C-Monster blogs about his session with Bert Rodriguez, as part of In the Beginning.
Category: nyc
Dexter Sinister
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Stuart Bailey and David Reinfurt are Dexter Sinister.
Here is one of their transmissions, produced by John Russell, Clement Greenberg is a conceptual artist. There is a pdf.
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Membership is tax-deductible.
some whitney biennial press
KH has posted and commented on some of the whitney biennial press. Here are some links.
Jerry Saltz for the New Yorker magazine.
Carly Berwick for the New York magazine.
Leslie Camhi for the Village Voice.
Holland Cotter for the New York Times.
Peter Schjeldahl for the New Yorker.
Claudia La Rocco for wnyc news.
Simon Houpt for the Globe and Mail.
Alexandra Peers for Conde Nast’s Portfolio.com.
And one about/of Bert Rodriguez.
whitney biennial opening night
I didn’t see much the first night.
The exhibition continued at the Park avenue Armory, a spectacular place.
the whitney biennial
I really enjoy the show; works by Leslie Hewitt, Rashawn Griffin, Amanda Ross-Ho, John Baldessari, Walead Beshty, Ellen Harvey, William Cordova, Heather Rowe, Rachel Harrison, Rita Ackerman, DJ Olive, Gardar Einarsson, Louise Lawler, Olaf Breuning, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Neighborhood Public Radio and Michael Queenland were especially memorable.
There is plenty of blog (flickr), magazine and newpaper coverage.
our nyc trip
We had a great time in New York City. It was great to see and be with family, friends (old and new) and all the nice folks moving about the city. The whitney events were fun and meeting some of the artists in the show was a bonus.
We stayed in Greenpoint, a polish neighborhood.
new york city
I was in New York City, last Wednesday, to install my work at the Whitney Museum. The weather wasn’t too mean (38 high and 20 low). It was uncomfortable but not untolerable. I got to see my first snow; it was from last week’s storm.
So, I am happy with the show.
Tomorrow, we head to new york city for the opening of the Whitney Biennial, to see some friends and to see some art. It should be fun. So stay tuned.