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- Graphics
- Diane Tuft: Aftermath
- Mar 20 2012 - Apr 21 2012
- Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce its inaugural exhibition of photography by mixed media artist Diane Tuft. The exhibition will comprise photographs from Tuft’s recent Aftermath series, taken in Iceland after the dramatic eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in 2010.
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- Graphics
- Group Exhibition
- Feb 14 2012 - Mar 17 2012
- Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce a group exhibition featuring prints and multiples in various mediums. The exhibition will include works by both gallery and non-gallery artists including Francis Bacon, Claudio Bravo, Ellsworth Kelly, R.B. Kitaj, Sol Lewitt, Robert Motherwell, Paula Rego, Jesus Rafael Soto and others.
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- Chelsea
- Blind Cut: Curated by Jonah Freeman and Vera Neykov
- Jan 19 2012 - Feb 18 2012
- Press Release
- Marlborough Chelsea is pleased to present "Blind Cut," a group exhibition curated by Jonah Freeman and Vera Neykov. The works included address diverse notions surrounding the themes of fiction or deception. This collection, spanning several generations from Dada to the present, poses questions regarding identity, authorship, originality and reality. The practices and methodologies range from: depictions of fictional places, imagined personas, inaccurate histories, invented language, urban utopias and complex, unrevealed material gestures. To accompany the exhibition, Blind Cut, curators Jonah Freeman and Vera Neykov have selected a series films that will be shown on a loop in the following order: Luis Buñuel, "Land Without Bread," 1932, 28 minutes; Bruce and Norman Yonemoto, "Spalding Gray’s Map of L.A.," 1984, 27:40 minutes; Antek Walczak, "Dynasty," 1998, 49:52 minutes; Gabriel Lester, "The Big One," 2011, 14:14 minutes; Adina Popescu, "Jeremiah," 2011, 10 minutes.
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- New York
- Doug Wada: Americana
- Jan 11 2012 - Feb 11 2012
- Press Release
- The Directors of Marlborough Gallery are pleased to announce that an exhibition of recent work by Doug Wada, titled Americana, will open on January 11 with a reception from 6:00 to 8:00 PM and continue through February 11, 2012 at Marlborough Gallery. This exhibition, the artist’s first solo show with Marlborough Gallery, will be comprised of oil paintings depicting his characteristic quotidian, mass-produced objects.
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- New York
- Juan Genovés: Recent Paintings
- Jan 11 2012 - Feb 11 2012
- Press Release
- The Directors of Marlborough Gallery are pleased to announce that an exhibition of recent work by Juan Genovés will be held from January 11 to February 11, 2012 at Marlborough Gallery. This exhibition, the artist’s ninth solo show with Marlborough Gallery in New York, will be comprised of approximately twenty acrylic paintings.
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- Chelsea
- Nicolas Lobo: Gum, Dropped
- Dec 15 2011 - Jan 14 2012
- Press Release
- Marlborough Chelsea presents "Gum, Dropped," a solo exhibition by the Miami-based artist Nicolas Lobo. The show will be on view from December 15, 2011 through January 14, 2012, and includes video, sculpture, works on paper and site-specific installations never before exhibited in New York.
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- Chelsea
- Clement Meadmore: Sculpture
- Dec 08 2011 - Jan 14 2012
- Press Release
- On December 8, 2011, Marlborough Gallery will present an exhibition of sculpture by the renowned artist Clement Meadmore. The exhibition will feature work from 1965 to 2000, varying in size from large-scale steel sculptures to intimate table-top works in bronze. The exhibition continues through January 14, 2012 in the first floor gallery at Marlborough Chelsea.
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- New York
- Shan Sa: Recent Paintings
- Dec 07 2011 - Jan 07 2012
- Press Release
- The Directors of Marlborough Gallery are pleased to announce that an exhibition of paintings by Shan Sa will open December 7, 2011 and continue through January 7, 2012. The exhibition will feature seventeen oil paintings, ranging in scale from 42 x 56 inches to an intimate 13 x 9 inches. Born in Beijing, Paris-based Shan Sa is celebrated as both a writer and a visual artist, recalling that in ancient China, poetry and painting were interwoven and formed a single whole that was the heart of Chinese art.
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- New York
- Hunt Slonem: Acadian Dreams
- Dec 07 2011 - Jan 07 2012
- Press Release
- The Directors of Marlborough Gallery are pleased to announce that an exhibition of recent work by Hunt Slonem titled Acadian Dreams will be held from December 7, 2011 to January 7, 2012 at Marlborough Gallery. There will be a reception on December 14 from 6-8 pm. This exhibition, the artist’s seventh solo show with Marlborough Gallery, will be comprised of twenty-six oil paintings ranging from intimate portraits of Abraham Lincoln, to Slonem’s well-known birds and butterflies, to large-scale canvases depicting bayou landscapes.
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- New York
- Le Cabinet de Curiosités: 6 Harrison Street, TriBeCa
- Nov 15 2011 - Feb 29 2012
- Press Release
- Marlborough and Steinitz galleries are pleased to announce the opening of Le Cabinet de Curiosités, conceived and curated by Thierry W Despont, opening on Saturday, November 12th in the former headquarters of New York Mercantile Exchange at 6 Harrison Street. Le Cabinet de Curiosités is a unique, off-site installation in which contemporary art converges with 18th- and 19th-century antiquities in a setting that blurs the confines of time and categorization. Le Cabinet de Curiosités presents work by Marlborough artists Thierry W Despont, Manolo Valdés and the late Claudio Bravo, as well as rare antique furniture from the Steinitz Collection. The exhibition will continue through February 2012.
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- International Public Art
- Miquel Barceló: Elefandret Sculpture at Union Square, New York City
- Sep 13 2011 - May 29 2012
- Press Release
- Marlborough Gallery is pleased to announce that the monumental sculpture Gran Elefandret, 2008, by renowned artist Miquel Barceló will be on view at the Union Square Triangle beginning September 13, 2011 through the end of May 2012. It is with great pleasure that the Gallery brings this monumental bronze sculpture to Union Square, a place that epitomizes New York’s unrivaled energy and serves as both a transportation and cultural bridge between uptown and downtown Manhattan. Barceló’s immense Gran Elefandret, balances upright on its trunk, its four massive legs outspread searching for equilibrium. At twenty-six feet tall the sculpture brilliantly portrays an extraordinary, if not impossible physical and cultural feat; this contemporary monument believably captures with humor, scale and Spanish courage the essence of what a public monument can be today.