Grace-Yvette Gemmell
Look for work from Latin American artists this week, with Christie’s and Sotheby’s holding their Latin American art auctions, exhibitions of Latin and South American art opening around the city, and the third annual PINTA Art Fair running from November 10-13. The modern and contemporary Latin American art fair assembles fifty select galleries from Latin and South America, the United States, and Europe.
El Museo del Barrio’s biennial The (S) Files 2011 comes to Brooklyn’s BRIC Rotunda Gallery for its sixth installment, opening November 9. With works by seventy-five emerging Latino, Caribbean, and Latin American artists currently working in the greater New York area, this year’s biennial extends the customary parameters of the urban street art genre to include works from disciplines such as music and fashion in addition to graffiti and murals.
Artlog Access: On November 17, Creative Time’s Flaming Youth masquerade ball will bring the famous Chelsea Art Balls of 1960s London to New York City. Tickets are $100 when you mention Artlog – contact danielles@creativetime.org. More info here.
Monday, November 7
Chelsea
Robert Graham: Early Work 1963-1973, David Zwirner Gallery
525 West 19th Street, 533 West 19th Street
Upper East Side
Paul McCarthy, The Dwarves, The Forests, Hauser and Wirth
32 East 69th Street
Paul McCarthy,White Snow Dwarf 7, 2011, Bronze. Courtesy of Hauser and Wirth Gallery.
Tuesday, November 8
Lower East Side
The Four Chambered Heart, Recess Art
41 Grand Street
Chelsea
Richard Serra: Bight and Ballast, Gemini G.E.L.
535 West 24th Street 3rd Floor
Ohad Meromi, Harris Lieberman Gallery
508 West 26th Street
Matta: A Centennial Celebration, Pace
534 West 25th Street
Liliana Porter,Man With Axe, 2011, Duraflex. Courtesy of Hosfelt Gallery Gallery.
Wednesday, November 9
Brooklyn
The (S) Files 2011, BRIC Rotunda Gallery
33 Clinton Street
Hell’s Kitchen
Other Places, Camera Club of New York
336 West 37th Street, Studio 206
Liliana Porter, Hosfelt Gallery
531 W 36th Street
Tribeca
The Walls That Divide Us, apexart
291 Church Street
Thursday, November 10
Upper East Side
Sherrie Levine: Mayhem, Whitney Museum
945 Madison Avenue
Sherrie Levine,Crystal Skull, 2011, Cast Glass. Courtesy of Whitney Museum of American Art.
Midtown
Pinta Art Fair
7 West 34 Street at 5th Avenue, 11th floor
Chelsea
Aggregate, Churner and Churner
205 10th Avenue
Robert Heinecken, Friedrich Petzel Gallery
537 West 22nd Street
Siebren Versteeg: Flat Screens, Meulensteen
511 West 22nd Street
Tun Win Aung and Wah Nu, Meulensteen
511 West 22nd Street
Richard Van Buren, Gary Snyder Project Space
250 West 26th Street, 4th floor
Lower East Side
Blue Curry, Toomer Labzda
100a Forsyth Street
Tribeca
Christa Joo Hyun D’Angelo: Proof of Purchase, Arts & Sciences PROJECTS
368 Broadway, Suite 409
Friday, November 11
Chelsea
The Life of Objects, Vogt Gallery
508 – 526 West 26th Street, suite 911
Upper East Side
Pavilion of Art & Design (PAD) NEW YORK
Brooklyn
Alexis Portilla: Particles, Causey Contemporary
92 Wythe Ave
Allie Rex and Brian LaRossa: 1+1=11, Like the Spice
224 Roebling Street
Lower East Side
Terry Richardson: Mom Dad, Half Gallery
208 Forsyth Street
Saturday, November 12
Brooklyn
Tamar Ettun: One Thing Leads to Another, Kidd Yellin
133 Imlay Street
Sunday, November 13
Queens
Clifford Owens: Anthology, MoMA PS1
22-25 Jackson Ave
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