Showing posts with label Sarah Small. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah Small. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Sarah Small- Delirium Constructions 3/10/10 @ The Y Gallery , Tribeca

Photos- Sarah Small


Sarah Small is at it again!
This time is the Y Gallery in Tribeca, NYC so don't miss it!

Here is Sarah's invite!

First SOLO SHOW in NEW YORK of my photographic series, The Delirium Constructions.

To honor the Delirium series, I will be serving Delirium Tremens, as the choice beverage at the reception. There are 20 prints on exhibit and I'm thrilled with the curation and presentation.

Reception is 6-8 THIS WEDNESDAY at the Tribeca Y Gallery.

Hope to see you there, so I can share stories about the making of these images with you, as well as answer your questions and listen to your feedback in person!

Looking forward to this!

he Delirium Constructions is an ongoing body of work exploring disassociated characters brought together into the same space. Small brings models into improbable, close interactions to examine the social and graphic contrasts of youth and experience, hysteria and discipline, tragedy and hilarity and sexuality and desexualization. These scenarios are staged, but the emotions that result are born through improvisation, spontaneously captured and authentically experienced. Like an optical illusion, where the viewer shifts between opposing visual perceptions, these images reference emotional illusion, a rocking back and forth between projection and introspection, between darkness and hilarity.

Free reception on Wed, Mar 10 from 6-8pm.

Gallery Exhibitions are always free and open to the public

Location: 92YTribeca, 200 Hudson Street
www.sarahsmall.com

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Sarah Small- Tableau Vivant of the Delirium Constructions Part II -2/19/10

Photographer/Performance Artist, Sarah Small had a private show/live performance Feb 19 @ Salon Ciel to benefit her Tableau Vivant of the Delirium Construction.In NYC, in Autumn of 2010 an anticipated 120 models will be assembled into a series of suspended interactions. Sarah Small and collaborators will bring to life The Delirium Constructions, a series of still images depicting unlikely characters in improbable scenarios. At once performance, party and experiment, the Tableau Vivant will be both the centerpiece and immersive environment for 700 expected attendees. Great show and please help Sarah achieve her financial goal to create a wonderful spectacle during the Fall of 2010.




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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

ARTmostfierce's Photolucida Critical Mass 2009 picks

Photos by Sarah Small entries for Photolucida's Critical Mass 2009




I am very familiar and a big fan of Sarah Small work. A big YES from me!

Sarah Small
Brooklyn, New York
United States
sarah@sarahsmall.com
www.sarahsmall.com

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Xto Nude Image Awards

Photo- Laura at Evelyn's by Sarah Small
















I told you folks SEX SELLS!
It is in the air and all over,  we are even on Full Moon...Awuuuu!!!!
In this case this is done tastefully and without demeaning any gender or sex itself!
I am planning to attend this show. Sarah Small work is in it so, you know it is going to be good!
Congratulations Sarah Small Winner of the Fine Art Photography Category!

Farmani Gallery Presents

Xto Nude Image Awards

Winners Showcase Exhibition July 9-18, 2009

Thursday, July 9, 2009 at 6pm

 

(July 8, 2009, Brooklyn, NY) Please join us for an evening of art and awards at the first annual Xto Nude Image Awards exhibition. Grand prize and 2nd prize selections for photography and illustration  will be announced.


The Farmani Gallery is located at 111 Front St., Ste. 212, Brooklyn, NY in the DUMBO neighborhood between Washington and Adams St. By subway take A or C to High St., F to York St. or 2 and 3 to Clark St. Station. Gallery hours: Wed. - Sat.: 1 - 6PM. Information: www.farmanigallery.com or info@farmanigallery.com or ph# 718-578-4478. 

July 2, 2009, Brooklyn, NY) Grand Prize and 2nd Prize Selections for Photography and Illustration to be Announced at Opening Night Reception on July 9, 2009.

 

The Xto Nude Image Awards Winners' debut exhibition will open at The Farmani Gallery, on July 9, 2009.  The Grand and 2nd Prize winners for photography and illustration in this international online competition will receive $2000/$1000 and be announced at an opening night reception between 6-8:30 p.m.

 

The first and second runners up will be showcased in the gallery and run through July 18th.  Winners were chosen from among more than 1,000 pieces of work submitted from 53 countries.The winners are: PHOTOGRAPHY: Winkler+Noah-Advertisement; Michael Grecco-Body Art; Leland Bobbe-Body Art; Kevin Necessary-Book; Peter van Stralen-Book; Dominic Rouse- Digitally Enhanced; Den Cops-Digitally Enhanced; Daniel Tuckmantel-Editorial; Marc Beaussart-Editorial; Craig Morey-Erotica; Vlad Gansovsky-Erotica; Ward Roberts-Fine Art; Sarah Small-Fine Art;  Vanessa Warren-Nature; Bjørn Venø-Nature. ILLUSTRATION: Michael Putman-Advertisement; Jeff Wack-Book; Meghan Vaughan-Erotica; Sean Donahue-Erotica; Tansy Myer-Fine Art; Joanna Coke-Fine Art; Jody Hewgill-Nature; Craig Elliott-Nature.

 

Xto Nude Image Awards (www.x.to) offers photographers and illustrators from around the world the opportunity to submit their work and be judged by esteemed editors, publishers, curators, gallery owners, art collectors, consultants, creative directors and art directors.  Through this online competition, the organization's mission is to acknowledge and promote visual artists whose work is primarily inspired by the human form.  New submissions are now being accepted for the 2010 winners' exhibition in Los Angeles.

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Sunday, May 3, 2009

Wild Things happening in SoHo!

Photo- Untitled 1 by Adam Krause






















From the  Francesco Clemente show, I walked down to #3 Wooster Street to Stricola Gallery where WILD THINGS were really happenning. Let me tell you every single piece in this show, I really liked . The show was curated by Greg Garry and in my opinion he did a fantastic job. Great artists , great selection of photographs. The way the photographs interact with each other is just brilliant, you got to see this show...it is Fierce!! Meow!!!
Greg told me that a catalog will be made from the show and I think it is a must have!

Anyway take a look at a some of the great Wild Things  show photos.
















Photo- Greg Garry , Curator of Wild Things and a wild creature himself!





















Photo-Sarah Small-Punk and Anika













Photo-Sarah Small-Two Mollys on Blue















Photographer Sarah Small strikes a pose in front of her photographs


















Photo-Wedding by Robin Schwartz

















Photo-Feeding Flat by Robin Schwartz

















Photo- Photographer Robin Schwartz and Amelia in front of her Wedding and Feeding Flat photographs















Photo- Vanity Fair 11.2 -Blue Ocean Mix by Michael Werner






















Photo-Michael Werner -Vanity Fair Series





















Photo-Ryan Pfluger-The Baddest Bitch
















Photo- Stacey Pittman - Loretta






















Photo-Isabella Rozendaal- Cat- Prepared for Operation, 2006






















Photo-Polly Borland- White Rabbit






















Photo -John Arsenault -Bunny Face Coney Island, New York






















The photographs of Corey Arnold and Alexo Wandael

















Photo- Untitled 2 by Adam Krause
















Oh and the night did not end up there... more WILD THINGS from Soho at Sara Tecchia loft party for Eric Shiner , Andy Warhol Museum Curator, I will post tomorrow about it. Got to wake up early to go to Philadelphia for Zoe Strauss I-95 show. So...more coming up tomorrow. Stay tuned!

Sunday, March 15, 2009

A fun Night in Brooklyn- Sarah Small: Tableau Of Delirium Constructions






ARTmostfierce had a blast last night in Brooklyn starting by stopping @ artist  Sarah Small live performance show tilted Sarah Small: Tableau Of Delirium Constructions @ the Jewel Studios in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. It was a pretty interesting and cool performance and most of the performers were naked ! Yeah!

Her performance show had performers of various sex, age, race and sexual preference. Imagine Vanessa Beecroft gone global not only women but, people from all walks of life. A few of them were clothed and the interaction of all them was just fascinating. Tasty drinks, sushi and great crowd made this event a great night to say Ciao Manhattan!

I had the pleasure of seen Sarah's photographs during Critical Mass 2008 as a juror and then , she was one of my fifty picks. Sarah also happens to be one of the artists featured in the new just released Humble Art Foundation Collectors Guide of Emerging Art Photography. I believe we are going to see much more of Sarah so, keep and eye on her and check her interesting and experimental photography work.

As for me, I am discovering a new world , more of Brooklyn, meeting the nicest and talented people and doing some personal exploring of my own. Special thanks to my friend artist John Gauld for providing his i-phone for the photos(yeah no camera with me  again!) and his hospitality!

Hello Brooklyn...Ciao Manhattan!


www.sarahsmall.com