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Topologies

Gathering more than 100 works created between 1952 and 2016 by 61 artists, Topologies, curated by Mika Yoshitake, offers both snapshots of particular moments in time and historical lineages that unfold over years and which centers on the concept of geometric transformation, in which space and shape can be expanded, contracted, distorted, and twisted while the structure of the object remains constant throughout. Currently on view at The Warehouse, Topologies draws works from The Rachofsky Collection, the Dallas Museum of Art, Deedie Rose, and Jennifer and John Eagle.

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Jiro Takamatsu, “Light and Shadow”, 1973/2012. Light bulb and stainless steel board

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Barry Le Va, “Cut, Placed Parallel”, 1967. Felt and aluminum
Hitoshi Nomura, “Dryice”, March 28, 1970. 24 black and white photographs
Koji Enokura, Untitled No. 14, 1978. Canvas, waste oil, and wood  

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Akira Kanayama, copy on paper, 1992
GEORGES BIZET: “Carmen Suite No.1.2”
FRANZ PETER SCHUBERT: “Schwanengesang, D.957 Ständchen” (“Serenade”)
ANTONIO VIVALDI: “Concert No. 1, 2, 3, 4”
GEORGE GERSHWIN: “Rhapsody in Blue”
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: Overtures 1-6
DVORÁK: “Symphony No.8”
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: “Symphony No.9 D minor, op. 125”
IGOR STRAVINSKY: “The Firebird”

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David Altmejd, “The Academy”, 2005. Wood, glass mirror, Plexiglas, magic-sculpt, foam, synthetic flowers, jewelry, feathers, paint, lighting system, and minerals

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Park Hyunki, Untitled, 1984. Single-channel video, color, silent; monitor, steel plate, and stone

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Paloma Varga Weisz, “Fallende Frau, Doppelköpfig (Falling Woman, Double headed)”, 2004. Carved limewood and fabric

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Shinro Ohtake, “Retina #30 (Scandinavia)”, 1990-1991. Cloth adhesive tape, vinyl sheet, and resin covered on laminated chromogenic analog print mounted on wooden panel

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El Anatsui, “Ink Splash”, 2010. Aluminum and copper

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Shozo Shimamoto, Untitled, 1965. Enamel on canvas mounted on board

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Jean-Michel Basquiat photographed by Lee Jaffe, 1983.  

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The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Whitney Museum of American Art present FRANK STELLA: A RETROSPECTIVE, showcasing his prolific output from the mid-1950s to the present through approximately 100 works, including paintings, reliefs, maquettes, sculptures, and drawings.

momaps1: “Cao Fei’s (@cao_fei) print entitled “Wine Vessels Floating in the Meandering River (Game Series)” 2002, serves as a special shout-out to those #stayingin or enjoying a #girlsnight. If you’re a homebody relaxing while the rest of the city...

momaps1:

Cao Fei’s (@cao_fei) print entitled “Wine Vessels Floating in the Meandering River (Game Series)” 2002, serves as a special shout-out to those #stayingin or enjoying a #girlsnight. If you’re a homebody relaxing while the rest of the city rages, take a few cues from Cao’s subjects–grab a gaggle of friends, wrap up in cozy bathrobes, pull out your laptops, enjoy some noodles and perhaps a few “wine vessels.” “Cao Fei” at #MoMAPS1 is first museum solo show in the United States of Beijing-based artist. On view through August 31st. Open this weekend. Curated by @klausbiesenbach with @derriduh.
Come visit us tomorrow at MoMA PS1 and wishing you a happy #Friday! (at MoMA PS1)

lalouver:

A rare collection of works and matter by Marcel Duchamp is now on view at L.A. Louver. Featuring nearly 100 objects – original editioned objects and prints, collaborative designs, catalogues, readymades, archival material and ephemera, dating from 1917-1968.

A Marcel Duchamp Collection will be at L.A. Louver through May 14, 2016.

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kazland: “PARROT Acrylic, water pastel 8" frame drum KAZLAND 2016 ”

kazland:

PARROT

Acrylic, water pastel

8" frame drum

KAZLAND 2016

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Take a Peek at David Bowie’s Idiosyncratic Art Collection

“Art was, seriously, the only thing I’d ever wanted to own,” legendary musician David Bowie, who died on Sunday, January 10 at age 69, told the New York Times in 1998. “It can change the way that I feel in the mornings.”

He went on to espouse his admiration for Frank Auerbach, David Bomberg, and Francis Picabia, and his appreciation of Marcel Duchamp’s sense of humor—although Bowie allowed that “there’s the other side of me that thinks he did it just because he couldn’t paint.”

(Source: news.artnet.com)

scopeartshow: “#SCOPEMiamiBeach 2015 | Exhibitor Highlight | Modus Art Gallery - Booth [Zhuang Hong Yi, 6 Elements - Fire, sculpture] Find out more at SCOPE-ART.COM ”

scopeartshow:

#SCOPEMiamiBeach 2015 | Exhibitor Highlight | Modus Art Gallery - Booth

[Zhuang Hong Yi, 6 Elements - Fire, sculpture]

Find out more at SCOPE-ART.COM

moma: “Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s to a day of family, friends, and food. [Roe Ethridge. “Thanksgiving 1984.” 2009. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. © 2015 Roe Ethridge] ”

moma:

Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s to a day of family, friends, and food. 

[Roe Ethridge. “Thanksgiving 1984.” 2009. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. © 2015 Roe Ethridge]

For one long night, the Dallas Arts District was transformed into an open-air, urban playground of contemporary art on an expansive scale with an immersive, free and public exhibition that showcased work by local and international artists, selected by a team of renowned curators. In an unforgettable night, visitors experienced their familiar urban environment as it is converted into an interactive canvas for some of the world’s most innovative contemporary art.