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 Barbara KrugerUntitled, 2008 Photo: Peter Waldvogel | City University of New York Graduate Center The James Gallery at CUNY Graduate Center: Exhibitions and Programs The James Gallery |
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| Two years ago, the CUNY Graduate Center's art gallery launched an ambitious initiative. Renamed, renovated, and under new direction, the James Gallery pursued a new mission: to bring artists and scholars into direct contact with each other's ideas and work, and to share with the public the fruits of this exchange. As part of the Graduate Center's longstanding commitment to public programming, since the fall of 2008, the James Gallery has commissioned eleven new artist projects and conceived ten original exhibitions in response to Graduate Center research. It has been the site for performances; scholarly conversations; symposia; and a video series visible only from the street. The James Gallery, Exhibitions and Programs 2008-2010 Black is Black Ain't/Eternal Ancestors: Curators Hamza Walker and Alisa La Gamma in Conversation: April 30, 2008 People Weekly: October 2 – February 28, 2008 #1: Yunhee Min, For instance, 2008 October 2 – November 30, 2008 & February 11-28, 2009 #2: "What You Wish For": Barbara Kruger, Justice, 1997; Rachel Mason, My Cabinet, 2004-8; William Pope. L, One Substance, Eight Supports, One Situation, 2008; BIN (Version 2), 2008; Art Spiegelman, Breakdowns, 2008; Meredith James and Jacques Louis Ramon Vidal, True Stories, 2008; William Klein, In and Out of Fashion, 1998 October 8 – October 22, 2008 # 3: Linda Pollack, Habeas Lounge, 2008 October 29 – November 6, 2008 # 4: Lucien Castaing-Taylor, with Lisa Barbash and Ernst Karel, Sheep Rushes, 2000-2008 November 15 – 30, 1008 #5: Daniel Joseph Martinez, the west bank if missing, i am not dead, am i, 2008 December 11, 2008 – January 4, 2009 # 6: Thomas Torres Cordova, Everybody Loves the Sunshine, 2008; I wish you could color correct my films for the rest of my life, 2008 January 17-31, 2009 # 7: Barbara Kruger, Untitled (window installation) October 2, 2008 – February 28, 2009 Writing in the Dark: February 12, 19, & April 23, 2009 Organized by graduate students Jon Cotner and Andy Fitch, contributors include: Wayne Koestenbaum, Lee Ann Brown, Elaine Equi, Richard, Kostelanetz, Dennis Tedlock, Bruce Andrews, Wendy Steiner, Reva Wolf, David Antin, Charles Bernstein, and Lynne Tillman Cultural Power: Art: Peggy Ahwesh and Eileen Myles in conversation, March 3, 2009 Walk-by Movies: March 2 – April 5, 2009 Video screenings visible only from the sidewalk, co-curated by graduate student Rebekah Rutkoff Thomas Torres Cordova: Everybody Loves the Sunshine (2009) April 17, 2009 Two Shows: Peeps/Pistoletto: May 15 – July 12, 2009 "Pistoletto" – based on new research by Professor Romy Golan (Art History) "Peeps" – part of ongoing research by Professor Amy Herzog ( Theater and Film.) Installed within a labyrinthine structure designed by Pierre Huyghe Silent Pictures: September 1 – October 11, 2009 Curated in collaboration with Professor Patricia Mainardi (Art History) and Andrei Molotiu (Indiana University) Comic Film Strips: September 25, 2009 Professor Noam Elcott (Art History, Columbia) discussed animated film and twentieth-century avant-garde cinema The Metropolis Between Your Ears: November 5, 2009 – January 13, 2010 Organized in conjunction with the International Conference on Romanticism, featured a major new project by Peggy Ahwesh, The Ape of Nature; a new series of sculpture and video by Andrew Lord; Paul Chan, 34 Flower Types for Henry Darger; and versions of Charles Sheeler and Paul Strand's 1921 film Manhatta Pornography in the City Symposium: December 15, 2009 Panelists: Douglas Crimp, Jeff Escoffier, Linda Ford, William Kornblum, Rachel Kramer Bussel, Bjarne Melgaard, Melissa Ragona Thanks to: Peggy Ahwesh, Geoffrey Batchen, Michele Bertomen, Claire Bishop, Michael Brenson, Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Paul Chan, Alana Corbett, Annie Dell'Aria, Anne Ehrenkranz, Noam Elcott, Gabriella de Ferrari, Alicia la Gamma, Barbara Gladstone, Romy Golan, Marian Goodman, Michael Hecht, Amy Herzog, Pierre Huyghe, Amie and Tony James, Meredith James, Graduate Center President William Kelly, William Klein, Wayne Koestenbaum, Barbara Kruger, Tina Kukielski, Kyle Lanning-Smith, Sarah Lewis, Andrew Lord, Chris Lowery, Patricia Mainardi, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Rachel Mason, Yunhee Min, Michael Moon, Kevin Murphy, Molly Nutt, Ruth Peltason, Nadia Perucic, Linda Pollack, William Pope. L, Jeff Ramsey, Ray Ring, Natasha Roje, David Schulman at Shapco, Joshua Schwartz, Jessie Shaffer, Judith Sheine , Josh Siegel, Ray Soldavin, Art Spiegelman, Sprueth-Magers, Elizabeth Sussman, Aoibheann Sweeney and the Center for the Humanities Staff, Aneta Szylak, Thomas Torres Cordova, Jacques Vi dal, Hamza Walker, Rose Washton-Long, West Village Contractors, Josh Wilner, Whitney Anne Wilson, Migs Woodside, the X-Initiative, Graduate Center Development and Publications Departments. Linda Norden Director Anna Conlan Assistant Curator | |
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