If you’re across the pond, you might want to check out “New York to London and Back – The Medium of Contingency” at Thomas Dane. Kathleen Madden has reviewed this exhibition (which is accompanied by a film screening, public discussion and publication) for her recent Artforum pick. Read the article here.
Hidemi Takagi turns her lens to the packaging of food products from various NYC neighborhoods with a large immigrant influence. These dynamic photographs are accompanied by texts (short stories and notes on the history of these areas), maps and a website. Her latest show “Blender” opens Saturday Feb 12th at The Homefront Gallery, a space founded by Barnard alumna Crystal Kui.
Hidemi Takagi: Blender
February 12 – April 9, 2011
Opening Reception: Saturday February 12, 4-6pm
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The Homefront Gallery, 26-23 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101
“An-Architecture: A Recession Art Show” featuring Ian Trask and Caroline England opens tonight at CONCRETE UTOPIA, 7-10pm. This latest installment of Recession Art exhibitions features sculptural installation and paintings that investigate our personal engagement with architecture. For more information, see the press release.
CONCRETE UTOPIA is a Brooklyn-based exhibition space founded by alumnae Melanie Kress and Rosie duPont. Learn more about CONCRETE UTOPIA here.
CONCRETE UTOPIA
72 Scholes Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
Reception: Friday Feb 11th, 7-10pm
Kathleen Madden’s latest Artforum pick is Katrin Sigurdardottir at The Met. Read the review here.
Barnard College Visual Arts Graduate Forum 