This past Saturday The Hole presented six new works from legendary surfer and artist Herbie Fletcher. A casual mix of models, wave riding legends, and art lovers were in attendance at the opening, as was James Murphy and blast-from-MTV-past Jesse Camp who was overheard talking about Suge Knight’s favorite haunts in LA.
Wrecktangles is on view until February 28th.
Photos by Christos Katsiaouni
After our cameras got shut down repeatedly, we took to the outside to document the babes waiting in the cold on a 100-yard long line to get into Larry Gagosian’s museum.
Photos by Christos Katsiaouni
After the blowout opening night on February 1st, friends and family were invited back to Lincoln Center to take in Faile’s epic installation and accompanying exhibition.
Party photos by Christos Katsiaouni
The Fuji Film sponsored show curated by Ken Miller featuring William Eggleston, Nan Goldin, Ryan McGinley, Martin Parr, Terry Richardson, and Stephen Shore opened last Thursday at Aperture. It was crowded and hot. Christos Katsiaouni sweated it out for the pictures.
Photographs by David Uzzardi
Lots happening across the country including Walking with The Dutch Giant: A Benefit for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Honoring Justin Van Hoy at Space 1026 in Philadelphia.
“Photography” curated by Ken Miller
Martin Parr, Nan Goldin, Ryan McGinley, Stephen Shore, Terry Richardson, William Eggleston
January 31 – February 9th
Aperture Foundation
Gary Panter opens up a new show of paintings at Fredericks & Fraser in freezing NYC tonight, while Saturday out in sunny Venice, California Bill McRight, Jon Bocksel, Bonnie Brenda Scott, and Ben Venom open up Sea of Blasphemy at CURIO Studio & Collection.
Grayson Revoir’s installation of an ATV on a Trampoline took center stage at the opening of This Is THIS, a group show “exploring a selection of works engaging the potential of commonplace objects” at Zach Feuer in Chelsea. Christos Katsiaouni was there to photograph some of the attendees.
This Is THIS
Darren Bader, Alex Da Corte, Nick Darmstaedter, N. Dash, Mark Flood, Brendan Lynch, Grayson Revoir and Zachary Susskind.
January 17 – February 16, 2013
Robert Lazzarini’s latest exhibition (damage), opened at Marlborough Chelsea this past Thursday. Featuring Lazzarini’s trademark distortions, the show will remain on view until February 16th.
Photos by Christos Katsiaouni
Man, what a show. Go see it at The Hole, where it’s on view until February 9th. Here’s what the opening looked like.
Photos by Christos Katsiaouni
Here’s where you may or may not find us…
David Shrigley
Signs
January 10 – February 16, 2013
Anton Kern
Judi Rosen’s ”Blow by Blow” opens at Fuse, and Jack Siegel’s self-titled show opens at Half Gallery.
Last night in the depths of MoMA, GZA, Adam Mansbach, José Parla, and Alan Ket were onstage discussing and exploring connections between graffiti and literature, and the hip-hop world. Afterwards, an invigorated crowd kept the conversation flowing to tunes from DJ J. Period and each took home a copy of Mansbach’s new book Rage Is Back.
Christos Katsiaouni was there for some pictures.
If this doesn’t break the website, it’ll be pretty cool to look through.
Thanks to photographers Christos Katsiaouni, Julia Chesky, Kristy Leibowitz, and Colin M. Day for all of their hard work this year.
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