Exhibition

Don Baum: In Memoriam

Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Chicago

220 East Chicago Avenue
Dec 20, 2008-Jan 25, 2009

Exhibition

Infrastructure

Zg Gallery, Inc.

300 West Superior Street
Suite 001
Nov 28, 2008-Jan 03, 2009

Exhibition

Jose Ferriera: Anatomy of an Archive

Hyde Park Art Center

5020 S. Cornell Avenue
Dec 20, 2008-Feb 28, 2009

Exhibition

Cody Hudson

Andrew Rafacz Gallery

835 West Washington Boulevard
Dec 12, 2008-Jan 24, 2009

Exhibition

Living (In) Animate

Carrie Secrist Gallery

835 West Washington Boulevard
Dec 12, 2008-Jan 17, 2009

Exhibition

Paint Substance

Roy Boyd Gallery

739 North Wells Street
Dec 12, 2008-Jan 13, 2009

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Richard Hull

Carrie Secrist Gallery

835 West Washington Boulevard
Dec 12, 2008-Jan 17, 2009

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Sacrificial Love Society

Carl Hammer Gallery

740 North Wells Street
Dec 12, 2008-Jan 31, 2009

Quo Vadis Korean Art? C-Arts
To understand the complexity of contemporary Korean art, a succinct historical presentation is needed. First, it must be understood that modern art – referring to painting in the Western way – as distinct from traditional Korean art, not only did not appear until the early 20th century, but was in fact introduced through Japan, which was then the colonial power in control of the Korean peninsula. The first Korean modern painters learned to paint in the Western way by going to westernized art schools in Japan…

“Reina Sofia can be a 21st-century leader” The Art Newspaper
When Manuel Borja-Villel took over as director of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid in January 2008, he said his first task would be to “turn the museum inside out like a glove”. In less than a year, he has started to make sweeping changes to the 28-year-old museum in the Spanish capital, although he modestly says: “I don’t believe in revolution but in small adjustments that together add up to a major change…”

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Susan Mikula: Sic transit

CHC Gallery

511 West 20th Street
Dec 19, 2008-Jan 24, 2009

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Marlene Dumas: Prints + Multiples

Kyle Kauffman Gallery

150 West 25th Street
6th Floor
Dec 16, 2008-Feb 28, 2009

Exhibition

Alia Syed Elision

Talwar Gallery

108 East 16 Street
Dec 24, 2008-Feb 07, 2009

Exhibition

Brian Lund

Socrates Sculpture Park

32-01 Vernon Boulevard
Dec 24, 2008-Jan 05, 2009

Exhibition

The Hanukkah Project: The Sound of Light by Julianne Swartz

The Jewish Museum

1109 Fifth Avenue
Dec 21, 2008-Mar 15, 2009

Exhibition

Found Objects + Collage Ron Klein Lance Letscher

Howard Scott Gallery

529 West 20 Street
7th Floor
Dec 23, 2008-Jan 13, 2009

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Silent Auction

Noho Gallery

530 West 25th Street
4th Floor
Dec 23, 2008-Jan 17, 2009

Exhibition

All the Best

Viridian Artists Inc.

530 West 25th Street
Room 407
Dec 23, 2008-Jan 10, 2009

Quo Vadis Korean Art? C-Arts
To understand the complexity of contemporary Korean art, a succinct historical presentation is needed. First, it must be understood that modern art – referring to painting in the Western way – as distinct from traditional Korean art, not only did not appear until the early 20th century, but was in fact introduced through Japan, which was then the colonial power in control of the Korean peninsula. The first Korean modern painters learned to paint in the Western way by going to westernized art schools in Japan…

“Reina Sofia can be a 21st-century leader” The Art Newspaper
When Manuel Borja-Villel took over as director of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid in January 2008, he said his first task would be to “turn the museum inside out like a glove”. In less than a year, he has started to make sweeping changes to the 28-year-old museum in the Spanish capital, although he modestly says: “I don’t believe in revolution but in small adjustments that together add up to a major change…”