Winkleman Gallery @ Year 07 Art Projects
One week from today, the fairs open in Londontown. Blogging will be sporadic next week if possible at all. Please do stop by if you're in the 'hood. Here's the press release:
Winkleman Gallery is very pleased to announce our participation in the Year 07 Art Projects at County Hall in London, October 11-14, 2007, corresponding with the Frieze Art fair, and featuring 58 international galleries showcasing emerging and established artists. We're bringing what we believe are a series of important and beautiful works.
First is the highly acclaimed three-channel video installation by the husband-and-wife team Gulnara Kasmalieva and Muratbek Djumaliev, Trans Siberian Amazons, which debuted at the Central Asian pavillion at the Venice Biennale in 2005, as well as some of their photographs from The New Silk Road series that were commissioned for their solo exhibition by the Art Institute of Chicago earlier this year.
Gulnara Kasmalieva and Muratbek Djumaliev, Trans Siberian Amazons, 2005, mixed media (three-channel video, monitors, plaid Chinese bags, clothing, dimenions variable, edition of 3
In addition, we’re bringing the photo-based installation by New York artist, Jennifer Dalton, titled“What Does an Artist Look Like, (Every Image of an Artist Displayed in the New Yorker Magazine, 1999-2001).” This signature piece has received rave reviews in Artforum, Art on Paper and other US publications. The 436 photographs are sold as a complete set (edition of three, 1 available) or in groups of 10 (edition of 6).
Jennifer Dalton, What Does An Artist Look Like? (Every Photograph of an Artist to Appear in The New Yorker, 1999-2001), 2002, 436 labeled, laminated snapshot photos, each 6" x 4"
Finally, we'll be showcasing a selection of the gorgeous photographic series by Scottish artist Rory Donaldson, entitled SQCity. These remarkable works (each with a central image within a quadrant of rich color fields...created through a well-guarded process) are 40" x 30" and an edition of 5. Works from 2005 - 2007 will be featured.
Rory Donaldson, SQVCACANALDOOR, 2005, Chromogenic C Print, Edition of 5
Hope to see you there!
Winkleman Gallery is very pleased to announce our participation in the Year 07 Art Projects at County Hall in London, October 11-14, 2007, corresponding with the Frieze Art fair, and featuring 58 international galleries showcasing emerging and established artists. We're bringing what we believe are a series of important and beautiful works.
First is the highly acclaimed three-channel video installation by the husband-and-wife team Gulnara Kasmalieva and Muratbek Djumaliev, Trans Siberian Amazons, which debuted at the Central Asian pavillion at the Venice Biennale in 2005, as well as some of their photographs from The New Silk Road series that were commissioned for their solo exhibition by the Art Institute of Chicago earlier this year.
Gulnara Kasmalieva and Muratbek Djumaliev, Trans Siberian Amazons, 2005, mixed media (three-channel video, monitors, plaid Chinese bags, clothing, dimenions variable, edition of 3
In addition, we’re bringing the photo-based installation by New York artist, Jennifer Dalton, titled“What Does an Artist Look Like, (Every Image of an Artist Displayed in the New Yorker Magazine, 1999-2001).” This signature piece has received rave reviews in Artforum, Art on Paper and other US publications. The 436 photographs are sold as a complete set (edition of three, 1 available) or in groups of 10 (edition of 6).
Jennifer Dalton, What Does An Artist Look Like? (Every Photograph of an Artist to Appear in The New Yorker, 1999-2001), 2002, 436 labeled, laminated snapshot photos, each 6" x 4"
Finally, we'll be showcasing a selection of the gorgeous photographic series by Scottish artist Rory Donaldson, entitled SQCity. These remarkable works (each with a central image within a quadrant of rich color fields...created through a well-guarded process) are 40" x 30" and an edition of 5. Works from 2005 - 2007 will be featured.
Rory Donaldson, SQVCACANALDOOR, 2005, Chromogenic C Print, Edition of 5
Hope to see you there!
Labels: Art Fairs, Year 07
posted by Edward_ at
8:05 AM
5 Comments:
Hmm... I'm not seeing the photos in this posting.
Good luck at the fair!
yeah, I'm having trouble with them...grrr...
Photos look good to me.
Bocca'lupo, Ed!
Sounds like a dream, very envious of anyone able to spend a week to see art in London these days.
Have a ball,
Cedric
Good luck!!
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