Posts tagged: studio visit
Another highlight of last weekend’s Bushwick Open Studios: getting to visit Kristen Schiele’s studio at 1717 Troutman Street (even if she wasn’t there).
Amid Frieze Week madness, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council held open studios for its artists in residency, who included conceptual photographer Wafaa Bilal.
A few weeks ago I visited the massive new art center that collage artist Dustin Yellin is building in Red Hook. While parts of it are still under construction, much of the Civil War-era building is already being used as a gallery for works like this pair of mixed-media in glass figures by Yellin.
My final article for The L Magazine was a terrific interview and studio visit with R. Justin Stewart, whose enormous installation at The Invisible Dog Art Center, “Distorting (a messiah project, 13C),” opens March 10 and continues through May 5.
And yet another photo from my studio visit with Dawn Clements, whose exhibition at PIerogi closes on February 12.
Here’s another photo from Shura Chernozatonskaya’s studio, now that our interview has been published and her exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum has opened (through April 8).
Had a great studio visit in Red Hook with Shura Chernozatonskaya earlier this week. Her exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum opens on January 27 and continues through April 8.
Now that my interview with her has been published, I can post another photo from my studio visit with Dawn Clements. Her new show at Pierogi (through February 12) is terrific.
A small (well, compared to the size of the whole drawing at least) detail from a piece by Dawn Clements, whose studio I recently visited ahead of her exhibition at Pierogi (January 6-February 12).
I recently did a studio visit and interview with sculptor Jae Hi Ahn while she prepared for her solo exhibition, Terrarium (through February 26), at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
