Catharine Clark Gallery News: 2010

e mërkurë, 22 dhjetor 2010

All That Glitters, Nancy Hoffman Gallery, New York, New York

December 9, 2010 - January 15, 2011

Masami Teraoka: Exhibition

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, December 13, 2010 — Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women, and Art, a touring group exhibition produced and curated by Art Works For Change tours to the Chicago Cultural Center. On view are the works of 30 leading artists, male and female, presenting interpretations and responses sourced from each individual life and the cultures and mores of 25 different countries. For this edition Art Works For Change has partnered with leading cultural and activist organizations from throughout Chicago to present an unprecedented series of free public programs through the entire run of the show. Admission to the exhibition is free.

Ray Beldner: Exhibition

Artists Ray Beldner, Brendan Lott, Sonja Schenk, and Annie Seaton are pleased to announce their upcoming exhibition, Misappropriation. The pop-up show, which takes place during the Art Los Angeles Contemporary Art Fair, includes paintings, mixed media, digital prints, and small-scale installation all using and misusing found photo-based imagery. The exhibition will be on display at Studio Orange in Culver City, California from January 23-30, 2011.

http://misappropriationart.blogspot.com/

e mërkurë, 15 dhjetor 2010

Andy Diaz Hope: Press

Andy Diaz Hope's exhibition at the Catharine Clark Gallery has received a review in SF Weekly.

http://www.sfweekly.com

e premte, 10 dhjetor 2010

Marina Zurkow: Press

Marina Zurkow mentioned in Datebook section of San Francisco Chronicle.

Datebook: Zurkow

Stephanie Syjuco: Press

Art Practical
Shadowshop by Patricia Maloney

www.artpractical.com

Katchadourian: Exhibition

“Endurance” at the Istanbul Museum of Art
Istanbul Museum of Modern Art
Meclis-i Mebusan Cad.
Liman Isletmeleri Sahasi Antrepo No:4
34433 Karakoy -Istanbul /Turkey

www.istanbulmodern.org

Sanchez Brothers

8 Years Old by Carlos and Jason Sanchez is now in the collection of the Getty Museum

Katchadourian and Schatz: Exhibition

“Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art,”

Katonah Museum of Art

through Jan. 9, 2011

www.katonahmuseum.org

Katchadourian and Schatz: Press

New York Times
Maps for Navigating to a New Perspective
By SYLVIANE GOLD
Published: December 3, 2010

www.nytimes.com

Travis Somerville

Congratulations on being named an Artadia Artist in Residence for 2011!!

Press: Al Farrow

“Art Basel The Must List”
By Fabiola Santiago
The Miami Herald
Saturday, December 4, 2010

www.MiamiHerald.com

e shtunë, 27 nëntor 2010

Masami Teraoka: Book

Sussman, Nan M.
Return Migration and Identity: A Global Phenomenon, A Hong Kong Case.
Hong Kong University Press 2011

e martë, 16 nëntor 2010

Travis Somerville, Sandow Birk: Catalogue

“Collecting California Selections from Laguna Art Museum.” 2010

Ray Beldner: Catalog

New Catalog!

Portraits 101: Available on Blurb.com

Portraits: 101 is the catalog of my new series of digital prints. They were made by collecting the first one hundred and one images found while performing Google images search for particular celebrities, artists, sports figures, politicians, or spiritual leaders.

By combining all of the 101 images, the portraits become time-based, abstract, meta-portraits that reinforce the collective idea or the essence of the publicly held image of that person.

ORDER HERE!!

Stephanie Syjuco: Publication

Stephanie Syjuco's project at Frieze 2009 is mention in the book:

Werner, Henry. Modern Art For Sale: Die Bedeutendsten Kunstmessen Der Welt

Palmedia Publishing 2010

www.feymedia.com

"Stephanie Syjuco set up a parasitic workshop in which a small group of artists made bootleg copies of other works exhibited in the fair. The artists used basic and inexpensive materials and worked in a gallery stand at the fair in full view of visitors. The copies were displayed in an adjacent gallery stand. Copystand: an autonomous manufacturing zone drew on Syjuco’s recent projects involving approximate copies: crocheted branded luxury goods, cardboard replicas of Charlotte Perriand furniture and body doubles."

Text taken from
friezefoundation.org

Birk: Exhibition

"Revolución Grafica" -
Sala de Arte Álvaro Blancarte,
Universidad Autonoma de Baja California,
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico: Nov. 12 - Dec. 12

Sandow Birk: Press

Sandow Birk’s American Qur’an project was written about:

Black Yogurt

www.blackyogurt.org

Youm 7 (Egypt's biggest news e-portal)

www.youm7.com

Manhattan Connection

gnt.globo.com

e enjte, 11 nëntor 2010

Stephanie Syjuco: Exhibition

Open to the public November 20, 2010, at SFMOMA

A temporary and alternative store/distribution point embedded within the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s fifth floor galleries, Shadowshop will stock hundreds of artists’ multiples, small works, tchotchkes, catalogs, books, zines, media works, and other distributive creative output.

Please join the Catharine Clark Gallery on Friday, November 19, 2010. 4-6 pm for a toast in honor of Stephanie Syjuco's project at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Image by Jamil Hellu (Gloss laminate postcard - available at the Shadow$hop)
www.jamilhellu.net

www.shadowshop.org

stephaniesyjuco.com

Nina Katchadourian: Exhibition

Arkheia is pleased to announce the first exhibition of Exposiciones de Archivo, a new program devoted to the public presentation of archives at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC). In accordance with Arkheia's mission, Exposiciones de Archivo is intended to promote critical reflection and dialogue about the role and value of archives associated with art, the relationship between the document and memory, and the fetishization of the document in archival practice.

The projects included in the exhibition are by the following artists:
Kim Adams, Terry Allen, Francis Alÿs, Carlos Amorales, Gustavo Artigas, Andrea Fraser, Silvia Gruner, Nina Katchadourian, Itzel Martínez del Cañizo, Steve Matheson, Javier Téllez, Mark Tribe, Judi Werthein, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Yukinori Yanagi.

www.insite05.org

Travis Somerville: Publication

Travis Somerville

Reed-Davidson, Travis. “Renewing our Dedication to the Proposition.” ROMAG (Otis College of Art and Design – Magazine) Vol 8, 2010

e enjte, 28 tetor 2010

Event: Sandow Birk and Timothy Cummings

Sandow Birk and Timothy Cummings have donated work to:

Art for Aids
Benefiting the UCSF AIDS Health Project
Friday, September 24, 2010
The Galleria at the San Francisco Design Center

Exhibition: Ray Beldner, Adam Chapman, Lincoln Schatz

Personal Identities: Contemporary Portraits,
University Art Gallery Sonoma State University

November 04 – December 12, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 04, 4-7 pm

University Art Gallery
Sonoma State University
Rohnert Park, California

e mërkurë, 27 tetor 2010

Exhibition: Travis Somerville

Reconsidering Regionalism: Images of the South 1951-

Jule Collins Smith Museum of Auburn University in Auburn, AL,
April 2-July 23, 2011.

Exhibition: Andy Diaz Hope

Andy Diaz Hope
Tomorrow’s Legacies, CROCKER ART MUSEUM, Sacramento, California.
Exhibition dates: October 10 – January 9, 2011

crockerartmuseum.org
CROCKER ART MUSEUM
216 O Street
Sacramento, CA 95814

Exhibition: Carlos and Jason Sanchez

TORCH Gallery, Amsterdam

Opening reception: Saturday the 16th of October between 5 and 7 pm
Exhibition dates: October 16 – November 20th, 2010.

www.torchgallery.com

Exhibition: Kara Maria

sfTWOflatSHOW
November 14, 2010 - February 14, 2011
opening reception: Sunday, November 14, 4 - 6 pm

Hamamjian Modern
152 Fillmore Street, SF, CA 94117
415-290-5220

Allegra LaViola Gallery
179 East Broadway, NY, NY 10002
www.allegralaviola.com

SFMOMA
Shadowshop
November, 2010 - April, 2011
An alternative vending project by Stephanie Syjuco in conjunction with "The More Things Change" exhibition

Exhibition: Nina Katchadourian

Paradise Lost

Istanbul Museum of Modern Art
Istanbul, Turkey
Opening March 23 through July 24, 2011

(www.istanbulmodern.org)

Press: Stephanie Syjuco

By Laura Pearson

Time Out Chicago / Issue 292 : Sep 30–Oct 6, 2010

"Stephanie Syjuco’s playful yet purposeful whacks at art-world hierarchies usually lead her to re-create iconic works out of cheapo materials (think cardboard Calders). In “Particulate Matter,” she subverts expectations by realizing designs that amateurs created in the free 3-D modeling program Google SketchUp."

www.chicago.timeout.com

Exhibition: Erin Cosgrove

Santa Barbara Museum of Art Film Screening
What Matter of Person Art Thou?
Sunday, October 17, 2:30 pm

"This animated video by Stranger Than Fiction artist Erin Cosgrove, tells a twisted tale about the corruptibility of faith using dark humor to explore the underpinnings of America’s founding myths. (2008, 65 min.) Cosgrove will introduce the film and be available for questions following the screening."

e enjte, 21 tetor 2010

Press: Stephanie Syjuco

'Things, Thingys, Thingies' made real
By Lori Waxman

Chicago Tribune
October 15, 2010

http://www.chicagotribune.com

e martë, 12 tetor 2010

Exhibition: Nina Katachdourian and Stphanie Syjuco

Even Better Than The Real Thing: The Art of the Uncanny
Curated by Jennifer Frias
August 23 - September 25, 2010

Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art
Chaffey College
Ranch Cucamonga, California

www.chaffey.edu

Exhibition: Anthony Discenza

Sabina Lee Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Oakland-based artist, Anthony Discenza. This is Discenza's first Los Angeles solo exhibition and includes recent work including digital images, video, and both two and three dimensional text based projects. The work will be on view from Friday, September 17 through October 23, 2010. There will be an opening reception September 17 from 6-9 PM.

Screening: Erin Cosgrove

Erin Cosgrove

Santa Barbara Museum of Art Film Screening
What Matter of Person Art Thou?
Sunday, October 17, 2:30 pm
This animated video by Stranger Than Fiction artist Erin Cosgrove, tells a twisted tale about the corruptibility of faith using dark humor to explore the underpinnings of America’s founding myths. (2008, 65 min.) Cosgrove will introduce the film and be available for questions following the screening.

Press: Stephanie Syjuco

GALLERY 400
University of Illinois at Chicago, 400 South Peoria Street (MC 034)
September 7–October 23

"The whimsical sculptures in Stephanie Syjuco’s exhibition “Particulate Matter: Things, Thingys, Thingies” are based on designs that were never meant to have a material form. Each of the fifty-four pieces on view represents Syjuco’s attempt to physically render one of hundreds of virtual objects made with Google SketchUp, a free 3-D modeling program favored by amateur designers for its user-friendliness."

http://www.artforum.com

Screening: Sandow Birk

In Smog and Thunder: The Great War of the Californias, 2003 46 min. DVD
August, 12, 2010, 7:00 PM
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Phyllis Wattis Theater

Nina Katchadourian

Nina Katchadourian's Advice from a Former Student

Permanent sound piece by Katachadourian's '89, featuring over 800 recordings of advice collected from Brown alumni, classes 1939 to 2010

Friday, October 29, 2010, 5:30 PM
Nina Katchadourian: Public Projects
a lecture in Petteruti Lounge, 2nd Floor

Public Art Committee
Brown University
Providence, RI
For further information: 401-863-2932

Nina Katchadourian

Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art
Katonah Museum of Art
134 Jay Street
Katonah, NY 10536

www.katonahmuseum.org

e premte, 1 tetor 2010

Press: Teenage

7x7 Magazine
by Jess Hemerly

Curated by Catherine Clark (Catherine Clark Gallery) and UC Berkeley professor, roboticist, and artist Ken Goldberg, each piece included in Teen Age: You Just Don't Understand was created by a pair or group of artists, including at least one teenager and one "so-called adult."

http://www.7x7.com

Lecture: Stephanie Syjuco

ISCP studios: September 21, 6:30pm
1040 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211

www.iscp-nyc.org

Exhibition: Stephanie Syjuco

Stephanie Syjuco: Particulate Matter (Things, Thingys, Thingies)
September 7 – October 23

Gallery 400 in Chicago

"Syjuco’s handmade versions of objects designed by users of the free 3-D modeling program Google SketchUp exist somewhere between the bootleg, the copy, and the translation. Modeled from online designs that seem to lack value or utility, Syjuco’s refashioned versions explore the handmade in the digital-era of design, uniqueness found even within the copy, and collaboration’s relationship to outsourcing, as well as labor, authorship, and value."

Exhibition: Stephanie

Shadow$hop: Local Art for Mass Distribution

Opening November 2010, at SFMOMA

"A temporary and alternative store/distribution point embedded within the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s fifth floor galleries, Shadowshop will stock hundreds of artists’ multiples, small works, tchotchkes, catalogs, books, zines, media works, and other distributive creative output."

www.shadowshop.org

e enjte, 30 shtator 2010

Press: Sandow Birk

Sandow Birk, "An L.A. Artist's Qur'an" by Jarrett Moran
ARTLOG
September 11, 2010

In Birk's discussion of the works...

"As an artist I'm trying to make something - an illuminated manuscript - entirely by hand, tediously, as it was done centuries ago. It seems to me that this is something unique that artists can do in the world today - as opposed to working with video that can also make television shows and movies, or sound, or websites, or whatever "cutting edge" technology you want to choose."

www.artlog.com

Press: Sandow Birk

Sandow Birk, "Scenes from an American Qur'an"
The Art Newspaper, September 9, 2010

"With all the furor over the proposed community centre in the financial district—more familiarly labelled the "ground zero mosque"—the installation "American Qur'an" by artist Sandow Birk opening at P.P.O.W.">www.ppowgallery.com">P.P.O.W.Gallery in Chelsea this weekend could not be more perfectly timed."

www.theartnewspaper.com

Exhibition: Sandow Birk

Sandow Birk, "American Qu'ran"
Faulconer Gallery, Grinnell College
1108 Park Street
Grinnell, Iowa 50112

Press: Sandow Birk

The New York Times
Sandow Birk: "American Qu'ran"
By Holland Cotter

"Mr. Birk began his long-term Koran project in 2004. In a format roughly based on Persian miniatures, he has been transcribing the Muslim holy book, chapter by chapter, into rectangular compartments on sheets of paper, then filling the blank space around the boxes with paintings inspired by the words."

www.nytimes.com