Talking Portraits by James Gurney
“In 1981, artist James Gurney brought his sketchbook and tape recorder to the pier in Santa Monica, California. He did a pencil portrait of two guys there and then asked them to describe themselves to the tape recorder. For the first time, their faces and voices are brought together in a talking portrait.”
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Travis Jensen, Andrea Sonnenberg, and Ted Pushinsky at Guerrero Gallery. On view through May 4th.
It’s really worth subscribing to THE THING, especially since the upcoming artists in this subscription cycle are Tauba Auerbach, Ben Marcus, and John Baldessari.
This is the last week to view Jim Houser’s latest show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery.
Open through May 4th
Painting from imagination, and artists building off of each other. This new video from Colin M Day explores the relationship between Mars-1, Damon Soule and Oliver Vernon, who together, have a show at The Petaluma Arts Center in Northern California. For those out west, tomorrow night (4/26) Colin will be screening a bunch of his short films at the “Video Night” at PAC. For more information on the event, click here.
HA. An animated short by David Stodolny.
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A large retrospective of Keith Haring’s work focusing on the diversity of his socio-political iconography. The exhibition—which was made possible in part by Citizens of Humanity—is on view at Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris through August 19th.
Last night The Hole hosted the opening party for the Ninth Annual BAMart Silent Auction. Christos Katsiaouni was there to capture the scene.
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