Thomas Brummett at NDMoA

Selections from Thomas Brummett's new series Animalis are on view at The North Dakota Museum of Art in a group exhibition titled Animals: Them and Us, until February 7, 2009. His portraits of animals present them as individuals with great psychological depth and intensity. The singular dignity of each animal in his photographs makes a powerful statement about their innate value alongside that of the human animal.

Miya Ando in Folly online magazine

Folly, an online magazine of science and culture, has featured Miya Ando in January's issue. Miya has had an extraordinary year and 2009 promises to be even better. Check out the beautiful work at http://www.follymag.com/follyarchives.html

photo:Evan Soto

Frank Lobdell at Marin MoCA

Last fall Frank Lobdell was featured at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art in "Living Legends of the Bay Area I. " The exhibition ran from September 27 - October 26, 2008.

Frank Lobdell
Untitled, 8.11.91 (State IV)
1991
Monotype: ink on paper
15 3/4 x 19 3/4 inches

Richard Ehrlich at the Jewish Museum in New York

Anne Reed Gallery is proud to congratulate Richard Ehrlich on his inclusion in the Jewish Museum of New York. His powerful series of photographs taken at the Holocaust Archives at Bad Arolsen, Germany, has been acquired for the Museum's permanent collection which is known for its rigorous selection process. Ehrlich's haunting photographs of the multitude of records left by the Nazis speak to the enormity of the Holocaust experience.
http://ehrlichphotography.com

Boaz Vaadia in the News

Boaz Vaadia is in the news with a public art installation at the El Paseo Invitational Sculpture Exhibition in Palm Desert, California. The exhibition runs from November 2008 - October 2010. Boaz also had a solo exhibition at Connaught Brown in London this fall. For more installation shots please visit http://www.vaadia.com/exhibitions/c_brown_08.shtmll

Ba'al & Yizhaq
2005
Bronze, Boulder
ed. of 5

Mathias Kessler in Prefix Photo Magazine

Mathias Kessler's work can be seen in the current issue of Prefix Photo magazine, issue 18. [http://www.prefix.ca] On the e-flux web release, Prefix editor Scott McLeod writes about the issue's theme of technology and the body. "In recent years the body has returned to contemporary art, though it is a body whose reconfiguration by technology has produced unexpected, radical - and sometimes perplexing - forms of representation." We agree - Terminator Salvation, anyone?

Josh Garber Phoenix Commission

Josh Garber has just completed a commission for the city of Phoenix. The piece is titled Lucent and it is 30 x 3 x 3 feet. Made out of Aluminum bar and fiber optics, this piece will provide a constantly changing presence for the residents of Phoenix. All four photos are by James L. Christy © 2008.