Tuesday, October 19, 7:00 pm: Dear Dave magazine presents a discussion with Susan Bright and Lyle Rexer on the release of Brights' latest book, AUTO FOCUS: The Self Portrait in Contemporary Photography (Monacelli, 2010) followed by a champagne reception and book signing. SVA Theater, 333 West 23rd Street, NY, NY. Tuesday, October 19, 6:00-9:00 pm: Opening reception for The Crude and the Rare, … Read the full Story >>
I'm holed up in my living room with my laptop, writing this issue of DART, and trying not to be distracted by the beautiful autumn light that inevitably arrives with the return of Standard Time. That makes it countdown time to the launch of American Illustration 26 and American Photography 23. And Mark Heflin is putting the finishing touches on the displays that … Read the full Story >>
Q: What are some of your favorite things about living and working as a nomad? A: I'm from Aveiro Portugal and now I'm writing from Madrid, but I don't live here. Actually I don't live anywhere at the moment. Since I left New York, in February, I've been working/traveling around Europe. People are great—everything and everyone is close by and the art is amazing! Q: … Read the full Story >>
Most of what we know about photography in America today, nearly 175 years after it was introduced, was shaped by the work done by over 1,000 photographers who created indelible images during the Civil War, of the people and the conflict and uncertainty they experienced between 1861 and 1865. Photography and the American Civil War, a collection of more than 200 images that … Read the full Story >>
The depth and reach of the Harry Potter novels is inestimable. Facts like: more than 400 million copies sold translated into more than 60 languages only scratches the surface. The seven novels by JK Rowling, first launched with Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, 20 years ago, changed the face of publishing. The story, and the characters who told it, changed the reading … Read the full Story >>
Johannes Rantapuska & Milja Havas - Flux Flags, Art In Odd Places. Special Events Continuing through October: 2014 Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival | 120 venues. Information. October 9-12: Art in Odd Places | 14th Street from Avenue C to the Hudson River. Information.October 11: Photo Review Annual Benefit Auction. Hamilton Hall, University of the Arts, Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA. Online bidding, … Read the full Story >>
Christian Marclay: Festival, opening today at the Whitney Museum of American Art, turns the fourth floor gallery - the museum's largest space - into a sonic cave resounding with huge projections of images that relate to the zone between what we see and what we hear. Except for the back gallery where music ephemera, from vinyl record sleeves to performance announcements, and … Read the full Story >>
Art Fairs & Special Events Miami Art Week Information. December 2-7 Context Art Miami. 3201 NE 1st Avenue, The CONTEXT Art Miami Pavilion, Midtown | Wynwood Arts District, Miami, FL. Information. December 2-7 Design Miami. Meridian Avenue and 19th Street, Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, FL. Information. December 2-7 Red Dot Miami. 3011 NE 1st Avenue, Miami, FL. Information. … Read the full Story >>
Simen Johan, Untitled, 2019, at Red Hook Labs Talks / Books / Video / Performan / and Beyond Wednesday, December 4 Mark Steinmetz | Carnival, book signing 6-8 pm. Dashwood Books, 33 Bond Street, NY, NY Info Stéphane Elbaz | Reviving PS Fournier typeface, 6:30 pm. The Cooper Union, Frederick P. Rose Auditorium, 41 Cooper Square, NY, NY InfoEmbodied Scores | The … Read the full Story >>
Can you see a trick while it's happening? While this seems like a question the FBI might want to ask a bank too large, so far, to fail, it is posed in artistic terms by Ofri Cnaani’s solo exhibition Special Effects, currently on view at Andrea Meislin Gallery The front of the gallery is taken over by a series of low-tech image projection devices, from a slide … Read the full Story >>
The AIPAD Photography Show New York, presented by The Association of International Photography Art Dealers each spring—this year for the last time at the Park Avenue Armory—celebrates the medium’s irresistible alchemy, from its 19th-century origins to its practice by artists around the globe today. I go with a collector’s eye, and after viewing the offerings on Artsy, I head to the opening night … Read the full Story >>
As students began streaming back to NYC school yesterday, the lucky youngsters at PS 29, in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, were streaming through a big, bold, colorful mural to reach their classrooms. Created by Max Miller, a New York based artist, and titled Elementary (below), the mural was funded through a grant made by A Beautiful World Foundation, a not-for-profit which seeks to place … Read the full Story >>
DART Partners with the Arts at Museum of the City of New York Thursday, May 19, 6:30 pm Beaten, Seared, and Sauced: A New York Culinary Education With a grueling combination of in-class training and externships at some of the city’s most famous restaurants, the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) has graduated some of the most influential chefs and culinary celebrities on the New … Read the full Story >>
DART Partners with the Arts at Museum of the City of New YorkSaturday, March 10, 2:00 pn The Greatest Grid: Curator’s Talk Exhibition curator Hilary Ballon will present an illustrated talk about the creation of New York's street grid — one of the most distinctive and defining features of the city. Join us as she explores how the grid has spurred Manhattan's physical and economic … Read the full Story >>
Best Wishes for a year of reaching to realize our dreams! My photo of Cherry Hill Fireworks, NYC Fujicolor 800 with Zeiss Contax 50mm/f1.7 lens Read the full Story >>
FREE FOR DART subscribers: Tuesday, November 17, 6:30 pmOnly in New York: Photographs from LOOK Magazine Celebrate the new exhibition and publication of Only in New York: Photographs from LOOK Magazine (Monacelli, 2009) with the curators and authors Donald Albrecht and Thomas Mellins. Reaching a peak circulation of nearly eight million in the late 1960s, LOOK was a national publication attracted to … Read the full Story >>
Left: Ken Lum, Untitled (Sauq!), 1987, from Spelling the Image, opening Thursday at Marc Jancou Contemporary. Right: Thomas Ovlisen | Tomato, opening Friday at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery. Wednesday, January 25 Book signing, 6-8 pm: Motoyuki Daifu | Lovesdy (Little Big Man 2012). Dashwood Books, 33 Bond Street (Between Bowery and Lafayette), NY, NY. Talk and book signing, 6-8 pm, with Seattle-based … Read the full Story >>
