Opening This Weekend: Kuksi, McGee & Frost, Pankabestia
Kris Kuksi
Beast Anthology
November 21–December 19, 2009
Opening reception, Gallery I: Saturday, November 21, 6–9 PM
Joshua Liner Gallery
Dave Schubert
Sometimes life throws you a fantastic Twist, and by life I mean Dave Schubert. If you’re into a certain style of San Fran Graffiti from the 90’s (with a NY shot added), lucky you.
November 20, 2009 | by the enablist | In Photography, San Francisco, Slideshows, graffiti | 1 Comment
Eric Haze: New Abstracts and Icons
Tonight.
Slater Bradley’s if we were immortal at Team Gallery
Opening in like 30 minutes is Slater Bradley’s 6th solo exhibition at Team Gallery, if we were immortal.
Steve Powers at White Walls
Opening Saturday night in San Francisco is a show that we will miss but, you should not. Steve ‘Espo’ Powers at White Walls. Boom.
MBA: Most Blogged About
More info on the fun at White Walls
And while you’re at it, have a look at this old interview from Megawords with Steve Powers and Ari Forman
White Walls Gallery
835 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
Alex Lukas at Glowlab
Alex Lukas opens a show of new work, The Eventuality of Daybreak, at Glowlab tonight. Above is just a hint of what you can expect to see.
Now this looks like somewhere you would find the best fried chicken in New York
Country Pan Fried Chicken? Yum. Alan Richman visits for GQ.com
Charle’s Country Pan Fried Chicken
2841 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (near 151st Street), New York, NY; 212-281-1800
Brooklyn: America’s Music Capital
NY Mag investigates. (That’s Dirty Projectors above)
Terence Koh at the Brooklyn Museum
TERENCE KOH, SAAQIOU
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th at 9:30pm
BROOKLYN MUSEUM, 200 EASTERN PARKWAY, BROOKLYN, NY
Terence Koh, whose work is featured in the Brooklyn Museum’s collection, presents a special performance that blends vocals, rock and synthesized music, mixed with a light and media installation.
Curated by Sarah Giovanniello, Traslin Ong, and Eugenie Tsai.
Presented as Part of Target First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum.
FREE
via, supremebeing
Stolen Moments
Julia Chesky crept out into the night with us and documented the scene at Kim Cogan’s, Kristin Baker’s, and Paul McCarthy’s openings, plus a party at OAK.
Just what is it that makes today’s painting so different, so appealing?
KAWS, TARGET GAMES, 2009, Acrylic on canvas, 96 x 72 inches, Image courtesy of Gering & López Gallery, New York, NY.
A new, must see show opening tonight at Gering & Lopez featuring KAWS, Keith Haring, Erik Parker, Frank Stella, George Condo, Michael Bevilacqua, Steve DiBenedetto, Steven Parrino, Lisa Ruyter, David Salle, Michael Scott, and John Tremblay.
Kristin Baker’s Splitting Twilight at Deitch Projects
Opening tonight, her work is so fresh.
November 05, 2009 — December 19, 2009
18 Wooster Street, New York
Splitting Twilight, an exhibition of new paintings by Kristin Baker, opens at Deitch Projects on November 5, 2009. Baker continues to push the contradictions inherent in the genre of painting while simultaneously celebrating its history. The new body of work playfully remixes the legacy of landscape painting within a modernist structure.
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Paul McCarthy’s White Snow at Hauser & Wirth
Opening tonight.
Beginning November 5, 2009, Hauser & Wirth New York will present WHITE SNOW, a group of never before seen pieces from a new body of work by Paul McCarthy, drawing upon the famous 19th century German folk tale ‘Snow White’ (‘Schneewittchen’) and commenting upon the modern interpretation of the story in Disney’s beloved 1937 animated classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
This is Great
Anthony Pappalardo in Circle Board in New York City.
Film by: William Strobeck
Tequila Shots with Lance Armstrong
Friday saw the private opening of STAGES NYC in Soho. Our friend Jeff from The Art Collectors had a camera on-hand and put together a great set of pics summarizing the night. We couldn’t resist this photo of Lance Armstrong taking a shot of tequila with Tom Sachs. A couple more images are after the jump, and a full set of pics are here
Robert Williams at tony shafrazi
This is one of those epic shows that you’ll feel stupid for missing. Opening Halloween night.
ROBERT WILLIAMS
Conceptual Realism
IN THE SERVICE OF THE HYPOTHETICAL
October 31, 2009 – January 23, 2010
Tonight in Times Square: Shepard Fairey x Levi’s live installation
7 PM – 12 Midnight: Live Art Installation followed by in-store signing.
For those unable to make it, we’re giving away this stencil (above) to one lucky commenter. To win, just read this interview from 1998 and tell us your favorite part. More info on the event after the jump
