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Things Are Not What They Appear
Jonathan Horowitz contributes a new layer of Roy Lichtenstein’s conceptual painting panini, where meaning of any given image melts into a sea of references within the confines of two pieces of stereotyped white bread. He takes Mirror #1, a well-known image describing an extremely familiar object, and presents it as an illustration challenge to approximately twelve artists including himself. A brush and paint are the only tools used to create … Continue reading »
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Do You “include yourself in that us or not?”
AC Institute, 547 West 27th Street, Suite 610, New York, NY 10001; Tuesday through Saturday 1.00 until 6.00pm; Thursday 1.00 until 8.00pm
Four Exhibitions running from May 12th through June 18th, 2011
Joseph Farbrook (image courtesy of AC)
Michael Georgetti (image courtesy of AC)
AC is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, which means that the director Holly Crawford hangs work that don’t necessarily have to sell. This is definitely not a … Continue reading »
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Tagged AC Institute, AICA, Avante-garde, Chelsea, Clement Greenberg, conceptual, cross media artist, CUE Art Foundation, Deconstructivism, flash art, Holly Crawford, installation, Jonathon Keats, Joseph Farbrook, kitsch, light art, Michael Georgetti, progressive poetry, punctuation poetry, Robert Saucier, sound art, That Is Then. This Is Now, The Kit, The Kit Collaboration, video art
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