Tableau Vivant

Nov 25
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Cam de Leon’s, “The Kiss”Cam has begun to experiment with oil paint, moving away for a moment from digital painting. He’s shown a few pieces on the west coast, but this will be the first on the east coast. It looks stunning!!

Cam de Leon’s, “The Kiss”

Cam has begun to experiment with oil paint, moving away for a moment from digital painting. He’s shown a few pieces on the west coast, but this will be the first on the east coast. It looks stunning!!

Nov 23
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And When The Echoes Had Ceased, Like A Sense Of Pain Was The Silence, Clayton Cubitt Just picked up Clayton’s piece today for our show. Very pleased!

And When The Echoes Had Ceased, Like A Sense Of Pain Was The Silence, Clayton Cubitt

Just picked up Clayton’s piece today for our show. Very pleased!

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rapeblossom: Milan Nenezic via drtenge

rapeblossom:

Milan Nenezic via drtenge

Nov 21
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fette: Kate MacDowell, Sparrow, hand built porcelain, cone 6 glaze, 7/2008, 7”x6 ½ x 2 inches. Via wurzeltod. And then, along the walk there was this old pet store and inside the dusty cages all the birds were bouncing and screaming and losing their feathers the same way they had lost their minds.

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Kate MacDowell, Sparrow, hand built porcelain, cone 6 glaze, 7/2008, 7”x6 ½ x 2 inches. Via wurzeltod.

And then, along the walk there was this old pet store and inside the dusty cages all the birds were bouncing and screaming and losing their feathers the same way they had lost their minds.

Nov 19
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Juul Kraijer I’m in love.

Juul Kraijer

I’m in love.

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Herbert Pfostl  “the fish in the water will move through your head”  2009 Phantasmaphile pal and OBSERVATORY cohort, Herbert Pfostl, has a new show opening at our space on Saturday, November 21st at 7pm: herbert pfostl ALL SORTS OF REMEDIES Opening: Saturday, November 21st at 7:00pm Exhibition: November 21, 2009 – January 8, 2010 Gallery Hours: Thursday and Friday 3-6pm Saturday and Sunday 12-6pm (enter through Proteus Gowanus gallery) Small paintings as parables of plants and animals and old stories of black robbers and white stags. Fragments on death like mirrors from a black sleep in the forests of fairy tales. All stories from the dust of the dead in fragments and footnotes like melodies of heartbreak and north and night and exploration–breakdowns. About saints with no promise of heaven and lost sailors forgotten and the terribly lonely bears. The unknown, the ugly – and the odd. Collected grand mistakes, noble errors from many sources. Sinking signals - conscious or not – sonatas and last letters and great insults. The impossible tears in landscapes of ocean or stranded whales. A going far back to coals and cruelties and sobbing like songs in whiskey and blood. Of soldiers’ last letters and all seven seas. With pirates and wars and prayers in holes in the ground. Of fallen women and orphaned children and drowned slaves and burned saints. Herbert Pfostl is the author of Blind Pony Books and the Paper Graveyard, and is the buyer for the bookstore at New York’s New Museum.

Herbert Pfostl  “the fish in the water will move through your head”  2009

Phantasmaphile pal and OBSERVATORY cohort, Herbert Pfostl, has a new show opening at our space on Saturday, November 21st at 7pm:

herbert pfostl
ALL SORTS OF REMEDIES

Opening: Saturday, November 21st at 7:00pm

Exhibition: November 21, 2009 – January 8, 2010


Gallery Hours:

Thursday and Friday 3-6pm

Saturday and Sunday 12-6pm

(enter through Proteus Gowanus gallery)

Small paintings as parables of plants and animals and old stories of black robbers and white stags. Fragments on death like mirrors from a black sleep in the forests of fairy tales. All stories from the dust of the dead in fragments and footnotes like melodies of heartbreak and north and night and exploration–breakdowns. About saints with no promise of heaven and lost sailors forgotten and the terribly lonely bears. The unknown, the ugly – and the odd. Collected grand mistakes, noble errors from many sources. Sinking signals - conscious or not – sonatas and last letters and great insults. The impossible tears in landscapes of ocean or stranded whales. A going far back to coals and cruelties and sobbing like songs in whiskey and blood. Of soldiers’ last letters and all seven seas. With pirates and wars and prayers in holes in the ground. Of fallen women and orphaned children and drowned slaves and burned saints.

Herbert Pfostl is the author of Blind Pony Books and the Paper Graveyard, and is the buyer for the bookstore at New York’s New Museum.

Nov 13
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Heather Gargon, Stole See these works in person at our group exhibition, The Little Deaths, in Philadephia on December 4th!

Heather Gargon, Stole

See these works in person at our group exhibition, The Little Deaths, in Philadephia on December 4th!

Nov 07
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Caitlin Hackett’s, “Undergrowth” See this work in person at Anagnorisis’ group exhibition, “The Little Deaths”, in Shadow’s Space in Philadelphia on December 4, 2009. RSVP to our facebook invite here.

Caitlin Hackett’s, “Undergrowth”

See this work in person at Anagnorisis’ group exhibition, “The Little Deaths”, in Shadow’s Space in Philadelphia on December 4, 2009. RSVP to our facebook invite here.

Oct 15
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fette: Stephan Balleux, Mother, 2009, Pastel on paper, 150cm x 110 cm. Via nevver. More.

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Stephan Balleux, Mother, 2009, Pastel on paper, 150cm x 110 cm. Via nevver. More.
Oct 11
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fette: Painting by Adrian Ghenie, Pie Fight Study 2, 2008, oil on canvas, 55 x 59 cm (view larger). Nicodim Gallery is moving from Chinatown to Culver City (LA) and will opening on October 30th with a tasty looking group show. I am curious to see the new pad. Via. Via.

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Painting by Adrian Ghenie, Pie Fight Study 2, 2008, oil on canvas, 55 x 59 cm (view larger). Nicodim Gallery is moving from Chinatown to Culver City (LA) and will opening on October 30th with a tasty looking group show. I am curious to see the new pad. Via. Via.