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Trevor’s Top Ten
From the main fair to Chelsea galleries and New York art museums, Trevor covered a lot of ground in three days to come up with his Top Ten list of contemporary art that caught his eye, a kind of snapshot of New York in March.
03-05-11 | Looking Out | Comment »
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Bordering on obsession
By Wendy
When we find a contemporary artist whose work we love, it’s pretty exciting. We want to get to know the artist’s history and try to see everything they’re making now. Here in New York during Armory week, it’s like looking for faces of friends in a huge crowd.
The map […]
03-05-11 | News + Events | Comment »
Barkley L. Hendricks on Rembrandt
Artists find inspiration, sometimes, in other artists. So before heading to the Armory Show in New York yesterday, Barkley L. Hendricks and his wife, Susan, visited the Frick Collection to see “Rembrandt and his School: Masterworks from the Frick and Lugt Collections.”
03-03-11 | Artists | 1 Comment »
A painter of fiction
In and out of the Armory show, here in New York, we are busy seeking out artists important to the Nasher Museum.
Their work stands out in what is otherwise an overwhelming week of art.
At the Studio Museum in Harlem, we took in Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s solo exhibition, “Any Number of Preoccupations.” The London-based artist’s lush portrait, above, is part of the Nasher Museum’s upcoming show, “Building the Contemporary Collection: Five Years of Acquisitions.”
03-01-11 | Artists | Comment »
Glenn Ligon: spelling it out
The words “negro sunshine” will stretch 22 feet across the front of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, starting March 10.
A smaller version, about five feet wide, will be spelled out in backlit, black-painted neon letters in a gallery at the Nasher Museum, in an exhibition opening March 10. A week later, another edition of this work of art, made by New York artist Glenn Ligon, will be on view at the North Carolina Museum of Art. Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not.
02-27-11 | Artists | Comment »
Follow the Nasher Museum at the Armory Show
By Wendy
It’s taken the art world about three months to recover from Art Basel Miami Beach.
Just in time.
Next week we are headed to New York’s Armory Show, located (brrrrrrrr!) on Piers 92 & 94 on Manhattan’s far West side on the Hudson River, at 55th Street in the Passenger […]
02-27-11 | News + Events | Comment »
“The Record” inspires Dario Robleto
How do your family’s music choices, made before you were born, set the tone for the rest of your life? And how is this sensibility handed down, perhaps subconsciously, through each succeeding generation? The cross-generational, and maybe even subliminal, influence of music is one of the main ideas behind “Dario Robleto: The Minor Chords Are Ours,” a solo exhibition opening Saturday at D’Amelio Terras Gallery in New York.
02-21-11 | Artists | Comment »
Marclay: From Telephones to Clocks
Christian Marclay’s 24-hour time-specific video collage “The Clock” has caused a sensation at Paula Cooper Gallery in its month-long installation at the Chelsea Gallery. Although the video is in its final days, the Nasher will be showing one of Marclay’s earlier video collages, “Telephones” (1995) in its new show Building the Contemporary Collection: Five Years of Acquisitions, opening March 10.
02-18-11 | Artists | Comments Off
Paparazzi (not): “The Record”
The photo album of our famous visitors to “The Record” may seem pretty impressive. Even more exciting: the wonderful conversations and ideas they brought, and the notion that they went back out into the world and told lots of people about the Nasher Museum and “The Record.”
02-17-11 | Exhibitions | 1 Comment »
Greil Marcus Comes to Duke
Perhaps America’s most important music writer, Greil Marcus will be gracing Duke University this week with his presence in a week-long residency sponsored by Duke Performances. The author of Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the Twentieth Century and The Shape of Things to Come: Prophecy in the American Voice, Marcus will be enlightening audiences in Durham Feb. 16-18.
02-14-11 | Looking Out | 1 Comment »
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