The recent exhibition Transmission LA: AV Club at the MOCA Geffen space had tiny disasters all around it, some hidden from view and some out in the open. Mat Gleason, in a Huffington Post article, details one such mess (Do … Continue reading
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For Half Stop, as in his earlier Wood Wedge (of which this new piece is a representation, which act adds a second remove and layer of information to the new sculpture), Cameron Crone made high definition photographs of the outsides … Continue reading
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Without mentioning to me the source of the initial sentence on which he based his semi-fictional quote, Michael Dopp, early one morning after an opera the night before, told me that his intention was to allow doubt to enter the … Continue reading
“I was cutting the paper in place, in the landscape, in fifty mile per hour winds.” I got a vision of Julie Shafer flailing about the severe terrain of Owens Lake with sheets of photo paper larger than she, slashing … Continue reading
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Ex Libris May 19- June 9, 2012 Opening reception Saturday, May 19, 6-8pm Sabina Lee Gallery is pleased to present the exhibition Ex Libris Ex Libris inverts the standard practice of exhibition lending, where rare or inaccessible objects are … Continue reading
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Dear Bettina, David and I received the package you sent. The catalogue for your new project is quite lovely! Thanks. It is also truly weird… Did you or an agent on your behalf spend the past two years buying from … Continue reading
I thought briefly of Ed Kienholz, and of the way he used materials relating to the human experience to represent humans. Kienholz used old stuff – familiar and full of nostalgia – to suggest that I, or any person, could … Continue reading
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Is it about looking and that inevitably when we do, we reach beyond yourselves? Is about finding in others things worthwhile to support and so finding one’s self strengthened? Is it about asking questions of what we find, holding a … Continue reading
