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Anya Rubin Paradise lost, 2008. Enamel on board. 24 x 36 inches. Courtesy: Andre Zarre Gallery, New York.

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A Conversation with Gwenolee & Bernard Zürcher Zürcher Studio, New York Galerie Zürcher,

By M. Brendon MacInnis

wenolee & Bernard Zürcher, the co-owner directors Gof Galerie Zürcher in Paris since 1992, recently opened a second exhibition space, Zürcher Studio, in New York’s East Village. They sat down with M to talk about the about their journey in the art world, from Paris to New York. How long have you guys been in the business?

Gwenolee Zürcher — 16 or 17 years in Paris. We started there at the end of 1992. How did the whole thing come together? Bernard Zürcher — First, I was an art histo- rian, but then I started working for different museums in Paris, Musee de l’Orangerie, Gwenolee Zürcher Bernard Zürcher Grand Palais, Palais de , where I organ- ized modern, not contemporary, art shows. The Palais de Tokyo was the former in Paris. The Museum was Gwenolee — No, I was a translator. My back- in a classical way, with some modern art, and important artists in the future, to look toward moved to the Centre Pompidou. I started to ground is that I was an interpreter and transla- so on. Then, at the beginning of the 1980’s I the future and not the past? It was something work there at the end of the 1970’s. Because tor. I used to work for a big European satellite was in charge of a show about Fauvism. I was very strong in my mind. Maybe I wrote these of the move, some rooms were empty and part communications organization called Eutelsat. just sitting here in the museum room, with all of big [art history] books; okay, I did my job on of my job was to organize a few shows there. these ; from Braque, to Matisse, to this subject. But now I want to go further. They wanted to create a special museum, the Your name, Zürcher, isn’t that German? Vlaminck. They were all on the floor, against Musee d’Art et d’Essai, because we worked the wall, just like that. I thought, all these paint- Okay. Gwenolee — It’s Swiss. That’s Bernard’s name with students from the Ecole du Louvre; that’s the ings, all this chef d’oeuvre; the list of their It’s like now; we spent 15 years 17 years with main curatorial school in France. At the same [laughs]. Oh yeah, I’m one hundred percent prices, having the insurance list in my hand French. Bernard is half Swiss and half French. the gallery in France [Galerie Zürcher], why time you had Musee Picasso and Musée d’Or- with 30 million, 12 million, paintings like that not go further with a gallery in New York, say prefigurations, all of these guys were So you’re from the French speaking part of that were very expensive and strong works. where I can organize a new bridge between working in different rooms, just next to mine, Switzerland? Suddenly I saw that all these paintings were Paris and New York. I always have had the we were all together in Palais de Tokyo. So made by young people, the youngest was same process in my mind; I want to go further, this was a place where new and different Gwenolee — Yes. But as a translator I hap- Georges Braque, he was 24 and the oldest a new adventure. But back then in the museums ideas were emerging. pened to translate work for a publisher, and was Matisse, he was 35. They were all young! in France it was very difficult to find my way that was also how we met. Suddenly the image became very strong. If I So did you know each other when you were work- because there were very few structures operat- were living in the beginning of the 20th cen- ing with contemporary art. There were fewer ing there? I guess you would have been, like, in your So you met, got together. At some point you opened tury, in 1905, I would be very interested in twenties? the gallery; but before you opened the gallery, when museums. There was the Pompidou Center, but these guys of my same age, young guys! So it was quite impossible to get to be part of this was that point when you started to get involved as why not work with my generation instead of Gwenolee — Yes. When I started, just when I an art dealer? crew. I would have had to wait10 years met you [to Bernard]. just the past, these dead big artists? Why not maybe; when you are 27 you don’t want to Bernard — There is a short story that explains be more engaged in a contemporary way and wait so much! So Gwen, at that time, were you also involved in art in a way, the first flash. I was an art historian find the ones who are going to be the next big in some way?

14 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 15 Galleries that show emerging artists, usually have to deal works in the secondary market to make money. Or maybe they get lucky and dis- cover an artist whose work takes off. How do you do it? Bernard — We never work in the secondary market. We don’t want to do that because it’s not our perspective. We always work from the beginning, in the primary market. We’re known for this in France. It’s a delicate but strong line, because all of our force is behind the promotion of the artists we show. We meet the artists, get to know their work, but we are never driven by the market itself; we want to create a market. Our strategy is to create a market for artists that we trust and have hopes for. At the beginning, it was very difficult. I see. Bernard — Sometimes you have a power gallery who steals the artists; it’s a risk, and so the main difficulty for us is to grow like the artists, to grow simultaneously, to protect our situation as a gallery and keep the artist in our group and be in a position to challenge offers. This is why we also wanted to go to New York, to give more visibility to our artists and also to choose new artists from here and from abroad. But to do our job as we have, to keep to our original ideas about focussing on the primary market; that’s the important thing. Gwenolee — This is very important. In fact collectors remark upon our unique way of working. It’s based on this trust, confidence, conviction, that our artists have real original talent. But what about artists who see a gallery that decides to invest in them, as emerging artists, as just a step- ping stone to the next better offer. Gwenolee — They go. Isn’t the best way to protect yourself against that sort of thing to own the artwork from the start? Do you do that? Or do you work on commission. I mean, if you think an artist is good, do you buy a lot of their work? Bernard — No, we never do that. Gwenolee — We buy as collectors. Bernard — Our main capital is not so much that; it is the power of conviction, of confi- dence. To be able to explain to people what Taylor McKimens Burnin’ Barrel, 2008. Acrylic, acrylagouache and flashe on canvas 208 x 259 cm. © Courtesy Zürcher Studio, New York

16 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 17 Gwenolee & Bernard Zürcher during at opening at Zürcher Studio, New York. Photo: © Macinnis, 2009 18 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 19 this work of art, this artist we present, what he It gave me a start! His story, in a way, is doing, why his language is singular, origi- gave me the first stuff to start the gallery. Two nal, why it is part of the future. months later, we met! This guy, when we opened the gallery two or three months later, Gwenolee — Sticking to this idea. he came to the gallery and said, “Hi I’m Paul Kallos, you bought a of mine” Bernard — Right, because I am an art histo- rian. To explain why this artist has a great Gwenolee — A painting from 1962. chance to be known in art history; it’s impor- tant. This conviction is based on criterion; we Was it very expensive? know very well past history and how things Gwenolee — No, it was very inexpensive. permit that these guys are part of the history, Maybe $1000 or something like that. and why these other ones are not. When some guys are; what are the qualities, the required Bernard — No, it wasn’t much, but it was the qualities? And when we know artists for a long link! time, you have some automatic criteria coming Gwenolee — It was a sign. quick, you can judge, you see, you know how to judge. Even if you don’t appreciate him so Bernard — Pierre Loeb was my very favorite much, it’s a question of how to measure their modern dealer. strength. Gwenolee — More than Pierre Matisse, more So then, you started with art history and soon you interesting. wanted to participate more actively in today’s art Bernard — Pierre Matisse is a great dealer world. Do you remember the first time you but it was easier for Pierre Matisse to be a sold a piece of artwork? I remember the first dealer because he was the son of Henri Ma- time I sold work as a dealer; it’s quite a thrill, tisse, so he came to New York. In a way, isn’t it? Pierre Loeb was like me. When he began, no- Bernard — Yes, it was a painting by Paul Kal- body knew him. He had to construct every- los, a Hungarian painter. It was interesting, it thing from a little room, just 4 meters by 4 was one of the first paintings I sold. As it meters; it was more of an office. He finished turned out, this guy was represented in the be- his career exhibiting the best artists in Europe. ginning by one of the most important dealers then, Pierre Loeb. He had a gallery in France And this was in Paris? When you bought this work, before the war, like Pierre Matisse. He was you say a few months later you opened your gallery, working with Picasso, Braque, Miró. It was what year was that? that guy who did the first Miró solo show in Gwenolee — We established the gallery at 1928. the end of 1992. So he’s the person who bought the work originally? Bernard — It was before. It was 1988. Gwenolee — He was also showing Kallos Gwenolee — But the story started three or four when he was younger. He was working with years before. Picasso and this generation. There were a few years of transition... Bernard — The story is that once, before the gallery, just before we opened the gallery in Gwenolee — Yes, then we wrote books. Paris [Galerie Zürcher], we went to an auction Bernard — We began in a little space. Very and it was in the middle of nowhere. An auc- small. In the 6th district [in Paris], it was at that tion in the middle of France. The auctioneer time the end of the 1980’s. was showing this tiny painting… Gwenolee — We bought a wine cellar; then You bought the painting? we sold the wine cellar to buy our existing Bernard — Yes, it was a painting by him, space in Paris, and this happened in 1992. but at first we don’t know; we just saw that it was a very good painting and I To get back to the story of the painting; you bought said oh yes! Boom! I took the painting this painting at auction and you saw it as a sign. So back home. It’s a strong painting, I turned how did it go from there? I mean, when did you the back and I saw the stamp, Galerie evolve from collector to dealer? Pierre Loeb on the label! This is history, Bernard — I was a private dealer; at that History with a big “H” coming to me! Marc Desgrandchamps Untitled, 2008. Oil on canvas, 162 x 114 cm time I when left the museum and worked for © Jean-Louis Losi - Courtesy Zürcher Studio, New York

20 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 21 the publisher, as an author and editor, at the same time I began saving works of art. I wanted to go for contemporary art. When did you first meet each other? Gwenolee — We met in 1981. Bernard — When I was working for the museum. Gwenolee — It took 10 years! So at that time you were pretty much content with doing translation work? Gwenolee — Yes, I worked in this big com- pany and also for an art publisher. I translated two books, including a book about New York! It‘s called “New York 1945-1960” written by Dore Ashton, a famous American writer. I trans- lated the book into French. So you see, I al- ready had something connecting me to New York… So you started from an academic background and then, with the purchase of the Kallos painting, which you sold it as a private dealer, you decided to open your gallery? Bernard — We were not prepared to be dealers; it’s not easy, how to become dealer. There’s no school for that! I had this painting on my wall, and suddenly people were saying, “Wow, I like this painting, what is this?” Then I would explain and talk about the artist and this guy says “Oh, okay I’ll buy it.” I was surprised! And when he gave me the check, this was the first act to deal, to be a dealer. I said to Gwenolee, “I just sold this painting,” and she said, “Oh good!” And I realized then, as I say, the power of conviction. I was just talking about art. I deal like that. I’m not a guy who has to “sell” something. No, I speak about art and how it is part of this big art history. And if John Hodany Switching Swans, Praying Beaver, 2009. Acrylic on paper inlay,152 x 244 cm © Courtesy Zürcher Studio, New York

22 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 23 people are then convinced, they say, “Okay, in sharing an artist when he’s already grown I’ll buy it.”. up. This is always from the start. Gwenolee — I’ll tell you, it’s always the same Where did the idea come from to open the new story. It goes on like that. We experienced the space [Zürcher Studio] in New York? same thing, I’m talking about a work, in a nat- ural way and then after a certain time, you Gwenolee — We were interested in New have some people who start to wonder, “Well York; we came here very often for 20 years, how much is it?” They consider buying it. I’m since 1987. One artist we represented back always surprised, but it works. then, Bruno Rousselot, was living in New York and working close to the Brooklyn Bridge. We Bernard — It’s unusual in a way. Maybe the visited him regularly. Then Bernard was com- thing is… missioned to write this big book on Braque, and a friend of ours who was a curator said, Gwenolee — It’s the best way to sell artwork. “Please come, stay with me, Bernard, there is so much documentation at the MoMA, you Certainly the fact that you’re an art historian cannot write this book without the documenta- helps! When you sold the Kallos work, did you tion at the MoMA”. She made a very nice sell it from your home? Did you already have a offer and this was our first New York experi- price in mind? ence. We stayed with her at her place and Bernard — Price; with price you find it with ex- Bernard went every day to the MoMA. She in- perience. Just to say right price… troduced him. Gwenolee — He said, “Let me consider, I Bernard — I knew every one at the Museum of have to think of it.” Modern Art in France. But when I wanted access to the archives, this is typically French, they Ok, so then about tree years later you decide said, “No, you cannot touch these files, these to make the investment to have a public files are reserved for this curator, and this per- space, to open a gallery. When did you start son. You have to wait three months…” doing art fairs? Gwenolee — They make everything difficult. Gwenolee — We started with FIAC in 1993, then a year later, it was quite quick. We did Bernard — I cannot wait until this guy or that the first fairs in Europe, Artforum in Berlin… Art is allowed to see these files! They belong to forum is a pleasant fair to do, but the art mar- the museum, not to him! ket in Germany is quite slow. Gwenolee— Our friend Romy said, “Come to Did you do the one in Cologne? For a while New York! I’ll make everything easy for you!” it seemed like that was the big one to do in And she did! Germany. At that time, what was the gallery scene? That was in Gwenolee — No, we never did Art the late 1980s... Cologne. It used to be good if you showed German artists, you had a good chance. But Gwenolee — Soho. Soho. we’ve never shown a lot of German artists; Yes, but there was also the phenomenon of the East now we have Katharina Ziemke, but she’s the Village art scene too at that time. first German artist we’ve had. We’ve shown Swiss artists; in the fall we’re going to show Gwenolee — Yeah! Exactly! Michel Huelin, an artist living in Geneva. He had a show at MOCA [Cleveland]. We It's interesting that you guys are back in the neigh- showed two or three artists who are now quite borhood. Of course now we say LES [Lower East well known, we showed them at the start, like Side]. But t’s really Soho and the East Village, sort of Emmanuelle Antille, now represented by Eva combined. I mean, it’s just a few blocks in this or Presenhuber. that direction and you’re in Soho, the East Village, the Lower East Side... Are you at a stage now where you want to get artists Gwenolee — This is really the start of the con- that other galleries have brought up in the ranks? tact with New York. The real thing about com- Bernard — Sometimes there are artists you ing to New York is that I was involved with want to be involved with even though you Pulse, the Pulse Art Fair, and the director, know they’re represented by another gallery. Helen Allen, offered for me to represent the You can share. French galleries, to be on the selection commit- tee representing the French galleries, because Gwenolee — Sometimes we share, but that’s most New York galleries don’t know the situa- always at the beginning. We’re not interested tion with European galleries. We work with Wang Keping Woman on her back, 2004. Beech wood, 48 x 70 x 47 cm © Courtesy Zürcher Studio, New York

24 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 25 young artists, European galleries, we were denly Ahmet Ertegun turned to us and said, well informed. Helen Allen said, “Please come “This guy is a crazy guy, he knows everything!” and join me, I’m going to start Pulse, a new He had questions; who is the drummer, who’s art fair.” I said this is cool, I really want to be the guy playing on this and on that? All the re- part of it. sponses were correct, he said, “For a French guy, he knows everything. How can it be? How did you meet her again? And I love his work!” Gwenolee — She was visiting Paris, I don’t Gwenolee — And so he bought more and know how she heard about us. She came to more stuff! He told people about his work. It the gallery, I remember she phoned the gallery was the same story with our Chinese sculptor, and said, “I would like to meet you guys one Wang Keping, an important artist we discov- day.” She came, she stayed a long time, at ered a long time ago. Before he died, he that time it was a recession, she said, “Think said, “You guys, you should bring your artists about it, I’d love to have you on this commit- to New York, you have good artists, it’s good tee, I’m building, creating , founding this art art, you should really come to new york.” It’s fair,” and I said yes right away because I liked not like coming once a year, to show at Pulse her, I thought she was amazing. But we were in the art fair. “You should really have a more too late, we didn’t join the first edition, we did permanent place, showroom to present your the second edition which was in New York, artist.” This was very important to us because 2006. This was our first experience with the he was very strong, he was invited to the festi- Pulse Art Fair. Then we went on and did Pulse val of Montreux for an homage to Ertegun and New York in the spring, Pulse Miami in Decem- his wife, and we were sitting in the first row, ber, and so on. I’m still with Pulse and I’m very next to him, we were his guests. He really happy. loved us, it was very strong meeting him, So to be on the selection committee, does that mean something we cannot forget. He died two you participated as an exhibitor as well? years ago in December. There was a big con- cert in New York with the Rolling Stones and Gwenolee — Yes. There was a representative he wanted to greet them at intermission, he from Germany, from London, Berlin, Paris, and went backstage and he talked to them and I Madrid. don’t know what happened, but he slipped. He fell down. He fainted, went into a coma She did her homework, that’s the difference from one for three months, and never recovered. fair to another. Gwenolee — Shaking hands with musicians, Gwenolee — What was interesting is that we the people you’ve been supporting all your life experienced an art fair in New York, and we and he was one of the first to support them a saw first hand that the European artists we long time ago, you know, Led Zeppelin; all were showing had a lot of impact. A guy we’d these rock legends. If he were still alive, he heard of through a friend, Rodica Seward [the would be now 83 years old and he would be owner of Tajan a French auctioneer] Ahmet calling every day and bringing people and Ertegun was there, he was 80 yeas old when saying, “This is great!” we met him. He’s the founder of Atlantic Records and he was a great supporter. Did he live in New York? He was visiting the fair and he just bumped into Gwenolee — Yeah, sure! He was also a very us, and he fell in love with the work of our artist, nice as a person, very nice, really loving Marc Desgrandchamps, one of the best French artists and loving art. Living for art. painters, and in a minute, he bought the three biggest paintings we had in the booth; in just So when you decided to get a space, how did you one minute, it’s true! He said, “I want it.” He settle on the Lower East Side? said, “Please come to my house, I want to meet Gwenolee — We didn‘t like Chelsea, we vis- you, I want to know more about you.” He also ited about fifty places on the . had a house in Paris, so we met frequently. We Chelsea over saturated. We wanted ground introduced him to Marc Desgrandchamps, be- floor space. cause he wanted to meet him, so it was a big meeting. It turns out that Marc Desgrandchamps, Once the migration from Soho to Chelsea began, he’s always listening to Atlantic records; he’s a things filled up there pretty quickly. collector, he’s a fan, he knows a lot about jazz history. Gwenolee — Right, but I’m sure more galleries will come to this area and join us. In Chelsea, Bernard — They talked together, I remember what we don’t like is, you know the galleries the meeting we arranged in Paris; in a restau- in Chelsea, for me they are like shoe boxes, rant for lunch. They talked for two hours! Sud- you open the door of one shoe box, and you Visitors during at opening at Zürcher Studio, New York. Photo: © Macinnis, 2009

26 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 27 Brian Belott, Books, books, books, 2009. Installation, Variable dimensions. © Courtesy Zürcher Studio, New York 28 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 29 enter another! It means art, but it becomes an- Bernard — Same size as this, very similar to this other good to consume. It’s consumption. This one; the location is very near the Pompidou Center. is not our idea of art. We think art is not only something to consume. It’s much more having Gwenolee — We’re very well located, we’re to do with the brain, with the intellect. It’s not lucky in Paris, we have a very beautiful space. only a commercial product, it’s not just a con- Come to think of it, all the galleries in Paris are sumer good. ground floor spaces. There is a social fabric here [in the LES], it’s more the Gwenolee — Yes, to stack galleries on floors, integration of boutiques and restaurants and clubs it’s a New York thing. First of all in France, the and galleries, people live here. rent is much cheaper than here, even for Bernard — Finally we found this place and ground floor. Its half the price at least. Maybe saw good vibrations, because this place was 60% cheaper. So you see… before an artist’s studio. Bernard — It’s an old place, from the 17th cen- Gwenolee — Joel Shapiro, a sculptor, this was tury. We are in the Marais, where there are his studio. He was working here for 21 years. very old buildings. He came last month and visited us! Now he’s I remember that Vivi [Asia bureau editor for M] said 66 years old, he’s famous. He said, “This you have interest in Chinese or Asian art. How will place is too small for me!” He rented it from you develop that? the same landlord. Gwenolee — We’ve always worked with this What fairs do you do now? historical artist, Wang Keping. He is the Gwenolee — We’re doing Pulse Miami, we’re founder of the Stars Group, which is the first doing FIAC. Avant-Garde in China [in 1979]. I think many galleries want to go into this mar- Bernard — FIAC is more interesting now, even ket because it‘s hip, but a lot of it’s commer- if we prefer to focus on the art market in New cial things. I’m not so convinced. I am more York and build a market here. In France it’s prudent… okay because we are known, it’s not so impor- tant to continue with the fairs. Bernard — She speaks Chinese! Gwenolee — Here, Pulse is important because Gwenolee — I’m learning. I also worked as this is a way to approach the American mar- an Asian expert in France at the time. But it’s ket, it’s very important. more like a hobby; then the hobby became something else. I’m really interested in Chinese Pulse has got the Miami connection too. Didn’t they art history, so I’m open to see what happens. do something in London at some point? We’ve met a lot of Chinese artists, many painters in Beijing, but I have never been so Gwenolee — At one time, yes, but it was not convinced as to bring them to New York or a success; it was so bad they didn’t repeat it. Paris. Not for the moment, but we’ve been A lot of people are giving up on London, what about looking. the West Coast? Bernard — For us, it’s not a question of a mar- Gwenolee — Right now we want to focus on ket; it’s only a question of art. Even in new New York and Miami. emerging countries, you see new artists, you have a good chance to discover new artists. Bernard — It’s the very beginning of our story That’s okay, but it’s not why the market is open- here; we opened three months ago, the new ing. Now it’s all global; it’s interesting, more gallery. It’s a new start, a new adventure. quickly you can have a collection. But for us it’s only a question of art, of artists, of working Gwenolee — It’s very challenging. with a human being! M What if you find out you like it better here? Gwenolee — At the moment, Bernard is find- ing New York more exciting than Paris.

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Gwenolee & Bernard Zürcher in front of their new gallery, Zürcher Studio, New York. Photo: © Macinnis, 2009

30 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 31 Ar t Review

Anya Rubin Andre Zarre Gallery

By Peggy Healy

nya Rubin's newest work, a series of enamel Apaintings entitled Through a Glass Darkly, was apparently inspired by poet, essayist and novelist Andrew Codrescu's The Posthuman Dada Guide: Tzara and Lenin Play Chess, in which Codrescu posits a chess match between Lenin and Tzara, founder of the anti-war Dada movement. In it, the author says, "... the miracle is that we are still here and young artists are remaking the joint." Rubin fan- cies herself one of the young artists "remaking the joint." Her work addresses a post-human society, connected to all kinds of electronic gadgets. Com- munication is transmitted through electronic pulses and, as a result, we are becoming like cartoons in a virtual reality. At first glance Rubin's paintings are reminiscent of Jackson Pollock's action paintings, but the comparison is superficial. Hidden beneath Rubin's scrolls of dripped color are shadowy fig- ures that haunt the canvas. In some paintings, the more the viewer looks, the more details of a single figure emerge, like a reflection in water as it stills. In others, the deeper we probe, the more numerous become the figures or faces. These figures ache to be heard and to connect, heart to heart, instead of data-byte to data-byte. Rubin spent years working with oils before settling on enamel paint. One of the more interesting works in the show is Inspired by Rebellious Silence. She drew inspiration for this piece from another book, After the Revolution: Women Who Transformed Contemporary Art, by Eleanor Heartneyne. One of the "transformers" depicted is Shirin Neshat, a contemporary Iranian visual artist living in New York. Neshat's own Rebellious Silence depicts women enrobed in chadors, their hands, face and feet inscribed with stanzas of poetry by Iranian fe- male poets. The painting, Left Behind depicts the poignancy of what remains of a woman after death, whose presence lingers in familiar objects left behind. Here, Rubin is at her most tender and sad, mourn- ing the loss of a loved one at the same time feel- ing the fragility of existence. M

Anya Rubin Road Way Home, 2009. Enamel, Acrylic on Canvas. 14 x 18 inches. Courtesy: Andre Zarre Gallery, New York

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36 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 37 Chen Cheng-Hsiung

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AAt The CChelsea Art MMuseum November 220 to December 331, 2009

The first New York exhibition of Chinese abstract expressionist Chen Cheng-Hsiung is on view at The Chelsea Art Museum from November 20 through December 31, 2009. More than 40 works spanning three decades will illustrate Chen’s exploration of the dazzling world of color and lyricism that elevates his paintings from the realm of the physical to the realm of the spiritual. The fully illustrated catalogue that accompanies the exhibition includes essays by Michael Sullivan and John T. Spike.

Born in 1935, Chen (aka Robert Chen), is the youngest of three Chinese painters who contributed to the history of abstract . Working independently, the triumvirate of Zao Wou-ki, Chu Teh-Chun, and Chen became abstract painters during the 1950s, and were represented at the Salon de Mai in Paris. Chen is the only one of the three, however, who never migrated to the West. Based in Taipei, he painted, wrote, and traveled; his work was exhibited in Taiwan, China, Paris and, in recent years, Italy. Chen became interna- tionallyrecognized and was the recipient of the Flo- rence Biennale’s Lorenzo il Magnifico Career Achievement in the Arts Award in 1999 and 2001. His work was honored in 2003 with a 50 year retrospec- tive in the National Museum of History, Taipei, and the National Museum of China, Beijing.

The spontaneous process of Chen’s expressions produces a unique signature, which is testament to his prolific efforts and lifelong investment in artistic exploration. In Chen’s own words, “Every one of my paintings is done with the spontaneity that comes from unbroken meditation.” As Dr. Spike writes in the catalogue, “Chen’s color sense, poetic sensibility, and energetic brush technique are the three pillars of his work. Chen is composing pictures that weave the themes of his lifelong engagement with abstraction into a harmony of East and West, ideal and natural, abstract and traditional.”

The Cheelsea AArt MMuseum 556 WWest 222nd Street | New YYork, NNY 10011 2212.2255.0719 | wwww.chelseaartmuseum.org Chen Chen-Hsiung Digital Space, Series II, Diptich. 2000. Mixed media on canvas, 162 x 130 cm. Courtesy: Chelsea Art Museum, New York

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Madison E 81st Columbus C Cook Lexington +D\GHQ The Jewish Museum www.nationalacademy.org Wed-Thu 12-5; Fri- Sun 11-6 Barbara Mathes Dickinson Roundell Inc. Planetarium E 80th “Reinventing Ritual: Contemporary Art and Design for Museum of Bjorn Ressle Czech Center Old Masters, Impressionist, Modern and Post-War Art from Nat Hist 5RVHQIHOG Jewish Life”, thru Feb 7; “Rite Now: Sacred and the gallery's inventory. Viewings by appointment. W 79th Acquavella Leo Castelli E 79th Secular in Video”, thru Feb 7; “Cuture and Continuity: “From Klimt to Klee: Masterworks from the Serge Sabarsky 19 E 66, 10021 5LFKDUG *UD\ L&M Arts The Jewish Journey”, ongoing Collection”, Oct 15 thru Feb 15 W 78th 9DQGH :HJKH E 78th 212.772.8083 [email protected] LTMH Jo An 1109 Fifth Ave at 92nd, 10028 1048 Fifth Ave, 10028 FineArt www.simondickinson.com Mon-Fri 9-5 $GHOVRQ Flowers 212.288.0665 [email protected] W 77th E 77th 6 212.423.3200 [email protected] Gemini G E L at www.neuegalerie.org Thu, Sat-Mon 11-6; Fri 11-9 1< +LVWRULFDO Joni Moisant Weyl www.thejewishmuseum.org The Society Michael W 76th Werner Gagosian E 76th Sun, Mon, Wed, Thu 11–5:45, Tue 11–8 “Watteau to Degas: French Drawings from the Frits Lugt 6LQGLQ *RHGKXLV Michelle Rosenfeld Contemporary Collection”, Oct 6 thru Jan 10 W 75th Tilton E 75th Jo-An Fine Art Gallery “Asian Art and Modern Master Paintings”, Nov 1 thru Dec 23 Whitney 20th Century Paintings and Fine Art Prints by Old and 16 E 79 at Madison, 10021 1 E 70, 10021 Martin Museum E 74th 212.288.0700 [email protected] W 74th Kouros New Masters Theresa Bernstein, Frank Mason, 212.734.0900 [email protected] Erik Artemis Praxis www.frick.org Tue-Sat 10-6; Sun 11-5 Thomsen Terence Coyle, Anthony Palumbo and others www.michaelrosenfeldart.com Mon-Fri 10-5 W 73rd Asian Art E 73rd 247 E 77, 10021 Anita Shapolsky Gallery Gagosian Madison Avenue B 212.717.9111 [email protected] W 72nd E 72nd Roger Ballen: “Boarding House”, Nov 5 thru Dec 23 C Marbella www.jo-an.com Tue-Sat 10-5:30 Group Show: “Potpourri”, painting, sculpture, Oct 8 thru Jan 16 152 E 65 (patio entrance), 10021 980 Madison at 76, 10021 W 71st E 71st 212.744.2313 [email protected] Jensen Knoedler & Co. 212.452.1094 [email protected] +LUVFKO  $GOHU www.gagosian.com Tue-Sat 10-6 E 70th Group show, mixed media, Dec 3 thru Feb 13 www.anitashapolskygallery.com Wed-Sat 11-6 W 70th Frick .QRHGOHU Collection 19 E 70, 10021 Allan Stone Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl W 69th Feigen & Co E 69th 212.794.0550 [email protected] Joel Shapiro: “Boat, Bird, Mother and Child”, new Americas Society Group Show, “Bay Area to New York”, abstract expressionist Keith Italian www.knoedlergallery.com Tue-Fri 9:30-5:30;Sat 10-5:30 screenprints, Nov 10 thru Dec 12 W 68th DeLellis Cultural E 68th 6 artists from the Bay Area, thru Dec 22 Institute Hunter Hans P. Kraus, Jr. Fine Photographs 113 E 90, 10128 980 Madison at 76th, 5th fl, 10021 Hall & College W 67th %DUU\ )ULHGPDQ 212.249.3324 [email protected] Knights E 67th “Silver Anniversary: 25 Photographs, 1835-1914”, thru 212.987.4997 [email protected] www.joniweyl.com Tue-Sat 10-6 Dec 18 www.allanstonegallery.com W 66th E 66th China 962 Park Avenue, 10028

Goedhuis Contemporary CENTRAL Institute 212-794-2064 [email protected] Paul Thiebaud Gallery W 65th 5LFKDUG

48 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 49 Uptown Brooklyn Ubu Art 101, Inc. “Modern Collage, Victorian Engravings & Nostalgia”, Group Show: “December Special”, mixed media, Oct 30 thru Jan 30 Dec 4 thru Dec 21 416 E 59, 10022 101 , 11211 212.753.4444 [email protected] 718.302.2242 [email protected] www.ubugallery.com By Appointment only www.art101brooklyn.com Fri-Sun 1-6 Michael Werner Brooklyn Museum of Art Jörg Immendorff: “Maoist Paintings - The Early Seventies”, “Reflections on the Electric Mirror: New Feminist Video”, thru Dec 19 thru Jan 10; Patricia Conin, “Harriet Hosmer, Lost 44 E. 77, 10021 and Found”, thru Jan 24; “From the Village to Vogue: 212.988.1623 [email protected] The Modernist Jewelry of Art Smith”, thru Feb 21 http://www.michaelwerner.com/ Mon-Sat 10-6 200 Eastern Parkway, 11238 718638.5000 [email protected] Whitney Museum of American Art www.brooklynmuseum.org Wed-Sun 10-5; Sat-Sun 11-6 “Georgia O’Keeffe: Abstraction” January 17; A Few Frames: Queens Photography and the Contact Sheet”, thru January 3, 2010 Causey Contemporary 945 Madison Ave at 75th, 10021 Steven Dobbin: “Reclamation”, Found object installation & AES Gallery Socrates Sculpture Park 212.570.3676 [email protected] sculpture, Nov 12 thru Dec 8 Please call for schedule “Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition”, thru March 8; www.whitney.org Wed, Thu, S at, Sun 11–6, Fri 1–9 293 Grand St, 11211 44-02 23 St, LIC 11101 “Open Space: Pentti Monkkonen, Temple of Dionysos”; 718.218.8939 [email protected] 718.249.9359 [email protected] “Broadway Billboard: Stephen Shore, Amarillo, Texas, July, 1972” Wildenstein & Co. Inc. www.chicontemporaryfineart.com Wed-Sun 11-7, Mon 9-5 www.galleryaes.com Tue-Sat 11-5 Broadway @ Vernon Blvd, LIC 11106 Representing some of America's foremost living artists as 718.956.1819 [email protected] well as the estates of major figures of modern art. Front Room Gallery Dean Project www.socratessculpturepark.org Daily 10- 19 E 64, 10021 FUSE WORKS, “Multiples and Editions”, Dec 4 thru Dec 30 Sangbin Im, Palma Blank-Rosenblum and Kris Tamburello: 212.879.0500 [email protected] 147 Roebling Street, 11211 “Parallel States”, Dec 12 thru Feb 14 The Space L.I.C. www.wildenstein.com Mon-Sat 10-5 718.782.2556 [email protected] 4543 21 St, LIC 11101 “Radar Eyes”, prints from 50 international artists, curated by www.frontroom.org Fri-Sun 1-6; by appt 718.706.1462 [email protected] Seripop and Reuben Kincaid, Nov 6 thru Dec 30 www.deanproject.com Thu-Sun 12-6; Mon by appt. 25-17 41st Ave, LIC 11101 Kentler International Drawing Space 718.752.0331 [email protected] “Reinventing Silverpoint”, curated by Susan Schwalb & Deitch Projects www.licspace.org Wed & Fri 12-9; Thu &Sat 12-6 Margaret Mathews-Berenson Keith Haring: “The Ten Commandments”, Nov 08 thru Feb 15 Queensboro Bridge Queens B l v d N 14th 353 Van Brunt St, 11231 4-40 44th Drive, Long Island City 11101 Van Dam St Silvercup 7KH %R OHU 718.875.2098 [email protected] 212.343.7300 [email protected] Bldg N 13th McCarrren Park 42nd Rd Bayard www.kentlergallery.org Thu-Sun 12–5 www.deitch.com Thu-Sun 2-8 Withers 43rd Ave N 12th artMoving McCaig-Welles Gallery Juvenal Reis Studios Juvenal Reis Studios N 11th “Little Creatures”, Group Show A community of international, professional and 27th 28th 24th Queensboro Park 23nd

Brook yn 9th 22nd

emerging artists 21st 12th 11th 13th 129 Roebling St, 11211 10th Fireproof

N 10th Crescent %ODFN :KLWH 718.384.8729 [email protected] 43-01 22nd St., 11101 Long Island City Hunter Pierogi -DFN WKH 3HOLFDQ 44th Ave N 9th www.mccaigwelles.com Tue-Fri 11-7; Sat-Sun 12–7 718.875.2098 [email protected] Arts Center Vernon Blvd Blvd Vernon East River M55 Art 6XSUHPH 7UDGLQJ www.juvenalreisstudios.com Mon-Fri 9-5 44th Rd Purves N 8th Parker's Box Sculpture Center Kent

Berry M55 Art Wythe Group Show: “NotAbstract 1”, mixed media, thru Dec 20

N 7th L L Roebling V E C i t i G r o u p Havemeyer “40 x 19 x 11”, an exhibition of emerging artists, thru Dec 6; Tower 193 Grand Street, 11211 44th Dr G N 6th “A Night 1001 Prints”, winter benefit, Dec 17 thru Dec 20 F gure 718.388.2882 [email protected] Court Works L.I.C. Square www.parkersbox.com Fri-Mon 1-7 44-02 23rd Street, ground floor, 11101 45th Ave N 5th 718.729.2988 [email protected] JacksonCourt Sq McCaig Welles

Pierogi / The Boiler River East N 4th www.55mercergallery.com Thu-Sun 12-6 LONG ISLAND45th Rd CITY

21 st Ave Bedford Ave Driggs Gallery one, John Stoney, sculpture / drawing, Nov 20 thru Pearson Str peman AG N 3rd Dec 20; Gallery two, Johan Nobell, painting, P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center QUEENS 11 th Davis Nov 20 thru Dec 20 Robert Bergman: “Selected Portraits”, Photography, Oct 25 Riviera Metropolitan 177 N 9th St; 191 N 14th St, 11211 thru Jan 4; “Between Spaces”, junior curitorial staff show, Crane Front 5 ht Vernon Blvd P. S . 1

Room Brooklyn—Queens—Expressway Oct 25 thru Apr 5; “1969”, Work from the collection produced 46th Ave MOMA R a i l Hope 718.599.2144 [email protected] Pepsi Cola River St River N 1st Filmore Y a r d 3DUNHU·V %R[ www.pierogi2000.com Thu-Mon 12–6 in ‘69, Oct 25 thru Apr 5 Sign 46th Rd & QGHUV *DO HU\ Tr a c k s Skillman Ave Grand Ferry Park Ferry Grand $UW  Grand 22-25 Jackson Ave, LIC 11101 47th Ave Williamsburg Art & Historical Center Queens Blvd Causey 718.784.2084 [email protected] 47th Rd Contemporary 7 S 1st (WAH) www.ps1.org Thu-Mon 12-6 BROOKLYN 48th Ave 32nd Pl

Marcy Rossukhon Songkhum, Oct 18 thru Dec13; Contemporary 49th Ave 7 G Van Dam S 2nd WILLIAMSBURG Works from the Permanent Collection, Part 2, thru Dec QCC Art Gallery 50th Ave Hunters Point Ave Sideshow 35 Broadway, 11211 Quintana Martello:”Memoria”; Permanent Collection Queens S 3rd 718.486.6012 [email protected] of African Art; Marlene Tseng Yu: “March of the Icebergs”; 51st Ave M i d t o w n Long Island Express

Gantry State Park Tu n n e l

East River www.wahcenter.net Sat-Sun 12-6 Judith Ziechner, all thru Feb S 4th F e r r y i k s a l u P Borden Ave A M Richard 222-05, 56th Ave, 11364 L a n d i n g 54th Ave Williamsburg Bridge 718.631.6396 [email protected] JMZ S 6th :$+ &WU Broadway www.qccartgallery.org Tue-Fri 10-5; Sat-Sun 12-5 Newtown Creek

50 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 51 3 b ocks to Hancock k C Center r National - Chicago t & W Fry St Richa d G l y Ga lery) Culture Art Institute of Chicago L W Chicago Ave “500 Ways of Looking at Modern, a yearlong exploration y ch L of what modern means”, thru June 30

LarrabeeN St Me ane Cooper blo ks to

Sedg ickSt t L Museum o N SedgN ickSt Portal f Contemporary Art 111 S Michigan Av, 60603 UKRAINIAN Carl Hamme A 312.443.3600 300 W Superior N Ogden Ave HudsonSt www.artic.edu Andr w B Roy Boyd

N HudsonSt N 2302 0 W S o VILLAGE Kingsbury St S Li therine Edelman Ken Saunders Davidll Weinberg Schnieder Gallery 222 W Super J d a ow Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago P int Space pace ZygmanW Voss S Z Galler Gruen ARC Gallery Vale Craft Habita Ann Nathan “Alexander Calder in Focus”, sculpture, thru Feb 14 Gal eries W Superior St W Superior St 220 E Chicago Av, 60611 Kennedy Expy Jean Albano ti ter 312.397.4095 311 W Superior Josef G imer Maya Polsky Stephen Daiter www.mcachicago.org N CarpenterN St N MorganN St Russell Bowman Robert Addington Gal ery Printworks Henry W Huron St W Huron St Gallery KH Adams Roy Boyd Woman Made 325 W Huron Nicole Ga le y Brigitte Riesebrodt: Metamorphoses, Oct 30 thru Jan 5 Kass/Meridian St Halsted N Aldo Castillo W Erie St l /Lieberman W Erier St 739 N Wells St, 60654 N Milwaukee Ave 312.642.1606 [email protected] Stuart RodgersRodgers www.royboydgallery.com Tue-Sat 10-5:30 s

RIVER NORTH G ll Dubhe Carreño

N Racine St St St Racine Racine Racine N N N N Orleans St Orleans N Pamela Murphy and Amanda Brea: “Coalescence”, W Ontario St Nov 20 thru Jan 2 118 N Peoria St, 2nd Fl, 60607

L N ElizabethSt N N ElizabethSt N 312.666.3150 [email protected] N Kingsbury St www.dubhecarrenogallery.com Tue-Sat 10:30-5:30 CHICAGO W Ohio St Melanee Cooper N FranklinSt N W Grand Ave FranklinSt N Kathleen Waterloo: “map quest”, Nov 6 thru Dec 30; Julie Karabenick: “just around the block”, Nov 6 thru Dec 30 W Illinois St Wells St Wells N Clark St N N Wells St Wells N State St N 740 N Franklin, 60654 N Union Ave N N Union Ave N N Lasalle St N W Hubbard St W Hubbard St DearbornN St 312.202.9305 [email protected] www.melaneecoopergallery.com Tue-Sat 11-5 Douglas Dawson MB Gallery W Kinzie St Richard Gray A charming Jim Dine:“Old Me, Now: Self Portrait Drawings 2008-2009”, e h ndi Nov 20 thru Jan 16 European style Mar L 875 N Michigan Av, Ste 2503, (John Hancock Blg) 10014 WEST LOOP L boutique hotel. 312.642.8877 [email protected] Golden Tr angle www.richardgraygallery.com Mon-Fri 10-4:30 Ri h dr Nor W Carroll Ave Gallery l Carl Hammer N DesplainesSt N N GreenSt DesplainesSt N Canal N St N Canal N St Just off 1052 W Fu ton Mkt 046 W Fulton Mk “Wilson Snowflake Bentley: 1866-1931”, Snowcrystals in Linda Warren Anne Loucks vintage photomicrographs, Dec 4 thru Jan 30 the Magnificent Mile Morlen Sinoway Function + Art 740 N Wells St, 60654 W WackerS Dr & minutes from W Fulton Mkt 312.266.8512 [email protected] Mars

Gal ery NavtaSchultz f y50 Sangamon St www.hammergallery.com Tue-Fri 11-6; Sa 11-5 Navy Pier.

a y SangamonN St L

Kasia Kay Clinton N St N Jefferson JeffersonN N St St LOOP L L Richard Norton k hopr L Specializing in Impressionist and Modern paintings, W Lake S L L L L L drawings, and sculpture from the late nineteenth and early Les ie H ndman L b o s to NAB Gallery Auctioneers 2 twentieth centuries Skestos Gabriele ChChicago L Cutural enter 612 Merchandise Mart, 60654

Chicago River 312.644.8855 [email protected] Thomas Robertello W Randolph Dr www.richardnortongallery.com Mon-Fri 9-5 PRIMATIVE 119 N oPeoria Western Exhibitions Carrie Secrist 118 N Peoria Tony Wight

Dubhe CarreñoCarreño T ree Wa s Douglas C. Bloom: “New Painting”, Nov 14 thru Jan 9; W sh a G y VanT Ha n rison Rhona Hoffman Liliana Porter, video, prints Nov 14 thru Jan 9 Aron Packer Donald Young N Wells St Wells N N Wells St Wells N Wendy Cooper WackerN Dr FranklinN St Lasalle St N Clark St Clark St N N Dearborn DearbornN N St St State St N 835 W Washington Blvd, 60607 i k W Washington St 835 W Washington L 312.491.0917 [email protected] McCormick Gal ery www.secristgallery.com Tue-Fri 11-6 Kraft / Lieberman L 200 East Chestnut ‡ Chicago Carrie Secrist Kavi Gupta 1.800.800.6261 senecahotel.com W Madison St 2 b ck u Mu u of h Atu t I e stitut icaChicago o N ElizabethSt N N ElizabethSt N N RacineN Racine St St St St May May N N Aberdeen AberdeenN N St St Carpenter CarpenterN N St St MorganN St St St Peoria Peoria N N N GreenSt N GreenSt St Halsted N

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Golden State Hwy 5 National - Los Angeles I-5 T. Teresa Katalyst SCI-Arc ACE Gallery Kinkead Contemporary Main St Spring St ANDLAB

Geffen (MOCA) Japanese Msm John Millei: “Maritime”, thru Feb; John Millei: Tracy Nakayama, drawings,Nov 7 thru Dec 19 Cirrus Varela Farmlab Jail Zero One 5 The Brewery: Union Station Brewery Annex St “Woman in a Chair”, thru Jan 20 6029 Washington Blvd, Culver City CA 90232 L2kontemporary Sam Lee Sloway Jones Redling Art Share Alameda St M Vignox Third 9430 Wilshire Blvd / 5514 Wilshire Blvd Chinese Museum 310.838.7400 [email protected] Chinatown Fourth St

Frogtown Beverly Hills / Los Angeles, CA 90212 323.935.4411 M www.kinkeadcontemporary.com LA Artcore F fth St Fellows

Broadway Sixth St [email protected] www.acegallery.net Cezar E. Chavez Ave

10 Golden State Hwy St Main Acuña-Hansen Koplin Del Rio Gallery Crew Art Salow Fifth Floor N. Hill Bonelli Nicodim Patton Seventh St MONA Anderson Galleries Zhi Lin: “Invisible and Unwelcomed People: Chinese Eigh h St

compactspace Nin h St

H ll Ave ll H Los Angeles St Angeles Los Barbizon, Academic, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist

Chung King Rd Railroad Workers”, drawings, Nov 7 thru Dec 19

MOCA Spring St Spring M Mixographia Mesler & Hug TELIC Mesler&Hug Box James Sabina Lee Happy Lion Jancar Peres Sister Chung King POW China Objects Company 626

DAC Paintings 6031 Washington Blvd, Culver City CA 90232 Los Feliz Blvd

MoronoKlang Broadway

Niche LA Hollywood Fwy St Main

Glendale 354 N. Bedford Dr, Beverly Hills CA 90210 Rico Bert Green 310.836.9055 [email protected]

Echo Pk Echo S lver Lake Blvd Lake lver S San Pedro

Temple St Bandit Subliminal

Hive 310.858.1644 [email protected] DOWNTOWN

SILVERLAKE REDCAT Ave Grand www.koplindelrio.com

M Hyperion Blvd Hyperion 101 First St Infusion Olympic Blvd Perishing Sq. Showcave Stein www.andersongalleries.com Martin Adams Blvd

LACDA Pico Blvd Gallery 727 LOOK June

El Nopal Jefferson Blvd

M David Kordansky Gallery 110 Pharmaka M Found M Santa Monica Fwy George Billis Gallery Rashid Johnson: “Other Aspects”, thru Jan 16 Materials & Applications Todd /Browning PYO Jared Joslin, painting, Nov 7 thru Dec 19; Carol Golemboski, Convention Center

Machine Project 3143 S. La Cienega Blvd, Unit A, Los Angeles CA 90016

7+ Fig photography, Nov 7 thru Dec 19 7th Street/ Metro Center M 323.222.1482 [email protected]

Luz de Jesus

Grier Msm Sunset Blvd Standard Hotel Downtown Fwy Harbor thinkspace Beverly Blvd Grand 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90034 www.davidkordanskygallery.com

Tropico de Nopal

Vermont/ Beverly Barnedall Art Parks Municipal Art Gallery Junior Arts Center Gallery Hollyhook House Ave 310.838.3685 [email protected] Perfect Exposure M M LA City Clg

M LA Contemporary 110 www.georgebillis.com Wilshire Blvd Sunset Blvd Sunset

Vermont/ Santa Monica

101 Ave Western Gallery Western Huguette Caland: “Autumn”, painting, Nov 7 thru Dec 19 Western Ave Western

Vermont/ Sunset Washington Blvd Blum & Poe Gallery

Hollywood Fwy Venice Blvd 2634 S. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90034 Sixth St Sixth Sharron Lockheart: “Lunch Break”, Nov 21 thru Jan 9 310.559.6200 [email protected]

Painter Olympic Blvd DNJ Iturralde Couturier Kesner Fahey Klein Karnowsky 2727 S. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90034 www.lacontemporary.com Tue-Sat 11-5 Pico Blvd Moss La Brea Rutberg 310.836.2062 [email protected] 10 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood LACMA West www.blumandpoe.com Sam Lee Gallery LA County Msm/ Art Rental Cella Craft & Folk Msm Lawrence Asher Ace

New Image Art Fairfax Telles Santa Monica Blvd. Monica Santa

Cohen “Locating Landscapes: New Strategies, New Technologies”, T. Paul

Melrose Ave Melrose Fairfax Carmichael Gallery Kohn Forum curated by Kate Palmer Albers, thru Dec 5

Otero Plassart Colgate Adams Jefferson Rodeo Rd Dan Witz: “Dark Doings”, thru Dec 3; “Chile Estyle: Cresent Heights Bl Blvd Beverly Cresent He ghts Bl 990 N. Hill St, #190, Los Angeles CA 90012

Third St a group show of all Chilean artists curated by Pablo Aravena”, Gallery 13 Papillon DF2 Shire 323.227.0275 [email protected] Faxx Roberts Vielmetter Adamson

DeSoto Dec 10 thru Dec 23

ACME

Mak www.samleegallery.com

Gemini

La Cienega La La Cienega La 1301 PE New Stone Age Weinberg

Lovegrove 1257 N. La Brea Av, West Hollywood CA 90038 Mendenhall Gallery 825 323.969.0600 [email protected] LA Art House San Vicente Blvd Denenberg Ntl Blvd Kordansky

CULVER CITY CULVER www.carmichaelgallery.com Tue-Sun 1-7 Maciel G Bi lis HOLLYWOOD Dayton Way Maloney Lightbox LAXART Hilton Selway Pop Factory J. Winter JK Gallery Kinkead Blum & Poe & Blum N Robertson Blvd LeBasse National Hittleman The Company Sandroni Peres

Almont Dr Hellard Cerasol Angstrom Fraser Koplin Del Rio Glass LA Contemporary Cardwe l London West Hollywood

Doherty Dr Clifton Taylor De Cordoba Findlay “Alexander May”, Installation, Nov 21 thru Jan 2 Kinsey DesForges Regen

Leevin Wilshire Blvd Washington 946 Yale Street #39F, Los Angeles CA 90012

Burton Way L. Stern G. Stern Seyhoun Kretchner Latin American

Ace Beverly Dr 213.221.7082 [email protected] Rexford Blvd erson Jef

Fresh Paint Royal T www.thecompanyart.com Thu-Sun 12-6, by appt Crescent Dawson Cole

Four Seasons Beverly Hills

Blvd National

Western Project Cañon vd B ver Cu Michael Beverly Gagosian Kantor Christies Overland Chung King Project Rodeo Tagore Crowne Plaza Beverly Hills

Yarger Venice Blvd Venice Dan Bayles, “New Paintings”, extended thru Jan 23 Bedford 510 Bernard St, Los Angeles CA 90012 Sunset Blvd Sunset Roxbury 213.625.1802 [email protected] Beverly Glen Blvd Sotheby s Pink Duncan Mi ler www.chungkingproject.com Novak Annenberg W Hotel Westwood

BEVERLY HILLS Honor Fraser Olympic Blvd Sepu veda

Veteran Blvd Santa Monica Fwy H. Kazan Washington Tomoo Gokita, painting, Nov 7 thru Dec 19 Crisp Fowler Museum

Pico Blvd

Palms Blvd Palms San Diego Fwy 405 Blvd Venice 2622 S. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90034

310.837.0191 [email protected] Na ional Blvd ional Na

Barrington Dr GR2 www.honorfraser.com UCLA Hammer Museum Wolfe

10 Del Mano

Getty Center Bundy Dr Sacks Gagosian Beverly Hills 26th St Jeff Koons: “New Paintings”, Nov 14 thru Jan 9

DCA 456 N. Camden Dr, Beverly Hills CA 90210 RADAR EYES NYC LOS ANGELES LOS

Overtones 310.271.9400 [email protected] A SURVEY OF HALLUCINOGENIC

Venice Blvd Santa Monica Art Studios Lowe LA Art Exchange www.gagosian.com

Bellwood Art Center Works on view NOVEMBER 6th - DECEMBER 30 Bergamot Station Off Rose Grimes SPARC Broadway Ocean Park Ave Lincoln Blvd L ncoln Blvd JK Gallery

G2 Janis Goodman and Jessica McCambly, painting / THE SPACE / L.I.C. 25 – 17 41st Ave / Long Island City Gebert sixteen one Altered Space Wilshire Blvd

Olympic Blvd installation, Nov 7 thru Dec 19 Gallery Hours 12-9 Wed + Fri / 12-6 Thu + Sat Montana Ave Montana

Pico Blvd Hamilton Colorodo Ave Santa Monica Blvd Monica Santa 2632 S. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90034 [email protected] 718 752 - 0331

Edgemar

Rose Ave 1 Pacific Coast Highway Coast Pacific Main St Electr c Ave

WEST LA WEST 310.837.3330 [email protected]

Caprell Pacific Ave RadarEyesPrintShow.blogspot.com

Venice Way LA Louver www.jkgallery.net Sponto Gallery 17 Angeles

Pacific Ocean MONICA SANTA

54 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 55 The Embarcadero SF Bay National - San Francisco Asian Art Museum of San Francisco MESSINEO ART PROJECTS “Photographic Memories”, Photographs thru Jan 17 SAN Contemporary WYMAN CONTEMPORARY Jewish Museum 200 Larkin St, Civic Center, 94102 415.581.3500 [email protected]  L7VIL¾ 2I[ ¾ XL 7XVIIX XL ;  www.asianart.org Tue-Sun 10-5 FRANCISCO Fraenkel Gallery BART Carleton Watkins: “Discoveries”, photography, Nov 5 thru Jan Embarcadero 49 Geary St, San Francisco CA 94108 Montgomery St

Washington St 415.981.2661 [email protected] www.fraenkelgallery.com Tue-Fri 10:30-5:30, Sat 11-5 Main St Chinese Cultural Center Hackett-Freedman Modern Gallery

20th century and contemporary painting and sculpture, with =SV

CHINATOWN a focus on postwar American and Californian works. QIWWMRIS[]QERGSQ   2= O Jack Fischer Gallery Kearny St 250 Sutter St, 94108 415.362.7152 www.realart.com Grant Ave By Appointment Only Stockton St Jim Knight Wall Street Bus Stop

First St Powell St Haines Gallery / Haines Projects

Minna St BART Kota Ezawa: “Odessa Staircase Redux”, Oct 22 thru Dec 24; “PERSPECTIVES” Montgomery Katya Bonnenfant: “Hortensia Suitcase Delux”, contemporary color photography 111 Minna Oct 22 thru Dec 24 Second St DOWNTOWN 49 Geary St, 5th Fl, / 1661 Tennessee Street, 3Q 94108 Celeste Fichter Modernism, Inc 415.397.8114 [email protected] Jim Knight Dolby Chadwick Catharine Clark Jenkins Johnson www.hainesgallery.com By appointment only Haines Andrea Sanders Fraenkel SF Msm Meyerovich Yerba Buena of Modern Art Jack Hanley Gallery Stephen Wirtz Center for the Arts December 2 January 23 Third St Colter Jacobsen: “Moby Dick”, at CCA Wattis Insititute, thru Dec 12 Bush St Rena Bransten W Hotel Wed - Sat 12 - 5pm & by appointment 395 Valencia St, 94103 San Francisco George Belcher Four Seasons Pasquale Iannetti San Francisco 415.552.1623 [email protected] www.jackhanley.com Tue-Sat 11-6 Hosfelt Gallery San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Market St Mission St Howard St Folsom St Andrea Higgins: “Appearance” thru Dec 5; Ruth (SF MOMA) Frey Norris “Focus on Artists: Selections from the Collection”,Oct 22 thru Sutter St Marten,:“Side-Saddle”, thru Dec 5; Gerhard Mayer: “Organic John Pence Fourth St Virtual Aseptic Lines”, thru Dec 5 May 23; “On View: Candice Breitz”, Oct 01 thru Dec 20; “The Harrington Arts Silverman/ BART 430 Clementina St, 94103 Provoke Era: Postwar Japanese Photography”, Mason St Scott Nichols Powell 415.495.5454 [email protected] Sep 12 thru Dec 20 Post St Taylor St www.hosfeltgallery.com Tue-Sat 11-5:30 151 Third St, 94103 Hotel Kabuki 415.357.4000 [email protected] Jones St SOMO Jenkins Johnson Gallery www.sfmoma.org Mon-Tue 11-5:45, Thu 11-8:45, Fri- “On Paper”, Group Exhibition, thru Dec 5; Group Show: Sat 11-5:45

Geary St “Winter Haiku”, Dec 10 thru Jan 30 (also see Chelsea listings) White Wa ls Fifth St 464 Sutter St, 94108 San Francisco Open Studios 415.677.0770 [email protected] Holiday print sale, Dec 4; Rebecca Fox: “Metal Sculpture”, Hosfelt www.jenkinsjohnsongallery.com Tue-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5 holiday show, Dec 6 Ofarrell St 934 Brannon St., 94103 Jancar Jones TENDERLOIN George Krevsky Gallery 415.861.9838 [email protected] Lawrence Ferlinghetti, painting, drawing Nov 5 thru Dec 19 www.artspan.org Mon-Fri 9-5, by appt Leavenworth St Sixth St 77 Geary St., 94108 415.397.9748 Andrea Schwartz Gallery Hyde St Howard Hersh, encaustic, Nov 11 thru Dec 18 BART Civic Center Fifty Crows Modernism, Inc. 525 2nd St, 94107 Van Ness St 101 Mark Stock and Caherine Courtenaye, painting, 415.495.2090 [email protected] Larkin St Seventh St Nov 5 thru Dec 23 www.asgallery.com Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 1-5 685 Market St., 94105

McAllister St Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Polk St 415.541.0461 [email protected] www.modernisminc.com Tue-Sat 10-5:30 “When Lives Become Form: Contemporary Brazilian Art, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco 1960s to the Present”, Nov 5 thru Jan 31 John Pence Gallery 701 Mission St., 94103 New Langton Eighth St Arts Jacob Pfeiffer and Zack Zdrale: “Recent Oil Paintings” 415.978.2787 Mission 17 Nov 20 thru Dec 19 [email protected] www.ybac.org San Francisco 750 Post St., 94109 Thu-Fri 2-8, Sat 12-8, Sun 12-6, First Tue 12-8 Arts Comission Gallery 415.441.1138 [email protected] Ninth St www.johnpence.com Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5

56 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 57 National - Miami NW 44 St MIAMI Locations & Public Hours Brevards Gallery NWNW 43 St “Non-Duality”, sculpture, thru March 2010 Art Basel Miami Beach 2320 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33127 Ave Miami Beach Convention Center NWNW 42 St 305.576.5747 [email protected] 1901 Convention Center Dr, Miami Beach www.brevards.com Tue-Sat 8am-11pm Ave Thu Dec 3 thru Sat Dec 5, 12-8 d Ave d ashion F Fashion Ave Fashion NWNW 41 St Harold Golen Gallery Sun Dec 6, 12-6 p.m. Art Fusion NADA 67 St NE 1st NE Ave 2ndAve NE DESIGN 1st NE 2n NE Pop Surrealist Gallery in Wynwood Art Miami NNWW 40 St 2294 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127 Art Miami Pavilion, Midtown Blvd Artformz 305.989.3359 [email protected] (NE 1st Ave) btwn NE 32nd & NE 31st St NWNW 39 St ocust 4444 www.haroldgolengallery.com Sat 1-5, second Sat 7-11 Projects Wynwood NWNW 38 St Fontain Wed Dec 2 thru Sat Dec 5, 11- 7 195expwy Julia Tuttle Cswy Arthur Godfrey St The Dorsch Gallery Sun Dec 6, 11-6 ABB DOT 51 Robert Ransom Thiele: “30”, sculpture, Nov 28 thru Dec 31 NW 36 St pwy 151 NW 24 Street, 33127 Scope /Art Asia Miami Lost & Steinbaum 305.576.1278 [email protected] erto Soho Studios, 2136 NW 1st Ave Saloo NNWW 34 Ter ente Photo www.dorschgallery.com Tue-Sat 11-6 (at NW 21st St), Wynwood Park Miami MIAMI Thu Dec 3 thru Sat Dec 5, 11-7 NW 34 St ABBA Fine Art Sun Dec 6, 11-6 Hardcore Ingalls BEACH Group Show: "ZING", Nov 14 thru Dec 18 Kunsthaus 233 NW 36th Street, 33127 Pulse NWNW 33 St town Blvd 305.576.4278 [email protected] Ice Palace, 1400 N Miami Ave, Bakerhouse d NWNW 32 St MidtownMi Blvd Ave www.abbafineart.com Tue-Fri 12-5, Sat by appt Miami (near Wynwood) Collins Park & Beach

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苏州路 Stately Wise 6-8 天目路 Tianmu Rd Miami Ellen Von Unwerth Art Miami First View 5:30-7 Metro Picture Robert Longo 6-8

Jiangning Rd 江宁路 艺玖艺捌艺术空间 Changhua Rd 昌化路 苏河艺术 Gladstone Gallery 6-8 W Suzhou Rd Art Miami VIP Preview 7-10:30 Sharon Lockhart 19181918 Art Space CCreekreek Art 昌平路 Changping Rd Photo Miami VIP Opening Night Reception 6-10 High Line Gallery Appleby, Levine, Albert 6-8 N Suzhou Rd Andrew Edlin 6-8 筑造空间 北苏州路 December 2 Wednesday Group Show, curated by Scott Hug Midtown TThehe Foundry 苏 州 河 Suzhou Creek Miami 康定路 Kangding Rd New Art Center N. Pantirer, M. Newton, A. Grenadir 6-8 南苏州路 S Suzhou Rd INK Opening Brunch 10-12 Brooklyn Scope VIP First View 11-6 Causey Contemporary KX2 6-9 Art Asia Miami VIP Vernissage 11-6 Los Angeles Art Asia Miami 4-6 Cocktail Reception ACE Gallery LA 7-9 中山东一路 E #1 Zhongshan Rd John Millei Red Dot VIP Preview 5-6 上海 ACE Gallery Beverly Hills John Millei 7-10 Red Dot Green Miami Reception 6-9 Art Basel Miami Beach VIP Vernissage 6-9 December 11 Friday Art Basel Miami Beach MOCA reception 7-9 Brooklyn

长乐路 SHANGHAI 石门路 E #1 Zhongshan Rd December 3 Thursday Causey Contemporary Magnolia Laurie, KX2 6-9 北京路 Beijing Rd Chelsea Front Room Fuse Works 6-9 静安公园 December 12 Saturday Jingan Agora Gallery Group Show 6-8 Shimen Rd Shimen Rd 石门路 Agora Gallery 6-8 Park Changle Rd Ruth Gilmore Langs LES Changle Rd 长乐路 南京路 Nanjing Rd Soho20 Chelsea 6-8 上海美术馆 Group Show Ward-Nasse Gallery Curated by Carmen Pousada 7-10 Blue Mountain 6-8 Shanghai Art Museum Group Show Zürcher Studio Group Show 6-8 Blank Space 6-8 上海当代艺术馆 Group Show Chelsea 对比窗艺廊 J. Cacciola 6-8 MOCA Eddie Kennedy, Ron Kingswood First Street Gallery 2-5 上海展览中心 Contrasts Gallery Miami Group Show 福州路 Fuzhou Rd Shanghai Gallery 303 Tim Gardener 6-8 Aqua Art Miami VIP Preview Brunch 10-1 Exhibition Center 红寨画廊 Queens 国际当代艺术展 Studio Rouge Pulse Miami VIP Private Preview 10-1 安杰当代艺术画廊 Dean Project 6-9 ShContemporary The Bund 沪申画廊 NADA Miami Opening Preview 10-2 Group Show Andrew James Art Art Fair Shanghai Gallery of Art Fountain VIP Preview 11-7 December 15 Tuesday 延安路 YananYanan Rd 延安东路隧道 YanandongluYanandonglu TunnelTunnel Aqua Art Miami Gen Art Vanguard Official Party 8-11+ LES 黄浦江 December 4 Friday Envoy Desi Santiago, Jared Buckheister 6-8 路 搞艺术画廊 Brooklyn Midtown

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Maoming Rd 茂名路 Brevards Gallery 7:30-12 徐汇艺术馆 VIP event December 17 Thursday N. Chengdu Rd 北成都路 PooL 6-10 Xuhui Ar 淮海路 Huaihai Rd Opening Reception Chelsea Museum 复兴公园 琉璃艺术博物馆 Fountain Reception for the Artists 7-12 Agora Gallery Group Show 6-8 Fuxing iuli China December 5 Saturday Queens

Park 南重庆路 Museum 复兴路 Fuxing Rd Miami M55 Winter Charity Print Show 5-8 Art Labor 画廊 ABBA Fine Art M magazine VIP Event 7-10 December 18 Thursday 永嘉路 Yo gjiagjia Rd Art Labor December 6 Sunday Chelsea 圣菱画廊 角度抽象画廊 Queens Allen Sheppard Gallery Molly Cliff Hilts 6-8 绍兴路 Shaoxing Rd Angle Abstract SL-ARSL-ARTT Queens Museum Contemporary Korean Art in NY 2-5

Jianguo Rd S. Chongqing Rd 南重庆路 虹桥路 Hongqiao Rd 建国路 December 8 Tuesday 红桥画廊 Midtown Red Bridge Gallery 泰康路 TaikangTaikang Rd Nohra Haime Gallery Pieralli and Favi, Lina Leal 6-8

60 www.theMmag.com www.theMmag.com 61 International - Shanghai Auctions Contrasts Gallery Christie’s 站台中国 Platform China F2画廊 Bingyi: “Skin”, Nov 22 thru Dec 22; Yi Zhou: “The Ear”, video, 20 Rockefeller Plaza, 5th fl, New York, NY 10020 F2 Gallery Nov 8 thru Dec 25 T 212.636.2000 F 212.636.4928 181 Middle Jingxi Rd, Shanghai 20002 机场铺路 www.christies.com 三影堂摄影艺术中心 艺术文化仓库 +86.21.6323.1989 Three Shadows Photo China Art Archives www.contrastsgallery.com Doyle New York graphy Art Center and WWarehousearehouse MOCA Shanghai 175 E 87, New York, NY 10128 T 212.427.2730 F 212.369.0892 Animamix Biennial Nov thru Feb www.doylenewyork.com 丽泽西路丽泽西西路路 Li Ze WWestest Rd 朴敬美画廊 CAOCHANGDI People’s Park, 231 Nanjing West Road, Shanghai 200003 Airport Ex. Side St PKM 机场铺路 麦勒画廊 +86.21.6321.9900 [email protected] Phillips de Pury & Co. Galerie Urs Meile www.mocashanghai.org Mon-Sun 10-6; Wed 10-10 阿拉里奥 前波画廊 450 W 15, New York, NY 10011 Chambers Fine Art Arario 艺门画廊 1918 ArtSPACE Shanghai T 212.940.1200 www.phillipsdepury.com Pekin Fine Arts Huang He: “A Struggle of Life and Death”, painting, installa- 奥沙画廊 都亚特画廊 tion, thru Dec 3 Sotheby’s

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798 W St 798西路 巴黎·北京摄影空间 Jing Shun Rd Dr Gallery Nov 14 thru Jan 15 www.bonhams.com 长征空间 Paris Beijing Photo No. 97 Moganshan Rd. 2nd floor, 200060

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Jiu Xian Qiao Rd Rd Qiao Xian Jiu Long March Space Olympic +86-021-6266-1597 [email protected] Green 尤伦斯当代艺术中心 百年印象摄影画廊 www.m97gallery.com Jingcheng ExprExpressway Ullens Center for 798 Photo ifa gallery Contemporary Art 对比窗艺廊 北京东京艺术工程 Winter group exhibition, Nov 28 thru Jan 24 Contrasts "This is the most comprehensive Beijing TTokyookyo Art Projects 621 Changde Road, (near Wuding Road), 200040 程昕东国际当代艺术空间 +862162560835 [email protected] and thorough guide to galleries I have ever come across. DASHANZI 798 Xin Dong Cheng www.ifa-gallery.com Tue-Sun 10-7; by appointment Capital Airport ExprExpressway WWanan Hong St 万红路 陈绫蕙当代艺术中心 It's all you'll ever need if you are Chen Ling Hui Con International - Beijing interested in discovering temporary Space Pekin Fine Arts great art in NewYork.” Tsang Kin-Wah: “The Third Seal-They Are Already Old. They 北 京 Don’t Need To Exist Anymore”, prints, thru 18 Jan No. 241 Cao Chang Di Village, Cui Ge Zhuang, Chaoyang Ken Johnson District, Beijing 100105 e New York Times BEIJING +8610.5127.3220

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