WEDNESDAY

Wed, 6/27, 6-8, Chelsea/ SARA MELTZER 531 W 26/ Ceci n'est pas... (This is not...) curated by Rachel Gugelberger + Jeffrey Walkowiak w/ Charley Friedman, Guy Richards Smit, Laura Parnes, David Kramer, Jennifer Dalton Jude Tallichet, Danica Phelps Pablo Helguera {recommended}

Wed, 6/27, 6-8, Chelsea/ ALEXANDER GRAY 526 W 26 #1019/ Introductions: David Cabrera selects Dawit Petros; Bruce Yonemoto selects Bryan Jackson

THURSDAY

Thu 6/14, 5-7, Chelsea/ PHYLLIS KIND 236 W 26 No. 503/ “Recent Acquisitions and a Preview of Coming Attractions” w/ Chelo Amezcua, Andrew Blythe, Robert Colescott, Hiroyuki Doi, Edith Isaac-Rose, Gillian Jagger, Yun-Fei Ji, Terao Katsuhiro, Augustin Lesage, Helen Burkhart Mayfield, Alison Saar, Timothy Wehrle, Charlie Willeto, Domenico Zindato, Carlo Zinelli

Thu 6/14, 6-8, Chelsea/ CUE ART FOUNDATION 511 W 25/ "Joan Mitchell Foundation 2006 MFA Grant Recipients"

Dr. Sandra Olsen will discuss Selections from the Permanent Collection: Her interview appear on Time-Warner Cable's "Crossroads: Eye on the Arts" 7/2/07 at 3 pm (ET).UB Art Gallery Director Dr. Sandra Olsen will appear in a television interview on "Crossroads: Eye on the Arts," produced by James Braun. The show will air 3:00 p.m. (ET) on July 2nd. Dr. Olsen will discuss the history and mission of UB's permanent collection, which is housed at UB Anderson Gallery. Her interview will focus on the current summer exhibition, Selections from the Permanent Collection. The program will feature images from the show.

"All perceiving is also thinking, all reasoning is also intuition, all observation is also invention."
-Rudolf Arnheim, Art and Visual Perception: The New Version, p.5.

Rudolph Arnheim

Obituary: Rudolf Arnheim

Rudolf Arnheim, a pathbreaking psychologist of visual experience in
the arts, died at the age of 102 in Ann Arbor, Michigan on June 9

http://www.saratecchia.com/gallery/news/

http://strikeslip.tv/cpd/carrizoparkfielddiaries/Carrizo-Parkfield_Diari...

Please join us at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center in Washington DC for the East Coast debut of Christina McPhee's Carrizo-Parkfield Diaries.

EXHIBITION:
CHRISTINA McPHEE | Carrizo-Parkfield Diaries

The Politics of Aesthetics
Book Review of Jacques Rancière’s The Politics of Aesthetics : with reflections on Rancière’s art-politics in lieu of the Deleuzian/Guattarian perspective.
by Joseph Nechvatal

Jacques Rancière, The Politics of Aesthetics
With an afterward by Slavoj Zizek
Continuum Press, London and New York

Thu 5/31, 6-8, Chelsea, MIXED GREENS 531 W 26: Coke Wisdom O'Neal

Thu 5/31, 6-8, Chelsea, MICHAEL STEINBERG FINE ARTS 526 W 26: Luis Macias + Vassilis H.

Thu 5/31, 6-8, Chelsea, A-I-R GALLERY 511 W 25: Barbara Garber, Megan Biddle + Joan Snitzer

Thu 5/31, 6-8, Chelsea, ANTON KERN 532 W 20: Charlie Hammond + Don Van Vliet

Thu 5/31, 6-8, Chelsea, ATM GALERY 619 W 27:
Alison Fox

Lodged in a spacious apartment in an unassuming 19th-century building on Rome’s busy Piazza Vittoria, the new Sound Art Museum is both a public venue and the realized dream of Dora Stiefelmeier and Mario Pieroni, the founders of Zerynthia, a not-for-profit organization created in 1991 to promote exhibitions and performances in Italy and abroad. Inaugurated Feb. 26, the Sound Art Museum is a project of Zerynthia and its subsidiary, RadioArteMobile (RAM), an internet radio station launched in 2002 to explore–and expand–the territory shared by the visual arts and sound research. The Sound Art Museum’s premiere exhibition is “Inaudita” (meaning both “unheard” and “unprecedented”) and features installations by the Vito Acconci studio, Markus Huemer, Donatella Landi, Stephen Vitiello and Achim Wollscheid. The organizers are Lorenzo Benedetti, an independent curator, Riccardo Giagni, a composer and musicologist, and the artist Cesare Pietroiusti.