Getting Closer, reception tonight, 6-10pm

Lakeside, 2011, plaster, wax, wood, styrofoam (below), in Getting Closer, opening reception December 9, 6-10pm, Brooklyn Fire Proof, December 9-11, 2011, curated by Rebecca Litt. More details here.

two group shows

Holiday Salon at Lesley Heller Workspace Sunday December 4, 12pm to 6pm and Wednesday December 7, 11am to 6pm (I have one photograph in this show).

and I have a new sculpture and a new photograph in this show:

Getting Closer, a group show based on the story by Steven Millhauser, curated by Rebecca Litt, at Brooklyn Fireproof Gallery, December 9-11, 2011
Opening Reception: Friday December 9, 6-10 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 2-5 pm

Paul D’Agostino
Eric Johnston
Gili Levy
Amy Lincoln
Rebecca Litt
Joe Nanashe
Jamie Powell
James Reeder
Julie Torres
Holly Veselka

Ten artists interpret the short story “Getting Closer,” by Pulitzer Prize winning author Steven Millhauser. In this story, a young boy is unable to enjoy a much-anticipated swimming excursion, held back by his own awareness that the day’s end keeps getting closer. The artists created work based on their own associations with the imagery and themes in the text, tackling subjects such as anticipation, ephemeral experience, and paralyzing anxiety.

The story can be found here: http://www.newyorker.com/fiction/features/2011/01/03/110103fi_fiction_millhauser

Revision Peripherique installation pic

Révision Périphérique

for next show opening oct 21st @projectivecity in paris – eight cities and a stone quarry

 

 

Installation pictures

show up through October 16, Lesley Heller Workspace back room gallery:

Save the date: Sept 7, 2011, 6pm

preview: http://bit.ly/ovhk03

Lesley Heller Workspace, 54 Orchard St., New York, NY 10002

11, 12, 13


smoke


bluff


moon

now to print the thirteen new photographs.

#9diamond

new pieces for Sept. a photograph and a sculpture, shown here in progress.

sound diamond, above right, and photograph setup, above left and below through the viewfinder.

number eight

#7

I’m liking these messy iphone through-the-viewfinder shots.