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by Jeroen Diepenmaat

Part of the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University’s groundbreaking exhibition that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art.

The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl features work by 41 artists from around the world, from the 1960s to the present, who use vinyl records as subject or medium. The exhibition includes sound work, sculpture, installation, drawing, painting, photography, video and performance.

The Record includes rising stars in the contemporary art world (William Cordova, Robin Rhode, Dario Robleto), outsider artists (Mingering Mike), well-established artists (Jasper Johns, Ed Ruscha, Carrie Mae Weems) and artists whose work will be shown in a U.S. museum for the first time (Kevin Ei-ichi deForest, Jeroen Diepenmaat, Taiyo Kimura, Lyota Yagi).

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Posted: September 9th, 2010
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Christophe Roberts / Hebru Brantley

Christophe Roberts and Hebru Brantley are opening at theALyons Wier Gallery in New York with theirA Journey of a Thousand Eyes andAWait a Cotton Picking Minute exhibitions, Friday, September 10, 2010 6:00 - 9:00 pm and the exhibit runs from September 10 - October 10, 2010.AMNP talked with Roberts this past winter about his art inAthe DOJO. Don't miss it folks!

Mass Media meets Mass Production: New works by Chicago natives Hebru Brantley and Christophe Roberts will be presented at Lyons Wier Gallery in concurrent exhibitions that blur the boundaries between fine art, social commentary and consumer products. Each artist will present a body of work that engages and navigates contemporary urban realities with critical wit, precision, agility, and vision.

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Journey of a Thousand Eyes 2010, Mixed media
38 x 38 x 24 inches

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Amongst the Hustle 2010, Mixed media and collage
57 x 67 inches

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Posted: September 8th, 2010
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Aldo Castillo Interview

The Windy City Times recently talked with Aldo Castillo, Associate Director of the Miami International Art Fair, which happens January 13-17, 2011, about closing the award-winning gallery bearing his nameAand now identifying with a larger world. Below is an excerpt from the interview:

The art fair you’re becoming director of takes place in January?

Yes, Jan. 13-17. That’s the one I’m directing, but I’m helping, shaping the fair so it becomes competitive. Because the gallery behavior has totally changed-you don’t see that many customers walking by into galleries anymore. Galleries are facing new challenges and they have nothing to do with the economy, they have to do with technology. Galleries now depend on their websites for people to know where they are or what they do. Many people who like art like to go to art fairs because it’s like a little museum coming to you for three days or four days. When it comes to the business of people looking at art, art fairs are the prime today the main venue for selling art.

Why did you decide to keep your gallery here online?

Because I am considered one of the main voices for Latin American art. I have studied the movements in Latin American art, what sells, what doesn’t sell, the prices, the authenticity of the work, so I am a key person that is knowledgeable about that. When I decided to close the gallery, all these people advised me not to do it-to keep the name alive. It’s better to keep what I have done open.

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Posted: September 3rd, 2010
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Jason Krugman : Electric Zoo Art Installation

Living Objects in Brooklyn's McCarren Park - December 2009

Jason Krugman is displaying his Living Objects series this weekend in NYC at the Electric Zoo Festival, stop by!

RANDALL'S ISLAND, NY September 4th and 5th, 2010 - Jason Krugman will present a large-scale illuminated sculptural installation as the art centerpiece at this year's Electric Zoo music festival. Currently in its second year, the 2-day festival is expected to draw upwards of 40,000 fans with its 70+ musical acts, including headliners The Chemical Brothers and Armin Van Buuren.

Krugman's installation will be the most recent incarnation of his ongoing "Living Objects" series, based around the creation and placement of illuminated humanoid sculptures. The sculptures are made largely from recycled shrink-wrap, wire and LED strands. With his Living Objects, Krugman strikes a balance between authentic human beings, and artificial forms, comprised of industrial plastic and refuse. In a combination of Parks-Department-approved and guerilla installations, Krugman has placed his sculptures in trees, on top of buildings, and in public parks.

"‘Living Objects’ [are] simultaneously impressive and scrappy: they're the kind of pieces you appreciate and engage with almost immediately, due to their human- like form as well as their construction." JAMES YEH - GREENPOINT GAZETTE

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Living Objects in McCarren Park was commissioned by the North Brooklyn Public Arts Coalition and the Open Space Alliance. Photos by Sarah Pirozek

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Posted: September 3rd, 2010
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Miradas: Ancient Roots in Modern and Contemporary Mexican Art

The early birds will get the freebies whenAMuzeo in Anaheim opens its next show, a touring exhibition of 130 works by Mexican artists and Americans who worked in Mexico.

"Miradas: Ancient Roots in Modern and Contemporary Mexican Art from the Bank of America Collection" runs Sept. 10 to Jan. 9, 2011. The first three days, Sept. 10-12, will be free. After that it costs $13 for adults, $9 for children.

The survey show includes works by Diego Rivera, Rufino Tamayo, Gabriel Orozco, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Edward Weston and Javier Chavira, whose "El Guerrero (The Warrior)" is pictured. The curator is Cesareo Moreno, visual arts director of Chicago’s National Museum of Mexican Art, in collaboration with Bank of America’s curatorial staff. It was first seen last year at the Chicago museum, and will move on to the Museo Alameda in San Antonio after the Anaheim showing.

"Miradas" is one of more than a dozen exhibitions that Bank of America has culled from its collections and put on the road this year and next. "Transcending Vision: American Impressionism, 1870-1940" is scheduled to open May 25, 2011, at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, and "Portraits" is on tap starting in May, 2011, at the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego.

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Posted: August 27th, 2010
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Biennale de Montreal 2011

Curated by Claude Gosselin, Executive and Artistic Director of CIAC - Centre international d’art contemporain de Montreal, and David Liss.AThe 7th edition of La Biennale de Montreal (BNLA MTL), an international biennal, will be held fromAMay 1st to 31st 2011 and will bring together groundbreaking works of art under the theme of "Chance" ; the program promises to provide variety and wealth of ideas and events. Presented at theACoeur des sciences de l’UQAM, the BNL MTL will primarily examine the relationship that binds science, art and chance.

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Posted: July 23rd, 2010
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Flood by Susan Stockwell

Susan Stockwell’s Flood, opening June 18th, 2010 at York St Marys, a 13th Century Church in York.

A 21st century flood will engulf the ancient space of York St Mary's this summer as part of a new site specific contemporary art installation. ARenowned artist Susan Stockwell's work will see a tower of computer components pouring from the roof of the medieval church, filling the nave with a brightly coloured pool of metal and wire.AStockwell'sAFlood draws on themes such as communication, consumerism and capitalism, to create a thought provoking and visually stimulating installation which strikingly complements the stone architecture.

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Posted: June 16th, 2010
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ninja.networks / Ninja Badges

Ninja Networks designs and distributes custom electronic "badges" at DEFCON and other creative conferences around the world.

Kewl.

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Posted: June 10th, 2010
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Takafumi YAGI : "vermilion" Showcase

Takafumi YAGI : "vermilion" is showing at the Megumi Ogita Gallery (5-4-14- 4F Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo)A10 -26 of June 2010. If you’re in Tokyo let us know how it is!

Takafumi YAGI was born in 1982 and now studies MA Sculpture Course at Musashino Art University. In the undergraduate's end year show, he presented his first sculpture made of color pencils "sky blue" that strongly impressed the visitors with its fresh and kaleidoscopic expression.AThe dozens of color pencils are fixed with resin and become just like a tree trunk so that YAGI is able to apply wood carving techniques on it. By sculpting the material, the color pencil cores appear and create various patterns according to the cuts.AFor the first solo exhibition "vermilion", YAGI challenges to make a chandelier that emits bright and warm textures. Showcase promises that "vermilion" would offer you an unique experience of the floods of colors and forms.

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Posted: June 8th, 2010
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