posted on June 05, 2011 by Jason Quincy
June 16 through August 31, gallery nine5's Featured. summer show will be featuring four limited-edition prints from the professional archive of American portrait photographer William Coupon, shot between 1986 and 2001. A full generation of New York City icons is represented in these works; images of Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol, shot between 1986 – 1989, inspire a palpable nostalgia for one of downtown's most vibrant creative eras, and the personalities that made it legendary.
Mid June – September 8, 2011 / gallery nine5 / 24 Spring Street, NYC
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posted on June 01, 2011 by admin
At the American pavillion, "it's really just America running in circles". Puerto Rican artists Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla representing the United States in the 54th Venice Biennale. Far beyond a gymnastic routines, the artists use their bodies, wrapped around airline business class seats, constantly moving as kinetic human sculptures.
+Read more on the DailyBeast.
+Media Gallery: Images of the American pavillion.
posted on May 30, 2011 by Jason Quincy
In an era defined by change, documentary and commercial photographer Elliot Erwitt's iconic images capture the major personages and events of the past 60 years. His upcoming exhibition at ICP in NY, which will display his favorites, promises not to disappoint.
+ For more must see art shows this summer, check out Flavorpill's Top 10
posted on May 23, 2011 by Jason Quincy
Our latest contributing artist to prints995, Thierry Clech, has a represented series that transforms his experience of locales throughout the world into a collection of striking black and white images. This is a favorite from the artist's North India series, pulled from his flickr, shot between the 9th and 31st of August, 2010.
View prints by Thierry Clech here.
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