Showing posts with label Michael Hoeh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Hoeh. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Second Session of Fall Portfolio Reviews- October 16 2010

Photo Art: Photography in the 21st Century features the latest, greatest, and newly up-and-coming artists responsible for this furor. A com­pendium of more than 120 image-makers from around the globe,

Second Session of Fall Portfolio Reviews 2010-  10/16/10

10/9 -10/16, 2010- Receive a FREE Aperture Foundation Photography book by signing up for TheFall Portfolio Reviews- NYC . Reviewers are Michael Hoeh- Art Collector/Curator/Editor in Chief ofModern Art Obession Arts Blog

 Elizabeth Houston - Owner of hous projects Gallery NYC-LA 

and Ruben Natal-San Miguel- Architect/Photographer/Art Collector/Curator/Editor in Chief - Artmostfierce Art blog.


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To reserve and schedule a portfoilio review time slot please call 212-941-5801

Monday, October 4, 2010

Fall Portfolio Reviews 2010- 10/9, 10/16/10

10/9 -10/16, 2010- Receive a FREE Aperture Foundation Photography book by signing up for TheFall Portfolio Reviews- NYC . Reviewers are Michael Hoeh- Art Collector/Curator/Editor in Chief of Modern Art Obession Arts Blog

 Elizabeth Houston - Owner of hous projects Gallery NYC-LA 

and Ruben Natal-San Miguel- Architect/Photographer/Art Collector/Curator/Editor in Chief - Artmostfierce Art blog.


Sign up today!.


reGeneration 2: Tomorrow's Photographers Today


William A. Ewing (editor)
Nathalie Herschdorfer (editor)
Paperback with flaps
9" x 10 5/8"
224 pages 
208 black-and-white and four-color images
To reserve and schedule a portfoilio review time slot please call 212-941-5801

Monday, August 16, 2010

FALL PORTFOLIO REVIEWS- MANHATTAN, NYC

Photo- Ruben Natal-San Miguel


Time




October 9,2010 -   10:00 AM - 6:00PM

October 16,2010 - 10:00 AM - 6:00PM


Location
hous projects Gallery Address: 31 Howard Street , Second Floor,SoHo, New York NY 10013 212-965-1238


Created By
Ruben Natal-San MiguelMichael Hoeh, Elizabeth Houston


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Fall Porfolio Review

Manhattan, New York City

Saturday,October 9, 2010 at 10:00am- 6:00PM
Saturday, October 16, 2010 at 10:00 AM-6:00pm
 
Location:
hous projects Gallery Address: 31 Howard Street , Second Floor,SoHo, New York NY and the number is 212-965-1238

Phone number is 212-965-1238 or 212 -965-1251
Please call to schedule an appointment






We cordially invite you to be a part of a new Fall Portfolio Review in NYC at the SOHO branch of the hous projects gallery.  This is an opportunity to have your portfolio reviewed by 3 prominent figures in the Manhattan Art World.

This is an exploratory portfolio review focused mostly on FINE ART Photography but, we will also consider FINE ART painting, video and sculpture. The main objective is to find new talent on the East Coast for an upcoming bi coastal portraiture show opening simultaneously in hous projects NYC and Los Angeles galleries during January 2011.
The show will be titled "EAST MEETS WEST".

The administrative fee for the portfolio review is only $150.00 and it will guarantee time with each of our three experts : Michael, Elizabeth and Ruben. They will consider work to be inclued in the portraiture show at hous projects gallery if applicable. This is a great opportunity to have your work reviewed by three experienced NYC contemporary art enthusiasts coming from three completely different points of view.. The Collector, the Curator, and the Art Dealer

1. Micheal Hoeh- Art Collector, Curator, Member of the Guggenheim Photo-Acquisition Committee, Editor in Chief of the award winning Modern Art Obession Blog and Co-Chair of the Aperture Foundation 2010 Fall Photo Auction.


2. 
Ruben Natal-San Miguel-Curator /Art Collector /Photographer/ Photolucida Critical Mass judge and pre screener/ARTmostfierce Art Blog Editor in Chief.


Elizabeth Houston- hous projects gallery owner/Gallerist/ Art Collector/ Photolucida's Critical Mass Judge


Official dates ;

Saturday October 9, 2010 -10:00- 6:00 PM
Saturday October 16, 2010- 10:00- 6:00 PM 


http://housprojects.com/
http://modernartobsession.com
http://artmostfierce.blogspot.com





Sunday, April 25, 2010

American ReConstruction: An exhibition of new photography-Opening 5/7/10


Matthew Albanese


Tornado


2010

c-print mounted on Plexiglass

20" x 30”, edition of 10

Do not miss this show!
Michael Hoeh has done a great job organizing this show . A different approach about new photography. Save the date !

See you @ the opening!

American ReConstruction : a group exhibition of new photography

Featuring Matthew Albanese, Jowhara AlSaud, Jeremy Kost, Mark Lyon, Curtis Mann, and Cara Phillips.

Organized by Michael Hoeh.

May 7 – June 12, 2010
Opening Reception, Friday, May 7, 2010

Winkleman Gallery is extremely pleased to present “American ReConstruction,” a group exhibition of new photography by emerging artists Matthew Albanese, Jowhara AlSaud, Jeremy Kost, Mark Lyon, Curtis Mann, and Cara Phillips. Organized by New York collector Michael Hoeh, “American ReConstruction” features artists who construct photography-based work through an array of pre- and post-printing considerations or processes.

“Reconstruction” is the act of rebuilding an object or structure that had been destroyed. Hence, the post-Civil War years in US history were called “The Era of Reconstruction.” In contemporary America, we are witnessing a new need to rebuild a wide series of systems: our economy, healthcare system, political system, consumer confidence, and in the new age of iPads and Facebook even our methods of communication and visual language. In this exhibition, Hoeh has brought together a group of artists whose work all touch upon these issues. Some of the artists’ work is created by physically altering the raw material of photography or its subject matter—by scratching (AlSaud), bleaching (Mann), or directly building detailed models (Albanese) for the making of their images. Others work by innately focusing their camera gaze on society’s impulse to rebuild or reconstruct our appearances (Phillips), personas (Kost), or environments (Lyon).