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tagged with: gallerybeat
July 16th, 2010 • Paul H-O
A slide show shot and edited by photographer Garett Holden covering the opening of the SWELL show which opened June 30th at Nyehaus, Friedrich Petzel Gallery, and Metro Pictures. SWELL covers the life, times, and art of the surfer/artists of Venice Beach to Malibu, including New York based artists with connections and inspirations to the subject at hand. SWELL is curated by Jacqueline Miro and Tim Nye. The SWELL website can be checked out here and Garett's website can be found here.
May 27th, 2010 • Lisa
In this interview at the Luise Ross Gallery on May 1, 2010, Dr. Lisa turns her sights on getting to the bottom of what makes star New Yorker cartoonist, Edward Koren tick. He's complicated but his love of drawing and firefighting are obvious. more »
May 17th, 2010 • Lisa
Dr. Lisa and Samantha Schlaifer sneak into the Shepard Fairey opening at Deitch and get what they came for. Includes interviews with Shepard Fairey, Jeffrey Deitch, and Kim Hastreiter of Paper Magazine.
April 23rd, 2010 • Lisa
Needy artists are instant fodder for Dr. Lisa's psychological curiosity.
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April 5th, 2010 • Paul H-O
Come to hipster-shitty Williamsburg to an event that isn't artsy /hipster and not cool! Thus it's un-cool and pissing irony but fun and we just get down on the love for our guests and that is enough ands, and we are doing it because it's our amazing and not-amazing because we're like terrible capitalists. But in a really good venue, Pierogi 2000!
March 30th, 2010 • Paul H-O
Everybody loves Amy Lipton and that goes 2x for me. She leads up Ecoartspace East Coast.
Therein lay the rub. Ecoological art hasn't quite made it over the hump. At least as a form of documentation that will rivet me to what I'm seeing. It's a bit of a high school science fair with Birkenstocks. Lord knows I/we tried but it was just challenging. Our experiences with artist participants was mostly brittle but when we were left to our own devices then we had fun. It was like talking about a Prius, it's odd, a bit ducky, gets great gas mileage, the owners feel righteous, and we really want a Porche.
March 30th, 2010 • Paul H-O
It took months to get this Tim Hailey show edited since, what, August 2009? It accidentally got run over by a bus. That's why it's so late. It was very spur of the moment, Tim calling and saying ,"hey man, I'm having a show down the street from your place!". So I said how long is it up for and he says "todays the last day!". WTF.
I thought about it, and then it dawned on me I didn't EVEN know about the effin' S.O.B. goddam show and he calls me on the last day? FTS is my initial feeling.
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