Marian Goodman Galleryさんのイラストまとめ

You have one more week to visit #TacitaDean at #MGGNY before it closes next Saturday, 10/23

“[I]t is not about nostalgia, or grief, but how artists negotiate the passage of time — through their bodies and the media that give purpose to their lives.” —@fabyab, @TheArtNewspaper

Now on view at Yellow Solo in Berlin: “Ode to a Tail” by #AnriSala, a performative installation that is an elegy to the extension of perception: https://t.co/wAvapZFk8y

Today is your last day to catch our #FriezeNY presentation by #AnnetteMessager at @TheShedNY. Visit us at Booth B04 to learn more.

You can also learn more about Messager through the available works and videos featured online in our #FriezeViewingRoom: https://t.co/18cwgkzcHJ

Inside #MGGNY: “Memory Lost” (2019–2021), an important, new digital slideshow by @crazynangoldin. It recounts a life lived through a lens of drug addiction. It is one of the most moving, personal and arresting works of #NanGoldin’s career to date.

RSVP: https://t.co/F3LQI8jC8w

“My interest in painting is finding ways to get lost, ways to access this deep flow and intuitive work that allows for something else to happen.”

@JulieMehretu discusses the influences behind her work as her @whitneymuseum retrospective opens tomorrow: https://t.co/nxk88bLG3m https://t.co/H1i9cvJrTZ

#MattSaunders’ practice connects painting, photography and printmaking to the moving image, referencing film, the history of cinema and sometimes fiction.

He is the subject of our next IN FOCUS newsletter. Sign up to receive it next week: https://t.co/rN2yvtD2uG

#HappyBirthday

MGG New York is very pleased to present the first historical exhibition of Multiples, Inc., the art publishing company founded by Marian Goodman and a few partners in the 1960s. On view starting 12 January: https://t.co/2SCDkKhco8

50 artists, including #AnriSala and #CristinaIglesias, have joined THESE TIMES, a digital and printed stamp project responding to current events. Curated by Sandra Antelo-Suarez for TRANS>, the project pays tribute to those facing hardships in NYC and the Ibero-American region.

Tacita Dean’s ancestors brought a Van Gogh painting to England in 1896—now she wants to track it down https://t.co/Clo79cybKs

For Christian Boltanski, who lost many loved ones during WWII, reflection on the phenomenon of time has not only an intellectual, but also an emotional dimension https://t.co/Vr92oCEcyg