Showing posts with label Chris Venere. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Venere. Show all posts

Thursday, March 24, 2011

FIRST CLASS/SECOND CLASS-Opening 3/31/11@ Asya Geisberg Gallery

Chris Verene, Travis’s House, 2005, C-print with handwritten caption in oil, 36 x 30 inches.
Opening March 31, 2011
See you there!



FIRST CLASS / SECOND CLASS

Chris Verene, Rebecca Morgan, Miles Ladin,
Devin Troy Strother, Ruben Natal San-Miguel,
Holly Jarrett, Conor McGrady, Brian Shumway

March 31 - May 7, 2011
Opening Reception: Thursday March 31, 6 - 8

537B West 23rd Street
New York NY 10011
Tel 212 675 7525

Monday, September 20, 2010

ARTmostfierce Affordable Print Pick of the Week

ARTmostfierce Affordable Print Pick of the Week this week goes to Chris Verene limited edition print for ACRIA-

At an edition only of 15 for $800.00 is a real steal. Chris has a solo show right now @ Postmasters Gallery posted here a couple of weeks ago. This same  image is part of the  show's and its promotion.

Here is the link and info posted August 31, 2010 about Chris show ''Family''
http://artmostfierce.blogspot.com/2010/08/chris-venere-family-postmasters-gallery.html

Hurry, there is not many left...

Happy Shopping!


Chris Verene


Gallery: Deitch Projects and Twin Palms Publishers 
Front Cover for New Monograph, 2008  
Archival Gicl�e Poster Print and Oil
Handwriting
11 x 14 inches with oversize borders
Edition: 15 
Price:  $800 

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Chris Venere - FAMILY @ Postmasters Gallery 9/10/10

This is one of the Fall Solo Shows that you should not miss!
See you there~!

Postmasters Gallery is very pleased to announce that we now represent CHRIS VERENE.
An exhibition of his photographs will inaugurate a new season at Postmasters in September.




CHRIS VERENE
FAMILY
 
September 10 – October 16, 2010
opening reception September 10, 2010   6-8pm

Chris Verene’s first show at Postmasters will present over forty photographs made during the past twenty-six years.  This landmark exhibition of documentary storytelling chronicles a group of closely-knit characters from the photographer’s family and their rural Illinois community. The photographer is also one of the characters-- his blood bonds and bonds of friendship within the small town are carefully spelled out in simple handwritten captions atop the colorful pictures.  Verene's new book, “Family,” published this summer, contains many of the images on view - it opens with his cousin Candi's divorce. Candi was made famous when her wedding picture appeared on the cover of Verene's first book ten years ago.  Both husband and wife were fired in the Maytag factory closing described in President Obama’s first address to the United States in 2004 and in the 2010 State of the Union. Theirs is not the only family torn apart by the economic struggles of the country, as Verene documents other similar stories.  The exhibition will also bring to light recent developments in the artist’s intimate life, as his young child, Nico, Brooklyn-born and half-Puerto Rican, appears throughout the latest photographs, playing with his cousins and newfound friends in Galesburg.  This show will offer an extraordinary, inspiring, hopeful, and sometimes sorrow-filled view into the true personal stories and private lives of the artist’s immediate and extended family in their small community as photographed throughout a lifetime in economically depressed Galesburg, Illinois.  Museums currently showing Verene’s work include The Tate Modern, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and The New Orleans Museum of Art.