Miriam Cabessa accentuates time through disciplined, measured, manual movements using her body as fine-tuned instrument resulting in organic mark making. Upon first glance, the efforts recall computer generated or technologically produced algorithms however further investigations evidence the hand of the artist. Miriam embraces the idea of a gesture and the resulting works pay homage to [...]
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Interflow presents recent painting and mixed media works on paper by New York-based artist Emna Zghal. Color and line continually search for boundaries they never find. Forms emerge to take on shapes that feel simultaneously familiar and foreign. Though the canvas fights to act as a boundary, poetic lines overflow into infinite [...]
Opening Reception Jan 22nd 2009
5-7pm 11th Fl
Jock McDonald, born in Vancouver, Canada in 1961, opened his commercial photography and film studio in San Francisco in 1986. He is a self-taught photographer whose work –both in black-and-white and color– has achieved national and international critical acclaim for its distinctive use of wit, humor, pathos, and [...]
3rd Annual Silent Auction Giving Gallery. 100% Proceeds go to Hartley House.
Opening Party Thursday Dec 11th 6-8pm.
End of Auction party Friday Dec 19th 3pm-4pm.
Ogilvy New York 309 W49th St 8th Fl Hallway.
To attend opening Dec 11th and End of auction party Dec 19th, please RSVP to jun.lee@ogilvy.com
What is Giving Gallery?
Giving Gallery is a charity art [...]
NOVEMBER 11th, 2008
Mikhail Sokovikov and Jason Aaron Wall: Industry Calling
OPENING RECEPTION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st 6 - 9pm
RSVP@MINTANDSERF.COM
Andy Warhol appropriated the everyday pop image into a work of art, added a new layer of meaning to the familiar, and conceded. Warhol and others of the Pop Art movement exposed our subconscious obsession with superficial surfaces. Slick [...]
A few months ago, after we opened the Yo Peace! show on the 8th floor, I got a terse note from Peter Intermaggio.
I don’t remember his exact words - but in his polite and articulate way he said he thought we’d gone too far. That the “political” nature of the art was offensive. [...]
No ad-man is more celebrated than David Ogilvy. He even celebrated himself, publishing his advice, both specific and general, in two of the best-known books in the advertising canon: “Confessions of an Advertising Man” and “Ogilvy on Advertising.” Not surprisingly, the man who turned $6,000 into a worldwide advertising empire had a few thoughts on [...]