Grave Videos
Thomas Kovachevich
Born in Detroit, the New York-based Tom Kovachevich is both an artist and a physician. He first exhibited his work at the Penthouse Gallery at MOMA and was included in Documenta V, 1972. In 2011 he exhibited at Callicoon Fine Art in NYC. In each video segment of the Thomas Kovachevich interview, a question is asked and answered.
This interview is produced by Romanov Grave and Davidson Drasler Productions.
Judith Linhares – Interview at Ed Thorpe Gallery
We interviewed Judith Linhares at Ed Thorpe Gallery in New York during her show, Riptide, in March of 2011. In each segment one question is asked and answered, including topics like the “Bad Painting” show, her first exhibition and numinous moments.
Don Dudley – Interview
We interviewed Don Dudley at I-20 Gallery in New York, during his show in February of 2011. In each segment one question is asked and answered. Dudley speaks about how he became and artist, his first show in Texas in 1958, moving to New York, his materials and aesthetic and more.
Reviews
Sarah Sze – Infinite Line
I admire Sarah Sze for her sculpture, but it was the promise of seeing how she might translate her art into flatwork that drew me to her show currently up at the Asia Society, Infinite Line. The show presents the two as distinct bodies of work, in two separate galleries on opposite sides of an [...]
Lee Bontecou’s Nostromo
— so foul a sky clears not without a storm (Shakespeare) Preparations: Take a walk in the common space of Olmsted’s horticultural park, central to Manhattan island geography. Linger for a moment at Willowdell Arch to appreciate the stone voussoirs that line the arcade and support the rusticated underpass; and then allow a few additional [...]
BRIAN GAMAN
Brian Gaman once tried to make eyeglass lenses by casting the glass himself. They cracked; he left them unpolished. He kept the bridge and arms off the frame, leaving just two black-rimmed circles. And oh yes, did I mention, he made them nearly two feet high each? They lean casually against the wall. You would [...]
