Thursday, June 09, 2005

The Summer Group Exhibition

Many New York area galleries host group exhibitions in the summer. As a dealer, it's an opportunity (while all you can focus on is which weekends you can get out to the Hamptons) to let someone else do a bit of the work (many shows have independent curators) or take a survey of where your program is and how it's holding together. It's also an opportunity to work with some new artists and have fun with the title of your show. Here's a quick round-up of selected group exhibitions just opened or about to in Chelsea and Brooklyn (we'll begin with one close to my heart):

The Expression of Elemental Passions...(or, Damn Everything but the Circus) @ Plus Ultra, featuring Nancy Baker, Leslie Brack, Amanda Church, Jennifer Dalton, Nicholas Gaffney, Kate Gilmore, Joe Fig, Rosemarie Fiore, Jeff Hand, Christopher Johnson, Alois Kronschläger, Thomas Lendvai, Max-Carlos Martinez, Analia Segal, and Andy Yoder.

Monochrome Images @ Elizabeth Harris Gallery, featuring David Baskin, Miriam Bloom, Francis Cape, Mary Carlson, Susan Grahm, John Monti, Arlene Shechet, Mary Beth Thielhelm, and Thomas Weaver.

Wasteland: 21st Century Landscape @ Roebling Hall, featuring Erik Benson, Jane Benson, Davide Cantoni, Adam Cvjianovic, Christoph Draeger, Justin Faunce, Dan Ford, Cadence Giersbach, Yun-Fei Ji, Justine Kurland, Hans Op de Beeck, David Opdyke, and David Thorpe.

Delicate Demons and Heavenly Delights @ Oliver Kamm/5BE featuring Van Hanos, Adam Helms, Min Kim, Paula Kane, Charlene Liu, Tim Lokiec, Ted Mineo, Dane Nester, and William Villalongo.

Life and Limb (curated by David Humphrey) @ Feigen Contemporary, featuring Joe Andoe, Lars Arrhenius, Drew Beattie, Max Beckmann, John Bock, Saint Clair Cemin, Henry Darger, Tim Davis, James Ensor, Inka Essenhigh, George Grosz, Nicky Hoberman, Paul Hodgson, Ridley Howard, Elizabeth Huey, David Humphrey, Dennis Kardon, Amanda Lechner, Judith Linhares, Craig Love, Kerry James Marshall, Jim Nutt, Sarah Peters, Clare Rojas, Ivan Witenstein, and Karen Yasinsky.


Something is Somewhere (Curated by Anat Ebgi and Monya Rowe) @ Monya Rowe, featuring Aja Albertson, Katia Bassanini, Larissa Bates, Amy Bennett, Jen DeNike, Angela Dufresne, Echo Eggebrecht, Adriana Farmiga, Sabrina Gschwandtner, Magalie Guerin, Elizabeth Huey, Ellen Lesperance & Jeanine Oleson, Caitlin Masley, Sigrid Sandstrom, Erika Somogyi, Frances Trombly, Whitney Van Nes, Abbey Williams, and Sheri Warshauer.

And opening soon, Somewhere Outside It (Curated by Janet Phelps) @ SchroederRomero, featuring Sarah Beddington, Mary Carlson, Jennifer Coates, Mira Dancy Tory Fair, Linda Ganjian, Heather Johnson, Medrie MacPhee, Adia Millett, Laura Parnes, Arlene Shechet, and Charlotta Westergren.

8 Comments:

Anonymous crionna said...

Nice poster Edward! I assume that's the mailer too?

Wish my wife and I could be there to cruise these shows. Looks like fun.

6/09/2005 10:58:00 AM  
Anonymous bambino said...

I loved Monya's photos. My favorite person in photo is the second girl from the right. Love her :)

6/09/2005 11:38:00 AM  
Blogger Edward_ said...

thanks crionna (made that one myself). Do you and Mrs. Crionna get to NYC ever?

Bambino, I love Monya's photo too, very cool...wish I had thought of it, maybe we'll do a parody with Josh and me and the men in the gallery in black kilts (arghh, protect your eyes!).

6/09/2005 11:42:00 AM  
Anonymous crionna said...

Mrs. crionna produces advertising for a well-known ad agency and shoots in NYC on occasion. I then meet her if I can.

We like NYC and had thought of moving there, but the weather and prices keep us in SF. If we moved to NYC we'd be around more art, but have less space to display it... So, we'll have to be content with visits and looking.

I liked Monya's pic too.

6/09/2005 12:23:00 PM  
Anonymous Macallan said...

on Monya's pic... the body language is hilarious. Maybe at higher resolution it might look different, but I can't see a single one would looks remotely happy to be there.

6/09/2005 02:35:00 PM  
Blogger Edward_ said...

that photo is a little bigger here and I think you're right...they're not happy.

I agree with Bambino, the woman second from the right is priceless.

6/09/2005 02:41:00 PM  
Anonymous Macallan said...

Look at the woman third from the right...

"take...picture...can't...breath...losing...consc..."

6/09/2005 05:10:00 PM  
Anonymous crionna said...

Heh. And check the ink on the gal on the far left.

I'd love to be able to compare the picture with the artworks. Edward, you must visit and report! ;)

6/09/2005 06:37:00 PM  

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