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See Sterling Ruby: Ceramics before it closes tomorrow, September 9, at Des Moines Art Center, Iowa. Sterling Ruby’s areas of interest are numerous, but sculptures in clay have long played a fascinating and primary position in his broader studio work. Process and materiality are paramount for Ruby, and using these attributes has enabled him to create an extraordinary body of work that is engaging, intuitive, and subversive: http://fal.cn/Vb2j
Head to the Gagosian Quarterly online to read more about Figurative Diaspora, an exhibition co-curated by Mark Tansey and Peter Drake which explores the connections between five Chinese and five Russian artists as a way to examine the traces of influences between the two countries. http://fal.cn/4SLc __________ Image: Mark Tansey, The Innocent Eye Test, 1981 © Mark Tansey
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Brice Marden at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill, London, opens tomorrow, Tuesday, October 3, 6–8PM GMT. Don't miss it!! Since resuming his engagement with "terre verte" Marden has begun layering oil paint of this single color, focusing his conditions in order to heighten them, so to speak. Thus "terre verte" is both medium "and" subject for Marden as he explores its chromatic nuances while reflecting on the material exigencies of painting itself. http://fal.cn/tatJ
“Close at Hand: Modern and Contemporary Sculpture” at Gagosian San Francisco closes this Saturday, February 24. “Close at Hand” reveals a breadth of formal, conceptual, and material approaches to sculpture, including assemblages, ceramics, and found objects. The exhibition presents varied embodiments of energy, motion and time—both material and immaterial—within the purview of the human body. Click on the link below to read more! http://fal.cn/4q_2
"Art is longing. You never arrive, but you keep going in the hope that you will." —Anselm Kiefer Anselm Kiefer's "Transition from Cool to Warm," at Gagosian West 21st Street, NYC, closes this Friday, Septemeber 1. Don't miss out on Kiefer's new paintings, artists’s books, and vibrant watercolors! http://fal.cn/t59j
The Gagosian Quarterly website has launched! The site will bring readers unprecedented behind-the-art access and insightful editorial by leading art world professionals, including studio visits, artist profiles, engaging videos, archival finds from our over thirty-year publishing history, and more. Click on the link below to read more and check in daily for unique content! http://fal.cn/4Qm2
"The one rule is no rules, and if you have a real sense of limits, then you’re free to break out of them." —Helen Frankenthaler On this day, the groundbreaking Abstract Expressionist painter was born in New York City, NY. ______________ Image: Helen Frankenthaler, "Fiesta," 1973, acrylic on paper, 22 1/4 x 30 1/4 inches (56.5 x 76.8 cm). © 2017 Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, Inc./Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo by Tim Pyle, Light Blue Studio. All text by Helen Frankenthaler © 2017 Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, Inc.
Featuring work by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Joe Bradley, "Animal Farm" at The Brant Foundation Art Study Center, Greenwich, CT, closes this Sunday, October 1. Go check it out! "Animal Farm" is a group exhibition curated by artist and musician Sadie Laska. A selection of works sketch a story that slides from figurative iconography to totemic abstraction, charting a world in churn; in print, in space, and on canvas. http://fal.cn/tMhP
