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 Christian de Vietri See October 2, 2009 |
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Above: Sculpture by Christian de Vietri from, "Discourse and Practice: Aporias of Perfection," with
Lukas Baden, curator; artists to be announced.
Right: "The South Bronx art scene in the 21st Century" with Barry Kostrinsky, Founder of Haven Arts, Joe Lewis, Dean of Alfred University's School of Art and Design, John Ahearm, artist, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz, artist, curator, Tim Rollins, Professor at SVA, and Holly Block, Director of Bronx Museum. |  Barry Kostrinsky See October 9, 2009 |
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Left: Don't Look, by Fay Ku, from, "She: Visions of Women by Taiwanese Artists," with
Thalia Vrachopoulos, professor, curator, critic, and artists: Jonathan Goodman, Nien Nien Yang, Fay Ku, Wong-Kai Wang
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Panelists explore how the economic crisis has affected art, its production and display. Are we experiencing a paradigm shift, and if so, what is the impact? Has the collapse emancipated or restrained the production of art?
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 Enrique Metinides |
Moderator: Peter Duhon, Director of programming, ATOA, and executive editor, Art Comments Participants: Richard Flood, Chief Curator of the New Museum Josh Baer, Writer and Art Adviser, Baerfax Newsletter Anton Kern, Gallerist, Anton Kern Gallery Alexandra Peers, Writer, New York Magazine and Wall Street Journal Organizer: Peter Duhon, Director of programming, ATOA, and Director of Art Comments |
 Keun Young Park "untitled" micro collage on paper |
This is the exhibition of the winners of ATOA's Curator's Choice 2008 contest. Jim Kempner, owner of Jim Kempner Fine Art Gallery, was the juror, and the exhibition of the winners is being held at his gallery on Thursday, September 24th, 2009, from 6 - 8 pm. The gallery is located at 501 W. 23rd St., at 10th Ave., in the Chelsea art district of NYC. See our prospectus for contest details. |
 Kate Teale "Through the Night 1:30 am" oil on canvas |
 Thomas Jackson "American Cipher 36" photo diptych |
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Winners: Judd Boloker Michelle Bova Kate Teale Thomas Jackson Celeste Rapone Keun Young Park |  Judd Boloker "Night of the Spider Flowers" colored pencil on Bristol Board |
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New York based Brazilian and German artist, "Janaina Tschäpe shares her forename with a Brazilian water goddess, and, not coincidentally, her photographs and performances-to-video feature sumptuously organic, watery, distorted female figures," writes Frieze. Janaina Tschäpe deftly exploits and subverts notions of identity and reality in her work. Janaina Tschäpe will give a presentation concerning her work, followed by a conversation with Peter Duhon, and Q&A with audience. | |
 Janaina Tschäpe |
Moderator: Peter Duhon, Director of Programming, ATOA, and Director of Art Comments Participant: Janaina Tschäpe, artist Organizer: Peter Duhon, Director of Programming, ATOA, and Director of Art Comments |
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