Showing posts with label Grant Willing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grant Willing. Show all posts

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Sacrosant in East Harlem curated by Sophie Lvoff

''Last Supper''-Installation















Art installation with broken mirrors and candles by Alana Celii and Grant Willing

SACROSANCT
June 14th-June 21st 2009

St. John's Episcopal American Catholic Church
1610 Lexington Avenue, New York City
Opening Reception: June 14th, 4:30-7:30pm
Closing Reception: June 21st, 5-10pm

I meant to post about his show earlier but, here it is .

Sophie Lvoff did a great job selecting the artists, the artwork, installation pieces and incorporation the theme to the space of a former church. Congratulations Sophie, it is a well put together show.

Go and see it!

Sophie T. Lvoff is pleased to present “Sacrosanct”, a group exhibition dealing with issues of religious resonance and spirituality on view from June 14- June 21.

"Sacrosanct" takes place at a church on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The building was built in 1920, and acted as a church from 1941. Since the dissolution of the church body in the 1990's, the space has been abandoned and closed to the public. Despite its subsequent deterioration, the space still retains its sense of holiness and importance. The surrounding neighborhood has also been in a state of transition, adding significance to the building.

For the exhibition, ten artists have been invited into the abandoned space to work both independently and collectively to create, install, and perform pieces that respond to the sanctity of the environment. St. John's is an elusive and unorthodox venue for the arts, and will be explored as a unique site for the duration of the exhibition.
Featured artists include: Antoine Catala, Stephen Collier, Patrick Duncan, Michael Clyde Johnson, Heather Jones, Zaq Landsberg, Sophie T. Lvoff, Santiago Mostyn, Eric Payson, Grant Willing and Alana Celii.
Featured musicians for the closing reception include: Young Man About Town, Patrick Cleandenim, the St. John’s Choir, and others to be announced!

For more information, please contact sophie.lvoff@gmail.com


Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Parsons School of Design's photoFEAST presents4th annual curated spring exhibition: ONEIRIC 3/26/09

Photo-Chris Gabriel


ARTmostfierce highly recommends to all photography collectors and aficionados to check out this exhibit. The best new and raw talent is at the schools right now and this show might be one of the best examples of it. With Grant Willing and Alana Celii whom I collaborated for the Humble Arts Foundation Collectors Guide for Emerging Art Photography among the curators for this show , I can only expect the best.
Please  read show information below and see you @ the opening March 26, 2008. It is a good way to start the AIPAD fair weekend!

I am under the weather home...Happy Saint Patricks to you all! 
have some green beer for me!
  
photoFEAST presents its 4th annual curated spring exhibition: ONEIRIC.

ONEIRIC:

Photographs by: Callie Barlow, Nikol Burgos, Lily Ferguson, Chris Gabriel, Marisa Gertz, Esteban Gonzalez,Tara Fallon, Ryan Hale, Lena Hawkins, Joel Jagerroos, Frances J. Kwon, Robin Pak, Brandon Pavan, Barton Strang, Pembrooke Werden.

Curated by: Alana Celii, Katy Everson, Camilo Godoy, Laura Alejandra González, Lisa Gonzalez, Cailla Quinn, Veronica Rafael, Ellie Trier, Cassandra Walsh, Grant Willing.

Photo-Ryan Hale


March 26th - March 31st 2009
Opening Reception: March 26th 2009 6:00-9:00pm



New York, NY (March 26, 2009) The photographs of these fifteen artists who depict images of the surreal and ephemeral will be exhibited from March 26th-31st at the Arnold and Sheila Aronson Gallery on the 1st floor of 66 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Beginning at 6:00pm on Thursday March 26th, Oneiric brings together artists who employ their camera to photograph the unexpected; it's an eclectic body of work ranging from the organic to the man made that captures the oddity of living and the everyday.

Oneiric is presented by Parsons School of Design's student runned organization photoFEAST. Since 2006, photoFeast has been exhibiting the selected works of Parsons students; once a year there is mass submission and the work is curated then presented.

Photo-LilyFerguson


www.photoFEAST.org