Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition of selected prints by Robert Motherwell. The exhibition will include works from The Basque Suite, the Africa Suite and London Series I and II, published by Marlborough Graphics in 1970 and 1971.
Summary: Selected prints by Robert Motherwell will be exhibited May- June 2011
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce an exhibition of the Poultry Suite by Jean Pagliuso in February and March 2011. Originally started in 2005, the ongoing series includes Gelatin Silver prints of prize chickens, owls and falcons in full display.
Summary: Images from the Poultry Suite by Jean Pagliuso will be exhibited February- March 2011
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce an exhibition of the Natural Fashion series of photographs by Hans Silvester. The photographs feature the body decoration, borrowed from nature, of members of the Surma and Mursi tribes from the Omo Valley in East Africa. The series was recently illustrated in the May/June 2010 issue of Departures magazine.
Summary: The Natural Fashion series by Hans Silvester will be exhibited December 2010- January 2011
Photo: Trevor Tondro for The New York Times
Marlborough artist Beverly Pepper creates land sculpture at Barry and Fran Weissler's (producers of the musical "Chicago") estate.
"Beyond the home’s formal French gardens are two massive, curved hand-carved panels, set into a grassy hillside like the excavated wall of an ancient cave. Reaching 16 feet at their peak in the center, they create a backdrop for performers when the space is used as a theater. The panels, made of granite powder, a binder and concrete, simulate enormous granite stones.
“The curve fits into that lush background as a counterpoint to the formality of the garden," said Ms. Pepper, 87, who visits Waccabuc periodically to check on her project." -nytimes.com
Read the full story at nytimes.com
Summary: Printed in Th New York Times, page D6, Thursday, August 12, 2010
Stephen Talasnik’s Stream: A Folded Drawing (2009–2010) was made especially for installation at Storm King. This vast site-specific construction consists of some 3,000 bamboo poles tied together to form a monumental yet intricate structure some 12 feet high by 90 feet long. Roughly kidney-shaped in footprint, it appears to be rolling down the hill on which it is sited. Visitors will be able to walk inside the structure to experience the work, as well as others that are visible through its armature, from a variety of perspectives. Please visit The Storm King Website for more information, photos, video and more.
Stream is included in a special exhibition at Storm King, 5+5: New Perspectives, on view June 5 - November 14, 2010.
Summary: Stephen Talasnik’s Stream: A Folded Drawing (2009–2010) was made especially for installation at Storm King.
View a digital catalogue of the natural renditions show at Marlborough,
June 3 2010 - July 9 2010
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Summary: A virtual tour of monumental sculptures by Valdés on Broadway
To view more works by Fernando Botero, click here.
Summary: See Botero's monumental bronzes installed at Marlborough Chelsea
The New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, The Broadway Mall Association, Marlborough Gallery, and the New York City Department of Transportation are pleased to announce a public exhibition of monumental sculptures by Spanish artist Manolo Valdés from May 20, 2010 through January 23, 2011. The exhibition will include sixteen bronze sculptures along Broadway from Columbus Circle to 166th Street. Each sculpture will include signage that displays mobile phone access numbers for an English and Spanish language audio tour with informative descriptions of the works.
Click here for NY1's coverage of the exhibition
Summary: A public exhibition of monumental sculptures by Spanish artist Manolo Valdés