Grave Videos
Jackie Ferrara
Full interview interview with Jackie Ferrara in her studio in July of 2012 with Andrea Blum.
Jackie Ferrara (born 17 November 1929, Detroit) is an American sculptor best known for her pyramidal stacked structures. Her work is in the collection of the MOMA, the LACMA, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, and the Phillips Collection, among others. Go to http://www.jackieferrara.com/
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.
Reviews
Catherine Mosley at AIR Gallery
AGENT FROM THE OUTLANDS CATHERINE MOSLEY ———— NEW WORK “Sometimes reality is too complex for oral communication.” Enter the gravelly teachings of the fascist Alpha 60 computer, following the musical dragnet of the films opening frames. I am referring, of course, to Jean- Luc Godard’s kooky 1965 fusion of science fiction, pulp, and surrealism — [...]
Kunstvlaai: Festival of Independents
In Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Kunstvlaai: Festival of Independents took place from 23 November through 2 December 2012. Over seventy independent art institutions, art schools and artist-led initiatives from the Netherlands and abroad presented themselves in a building that, until two weeks before the opening, housed a secondary school. The name ‘Kunstvlaai’ needs translating and explaining. [...]
Kim Jones at Pierogi
Allow me a moment’s nostalgia. Perhaps it isn’t so strange how accustomed we all became to the Mudman. It was 1980’s New York; New York then as opposed to New York now. There were still transvestite bikers, and the guy doing the ceramics thing all over the East Village. There was the Duckman wandering lower [...]
House Party by Andrew Ohanesian at Pierogi / The Boiler Space
The House Party, Andrew Ohanesian, Pierogi/The Boiler by Nick Van Zanten The The House Party, Andrew Ohanesian’s “full-scale, participant activated installation” at Pierogi’s The Boiler space in Brooklyn is impressively effective in creating a displacement and a forum for discourse. The effect on the viewer is total, and achieves exactly what the artist aimed [...]
