Tag: Postmasters
There to Observe: Steve Mumford’s Dispatches from Rallies and Protests
An exhibition of drawings and watercolors at Postmasters this fall
Non-Trip to a Non-Site: Perry Hoberman’s Suspensions
Combining virtual reality and assemblage, on view at Postmasters through March 31
Naked City: Holly Zausner at Postmasters
The artist’s new video shows the city emptied, but nonetheless full of majesty.
Towards A Sense of Closure: David Diao’s TMI at Postmasters
The last day of show and space alike is Saturday, April 27.
“That Big Red Button Was Irresistible”: Play Station at Postmasters
Instructors at Pratt Institute’s Digital Arts program are let loose in a show of artist-made video games
September 2011: Berwick, Bronson, and Johnson with moderator David Cohen
Anthony Goicolea at Postmasters, Leandro Erlich at Sean Kelly, Alex Katz at Gavin Brown’s enterprise, and Haim Steinbach at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
David Diao: “I lived there until I was 6…” at Postmasters
For decades, Diao has injected deeply personal, even confessional content onto the placid surfaces and into the untroubled spaces of Modernism by way of a formal vocabulary grounded in the conventions of presentation diagrams, plans, text. The new work retains its erstwhile formal elegance and restraint, but rueful humor is replaced by a seething emotional undertow stemming from the artist’s inherited memories of his family’s displacement and fragmentation at the hands of the Chinese government.
Anthony Goicolea: Almost Safe
Postmasters Gallery 459 W 19 Street New York City 212 727 3323 April 28- June 2, 2007 Anthony Goicolea’s photographs are fantastical constructions of derelict landscapes. His large-scale black and white photographs—they measure up to eight feet wide—fill the front room at Postmaster, depicting traces of man’s interaction with the natural environment in a surreal … Continued
