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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: The Twombly

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Sunday, November 25, 2007. Has new work on view at Gagosian. On 21st Street in NYC. This work is different, bold and full of color. From the Gagosian Press Release:. Berlin: Symphony of a Great City. I am as you will be. Email Pleiady.Blogspot.com. Good song / shrigley. Symphony of a Great City.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: The Little Air

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Sunday, December 16, 2007. The artist Jacob Hashimoto. These delicate moves, registering the change in air and environment, are the spirit (it seems to me) of Hashimoto's work. Instead of fixed objects, his are alive and responding to their surroundings. There is mobility and also delicacy: the thin paper, the small amount of air needed. Air we would not have even notice- but these works are designed to be attuned to the subtle atmosphere. I am as you will be.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: Looking at Thinking

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Thursday, November 29, 2007. The most intriguing photographs I have come across recently are those of Patrick Lakey. A body of work entitled "German Photographs (1794-2005)" is a fascinating intersection of art, history, and philosophy. The resulting photographs are still and beautiful, revealing and withholding. For what is the relationship between external and internal? What clues might the external offer as to what went on internally? I am as you will be.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: Cass Bird

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Friday, May 16, 2008. Is a photographer whose work confronts gender roles in our mainstream world. The women in Cass Bird's pictures are pushing at the edges of their defined space: they are sexual, defiant, and open. Additionally, Cass bird has an easy eye for a moment, so her subjects live in unique and very real worlds- sunlight angling in, dust, strange looks, complexities. Listen to her Artist Talk at Brooklyn Museum here. Berlin: Symphony of a Great City.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: The Process is the Idea which is the Process

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Friday, December 28, 2007. The Process is the Idea which is the Process. The paintings of Magnus von Plessen. From The Art Institute of Chicago "Focus" Series:. Labels: Magnus von Plessen. Berlin: Symphony of a Great City. I am as you will be. Email Pleiady.Blogspot.com. Good song / shrigley. The Process is the Idea which is the Process. What are you looking at?

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: As absent as if we were asleep

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Saturday, January 19, 2008. As absent as if we were asleep. Above image, Spencer Finch, Cloud (H20). The work of Spencer Finch. Explores the intersection of actual/ perceived (physical, sensory), remembered (constructed inner experience), physical/ empirical ('actuality' of objects as objectively recorded), and individual/collective emotion (loss, shared psychology). It asks the questions: what is the objective representation of a subjective phenomenon? Good song / ...

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: Ben-Torrent

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Exploration in the Domain of Idiocy. Was the title of Tamy Ben-Tor. In panel discussion in 2006. I saw Ben-Tor at Salon 94 on Nov 4, performing Judensau. There is a deep feeling of commitment which emanates from Ben-Tor which separates her from the entertainment-industry, or maybe its just the myth of the noble artist talking. Video link: Suspeseous Tourists. Project by Tami Ben Tor, Daniel Sinichkin and Boom. I am as you will be.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: Hello Mordechay

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Wednesday, November 28, 2007. The work of Shiri Mordechay. Is on view at Plane Space. Gallery Nov 28- Dec 30 2007. Her meticulous works on paper combine (and confound) deeply psychological imagery: beasts, violence, dismemberment, erections. That the images are bathed in her laborious sincerity carries the work; Mordechay's attention to detail and deft ability to work small well give her work a serious and strong presence. Berlin: Symphony of a Great City.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: why Not?

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Tuesday, February 5, 2008. The paintings of Chris Martin. Are not to be liked. Awkward, alternating between visionary and goofy, they are rumpled, bumpy, expressionistic, bold, quiet, and most importantly, seeming to defy all labels, expectations and codes of behavior. Roberta Smith on Chris Martin: review here. Chris Martin is at Mitchell-Innes and Nash January 26th–March 1, 2008. Berlin: Symphony of a Great City. I am as you will be. Good song / shrigley.

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Pleiady | Thoughts for a New Generation |: Where we're going, we don't need roads...

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Pleiady Thoughts for a New Generation. Wednesday, October 31, 2007. Where we're going, we don't need roads. The work of Dannielle Tegeder. Is thoughtful and visual. She seems to be "mapping" her external world in a genuine way. Her early works (pre-2004/5) are these beautiful "architectural plans" for fantasy, underground cities. These maps recorded not physical spaces (real or imagined) as much as cultural needs, wants, and dearth. The title of the above work? The trajectory of her work has lead her on ...