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Daniel Laks Adler 23 ABRIL – 07 MAYO 2010

Galería Iluminarte is pleased to present Impressions of a World Adrift, an individual exhibition of the latest photographs of Daniel Laks Adler. In this new stage of experimentation, Laks subverts the notion of a “correct exposure” to create a visual universe that bridges the photographic and the pictorial.

The denuded, desolate, minimalistic landscapes find their counterpoint in an almost perverse use of depth of field and color temperature. His are not snapshots, they’re a meticulous reordering of space and time. The long shutter speeds and subtle movements of the camera are what give atmosphere to the photographs, unique and unrepeatable, of real, superimposed scenes. Variations of space and time in a single frame characterize perceptually illusory images with a certain dreamlike quality that seems to speak to us of an ephemeral world, fleeting, drifting away.

Literature, fine arts and, above all, photography have always been a part of the life and education of Daniel Laks (Lima, 1964.) His early works, in black and white, more traditional in style, but of high quality, are reminiscent of great cinematographers like Gregg Toland, Edouard Tissé, Giuseppe Rotunno, Robert Krasker and Russell Metty. One also notes evidence of still image photographers such as Cartier-Bresson, Gyula Halasz Brassay, Peter Henry Emerson, and more contemporary artists like Michael Kenna and Raymond Meeks. Later, he ventured into experimental photography with series that he generically called Textures in which he superimposes onto the original image one or more photos of textures. Then, slowly, meticulously and with exquisite precision, he works in a delicate balance of opacity and transparency, resulting in pieces that seem to be rescued from an attic in which they were exposed to brutal decay or that distantly evoke paintings of Sorolla, Courbet or even Turner. Impressions of a World Adrift is a decisive step forward in the evolution of a whole artist who has mastered his technique and who, with an ascetic spirit, renounces the artifices of post-processing in search of a pure art that puts the observer not only in space, but also in time, something simple in cinematography but almost unrealizable in the still image.

Galería Iluminarte se complace en presentar Impresiones de un mundo que se aleja, una exposición individual de los últimos trabajos fotográficos de Daniel Laks Adler. Entregado a una nueva etapa de experimentación, Laks subvierte las normas de lo que se entiende por una exposición “correcta” para crear un universo visual a caballo entre lo fotográfico y lo pictórico.

La desnudez y la desolación de sus paisajes minimalistas hallan su contrapunto en un uso casi perverso de la profundidad de campo y el cromatismo. Las suyas no son instantáneas, sino una labor meticulosa de reordenamiento del tiempo y del espacio: son la extensión temporal de las tomas y algunos movimientos sutiles de la cámara los que dan lugar a registros, únicos e irrepetibles, de escenas reales superpuestas; las variaciones de tiempo y espacio, contenidas en un solo fotograma, se traducen en imágenes perceptualmente irreales, con cierta apariencia onírica, que parecen hablarnos de un mundo efímero, fugaz, en retirada.

En la vida y la formación de Daniel Laks (Lima, 1964) siempre han estado muy presentes la literatura, las artes plásticas y, sobre todo, la fotografía. Sus primeros trabajos, en blanco y negro, de corte más tradicional pero de gran calidad —series de paisajes desolados, series abstractas centradas en las formas geométricas y arquitectónicas, y escenas urbanas— acusan la influencia de grandes directores de fotografía como Gregg Toland, Robert Krasker o Russell Metty. Se aprecia también la huella de fotógrafos a secas, si cabe definir así a Cartier-Bresson, Gyula Halasz Brassay y Peter Henry Emerson, y de artistas más recientes como Michael Kenna, y Raymond Meeks. Posteriormente se aventura en la fotografía experimental mediante varias series a las que denomina, genéricamente, Texturas, en las que Laks superpone a la imagen original una o más fotos de texturas que trabaja lenta y minuciosamente, con exquisita precisión, en un delicado equilibrio de opacidades y transparencias cuyo resultado son piezas que parecen rescatadas de un desván en el que hubiesen estado expuestas a un brutal deterioro y que recuerdan lejanamente a cuadros de Sorolla, Courbet e, incluso, Turner. Impresiones de un mundo que se aleja es un paso más, un paso decisivo, en la evolución de un artista integral que domina por entero los resortes de la técnica y que, con espíritu ascético, renuncia a los artificios del posprocesamiento en busca de una obra pura que sitúa al espectador no sólo ante un espacio, sino ante el discurrir del tiempo, algo sencillo en la cinematografía pero casi inalcanzable en la imagen fija.

ILUMINARTE
Gallery-Workshop

Calle Olivera, 18 bajos
08004 Barcelona

www.galeriailuminarte.com
info@galeriailuminarte.com
Tel. 607 938 028
658 435 848

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COLOUR FACTORY – first solo photo exhibition of Marzena Gregier

COLOUR FACTORY
first solo photo exhibition of Marzena Gregier 

Place:
Gallery WM, Elandsgracht 35, 1016
TN Amsterdam, Netherlands

OPENING:  10.10.2009 , 17:00-19:00
Exhibition open till 7 of November. 

www.gallerywm.com

email: gallery@gallerywm.com

Work of Marzena Gregier is close to painting.
Thanks to innate intuition, the artist makes
use of her surroundings and picks up urban
motifs to compose rythms and patterns which
strike us with intense colour. Marzena's domain
is strong, southern sunlight which forms deep
shadows and intensifies hues of photographed
objects. In these paintings, framed by the
camera lens, we may feel human presence
-- sometimes it is hinted as a shadow on a wall
 or by a silhouette walking along passages of
subway; by an inscription on a mailbox or by
products of human labour which are "portrayed"
by Marzena Gregier. These photo-paintings may
be created only by the artist who constantly
revels in life, surprised by its multicoloured
diversity.
(by Tomasz Zając)

www.marzenagregier.blogspot.com

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MICHELE CARLSON ‘Relics and Warnings’

C E R A S O L I g a l l e r y For Immediate Release

MICHELE CARLSON ‘Relics and Warnings’
HELLOVON ‘Semblance’
DEREK ALBECK & FRENCH ‘The Initiation’
September 19 – October 14, 2009
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 19, 6-9pm


C E R A S O L I gallery 8530- b Washington Blvd. Culver City,CA 90232
Tue- Sat 11am – 6pm / Tel. 310 954 5974 / contact@cerasoligallery.com
http://www.cerasoligallery.com http://cerasoligallery.blogspot.com
image: hellovon

C E R A S O L I  Gallery is pleased to present MICHELE CARLSON   ‘Relics and Warnings’ solo exhibition in Gallery One, HELLOVON ‘Semblance’ in Gallery Two, and DEREK ALBECK & FRENCH  ‘The Initiation’ in Gallery Three at the Cerasoli Gallery (8530-B Washington Blvd in Culver City).  Opens September 19, 2009, and remains on view through October 14, 2009.

Michele Carlson’s ‘Relics and Warnings’ is an exploration through collaged drawings of the spaces between history, memory, loss, and collectivity.  Carlson’s surrealistic images of raven-haired women adorned in fabrics rich with ethnic patterns acting out the iconography of the artist’s own secret mythologies are visually seductive, interpersonal tableaux.  Drawn to the allegories of lost cities and the relationship those myths have on contemporary diasporic communities, Carlson’s works symbolize imagined forgotten cultures of faraway homelands.  Invoking graffiti art practices, hip hop culture, homespun altar memorials, and cautionary fables, Carlson’s work delves into the detritus of the collision of contradictory sociopolitical ideas, where the valorization of certain lifestyles and memories becomes blurred with its victims’ fates.  Carlson holds an MFA in Printmaking, MA in Visual & Critical Studies from the California College of the Arts, and she also holds her BFA in Printmaking and BAs in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts and American History from the University of Washington.

Wispy, luminous, and waif-like, the portraits in HelloVon’s ‘Semblance’ show at Cerasoli Gallery gaze openly at viewers with the curiosity and allure of striking strangers with whom fantastic adventures may be possible.  Engaging, beautiful, and tantalizingly untouchable, Von’s subjects seem born from a malleable reality, perhaps composed while amiably daydreaming. The drawings in ‘Semblance’ are indicative of Von’s fascination with image construction, form, distortion and the process of drawing itself.  Utilizing a blend of traditional and digital mark making techniques, Von’s original drawings have been featured as part of Creative Review’s award-winning Monograph series and featured on billboards from London to New York in the Migration exhibition, adopted by Liberty of London for their relaunch and appeared on the catwalk at Milan Fashion Week as part of the Trussardi A/W 09 collection.  HelloVon is the globally branded studio of London-based illustrator and artist Von.  Von’s work has been exhibited at The London Design Museum and featured in Rolling Stone, Playboy, the New York Times and Esquire. ‘Semblance’ will be Von’s debut solo show in Los Angeles.

Derek Albeck and French’s ‘The Initiation’ in Gallery Three consists of works in a variety of medias, including drawings, serigraphs, video and a small installation.  With a shared interest in the occult, Albeck and French explore the idea of an initiation rite as interpreted by two artists working in different techniques and with unique conceptual ideas. The works are mutual investigations of forms of transformation and passage as rites of initiation, as well as tongue-in-cheek meditations on extreme music, such as a metal song by the band Inquisition.
Derek Albeck lives and works in Los Angeles developing complex figurative works influenced by his background in graphic printmaking.  His work has been exhibited in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K.   French is an artist from South East England whose love of metal music, history and story-telling informs his often dark artwork. He has exhibited in the UK, France, Denmark, Sweden, the U.S., Australia and Israel.

C E R A S O L I gallery  is located at 8530- b Washington Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232 For additional information email to: contact@cerasoligallery.com  or Tel. (310) 954 5974    Website: http://www.cerasoligallery.com

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US FUTURE STATES: AN ATLAS OF GLOBAL IMPERIALISM

Opening Reception
Saturday, September 12, 2009 6 – 9 pm

Exhibition Dates
September 12 – November 7, 2009

Dan Mills

US FUTURE STATES: AN ATLAS OF GLOBAL IMPERIALISM

SHERRY FRUMKIN GALLERY is pleased to present US FUTURE STATES: AN ATLAS OF GLOBAL IMPERIALISM, a solo exhibition of works by artist Dan Mills opening September 12, 2009 with a reception for the artist from 6 – 9 pm. The exhibition continues through November 7, 2009.

Us Future States began as a visual/text exercise in early March 2003 between the US war with Afghanistan and the beginning of the invasion of Iraq. In this bitingly satirical series of works on paper Mills discovered “that by conceptually pushing this global stance a little further, it was possible to justify taking over almost any country.” So he did.
In these 35 works, the US of America (USA) expands with the US Global (USG) and morphs into US Empire (USE).

The exhibition is in conjunction with the release of the AMERICAN EDITION of US Future States ATLAS published by Perceval Press. The artist will be present at the opening and will sign copies of the book.

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Editor’s note

third issue of emagazine

Walking the path of editing the third issue of emagazine,
it was clear that we had a great deal of amazing projects to
exhibit pointing, in most cases, to different subjects and
themes, but no matter the underlying topic, all came to
complete the atmosphere of dialogue and collaboration we
wanted since the begening.
emagazine has deeply settled its approach as a social
minded publication and platform, this time featuring
Katarzyna´s project, Olympia, regarding her personal
experience with Hodgkin´s disease and how has she faced it
making a strong statement while combining – aesthetically
speaking- her work with Manet´s Olympia´s nudity. In
fact we wanted to go further, we wanted to add non-art
related opinions from people who has also suffered the
same circumstances: Kimberly D. Holland, president of
the Hodgkin´s Foundation, currently under threatment,
has kindly help us get a better picture, and even more,
she guided us into her commitment of financing, through
her Foundation, those experimental investigations that
certanly improve patiens´ life quality, and for the first time
emagazine was not only reffering a subject but linking it,
using art as breakeven point, with possible resolution. Al of
a sudden this huge effort make sense we where as part of the
process, expanding art capabilities to affect, in very positive
way, human being´s life. At the end, to honor Katarzyna´s
work and bravery, a young talented pianist, Harold Lopez-
Nussa, composed Prelude for Olympia, a pationate small
piece unique in its kind, never heard before, presented in
emagazine as pentagram (not music to be heard but to be
read) as the idea is that only a few, by reading the notes
could feel it, as only a few by suffering the disease could
image what is like.
Open doors to dialogue, design as it affects life, institutional
approaches, curatorial issues, video art and compelling
projecs, artists´ retrospective, journalism view on zones
in conflict like Iran, collaboration notes, fantasy and
storyboards, community programs as social scupltures, and
much more is to be discover among the more 100 pages of
this issue of emagazine. We do hope you enjoy and find your
way, your ideal project, your space with us.

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Andy Warhol and Coke storyboard

emagazine has joined together two top level professionals to work in a singular project, Mathias Bünte (copywriter for Coca Cola) and Raupa (graphic designer). We have worked the idea of getting together Warhol’s perception of art and Coca Cola as a universal product defining paradigmatic standards that still today can be questioned.

Even though it was thought as video-animation-installation project (idea still on the table), the final outcome is nothing but a nice piece of collaborative art.

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Marilyn Zeitlin. Memento mori: Remember and Forgive

Binh Danh makes work in a visual vocabulary and through a technical process that is perfectly attuned to both his content and the message he wishes to convey.  The events he explores are not only (now) part of the public record but part of Binh Danh’s personal history.  Born in Vietnam but raised in San Jose, California, since he was two years old, he was brought to the United States by his family two years after the end of the Vietnam war.(…)

image copyright courtesy artist Binh Danh

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Brett Littman. Collaborations

Brett Littman brings Collaborations into emagazine, a text on how collaboration is understood and perceived in contemporary art world;  the advances and talks around this issue, while at the same time it explores artists collaborative importance as they raise serious social, philosophical, political and economic issues that warrant further exploration.

image copyright

JIM HODGES. Like this, 2002. Pigmented abaca, dimensions variable. Series of 13. Produced at Dieu Donné in collaboration with Paul Wong.

The entire article to be found in next issue.

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Harold Lopez Nussa

Harold Lopez Nussa is a young talented pianist currently focused on Jazz. emagazine has  the pleasure of his collaboration with a composition regarding the main project of our third issue.

He has recently presented himself along with his group at Olympia Theater, París; Chistian Liger Theater, Nimes; Espace Charles Vanel,  Ville de Lagny sur Marne; Barbican Centre, London;  Montreux Jazz Festival (First Prize), New Morning of París, Satin Doll de Bordeaux, Festival Internacional de Música Do Pará, Brasil; IFA Sommergarten of Berlín (along with musicians of Buena Vista Social Club), Festival Internacional de Jazz de Barcelona,  and Festival Jazz Sur Son 31, Tolousse, France.

http://www.myspace.com/haroldlopeznussa

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Karol Radziszewski interviewed by emagazine

Artist Karol Radziszewski gets interviewed by emagazine. Dealing with several social issues in Poland, his approaches from different media and postures, had marked a start up process of determination and will. Either working in an installation or in the pages of well known Fagazine, Karol manage himself to plot a different contemporary art map no matter the context.

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