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Memories of the Future: Artists create content for the first-generation of volumetric displays by Looking Glass
at Fridman Gallery
New York, NY, USA
Aug 03, 16 - Aug 23, 16

Artists create content for the first-generation of volumetric displays by Looking Glass. Eight artists reimagine a future in which digital memories live not on a two-dimensional canvas but rather within a three-dimensional volume. Memories of the Future invites you to explore the shift in how we remember events, imagined and real, as the medium preserving those memories evolves. read more...

Select
at Garvey Simon Art Access
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Aug 04, 16 - Aug 20, 16

Garvey|Simon is pleased to announce the exhibition, Select, featuring work by seven artists chosen by director Elizabeth K. Garvey from the gallery’s inaugural Artist Review Program. The artists are Nancy Daubenspeck, Margot Glass, Leslie Kerby, Neema Lal, Linda Lindroth, Lily Prince, and Krista Svalbonas. The Artist Review Program exists to create dialogue with artists and to offer an accessible platform for visibility and potential exhibition at the gallery. read more...

Bad Faith
at James Fuentes LLC
Lower East Side - New York, NY, USA
Aug 05, 16 - Sep 11, 16

James Fuentes is pleased to present Bad Faith, an exhibition curated by Andrew J. Greene & James Michael Shaeffer. Bad Faith is an exhibition that presents works by artists Nayland Blake, Jessica Diamond, Peter Halley and Robert Morris made in New York City between 1982-1994. Revealing a collective anxiety caused by increasingly conservative US foreign and economic policies—from the Cold War to the rise of neo-liberal politicians—and the fraught landscape of the culture wars in the wake of the AIDS crisis and identity politics, these works reflect a historical moment of deep cultural and political uncertainty. read more...

David Horvitz: Maranasati
at Edward Cella Art+Architecture
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Aug 06, 16 - Aug 20, 16

Edward Cella Art & Architecture is pleased to announce Maranasati by David Horvitz, an exhibition including hand-blown sea glass sculptures, collaborative sound performances with Xiu Xiu front-man Jamie Stewart, and sprouting avocado trees. On exhibit will be nine hand-blown sea glass sculptures from Horvitz’s ongoing series started in 2014. read more...

Phantom Limb
at Shulamit Gallery
Venice, CA, USA
Aug 04, 16 - Sep 09, 16

Shulamit Nazarian is pleased to present Phantom Limb, an exhibition featuring five artists whose works operate between figuration and abstraction. The term phantom limb describes the illusion of feeling a body part when the actual limb is missing, and the works in this exhibition speak to the felt presence of the body released from a representation of the figure. The artists explore constructions of personal narrative, specific moments of cultural upheaval, the complexity of human psychology, and the physicality of the body itself. read more...

Robert Montgomery: Poetry in Light
at Madison Gallery
La Jolla, CA, USA
Aug 06, 16 - Oct 02, 16

Madison Gallery proudly presents new work by Scottish artist and poet, Robert Montgomery. Following the tradition of conceptual art, Montgomery creates thoughtprovoking sculptures out of LED lights and text. With these works, he addresses all-encompassing, universal themes such as power, love, and human kindness in electric light—or, dramatically, even fire. These poems affirm his philosophical beliefs, as he categorizes them as “melancholic post-Situationist,” and his personal connection for British-Celtic traditions of the mystical lands as written by W. read more...

Janna Watson: Talking To Orchids
at Foster/White Gallery (Third Avenue South)
Seattle, WA, USA
Aug 04, 16 - Aug 20, 16

Janna Watson is a shining example of a young emerging artist making a significant mark on the Canadian art scene. Watson has become well-known for her compelling abstract compositions, which use color, line, and energetic brushstrokes to evoke emotion in the viewer. Watson views her work as a visual expression of emotion, externalized through paint. read more...

Anne-Mie Melis: A New Niche for Nature
at Oriel Myrddin Gallery
Carmarthen, UK
Aug 06, 16 - Oct 15, 16

As part of the series of flora commissions in partnership with Oriel Davies, A New Niche for Nature focuses on the River Towy and in particular the point at which land and water meet – where rare and endangered plant species and invasive plants compete for survival. Anne-Mie Melis highlights the precariousness of this balance alongside wider ecological questions, she imagines a new environment or ‘niche’ in which plants might grow. read more...

Linda Brothwell: The Missing
at The Holburne Museum
Bath, UK
Aug 06, 16 - Jan 02, 17

In a new commission On the Table, this pioneer of contemporary British craft skills will create a playground of textures and colours in stone, wood and metalwork in response to the most intricate works in the Holburne Museum’s collection. In a dramatic exploration of materials, Brothwell’s work will be displayed alongside the elaborate carved wooden, gilt bronze and hardstone plinths on which Sir William Holburne displayed his porcelain and bronzes. Many of Holburne’s plinths were separated from their objects in the 20th century, leaving an alluring and eclectic collection of empty mounts. read more...

Karen Black
at Sutton Gallery
Fitzroy, Australia
Aug 06, 16 - Sep 03, 16

Karen Black's recognisable oil on marine ply paintings hover somewhere between figuration and abstraction. Swathes of vivid colour surround obscured figures veiled in drips and splashes of paint. Her subjects fuse the historical with the mythical and the political with the personal as she examines tales of separation, isolation, loss and violence. Black captures emotive expression with a raw mark or gestural brush stroke with impressive prowess. read more...