Showing posts with label Paul McCarthy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul McCarthy. Show all posts
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Collaborative drawing by Peter Saul and Paul McCarthy
Labels:
Erik Parker,
Paul McCarthy,
Peter Saul
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Judith Bernstein and Paul McCarthy in Conversation @ the New Museum, January 18th, 2013
Friday, January 18th, 2013 at 7PM
On the occasion of her first solo museum exhibition, Judith Bernstein will be joined by artist Paul McCarthy to discuss the themes of violence and sexuality apparent in both of their work. Margot Norton, Curatorial Associate and curator of “Judith Bernstein: HARD,” will moderate the discussion.
General Public $8
Members Free
The museum is offering ½ Gallery Admission with same day event ticket purchase.
To further information, please go here.
To purchase tickets.
Labels:
Judith Bernstein,
Paul McCarthy
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
PAINTING @ THE BOX opens December 1st, 2012
PAINTING
Judith Bernstein
Wally Hedrick
Michael Henderson
Lee Lozano
Boris Lurie
Paul McCarthy
Otto Muehl
Al Payne
Alfons Schilling
Carolee Schneemann
Barbara T. Smith
December 1, 2012 - January 26th, 2013
Opening Reception: December 1, 6 - 9pm
The Box
805 Traction Avenue
Los Angeles CA 90013
Within the art world, we place high value on painting. We love it for its beauty, for its traditions, for its ease. In our contemporary world it is often seen as a decoration for our walls and as a financial investment for our portfolio. The pieces in this show dating from 1959-2012 disrupt this attitude, pushing the viewer to think beyond the accepted idea of painting. Most of these artists work outside of the art world and use paintings to explore their social, personal and artistic dilemmas. These pieces are deeply personal to highly controversial. Ignoring the accepted avenues of what is considered “hip” and “trendy”. There is a pursuit on the track of the ugly as beautiful. Some of these artists are playing with materiality of painting. Some are dealing with the conceptual idea of painting. Some are using painting to process and work through their internal battles be it with political concerns or in matters of their intimate lives. You will walk into this exhibition and be confronted with what seems to be a random collection of paintings, but there is a thread in that each of these artists has lived in the singular pursuit of art for 30 to 60 years. These are tailings of these lives. These artists pursued their art without the concern of the art market. They pursued their art to an extreme. These paintings are without definition. Enjoy.
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Judith Bernstein
Wally Hedrick
Michael Henderson
Lee Lozano
Boris Lurie
Paul McCarthy
Otto Muehl
Al Payne
Alfons Schilling
Carolee Schneemann
Barbara T. Smith
December 1, 2012 - January 26th, 2013
Opening Reception: December 1, 6 - 9pm
The Box
805 Traction Avenue
Los Angeles CA 90013
Within the art world, we place high value on painting. We love it for its beauty, for its traditions, for its ease. In our contemporary world it is often seen as a decoration for our walls and as a financial investment for our portfolio. The pieces in this show dating from 1959-2012 disrupt this attitude, pushing the viewer to think beyond the accepted idea of painting. Most of these artists work outside of the art world and use paintings to explore their social, personal and artistic dilemmas. These pieces are deeply personal to highly controversial. Ignoring the accepted avenues of what is considered “hip” and “trendy”. There is a pursuit on the track of the ugly as beautiful. Some of these artists are playing with materiality of painting. Some are dealing with the conceptual idea of painting. Some are using painting to process and work through their internal battles be it with political concerns or in matters of their intimate lives. You will walk into this exhibition and be confronted with what seems to be a random collection of paintings, but there is a thread in that each of these artists has lived in the singular pursuit of art for 30 to 60 years. These are tailings of these lives. These artists pursued their art without the concern of the art market. They pursued their art to an extreme. These paintings are without definition. Enjoy.
LINK
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Monday, August 20, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
You Know? @ Altman Siegel opens June 22, 2012
You Know?
Nicolas Ceccaldi
Anne Collier
Jonathan Horowitz
Paul McCarthy
Kate Owens
Kirsten Pieroth
Eric Sidner
Curated by David Berezin
June 22 - August 4, 2012
Friday, June 1, 2012
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
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