Brass rods, cement slabs, specks of dirt, stainless steel bars, faceted metal studs, cigarette butts, ashes, empty bottles of booze, strands of hair, Dan Colen creates a anti-world that looks left behind by misfits and miscreants. Dan Colen The L...o...n...g Count is on view now un December 21 in Walter De Maria's former studio โ the space is now The Brant Foundation Art Study Center at 421 East 6th St, New York. photographs by Fredrica Duke
Andrea Rosen Gallery presents The Thing and the Thing-in-Itself, an exhibition comprising a tightly focused group of 20th-century masterworks curated by noted art historian Robert Hobbs. Bringing together a compelling group of significant works, one by each of seven key 20th-century artists โ Marcel Duchamp, Joseph Kosuth, Renรฉ Magritte, Piero Manzoni, Yoko Ono, Ad Reinhardt, and Robert Smithson โ this exhibition offers viewers the opportunity to look at familiar artists in a new way and with much greater depth. The Thing and the Thing-in-Itself will be on view until January 24, 2014 at Andrea Rosen Gallery, 525 West 24th Street. photographs by Jena Cumbo for Autre.
Ed Templeton has a new book out called Wayward Cognitions. In the following interview, Templeton talks about Wayward Cognitions, the dichotomy between the skate world and art world, and why he is sticking to film. Click here to read interview.
Artist Cole Sternberg getting ready for his group show, entitled Erection, featuring artists like Devendra Banhart, Amanda Charchian, and more, which opens today at MAMA gallery. photograph by Adarsha Benjamin
Soko and Anton Newcombe of the Brian Jonestown Massacre. photograph by Katy Lane
This long-overdue appraisal spans the entire career of British Pop artist Allen Jones, from the 1960s (when alongside peers like Hockney and Caulfield he was closely associated with the rise of Pop Art) to the present day. On view until January 25, 2015 at the Royal Academy.
Bringing together the work of French artist Francis Picabia, American artist Julian Schnabel, and Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen for the first time in the United States, the exhibition Cafรฉ Dolly: Picabia, Schnabel, Willumsen will be on view at NSU Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale from October 12, 2014 - February 1, 2015. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Fascinating display of rare books and other ephemera at Harper Books' exhibition at Miami Beach Edition Hotel. Photography by Daisuke Yokota and art by Jesse Littlefield, Stewart Suttcliffe, Robert Whitman and more. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Alexandra Marzella performs at a group exhibition at the Standard Hotel Miami curated by Petra Collins and Andre Saraiva. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Cemeterium is a sculpture garden based on the layout and form of a cemetery that will take place in Miami during the week of art fairs. Featuring work by over thirty artists, Cemetarium is a hybrid form that takes inspiration from both art fairs and cemeteries, to create a critical context that celebrates the persistence of objects beyond this one week and beyond an artistsโ lifetime. The exhibition is presented by Regina Rex at Emerson Dorsch Gallery photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Dorsch Gallery in Miami presents a double exhibition of works by Hugo Montoya and Brandon Opalka. Back on Earth will be on view until January 31. Photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Great Expectations 2014 is a group exhibition, which takes place in the 1928 bungalow home of Daniel Milewski and Nina Johnson- Milewski. For this exhibition, Invisible Exports, Samson Projects, and The Box have been invited to โcurateโ groups of artists and individual works to be presented, in addition new works by Katie Stout, Jim Drain, Magic Flying Carpets, Christy Gast, Nicole Cherubini, Gina Beavers, Rochelle Feinstein, Nicolas Lobo, David Brooks, Steph Gonzalez-Turner, Kathryn Garcia, and Virginia Overton will be presented. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
To Have and to Hold will occupy 20 galleries and is a celebration of the Rubellsโ history of collecting art. Starting with the late 1970s, it offers a loose chronology of early as well as recent acquisitions, simultaneously revealing movements in art and cross-generational influences. To Have and to Hold will be on view until May 29, 2015 at Rubell Family Collection in Miami. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Party for MAMA gallery's presentation of Ryan Heffington's performance Wading Games at the Ritz Carlton in Miami Beach. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
photography by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
