You've got to dig to dig it, you dig?
I don’t have much time to write about last Saturday; so, I’ll thank Quisqueya Henriquez for her works, in A Heap of Paradise. I was feeling a bit lousy and was nursing a headache; but her works, especially the collage and drawings on newsprints – Untitled (baseball players), made my evening. Thanks.
Pablo Gonzalez-Trejo will participate in Exposition Jeune Création 2007, in Paris.
The press release(pdf). PGT gets my vote for the Prix Jeune Creation Prize (3000 e).
Martin Oppel‘s exhibition of works at Galerie Perrotin, Paris. Hernan Bas wrote an accompanying text.
I really love this exhibition. The show is beautiful. The works (mixed media covered with mirror tiles and [showered with] light) are well placed in relation to the other works, the gallery space, and the viewers. This exhibition presents three (actually, five –the first sculpture is of three objects, Gemstones (part I, II and III)) sculptures with strong pull and a fluid, luminous space in-between the objects. On accepting Wischer’s invitation to search for magic, one’s movements are satellite-like – gently falling in the orbit of these sculptures. Angels and Ancestors (part III), which takes the form of a baobab tree, is especially dominant, with a strong gravitational attraction; space seemed to curve about it.
Also on view are a group of photographs titled Intermission. The are some images on the artist’s website.
Gazebo
Tom Scicluna
Opening Reception
Friday, October 19th, 2007
7-10PM
Exhibition closes November 10th, 2007
Carol Jazzar
158 NW 91 Street
Miami, FL 33150
305-490-6906
Friday and Saturday 1-5PM
and by appointment
Thursday, October 18. MDC Centre Gallery.
CriticalMiami has some photos of the gallery hop.
Here are our images of Vickie Pierre’s works at Ingalls, DeGuria at Snitzer’s Project Space, a detail at Kevin Bruk’s Project Space, Adam Shecter’s animation at Castillo, Phantasm at UM Project Space, dude on the street, Gambrell and Reedy at Dorsch’s and NIck D. Lobo at TwentyTwenty.
