Comments for Romanov Grave http://www.romanovgrave.com Fri, 03 Jun 2011 14:16:01 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on DANIEL WIENER at Cavin Morris Gallery by Bibliography « Daniel Wiener | Sculpture, Painting and Other Projects http://www.romanovgrave.com/reviews/daniel-wiener-at-cavin-morris-gallery/comment-page-1#comment-2317 Bibliography « Daniel Wiener | Sculpture, Painting and Other Projects Fri, 03 Jun 2011 14:16:01 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=33#comment-2317 [...] Daniel Wiener at Calvin Morris Gallery by Ephraim Birnbaum, Romanov Grave [...] [...] Daniel Wiener at Calvin Morris Gallery by Ephraim Birnbaum, Romanov Grave [...]

]]> Comment on Ann Shostrum at Elizabeth Harris by Ann Shostrom http://www.romanovgrave.com/reviews/ann-shostrum/comment-page-1#comment-1141 Ann Shostrom Wed, 16 Feb 2011 01:55:50 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=500#comment-1141 I enjoyed your thoughts about my work. You seem to know a lot about the PA half of my world. If you are in NYC, I am in a group show opening Thursday Feb. 17th 6-8 at Salmagundi Club 47 5th ave. (11th & 12th). It's another camo piece, "Swansong" I enjoyed your thoughts about my work. You seem to know a lot about the PA half of my world. If you are in NYC, I am in a group show opening Thursday Feb. 17th 6-8 at Salmagundi Club 47 5th ave. (11th & 12th). It’s another camo piece, “Swansong”

]]> Comment on Talk Show at Edward Thorpe Gallery by Joyce Dade http://www.romanovgrave.com/reviews/talk-show-at-edward-thorpe-gallery/comment-page-1#comment-519 Joyce Dade Tue, 26 Oct 2010 16:42:04 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=382#comment-519 I would like to explain just how much I enjoyed reading your piece, "Talk Show" at Edward Thorpe Gallery but words may not capture my sense of enjoyment and really my gratitude. I am unfamiliar with these artists until now and thanks to you. I am only sorry the show is no doubt long gone now. Nevertheless, I am introduced to these fine artists and to your beautiful writing by way of the article. I can't remember reading anything so well written and almost poetical. If only the other critics could take a lesson from you. :) Thank you for posting this and I look forward to reading more and meeting more wonderful artists through your organization. I would like to explain just how much I enjoyed reading your piece, “Talk Show” at Edward Thorpe Gallery but words may not capture my sense of enjoyment and really my gratitude. I am unfamiliar with these artists until now and thanks to you. I am only sorry the show is no doubt long gone now. Nevertheless, I am introduced to these fine artists and to your beautiful writing by way of the article. I can’t remember reading anything so well written and almost poetical. If only the other critics could take a lesson from you. :) Thank you for posting this and I look forward to reading more and meeting more wonderful artists through your organization.

]]> Comment on Doug Biggert at White Columns by doug biggert http://www.romanovgrave.com/reviews/doug-biggert-at-white-columns/comment-page-1#comment-476 doug biggert Sat, 02 Oct 2010 22:22:12 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=123#comment-476 i enjoyed this review, and take comfort that i have the choice of being a photographer or anthropologist. may i add some information? the pictures date from the seventies into this current century as i am still picking up hitchhikers tho the bug is long gone. one or two or so were actually with an instamatic but before walmart was established. the majority are from several olympus xa's. all were developed cheaply. the total is nearing 500. there is another "body of work" (i use a curator's term i am not fond of) called the sandal shop wall that has only been shown twice. newport harbor art museum in 1972 and the verge galllery, sacramento 2009. all thee were instamatic and there are well over 2,000 from 1969 until 1972, this i love and am quite proud of. at the verge, 40 years later, a young woman recognized her uncle, and was sure because of his small tattoo. makes for quite a show. doug biggert, october 2010 i enjoyed this review, and take comfort that i have the choice of being a photographer or anthropologist.
may i add some information? the pictures date from the seventies into this current century as i am still picking up hitchhikers tho the bug is long gone. one or two or so were actually with an instamatic but before walmart was established. the majority are from several olympus xa’s. all were developed cheaply. the total is nearing 500.
there is another “body of work” (i use a curator’s term i am not fond of) called the sandal shop wall that has only been shown twice. newport harbor art museum in 1972 and the verge galllery, sacramento 2009. all thee were instamatic and there are well over 2,000 from 1969 until 1972, this i love and am quite proud of. at the verge, 40 years later, a young woman recognized her uncle, and was sure because of his small tattoo. makes for quite a show.
doug biggert, october 2010

]]> Comment on Bonnie Rychlak at The Viewing Room by Marilyn Lerner http://www.romanovgrave.com/reviews/bonnie-rychlak-at-the-viewing-room/comment-page-1#comment-444 Marilyn Lerner Sun, 12 Sep 2010 21:30:52 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=388#comment-444 Excellent review of the work of Bonnie Rychlak. Well deserved. Excellent review of the work of Bonnie Rychlak. Well deserved.

]]> Comment on Lean at Nicole Klagsbrun. by greg.org http://www.romanovgrave.com/reviews/lean-at-nicole-klagsbrun/comment-page-1#comment-204 greg.org Fri, 23 Apr 2010 17:03:43 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=204#comment-204 Dorothy by way of the Village: <blockquote>I saw this shoe in the middle of East 10th St early one morning. It had a poignancy as if a little girl had lost it and was still walking around the city with one shoe. I'm sure the reality is that it was in the garbage and the garbage was ransacked or sloppily loaded into the garbage truck and that the shoe was abandoned because it was unwanted or outgrown.</blockquote> - Robert Gober, <em>Robert Gober Sculptures and Installations, 1979-2007</em>, p.264 Dorothy by way of the Village:
I saw this shoe in the middle of East 10th St early one morning. It had a poignancy as if a little girl had lost it and was still walking around the city with one shoe. I’m sure the reality is that it was in the garbage and the garbage was ransacked or sloppily loaded into the garbage truck and that the shoe was abandoned because it was unwanted or outgrown.

- Robert Gober, Robert Gober Sculptures and Installations, 1979-2007, p.264

]]> Comment on Art Through the Ages by Romanov Grave http://www.romanovgrave.com/curating_ideas/art-through-the-ages/comment-page-1#comment-82 Romanov Grave Sat, 30 Jan 2010 23:47:53 +0000 http://www.romanovgrave.com/?p=14#comment-82 how about older than god? how about older than god?

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