Art in NYC

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  Instagram Analytics

  Posted: 22-August-2012, 12:51am EDT by Marshall

  Here’s a link to the new Instagram Analytics from Simply Measured  [simplymeasured.com]

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  Hello world!

  Posted: 27-June-2012, 10:08pm EDT by Marshall

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  Lisa Salon in Dumbo

  Posted: 11-May-2011, 2:09am EDT by Marshall

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  I’m sitting here near the Manhattan Bridge at the LISA salon listening to an amazing group of Digital and Electronic Artists doing special presentations of their work.

  The Incredible Painting Machine by Anton is next, who made massive paintings using robotics, but without computers – kinda amazing!

  

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  It’s magical sitting here at dusk – after a long day that included Providence RI in the morning and McGraw Hill in the afternoon, as my publishers for Social Media Analytics.

  There are 3 other artists I’m going to view tonight.I’ll hear from Alexis Tryon, Anton Perich, Jeff Snyder and Carl Skelton (see details below)

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  LISA 2 Jeff Snyder

  Posted: 11-May-2011, 2:29am EDT by Marshall

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  LISA 3 Games for Learning

  Posted: 11-May-2011, 2:54am EDT by Marshall

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  So this post is about computer art. Betaville.net

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  Peter Reginato at Heidi Cho Gallery

  Posted: 18-March-2011, 12:28am EDT by Marshall

  Just attended a gallery opening for someone I knew in the past, Peter Reginato (studied with him at Vermont Studio School, as in was then called, in Jonston, VT in 1987)

  Peter Reginato at Heidi Cho Gallery
  23 street: 522 W 23 street, 6-8pm, comment
  
  

  In a way Peter’s sculptures remind me of my own work – he gives into his impulses to be spontaneous with color changes and makes it work.

  It reminds me that people are best when they are allowed to be themselves – or when they can find a way to make a living doing what they love.

  Go see Peter Reginato at Heidi Cho Gallery
  23 street: 522 W 23 street.

  

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  Art is not dead in Chelsea ? Marc Handelman ?Geological Sketches at Home and Abroad? at Sikkema Jenkins

  Posted: 18-March-2011, 1:06am EDT by Marshall

  Superb show of Marc Handelman – he’s won me over with “Geological Sketches at Home and Abroad” at Sikkema Jenkins & Co, tonight.

  Sure, the paintings are “safe” but there is some of the finest work I’ve seen in the NYC art scene for a while – very articulate and he has totally mastered his technique.

  
  
  
  
  

  I’d go see Marc Handelman’s “Geological Sketches at Home and Abroad” at Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
  22 street: 530 W 22 street – again, masterful work, and the variety is amazing.
  
  
  

  Strictly speaking, two other artists are having openings here as well, Bd to be honest with you, I like them all, including Elizabeth Neal.

  

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  Art is great in Chelsea 2

  Posted: 18-March-2011, 3:06am EDT by Marshall

  Barbara Takenaga, Darren Waterston, Jane Wilson, Mark Innerst, Pat Lipsky, Whitfield Lovell “Never the Same Twice” at DC Moore
  22 street: 535 West 22nd st, 2, 6-8pm, comment
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  

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  Opening at The Cell

  Posted: 4-March-2011, 2:10am EST by Marshall

  As hard as it is to write, after a long hiatus, here I am, back from Zurich, Davos, Zurich, London, Brighton, London, Norway, London and back to New York and an opening at The Cell, at West 23rd street.

  Aside from a different crowd than usual, and it being a week of Art Fairs running in NYC, it’s a decent if unexciting art opening here of some partial body portraits.

  
  
  

  And having said that, perhaps nothing is accidental, even the thoughts I had while walking here to attend this opening.

  While passing by another gallery I saw several good drawings and wondered if we all tend to ask the wrong questions about art. In fact, if we started with the idea all artwork is good, but done is exceptional, it would explain much, including this show.