Min Song’s amazing wall relief sculpture ‘OOO OOO’ is on view starting today at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in the group exhibition “Personal Space”, curated by Allison Glen.

Anne Lindberg’s first solo museum exhibition in a NYC museum – the eye’s level – is currently on view at MAD through March 3, 2019.

“Lindberg’s installations provoke emotional, visceral, and perceptual responses to color, light, architecture, time, and movement. Interested in the relationship between deep thinking and composing, especially as the latter develops and unfolds through walking, Lindberg forefronts movement as a significant component in her making, characterizing her studio practice as a paced and daily conversation with place.”

 
Diana Guerrero-Maciá is participating in the group exhibition Waiting for a Sign at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts, October 20, 2018 – January 12, 2019.

“Either figuratively or literally, and whether from God or Mother Nature, Waiting for a Sign explores the use of signage, text, and iconography-visual images and symbols-in the work of eight contemporary artists.”

The Kitchen, NYC | October 25 and 26

Upcoming is the theatrical debut of THEM, co-directed by artists Liliana and Ana Tiscornia with music by Sylvia Meyer.

THEM “questions the conventions through which we perceive things, and offers an invitation to recreate narratives beyond our expectations”. This event is presented by El Museo del Barrio, the SCAD Museum of Art and The Kitchen. For more information about the exhibition, please visit The Kitchen’s website.

Featuring Anne Lindberg and opening August 14th at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site is SPECTRUM a group exhibition that explores relationships between Thomas Cole’s use of color and that of 11 contemporary artists.

From July 26 – August 31, Andrew Holmquist will be participating A STRONG DESIRE, a group exhibition at PS120 exploring “explores body politics and the commodification of relationships and sexual identity whilst living under a capitalist regime.”

 
“’Chaos and Awe’ contains some wonderful paintings. Among them are Dannielle Tegeder’s crisp and airy ‘Lightness as It Behaves in Turbulence’ (2016)” – Peter Plagens. Read the WSJ review here.

“This landmark exhibition explores the influence of Michael Jackson on some of the leading names in contemporary art, spanning several generations of artists across all media. Curated by Dr Nicholas Cullinan, Director of the National Portrait Gallery, the exhibition will open in the summer of 2018 to coincide with what would have been Michael Jackson’s 60th birthday (on 29 August 2018)”.

 
Dannielle Tegeder is participating in a fantastic exhibition called Chaos and Awe: Painting for the 21st Century, at The Frist Museum of Art. This is “a sweeping survey of contemporary art from around the world, celebrates paint’s capacity to weave together images of physical reality, memories, emotions, and the virtual world.” The exhibition will be on view through September 16 and travel to the Chrysler Museum of Art.

 
“Bedford’s paintings electrify crashing waves and bone-dry deserts with ekphrastic energy.” – B. David Zarley. Here.

Anne Lindberg’s work is currently included in Topologies, curated by Mika Yoshitake and currently on view at the Warehouse Dallas. For more information and images, please visit their website here.

 
We will be extending FROM THE GROUND UP for one more week – through May 12th. Come see amazing sculptures by:

Diana Guerrero-Maciá opens The Other Ones at Baltimore’s artist-run space SINDIKIT this Saturday April 7th.

Iterations: Dannielle Tegeder in conversation with Sharmistha Ray in Artcritical

Liliana Porter will have an opening this Saturday, March 13m 2018 at one of our favorite art institutions, Art Omi. The exhibition will be up through May 13.

“Equal parts fashion show and art-history lesson, Andrew Holmquist’s ‘Alter Ego’ dazzles the viewer with a diverse assortment of Technicolor ‘looks’ in the guise of eighteen blisteringly frenetic works on paper”. – Alan Pocaro, Newcity

Anne Lindberg’s solo exhibition the long sun opens at CAM Raleigh on February 2 and will be on view through through May 6, 2018.

Lindberg’s new solo exhibition, the long sun, brings light, materiality and rhythm to ruminations on the sun in context, in all its various capacities, to elicit qualities ranging from the emotional to the tangential.

The H&R Block Artspace is pleased to present Chroma Machine Suite: Forecasting Fault Lines in the Cosmos, an exhibition of work by Dannielle Tegeder, including two new commissions created with 14 students at the Kansas City Art Institute during the artist’s residency. Opening Reception
Friday, Jan 26, 6-8 p.m.