| Artists To Watch: Christina lei Rodriguez will be showing at NAM, Mocha, and Art Basel this December in Miami. Kamrooz Aram is showing with Perry Rubenstein Valerie Haggerty will be showing in an upcoming Brooklyun Museum show
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Eliasson's Waterfalls will take over the East River this summer. The following Summer, Mary Mattingly's Waterpod project will travel from the East River, up the Hudson River. click here for www.thewaterpod.org
Mary Mattingly had a solo show at Galerie Adler in Germany in October. Mattingly was one of fifteen artists out of 1000+ to be chosen for a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council studio this year, and was selected to participate in a residency in Oxfordshire, England. In September, Mattingly taught a master class at the International Center of Photography. She has a project organized by Collector Circle at the Columbus Circle branch of the New York Public Library that opened on September 16th and included a slideshow presentation and talk on October 6th. Her work can be seen currently in "31 Under 31 Women Photographers" curated by Lumi Tan and Jon Feinstein. CRITIC'S
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Kori Newkirk Kori Newkirk was born in New York in 1970. He received his BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1993 and his MFA from the University of California at Irvine in 1997. Newkirk has had solo exhibitions at The Henry Art Gallery, Seattle (2003); Galleria Francesca Kaufman, Milan, Italy (2003, 2001); Finesilver Gallery, Texas (2002); James Van Damme Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (2002); and at the Rosamund Felsen Gallery, Santa Monica (2001, 1999).
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Matthew Brannon
Utilising the aesthetics of graphic art, Matthew Brannon’s work explores the gulf between social ideals and personal crisis. Using screen printing as form of analogue reproduction, Brannon’s images carry both the suggestion of mass replication and aura of original artworks. Directly challenging the void between language and actuality, Brannon often combines text and image to illustrate the potential for dysfunction. In Police Officer Giving Up, Brannon juxtaposes a neutral symbol of a houseplant with a statement of desperation. Exuding the inadequate sentiment of greeting cards, Brannon offers decoration as a feeble mask for emotional depletion.
Alison Fox On March 6, 2005, NEW YORK MAGAZINE published a fascinating article on the New York art world. "It takes more than money to buy a hot piece of art" The article mentions young artists like Alison Fox at ATM gallery. click here for a transcript of the article.
Aya Uekawa
Aya Uekawa shows with Kravets|Wehby gallery. These images are from her series: A Team Player Candidate (Acrylic on Canvas).
Adia Millett: Pre-Fabricated Innocence Adia is with Mixed Greens Gallery in New York.
In her "Pre-Fabricated Innocence" series, Adia Millett built eight miniature buildings modeled after brick housing units in Chicago. Each house is handcrafted at a one-inch to one-foot scale and consists of an upper and lower floor with only one room on each floor. The images are representative of the outside of the houses and documentation taken through the windows.
DIETMAR LUTZ just had an exhibition of new paintings at emilyTsingou gallery in London called Momentum.
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