Museum Monday: Exciting new work from David Hockney will be shown at the Whitney Museum this summer. “The Jugglers, June 24th 2012” is the artist’s first video work that depicts 12 people juggling colored clubs and will be displayed on 18 synchronized screens. Make sure to add a visit to the Whitney onto your summer itinerary!
© David Hockney via ARTINFO.com
Read ARTINFO’s latest article on Adrian Ghenie’s work before New Paintings, his first U.S. gallery exhibition, opens tomorrow night at our 534 West 25th Street location.
Take a behind-the-scene’s look at Fiona Rae’s workspace and the objects that inspire her paintings in Artinfo’s recent article.
ARTINFO just named us the Best Gallery on Pinterest! Be sure to follow our page and re-pin some amazing art!
ARTINFO’s highlights our current showing of Song Dong Doing Nothing. We hope you get a chance to see it for yourself!
Kiki Smith discusses her site-specific installation, Chorus, at 46th Street and Eighth Avenue with ArtInfo. Created in conjunction with Art Production Fund, it is up through September 4th in the Last Lot Project Space. Be sure to check out this colorful outdoor installation before the summer ends!
Pace is pleased to announce our newest gallery space opening this October at 6 Burlington Gardens, adjacent to the Royal Acadamy. Read more here: Pace Announces Expansive Permanent London Gallery at the Royal Academy | In the Air: Art News & Gossip | ARTINFO.com
An installation view of Loris Gréaud’s “A World of Absolute Relativity,” 2012 © Greaud Studio and Yvon Lambert, Paris
ARTINFO talks with Loris Gréaud on his upcoming Pace Gallery debut this Saturday, May 5th. By the sound of things its going to be a great show, we hope you can join us!
Reblog of the day! Happy Birthday Willem de Kooning!
Today is Willem de Kooning’s birthday! He would have been 105.
On the occasion of the Museum of Modern Art’s tremendous 2011 John Elderfield-curated de Kooning retrospective, de Kooning co-biographer Mark Stevens came onto The Modern Art Notes Podcast. Stevens and his co-author Annalyn Swan won the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for their biography of the artist, “de Kooning: Am American Master.” So far as I know, this program marked Stevens’s first thoughts on the exhibition.
Download the program directly to your PC/mobile device here. You can see images of the art Stevens and I discuss here.
Image: de Kooning, Woman, 1948. Collection of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
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“They’re very separate for me,” Pace artist, Yoshitomo Nara told ARTINFO through a translator when asked about the differences between drawing, painting, and sculpting. “I never make a drawing as a base for a painting. I never do a painting for a sculpture. For me, drawing is the one I love the most and it’s very distinct.”
Photo Courtest of BFA
Pace Gallery Founder, Arne Glimcher, on the Past and Future of the gallery.
See Sol LeWitt’s Photographs of the 1970s Lower East Side at the Mondrian SoHo
Entitled “SOL LEWITT: On the Walls of the Lower East Side,” the outdoor installation, on one of the hotel’s walls near its Lafayette Street entrance, marks the first time this body of work will be exhibited in New York.
ARTINFO suggests you “See Matta’s Surrealist Masterworks (and Lesser-Known Late Paintings) at the Pace Gallery” and we couldn’t agree more! Matta: A Centennial Celebration is located at 534 West 25th Street and on view until January 28, 2012. You can view the slideshow here.
Pace’s Arne Glimcher on Louise Nevelson’s “Sky Cathedral - Moon Garden + One” (1957-1960)
Pace’s Arne Glimcher on Andy Warhol’s “Marilyn Diptych” (1962)
