement Come From?
just opened:
“Harmonic Tremor” Louise Despont
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, 327 Broome St., NYC
The works in this exhibition take their inspiration from the simple, Balinese daily profusion of offerings, known as Canang Sari and the religious and cultural significance of volcanoes in Indonesian life. Taking its name from the term used to describe the acoustic signals that preclude volcanic eruptions, Harmonic Tremor charts and examines the spiritual and energetic spaces latent within Balinese traditions and practices. - thru May 24
James Kalm visits Andrew Edlin gallery to get a glimpse of Susan Te Kahurangi King’s drawings and Paulina Peavy’s works on paper.
video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3stYABxNhLE
Andrew Edlin, 212 Bowery St., NYC.
Recursive Network (2011)
Owen Schuh
opens tomorrow, Jan 24, 6-9p: “Accumulations: Drawings & Notebooks” Owen Schuh Schema Projects, 92 St Nicholas Ave., Brooklyn, NY “My work seeks to illuminate the entwining relations between embodied mind, mathematics, and the physical world. My artwork is structured by mathematical functions, which though relatively simple in nature yield outcomes of surprising organic complexity. I have created this work by hand using, at most, the aid of a pocket calculator.” - Owen Schuh
Owen Schuh(American, b.1982
elardor: Owen Schuh - Treespace - 2014 - Graphite, watercolor… https://ift.tt/2JqJyJ3
Owen Schuh(American, b.1982)
Channa Horwitz
Inacheve (1957) Pavel Tchelitchew
Infinite Rays of The Sun by Luis Camnitzer, 1975-1978
Krystyna Ciećwierska
Jiang Miao — Infinity and Immortal (acrylic on woodboard with carving, 2024.3.20)
jellyfish babies
Parts of the bird. An introduction to the study of birds. 1835.
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