Showing posts with label sloan fine art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sloan fine art. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

If I were bi-coastal...

...or if I could be at 2 places at one time, these are the 2 places I'd be this Saturday night.

In NY, I'm in the +2 Show at Sloan Fine Art that I mentioned a while back. The opening is this Saturday, June 20th. 4-6pm. Its an early, summer party!

My piece for the show...


And in LA, there's this:
"This Must Be The Place" curated by Faesthetic.
Opening June 20th, 7-10pm
Scion Installation L.A.
3521 Helms Ave. (at National)
Culver City, CA 90232
Gallery Phone: 310-815-8840
Hours: Wed-Sat 11:00AM-6:00PM

Glue Kit, Maxwell Loren Holyoke-Hirsch, Damien Correll, Joel Speasmaker, Matt Curry, Skull Phone, Dan Funderburg, and Jemma Hostetler.


Scion Presents: 'THIS MUST BE THE PLACE' Preview from Scion ART on Vimeo.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

"What will make you believe me"

A new piece (in progress) for an upcoming group show at Sloan Fine Art. Stay tuned for the finished piece (its done, but i like to keep you waiting...)


"+2" Summer Group Show
Works by over 70 artists including
NaNa An, Sarah Bedford, Bengala, Chris Berens, Jud Bergeron, John Bowman, Vince Contarino, Dame Darcy, Peter Drake, Joel Dugan, Steve Ellis, Evah Fan, Chad Fay, Lori Field, Erik Foss, Frieda Gossett, Kady Grant, Seonna Hong, Greg Hopkins, Caroline Hwang, Jordin Isip, Tasha Kusama, Michael Maes, Julia Marchand, Austin McCormick, Elizabeth McGrath, Adele Mildred, Benjamin Paul Morris, John Nickle, David O'Brien, Saelee Oh, Marion Peck, Martha Rich, Jean-Pierre Roy, Kristen Schiele, Ryan Scully, Sueraya Shaheen, Jill Simonsen, Morgan Slade, Sally Sloan, Aaron Smith, Nathan Spoor, Sarah Trigg, Hanna von Goeler, Eric White, Justin White, Brad Woodfin and many more.
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 20th, 4 to 6 pm
Exhibition: June 20 to July 18, 2009


My +2 for this show is Rachel Salomon and Evah Fan. So excited they're in the show.

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Dunzo!






We've finished installing late, last night and are so excited! Everything looks great! We hope to see you there!


Opening Reception
Weds, March 18th 7-9pm

Exhibition
March 18-April 11-2009

Sloan Fine Art
128 Rivington St
(corner of Rivington and Norfolk)
New York, NY 10002
www.sloanfineart.com

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Preview images

Preview images for the upcoming show...

For prices please contact Alix Sloan at Sloan Fine Art.

"Stop Instantly: what might have been lost"
2009
35" x 35" framed
mixed media


"About to Sail: all your love was wasted? who the hell was i?"
2009
35" x 35" framed
mixed media


"Require Assistance: the heart is a lonely hunter"
2009
35" x 35" framed
mixed media




"Altering Course to Port: rebuilding roads"
2009
19" x 19" framed
mixed media


"Want a Pilot: what melody would lead me"
2009
9" x 9" framed
mixed media


"Man Overboard: pour a little salt"
2009
9" x 9" framed
mixed media


"Request Pratique: the love that's never been enough"
2009
9"x9" framed
mixed media

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

"I Know What You're Thinking..."


Save the Date! March 18th, 6pm-9pm is the opening reception for our show at Sloan Fine Art. I hope those who are in the New York vicinity will come and visit with us. We're all very excited for the show. Saelee has posted some preview images of her pieces here and here. I'll be posting some up this week as well.

Alix Sloan has printed up 3 different versions of the invite, this is mine.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Mr. Smith goes to New York


Mr. Smith, Aaron Smith that is, is having a show here in New York. I'm very excited to see the show and see him. He's one of my favorite instructors at Art Center and it was in his class that I started playing with intermixing textiles and paintings.

His new paintings are very different from his usual painting style and I'm really digging it.

Come see his work at Sloan Fine Art. His show opens this Wednesday, February 11th from 7-9pm.
Show runs from Feb 11-March 14th.



Tuesday, February 3, 2009

I am Lion, hear me ROAR!


While doing research and shopping for an installation in an upcoming show, I wanted to find a yarn store that wasn't too expensive yet had a spectrum of colors and variety. Also, one where I didn't have to trek out to Queens or Staten Island to go to a Michael's or JoAnn's. Right on 15th Street between 5th and 6th Ave is the Lion Brand Yarn Studio. The variety of yarns and colors are great, in addition to there being a weekly crocheting and knitting doctor (who I will need to make an appointment with).


Here, they have every variety of yarn they carry so that you can take a swatch and knit/crochet before you purchase so you know how it will look.