Artist Paula Wilson shows delirious swath of style at Tang show William Jaeger July 31, 2023 | Updated: July 31, 2023 2:42 p.m. Paula Wilson’s “Reflection Pool near Nogal Peak” at “Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door” exhibit at The Tang Museum. William Jaeger There seems to be no art medium that Paula Wilson has not tried, and her fearless experimentation is part of what makes her growing oeuvre succeed. Her main focus is her paintings, many of…Read More
DPI PROFESSOR SEAN FADER’S “INSUFFICIENT MEMORY” ACQUIRED BY BUFFALO AKG ART MUSEUM MONDAY, JUL 24, 2023 INSTALLATION VIEW OF DIFFERENCE MACHINES: TECHNOLOGY AND IDENTITY IN CONTEMPORARY ART (ALBRIGHT-KNOX NORTHLAND, OCTOBER 16, 2021–JANUARY 16, 2022). ART © SEAN FADER. PHOTO: BRENDA BIEGER FOR BUFFALO AKG ART MUSEUM “I hope that people look at this work and they realize how many people we’ve lost in the fight for queer equity, and that visibility for queer people is complicated: visibility…Read More
DAY BEFORE TOMORROW: Exclusive Interview With Artist Damien H. Ding Artist Damien H. Ding talks about the fragility of human connection and the enigmatic journey of intimacy. July 20, 2023 in Art, DSCENE MAGAZINE, Exclusive, Interviews Damien H. Ding‘s work encapsulates the fragility of human connection and the inevitable dissolution of even the most profound intimacy. The artist employs the language and material of furniture and cabinetry to enable an intimate interaction with painting, evocative household altars, and miniature chapels. His paintings…Read More
‘Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door’, new and recent work by acclaimed New Mexico–based artist Paula Wilson, Elders, 2021. Ink, watercolor, colored pencil, acrylic, and oil on paper, muslin, and canvas, 91 x 83 inches, collection of Chris and Catherine Clifford. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY.– The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College is opening today Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door, a new exhibition featuring the work of renowned multimedia artist Paula…Read More
New at The Tang: Exhibition Features Acclaimed New Mexico–Based Artist BY SARATOGA TODAY | ENTERTAINMENT Paula Wilson, Elders, 2021, ink, watercolor, colored pencil, acrylic, and oil on paper, muslin, and canvas, 91 x 83 inches, collection of Chris and Catherine Clifford. SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College presents Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door, a new exhibition featuring the work of renowned multimedia artist Paula Wilson. The exhibition opens July…Read More
The Back Story: Ann Shelton Ann Shelton is a leading New Zealand photographer whose work has been widely acclaimed and is held in public and private collections in New Zealand and overseas. Her new work, i am an old phenomenon, is at Auckland’s Gus Fisher Gallery as part of a group exhibition, she could lie on her back and sink, until 26 August. Shine even into its darkest winter (Fly Agaric) by Ann Shelton, above. Tell us…Read More
DAY BEFORE TOMORROW Exhibition at Eugster II Belgrade DSCENE Magazine teams up with Day Before Tomorrow exhibition curated by Vuk Ćuk. July 3, 2023 in Art, DSCENE MAGAZINE, Exclusive Day Before Tomorrow, Exhibition View, Photo © Borislav Utjesinovic DSCENE Magazine embarks on a unique artistic collaboration as it joins forces with the esteemed Eugster II Belgrade gallery for a group exhibition entitled “DAY BEFORE TOMORROW.” Curated by the visionary talent of Vuk Ćuk, this also marks his curatorial debut, showcasing a remarkable group of artists, including…Read More
Check out an Iranian-American artist’s new exhibit at the MFA “Banner Project” is a new photography exhibit by Sheida Soleimani, who incorporates collage into her elaborate photo scenes. Sheida Soleimani, Dissident (detail), 2023. Archival pigment print. Courtesy of the artist and Denny Gallery, New York, Edel Assanti, London, and Harlan Levey Projects, Brussels. © Sheida Soleimani. By Natalie Gale July 3, 2023 The MFA puts on a new photography exhibit by Providence, R.I.-based artist Sheida Soleimani this…Read More
UK Art Museum receives grant from Terra Foundation for American Art By UK Art Museum report June 28, 2023 LEXINGTON, Ky. (June 28, 2023) — The University of Kentucky Art Museum has received a grant from the Terra Foundation for American Art in support of its exhibition/publication, “Disguise the Limit: John Yau’s Collaborations.” The Terra Foundation awarded 57 grants in November 2022, amounting to a total of over $5.5 million, to support projects that expand narratives of American art to transform how stories of American art…Read More
Sean Fader’s: “SUGAR DADDY, DEAR DANIELLE” at The Denny Gallery NYU Tisch Professor and Queer Artist, Sean Fader presents an audio-visual exhibition from May 19th – June 24th by Danielle Niecey | June 19, 2023 June 3rd, 2023. The Denny Gallery, Manhattan New York — At 12:00 noon the Denny Gallery opened their doors to the eager guests that awaited the new exhibit inside. An intimate group of art enthusiasts, students, buyers, and media press representatives arrived…Read More
Submerging Psychedelia: She Could Lie on Her Back and Sink By Misong Kim | Auckland, 15 June 2023 Ann Shelton, ‘i am an old phenomenon’ (2022–ongoing). Pigment prints, handmade cedar stands. Courtesy the artist and Two Rooms, Auckland; Denny Gallery, New York; and Bartley and Company Art, Wellington. Exhibition view: Group exhibition, She could lie on her back and sink, Gus Fisher Gallery, Auckland (3 June–26 August 2023). Courtesy Gus Fisher Gallery. Photo: Sam Hartnett. A new group exhibition at the University…Read More
Milwaukee Art Museum preps two big shows for autumn Milwaukee Art Museum will show ‘Art, Life, Legacy: Northern European Paintings in the Collection of Isabel and Alfred Bader,’ which opens Sept. 29, and ’50 Paintings,’ a survey of work by 50 contemporary painters, starting Nov. 17. Works by Amy Sherald (left) and Judy Ledgerwood (right) from the upcoming “50 Paintings” show at MAM. By Bobby Tanzilo Senior Editor/Writer Published Jun 13, 2023 at 4:24 PM Milwaukee Art…Read More
Sean Fader Interviewed by Ksenia M. Soboleva The digital image as a tool for exploring queer histories. Jun 12, 2023 Interview Art Sean Fader, Lillies, 2023, archival inkjet print, custom gold lead frame, digital video, 40 × 30 inches. Courtesy of Sean Fader and Denny Gallery. When Sean Fader and I happened to be on the same Zoom call in the summer of 2022, we quickly decided that the virtual encounter had to be followed by an in-person one….Read More
New exhibit coming to Tang Museum in July “Elders” by Paula Wilson (image provided) By SARATOGIAN STAFF | June 11, 2023 at 8:30 a.m. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College has a new exhibit opening next month. “Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door” will be on display July 15 through Dec. 30. Wilson, who was born in Chicago and lives and works in Carrizozo, NM, has gained international…Read More
Frieze and Kiaf to Return to Seoul with Even More Galleries By Michael Irwin Seoul 7 June 2023 Both fairs have expanded their supplementary sectors, Kiaf Plus and Frieze Masters. Kiaf SEOUL 2022. Courtesy Kiaf SEOUL. In September, veteran Korean art fair Kiaf Seoul and the new Frieze Seoul will return for their second joint appearance at the Coex Convention & Exhibition Center. Both fairs have announced new additions to their line-ups. Frieze Seoul’s second edition will feature…Read More
Artist Amir H. Fallah’s Mesmerizing Portraits STUDIO MAY 9, 2023 ANNA CLAIRE MAUNEY A Distorted Reality is Now A Necessity To Be Free, 2019. Acrylic on canvas. 15 x 7 in. When asked what gets him excited to make something new, contemporary artist Amir H. Fallah says simply, “I’m always excited.” Based in LA, Fallah makes detailed, collage-esque paintings that have been displayed in exhibitions around the world. His work is featured in private collections in Chicago and Kansas City, in the Microsoft…Read More
Her parents survived prison and separation to flee Iran. Her art tells their story Photographer Sheida Soleimani’s sumptuous collages reveal dark truths about exile and trauma Lilah Raptopoulos MAY 3 2023 Sheida Soleimani sits with me in the back of a gallery in Tribeca, New York. Behind us are some pieces of her earlier work, but we’re gazing, on a laptop, at images of her newest. Specifically, we’re looking at a photograph she took of…Read More
DPI PROFESSOR SEAN FADER ANNOUNCES NEW EXHIBITION “SUGAR DADDY: DEAR DANIELLE” TUESDAY, MAY 2, 2023 SUGAR DADDY II, 2023 ARCHIVAL INKJET PRINT 44 X 78 IN/112 X 198 CM DPI Professor Sean Fader accounces a new exhibition, Sugar Daddy: Dear Danielle, which opens on Friday, May 19th at Denny Gallery in New York and runs through until June 24th. Denny Gallery’s New York location is at 39 Lispenard Street New York, NY 10013. The opening reception on Friday, May 19th will be held…Read More
Amir H. Fallah Feels the Pull of His Iranian Origins Mr. Fallah was 4 when he left Iran after its revolution. Now, he’s using his art to support the recent uprising there. Amir H. Fallah’s painting, “I Want To Live, To Cry, To Survive, To Love, To Die.” It is one of the works he is showing at Art Basel Hong Kong.Credit…The artist and Denny Gallery By Farah Nayeri March 22, 2023 Amir H. Fallah was…Read More
Damien H. Ding Explores the Mechanisms of Desire in Private Paintings at Denny Gallery By Maria Owen March 9, 2023 Installation view of Damien H. Ding, “Hero’s Journey,” 2022-23, egg tempera on panel and mahogany construct, Box: 45 3/4 x 28 x 28 inches, Five panels: 42 x 146 inches; courtesy of the artist and Denny Gallery. On February 17, at around 6:58 PM, a crowd of people gathered inside Denny Gallery on Lispenard Street in New York,…Read More
WHAT’S ON HK Must-See Hong Kong Art Exhibitions 3 MARCH, 2023 Looking for your next culture fix? Here are the newest must-see Hong Kong art exhibitions on view and happenings this month, including Art Central and Art Basel Hong Kong Encounters. Our city is home to a treasure trove of artists and galleries, specialising in contemporary to fine art and more. Treat yourself to one of the many stunning Hong Kong art shows on view this Hong Kong Art Month —…Read More
‘Amir H. Fallah: The Fallacy of Borders’ at the Fowler Amir H. Fallah, “Silent Sounds,” 2021-22; stained and fused glass, custom LED panel, aluminum frame. (Amir H. Fallah / Dio Horia Gallery) In Amir H. Fallah’s first museum exhibition in Los Angeles, expect to get caught up in the artist’s maximalist paintings and stained glass works. Fallah is known for making “alternative” portraits — they don’t fixate on likeness but rather on the objects, textures and moods that…Read More
Gallery: “The Fallacy of Borders” highlights Iranian-American experiences at Fowler Museum By Ethan Manafi Feb. 18, 2023 The Fowler Museum at UCLA is displaying “The Fallacy of Borders” by Amir H. Fallah, an Iranian-born artist working in Los Angeles. Six pieces are shown against the dark gray walls of the Fowler. More than 25 pieces of Fallah’s work are on display at this exhibition. Fallah stands in front of one of his pieces. Fallah…Read More
