Category: photo

  • some images of october’s wynwood

    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.





  • This Saturday July 14

    Last day for Conditions of Display at the Moore Space, in which I am exhibiting an installation, untitled(the fifth victim).

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    Also, the opening of Confluence: a collaboration at Fredric Snitzer Gallery.

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    Aja Albertson and I collaborated on a video.

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    Many other openings will take place Saturday, including Tom Scicluna @ TwentyTwenty Projects, Jonathan Thomas @ Bas Fisher Invitational, Raul Perdomo @ Ingalls & Associates.

  • I have been outed?

    pgt found this painting in the window of an antique dealer’s shop in Paris.

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  • May Miami

    This past Saturday night, many exhibitions opened. Though, we didn’t attend most of them. The night was very rewarding. Miami’s art scene can take great pride in what it is offering. Mainly, smart, considered and well-crafted works. We’ll provide more images and discussions relating to these works.

    Kari Snyder

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    Lamia Endara

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    Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova

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    We also noted : Michael Rodriguez at Ingalls. Jacin Giordano at Snitzer. And a refreshing exhibition of photographs at twenty twenty, featuring Tom Scicluna, Hugo Montoya .

  • Thomson, RIP

    from their website,

    To our Customers:

    We are sad to say that after 58 years we are closing our doors.
    Our last day of production will be December 22, 2006, but our customer service will open until January 12, 2007 (except for Christmans week, when we will be closed for the holiday). You may pick up your finished orders until that date.
    We want to thank you for your patronage during the past five decades.
    The Thomson Staff.
  • Harlem dirt and bricks

    I find so much pleasure in this. David Hammons doesn’t always like his 2d works to be “framed and hung,” so many of his basketball drawings lean.

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