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Urs Fischer at Gagosian Beverly Hills

Gagosian

'Terrywood'

OHWOW

 

Printin’

February 15–May 14, 2012
MoMA, The Paul J. Sachs Prints and Illustrated Books Galleries, second floor

Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Print/Out, Printin’ takes as its starting point DeLuxe (2005), a tour de force portfolio of 60 works by Ellen Gallagher (American, b. 1965) that challenged traditional ideas of what a print could be. This technically complex work employs a veritable riot of mediums, unorthodox tools, and elements, from slicks of greasy pomade to plastic ice cubes. DeLuxe also offers a multivalent constellation of ideas, touching on such issues as portraiture, identity, history, advertising, commodity, and the disruption, translation, and recasting of space.

via: MEDIA AND MATERIALITY 2012

Yayoi Kusama’s Retrospective Exhibition at Tate Modern

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'Silver, Salt and Sunlight'

Early Photography in Britain and France at MFA

 

Mushrooming

Warp, Weft, Wonderful.

Lorenzo Hurtado at CB1 Gallery

"...guided along as it were a chain of flowers into the mysteries of life."

Museum of Jurassic Technology

Map Quest

“Cartographies of Time,” published by Princeton Architectural Press, is an eye-popping record of the ways that mapmakers, chronologists, artists and other infographics geeks have tried to convey the passage of time visually. “What does history look like?” the coauthors Daniel Rosenberg and Anthony Grafton write in their introduction. “How do you draw time?”

All of us are familiar with the old-fashioned timelines showing the march from antiquity to the industrial age, and Rosenberg and Grafton include some gorgeous examples. 

via: NYT

 

Surface

Limited edition prints available: HERE