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Shen Jingdong at China Square Gallery - Aug 7, 2008 This show of Shen Jingdong's work, titled "Hero" was curated by Eric C. Shiner. I found the work reminiscent of Hergé (the creator of Tintin). The artist's sensibilities become clear when you understand his background. Trained as an artist at Nanjing Art College, he was later drafted into the military where he was assigned to serve in the Military Drama Troupe. Tags: China Square Gallery Shen Jingdong Eric Shiner Fine Art Chinese Military Chelsea New York City NYC yoyopro

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Fly's Eye by Buckminster Fuller at Max Protetch - June 2008 Fuller's Fly's Eye is a typical example of tensegrity in action. Fuller wrote of the Fly's Eye Dome design in 1983, "The basic hardware components will produce a beautiful, fully equipped, air-deliverable house that weighs and costs about as much as a good automobile." He emphasized the structure's potential to harness passive solar energy and natural wind ventilation. In this video, we first see a small model of it in the gallery, then a full-size instatllation in New York's Laguardia Place. I love the way that Laguardia's statue seems to be hailing it! Also, in the video we see Fuller's Rowing Needle, and concept drawings of the Dymaxion Car. Tags: Buckminster Fuller Max Protetch Gallery Fine Art New York City NYC Chelsea Laguardia Place Fly's Eye Tensegrity yoyopro

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Bubble Battle in Times Square - June 21, 2008 I went to the Bubble Battle and died a soapy death. This wonderful, silly, fantastic event was organized by newmindspace.com Just a sample of how great life can be in New York City. Hundreds and hundreds of adult children gathered in Times Square and released a hurricane of soap bubbles - what a mess! The best part was the bewildered tourists and passersby trying to figure out what we were protesting or demonstrating about. Why is it whenever a bunch of people gather does it have to be a protest? Can't we just get together and have fun? Tags: Bubble Battle Times Square New York City NYC soap bubbles newmindspace fun flash mob yoyopro

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Mirabella performed by Phyllis Chen Montague's toy Tarantella has all the hallmarks of the dance reputedly capable of exorcising the Tarantula's sting. This composition was designed to show off the virtuosic capabilities of the toy piano. Here is Phyllis Chen's brilliant performance of this composition at the Christopher Henry Gallery. Tags: Phyllis Chen toy piano fine art performance NYC New York City LES Christopher Henry Gallery yoyopro

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Studio Visit with Sean Kenney Sean Kenney is a Lego Master Builder, with a studio at the Long Island City Arts Center. He creates sculptures, portraits, models and other works. In his studio you will see millions of Lego blocks, and a few of his creations, completed and in progress. To find out more, go to www.seankenny.com Tags: Sean Kenney Lego LIC Art Center Master Builder yoyopro

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Studio Visit with Eun Nye Yang - May 31, 2008 The studio of Eun Nye Yang at the Long Island City Arts Center. Eun Nye is a sculptor, originally from South Korea, now living and working in New York. Her work is primarily figurative, and in many pieces she vividly captures a sense of motion. This is most evident in her work depicting dancers, appropriately enough, she is also a skilled dancer. Tags: Eun Nye Yang sculpture fine art NYC LIC Long Island City Arts Center yoyopro

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Margaret Leng Tan performs Eleanor Rigby on toy piano ELEANOR RIGBY Lennon/McCartney, arranged by Toby Twining Composer Toby Twining created the toy version of Eleanor Rigby at Margaret Leng Tan's request as she thought this popular Beatles song would be a potent evocation of 60's nostalgia when heard emanating from a toy piano. (Performed at the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts - May 31, 2008) Tags: Margaret Leng Tan Eleanor Rigby Lincoln Center New York toy piano arts NYC yoyopro

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Long Island City Art Center - Open Studios, May 31, 2008 The LIC Art Center had a day of open studios, so I went there and did some bubble shenanigans. Tags: Long Island City Art Center Fine LIC Eun Nye Yang yoyopro

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Margaret Leng Tan performs SweetChinoiserie by Guy Klucevsek Performed at the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts on May 31, 2008 Renowned accordianist/composer Guy Klucevsek adapted the toy instrumental suite, Sweet Chinoiserie for Margaret Leng Tan from his Chinoiserie, a music-theater collaboration with Ping Chong & Company. Soundwise and visually, it is one of the most colorful works in her toy repertory, drawing on an arsenal of kitchen and toy percussion and other toy instruments such as the melodica and of course, the toy accordion. The title of the suite's third movement, The Mark of a Hero, is a nod to the brand name of her toy accordion. Tags: Margaret Leng Tan Lincoln Center Performing Arts New York City NYC toy piano John Cage avant garde yoyopro

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Liu Zhang at 798 Avant Gallery - May 15, 2008 Renowned photographer, Liu Zhang, born in Hebei Province, currently living and working in Beijing. Note the fantastic use of black and white composition as he captures the landscape of modern China. I think in many ways it parallels the landscape of the USA in the 1930's, the effects of rapid development, such as the Tennessee Valley Authority, coal mining, rural entertainment - in many ways and in many aspects, Liu Zhang has captured a moment in a nation's history. Tags: Liu Zhang Photography China Development Black and White 798 Gallery Fine Art Chelsea New York City NYC yoyopro

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Lee Bul at Lehmann Maupin - May 8, 2008 Widely recognized as one of the leading Korean artists of her generation, Lee will present an installation of sculptural works, along with related studies and drawings, comprising a wide range of materials, visual elements, and references. Anchoring the exhibition is a large, grotto-like sculpture entitled Bunker -- M. Bakhtin. The work invites visitors inside to experience what the artist describes as a "sonic simulacrum" of architectural spaces and landscapes; interwoven is a layered narrative of modernity and historical memory emerging from the complex relationship between Korea and Japan in the 20th century. Situated within a mirrored environment that is at once brilliant and disorienting, Bunker -- M. Bakhtin is paired with an obsessively intricate structure made of glass, crystals, and aluminum suspended in midair—an homage to the visionary Weimar architect Bruno Taut, whose "peculiar fusion of futurist fantasia, utopian manifesto, and private obsessions," in the artist's words, seems to preside over the exhibition as a whole. Other works in the exhibition include wall pieces and a gridded platform on the floor making use of two-way mirrors to create the illusion of fragmentary architectural structures repeating and receding into infinite space. Tags: Lee Bul Lehmann Maupin Fine Art Gallery Cheleasa New York NYC Korean Sculpture yoyopro

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Youtube Tag! 5 Tags, 5 Facts Recently I was tagged by youtuber niswander. In response, here is my youtube tag vlog - in it the following youtubers are tagged: abeferraro planitreality richiebudd philodrummond andrewandrewtubetube Also, in this video you will see some of my friends and places I hang out in New York City, including another youtuber named captainronzo (at our collective birthday party) - and luxuriamusic.com DJ Switched On Audrey at Smashed Blocked Club. In case you didn't catch all the facts: 1: I was in Haiti 1986 for the Dechoukage 2: I have traveled all the way around the world in one trip 3: I have three nipples, known as a triple nipple, or a superfluous nipple 4: My thumb can point backwards, and my fingers can point forward at the first joint 5: I LOVE BEER! PS - I would like to add that 99.9% of the "tag" videos are boring as watching grass grow and paint dry at the same time. Go out and do something! This is video, not blogging. Sheesh. Tags: youtube tag abeferraro planitreality richiebudd philodrummond andrewandrewtubetube captainronzo video blog yoyopro

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Yang Chihung at China Square Gallery - April 3, 2008 Yang Chihung is a painter from Taiwan, and this is the opening of his solo exhibition of recent work, acrylic on canvas paintings at China Square. The artist displays images in a painterly style that evoke natural settings in a expressionistic manner. Tags: Yang Chihung China Square Painting fine Art chelsea Alex Cao Carrie Clyne new york city NYC yoyopro

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Matt Jones at BUIA Gallery - March 28, 2008 In this show titled "Everlasting", we see new paintings by Matt Jones. Using himself and key figures in his life as subject matter, Jones constructs an implied narrative out of dynamic, boldly colored contemporary portraiture. In canvases large in scale, Jones places his subjects into primary roles and examines these archetypes revealing their common fragilities and strengths. Though working in a powerful, clear, painterly style, Jones does not offer resolution, but a mythologically-based inquiry into his own psyche that is applicable to the world at large. The work is both painterly and popish, as if Andy Warhol gave birth to Claude Monet - this is some very exciting stuff. Tags: Matt Jones Vanessa Buia Gallery fine art painting Chelsea NYC New York City yoyopro

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Shi Jinsong at Chambers Fine Art - March 20, 2008 The opening of 史劲松 Shi Jinsong's "Ne Zha -- A Child's Boutique". Ne Zha has frequently appeared in Chinese Mythology and ancient Chinese Literature such as the Fengshen Yanyi, he is a child warrior who refuses to grow up. In this video from the exhibition, you see Shi Jinsong's creation of Ne Zha's suit of armor, tricycle, rocking horse, chainmail tunic, helmets, gauntlets and razor skooter, all made of highly polished stainless steel. Tags: Shi Jinsong 史劲松 NeZha contemporary fine art china chinese chambers Ne Zha Chelsea New York City NYC yoyopro

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Devorah Sperber at Caren Golden Fine Art - March 20, 2008 This show, titled "Mirror Universe" features an entirely new body of work by Sperber based on images from the television series Star Trek. The title, Mirror Universe, alludes to the 1967 Star Trek episode Mirror, Mirror in which a transporter mishap swaps the crew of the Enterprise with evil counterparts, trapping them in a "savage parallel universe." The concept of a mirror or parallel universe is a dominant theme in the show, and, in keeping with this metaphor, many of the works incorporate mirrors to view the work, other work incorporate chenille stems. For Sperber the exhibition is an opportunity to look at the relationship between popular science and art, and how they relate to larger metaphysical issues. In particular, she is interested in how consciousness and the act of seeing create the illusion of a stable, predictable, singular world. Tags: Devorah Sperber Caren Golden Fine Art Contemporary Star Trek TOS Chelsea New York City NYC yoyopro

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Ai Wei Wei at Mary Boone Gallery - March 8, 2008 The first major exhibition in New York by this influential Chinese contemporary artist, who, through his diverse body of work, distills that nation's restless cultural, social, and political order. As the centerpiece of the show, 艾未未 Ai Weiwei has created "Descending Light", an adaptation of his iconic chandelier form that here appears to have buckled by the violent impact of its fall. Lying askew on the ground, the fixture's colossal structural rings remain festooned with strands of red crystals illuminated from within. With its brilliant red, emblematic of China, the work at once conveys the toppling of established order and the burning promise of the future. Tags: Ai Weiwei 艾未未 Mary Boone Gallery Chelsea Fine Art Contemporary China Chinese New York City NYC yoyopro

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MP3 Experiment Four: The Photo Session - August 18, 2007 From the ImprovEverywhere MP3 Experiment Four . This is the "photo session" portion of the event. In the audio, you hear what the participants are hearing through the headphones. I followed Steve's instructions to the best of my abilities, and in the video, you see the result! The MP3 Experiments are events organized by imporveverywhere's Charlie Todd. Participants are informed via email to download an MP3 file to their music playing device, but are not to listen to it until showing up at a designated place and time. At the time the audio starts, particpants then follow the instructions. I couldn't tell for sure, but I'm guessing there were about 1,000 people involved in this one. It was massive, the bystanders were perplexed and amazed. It was a beautiful day, and a great event as always. If you want to know more, visit www.improveverywhere.com Tags: ImprovEverywhere Improv Everywhere Mp3 Experiment Four mp3experimentfour Rockefeller Prank Funny NYC headphones yoyopro

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Group Show at Moti Hasson Gallery - August 2, 2007 Okay, check out Ingrid's shoes! Greener Pastures, Permanent Midnight is a group exhibition curated by Ingrid Chu that includes painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installations by Dike Blair, Franklin Evans, Joy Garnett, Emilie Halpern, and Katie Holten, each of whom incorporate the effects of art history, the media, and world events, as well as drawing from their personal surroundings to visualize the contemporary landscape in ways that are fantastical, eco-conscious, subjective, and psychological in nature. Some derive source material appropriated from mainstream media and film, while others employ pseudo-scientific analysis as a methodology, or look toward natural phenomenon as a primary source, with many pieces formally manifesting as awkward or unwieldy objects. Where their works intersect is in how the "here and now" is conceived using a creative process that gives evidence of its material production. Perhaps as an attempt to make the sublime tangible, the artists in Greener Pastures, Permanent Midnight bestow a sense of immediacy to their work not available to them through the perceived reality that their sources allude to. Theirs is a world that depicts a hazy outcome at best, even if their commentary is at times pointed and political. All of this portends to a crisis in observing the contemporary world that is inquisitive, hopeful, and at times, catastrophic in nature, and all of which belies a sense of urgency, not only in terms of the means through which these artists articulate the moment, but also in questioning their ability to do so. Tags: Moti Hasson Ingrid Chu Shoes Greener Pastures Permanent Midnight Fine Art Gallery Chelsea New York City Opening yoyopro

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David Packer at Lyons Wier • Ortt Gallery - July 19, 2007 For more than ten years, Packer has been creating intricately realized ceramic versions of industrial machinery. In this video, we get a close look at "The Last of the V8s", an editon of eight. This happens to be at a group show, the last show for Lyons Wier • Ortt Gallery at this particular space. Next season they will be opening a new ground-floor space. Tags: David Packer Lyons Wier Ortt Anna Fine Art Gallery Chelsea New York City V8 ceramic sculpture yoyopro

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"microwave 5" at Josée Bienvenu Gallery - July 12, 2007 microwave five is an exhibition of drawings by twenty international artists who set up various processes of fragmentation and erosion of information. Close attention is given to execution, a concentration on the production process itself. In its fifth edition, the exhibition also conveys a dialogue of generations between younger artists and other well established ones. The exhibit includes Jesse Alpern, Eric Brown, Jonathan Callan, Benjamin Edwards, Jacob El Hanani, Adam Fowler, Tom Friedman, Maximo Gonzalez, Ray Johnson, Yayoi Kusama, Cameron Martin, Gloria Ortiz-Hernandez, Laura Paulini, Barry Ratoff, Fred Sandback, Kate Shepherd, Ken Solomon, Eduardo Stupia, Richard Tuttle, and Xawery Wolski. Tags: Josée Bienvenu Gallery microwave 5 fine art opening chelsea new york city nyc yoyopro

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Mario Testino "At Home" at Yvon Lambert - July 10, 2007 Mario Testino is a world-reknown fashion photographer, and also a very talented curator, as I saw in this show. Here he has assembled works by John Stezaker, Glenn Ligon, Anne Collier, Wolfgang Tillmans, Nicola Tyson, and Anselm Reyle, not in a typical gallery space setting, but rather in a handsomely designed drawing room. The effect gives focus towards not only what you see, but consideration of how you see it. The opening itself was a great example of an elegant gathering in Chelsea. While wandering about, I overheard Testino making a comment about what some people (artists in particular) deride as "decorative art". I agree with him completely, in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with "decorative" art per se, it can be every bit as beautiful and meaningful as any fine art. Tags: Mario Testino Yvon Lambert Fine Art Gallery Chelsea New York City NYC fashion photographer yoyopro

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"Ready-Made" Group Show at Yvon Lambert - July 12, 2007 Ready-Made features The Art Guys, Michael Brown, Didier Faustino, Zilvinas Kempinas, Koo Jeong-A, Paul Lee, Sarah Lucas, Cady Noland, Shinique Smith and Rachel Whiteread, collaboratively curated by the staff of Yvon Lambert New York and Paris. Each artist in the exhibition presents their own spin on the ready-made: some continue the Duchampian tradition of "re-titling" or re-purposing of a common object to make an objet d'art, others use an amalgamation of everyday objects in the creation of an entirely new work, while others fabricate seemingly or deceptively common objects from other raw materials. In each instance, the artist expands the viewers' perception of the object and the art. Tags: Ready-Made Yvon Lambert Fine Art Gallery New York NYC Chelsea yoyopro

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Chen Jiagang 陈家刚 at China Square Gallery - July 12, 2007 I had a great time at this opening, and ran into some friends while I was there. I also noticed that a lot of people there were wearing fancy shoes! Chen Jiangang's narrative images reflect the drastic binarism of China's booming cities and stagnant countryside. Chen's large scale use of space engages the viewer in the conflict between man and his surroundings, what is forgotten and longed for, the present and the past. Full of social and political commentary, the images in the exhibition portray certainty and uncertainty; the confidence of China's development and the question of its ramifications. Shown by the juxtaposition of things plundered and revered, places forgotten and revisited, Chen's work captures a disappearing history that seems silent and still. Further exploration reveals discontent and indignation. He creates an ambiguous suspense between the background and foreground, the individual and the collective, the subject and the environment. His choice of contrasting and fading color creates a romantic dream-like feeling of nostalgia, memory and a faint history - all fleeting yet perfectly fixed. Tags: Chen Jiagang 陈家刚 China Square Gallery NYC Chelsea fine art photography Lily Shen Simone Stoll Steve McKenzie yoyopro

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Ho Sup Hwang, Yuliya Lanina at 2x13 Gallery - July 10, 2007 In "Journey", 2X13's last group show of the season, Ho Sup Hwang and Yuliya Lanina employed conceptual symbols of Eastern and Western philosophy and culture to explore the intersection of individual experience and broader manifestation of life in their works. For this exhibition, Ho Sup Hwang has created a new series, 108-1, which explores the Buddhist doctrine: life is a journey to overcome human's 108 sufferings. Yuliya Lanina's video piece Journey is in extension and conjunction with her elaborate Kewpie dolls sculptural installations. Lanina creates a whimsical world as her creature takes a long journey in discovering its true identity. Tags: Ho Sup Hwang Yuliya Lanina 2x13 Gallery Fine Art Chelsea New York City NYC yoyopro

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Group Show at Zach Feuer Gallery - July 10, 2007 Well done group show featuring Joe Bradley, Ann Craven, Dana Frankfort, Keith Mayerson and Brian Bress at Zach Feuer Gallery. This gallery (also known as LFL) has a great reputation for featuring emerging and mid-career artists. The gallery is not media specific and has exhibited audio works, video, painting, works on paper, photography, performance, installation and sculpture. At this opening I ran into my friend Lily Shen, a pleasant suprize! Tags: Joe Bradley Ann Craven Dana Frankfort Keith Mayerson Brian Bress Zach Feuer Fine Art Chelsea NYC Lily Shen yoyopro

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YouTube Meetup in Washington Square Park - 07-07-07 Short video from the 777 YouTube Meeting in New York City's Washington Square Park. You can see happyslip, nalts, niswander, planitreality and others (maybe you are in there too, let me know!) Also, you get to the attack of the red bubble, which I did not let excalipoor pop (but thanks for holding the camera, mister!) Tags: youtube meetup meeting 7.7.7 07-07-07 washington square nalts happyslip niswander planitreality red bubble yoyopro

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Choi Kyungtae at Project Space 35 - July 5, 2007 Kyungtae Choi lives and works in Korea. His work has been seen extensively in South Korea since the early 1980s, and has been the subject of nearly a dozen solo exhibitions in Korea. This is Mr. Choi's first solo exhibition outside of Korea. Unlike the work of other artists who blur the boundaries between art and pornography, Mr. Choi's art seems fixated on female genitalia, typically the only unclothed body part of his subjects. The allure is not romantic or even erotic, but base and bestial. Metaphorically, the arousing young women depicted can stand for our morally bankrupt society: at once desirable and disturbing, these women stir up the basest of desires, lust and the desire to possess -- yet they retain power for themselves, by inciting unattainable desire, frustrating all attempts of the observer to possess them. Tags: Choi Kyungtae Project Space 35 Fine Art Gallery Chelsea New York City NYC painting high school girl

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Sunny, Clear, and Cool at BUIA Gallery - June 29, 2007 Group show at BUIA Gallery featuring Kadar Brock, Matt Jones, Daniel Joseph, Shay Kun, Liz Linden, Lucas Moran, Paul Paddock, Mike Quinn, Jason Tomme and Eve K. Tremblay. Tags: Vanessa Buia Gallery Fine Art Opening Chelsea New York City NYC yoyopro

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Group Show at David Zwirner Gallery - June 28, 2007 Show titled "a point in space is a place for argument". Featuring work by Hans Accola, Lynda Benglis, Forrest Bess, Julien Bismuth, Andre Cadere, John Chamberlain, Raoul De Keyser, Vincent Fecteau, Isa Genzken, Mary Heilmann, Eva Hesse, Alfred Jensen, Mike Kelley, Rachel Khedoori, Lee Lozano, Michael Mahalchik, Gordon Matta-Clark, Paul McCarthy, Bruce Nauman, Claes Oldenburg, Joe Overstreet, Steven Parrino, Jason Rhoades, Dieter Roth, Niki de Saint Phalle, Fred Sandback, Katy Schimert, Al Taylor, Paul Thek, and Cathy Wilkes. Wittgenstein argued an object's existence is predicated on its situation in space; a point in a visual field must have color and a tactile object must have a degree of solidity to differentiate it from infinite space. Spanning the last five decades, the works on view present multiple modes by which artists have approached the object in space. The abstract philosophy becomes physical as artists engage the tensions of materiality, form, and function. Tags: David Zwirner Gallery Fine Art New York City NYC Chelsea night sherbert yoyopro

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