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Pace Gallery is a leading contemporary art gallery with spaces in New York, London, Hong Kong, Seoul, Geneva, Palm Beach, and Los Angeles.
Through the Lens: Gordon Parks's Empathetic Approach to Image Making
Delve into our first solo exhibition of artist Gordon Parks's work-on view at our Los Angeles gallery through August 30-in this new film, featuring commentary from our Curatorial Director Kimberly Drew, who organized the show, as well as the Gordon Parks Foundation's Programs Director, Michal Raz-Russo. Here, Drew and Raz-Russo discuss Parks's ability to tell deeply personal stories through his portraits, highlighting key photographs and bodies of work in the exhibition.
To learn more about Gordon Parks, visit: www.gordonparksfoundation.org
To learn more about this exhibition, visit: www.pacegallery.com/exhibitions/gordon-parks/
Pace Gallery is a leading contemporary art gallery with locatio...
To learn more about Gordon Parks, visit: www.gordonparksfoundation.org
To learn more about this exhibition, visit: www.pacegallery.com/exhibitions/gordon-parks/
Pace Gallery is a leading contemporary art gallery with locatio...
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Torkwase Dyson at the 2024 Whitney Biennial: Movement, Presence, and Liberation
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This new film centers on Torkwase Dyson's large-scale sculpture Liquid Shadows, Solid Dreams (A Monastic Playground), the Whitney Museum's inaugural Hyundai Terrace Commission for site-specific projects. Installed outdoors on the museum's fifth-floor terrace as part of the 2024 Whitney Biennial, this work is sited within view of New York's Hudson River, witnessing and responding to different co...
Tara Donovan and Kim Brandt: Sculpture, Movement, and Perception
Просмотров 12621 день назад
This new film documents choreographer Kim Brandt's new work Choices, performed by six dancers-Martita Abril, Jessica Cook, Courtney Cooke, Leslie Cuyjet, Ayano Elson, and Lydia Okrent-amid Tara Donovan's exhibition Stratagems at our New York gallery. Presented by Pace Live, our interdisciplinary platform for performance and live art, Choices builds over time through a series of movements addres...
Yoo Youngkuk: A Journey to the Infinite
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Discover the dialogue between Yoo Youngkuk's artwork and the architectural designs of Carlo Scarpa at Fondazione Querini Stampalia in Venice. Both pioneers were influenced by the artwork and culture of Japan; Yoo's simple composition and rendering of colors cohere with the Italian architect's renovations and emphasis on nature. "Yoo Youngkuk: A Journey to the Infinite" is on view through Novemb...
Touring Girl Group with Arlene Shechet at Storm King Art Center
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In this new film, we walk with Arlene Shechet through Storm King Art Center in New York's Hudson Valley, visiting her six large-scale works on view in the sculpture park through November 10. With her vibrant outdoor sculptures, Shechet experiments with architecture, geometry, and curvilinear forms at new scales, imbuing each sculpture in Girl Group with its own idiosyncrasies and surprises. Her...
Latifa Echakhch on the Meaning of Landscape Today
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On the occasion of her solo presentation Les Albatros, on view at our Seoul gallery through August 17, Latifa Echakhch spoke with us about her approach to landscape painting for the current moment. Echakhch's first-ever solo show in Asia, Les Albatros brings together a selection of un-stretched, draped canvases featuring imagery inspired by the mature Virginia Oak trees she encountered during a...
Kenjiro Okazaki Goes Beyond the Self
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In this new film, Kenjiro Okazaki takes us on a tour of his exhibition at our Seoul gallery, his first-ever solo show in Korea, on view through August 17. Featuring a selection of his recent large-scale paintings and synthetic marble sculptures, Okazaki's presentation in Seoul sheds light on his interest in the vastness and mysteriousness of our world and universe. Here, the artist discusses ho...
Kiki Kogelnik: The Dance
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Discover Kiki Kogelnik's unique vision of bodies both earthly and cosmic. Stephen Hepworth, Director of the Kiki Kogelnik Foundation, guides us through Kogelnik's journey from Austria to 1960s New York City, showcasing three decades of her innovative art. This exhibition at Pace-the first solo presentation of the artist's work in London-features Kogelnik's signature neon colors and geometric fo...
Alicja Kwade & Agnes Martin: Rhythm, Equilibrium, and Time
Просмотров 4212 месяца назад
This new film accompanies the duet exhibition Alicja Kwade & Agnes Martin: Space Between the Lines, on view at our Los Angeles gallery through June 29. Here, footage of Kwade's sculptures and Martin's paintings is narrated by Kwade and Pace Founder and Chairman Arne Glimcher, who co-curated the show. Together, Kwade and Glimcher shed light on the natural affinities at play in the presentation, ...
An Act of Translation: Adam Pendleton on Painting and Exhibition Making
Просмотров 6722 месяца назад
Our new film narrated by Adam Pendleton presents a behind-the-scenes look at "An Abstraction," the artist's ongoing exhibition on the first floor of our New York gallery, on view through August 16. Describing painting as "an act of translation," Pendleton takes us inside his studio and into An Abstraction-a total environment where encounters between the viewer, the paintings, and the physical s...
Robert Frank: The Americans at Art Basel Unlimited
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Robert Frank: The Americans at Art Basel Unlimited
Maysha Mohamedi and Sebastian Baden in Conversation | Mute Counsel
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Maysha Mohamedi and Sebastian Baden in Conversation | Mute Counsel
Adam Pendleton: An Abstraction | Exhibition Teaser
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Adam Pendleton: An Abstraction | Exhibition Teaser
Pursuit of Clarity: Huong Dodinh on Painting
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Pursuit of Clarity: Huong Dodinh on Painting
A Promise of Light: Inside Marina Perez Simão's Luminescent Landscapes
Просмотров 7316 месяцев назад
A Promise of Light: Inside Marina Perez Simão's Luminescent Landscapes
Mika Tajima on "Energetics," Her Latest Exhibition in New York
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Mika Tajima on "Energetics," Her Latest Exhibition in New York
Artist Talk With Fred Wilson, LAXART Director Hamza Walker, and Pace Chief Curator Oliver Shultz
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Artist Talk With Fred Wilson, LAXART Director Hamza Walker, and Pace Chief Curator Oliver Shultz
Immerse in Raqib Shaw's Diaristic and Dreamlike Paintings
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Immerse in Raqib Shaw's Diaristic and Dreamlike Paintings
DRIFT and Jeff Davis Harness the Power of Collaboration with Schema
Просмотров 5849 месяцев назад
DRIFT and Jeff Davis Harness the Power of Collaboration with Schema
Explore Robert Nava's "Tornado Rose" in Seoul
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Explore Robert Nava's "Tornado Rose" in Seoul
A Performance by Jason Moran in Honor of Sam Gilliam | Pace Live
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A Performance by Jason Moran in Honor of Sam Gilliam | Pace Live
Slauson Malone 1 Performs in Honor of Sam Gilliam | Pace Live
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Slauson Malone 1 Performs in Honor of Sam Gilliam | Pace Live
Explore "Undefined Inclusions" with Paulo Monteiro
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Explore "Undefined Inclusions" with Paulo Monteiro
The Roots of Ghost Forest Seedlings
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The Roots of Ghost Forest Seedlings
Perez Kevin Garcia Cynthia Smith Joseph
M: I see a painter painting a picture. The picture I call the world, the painter I call God. I am neither. I do not create, nor am i created. I contain all, nothing contains me.
Nice elaboration, and good video introduction
it's crazy how bad the AV is
I don’t like new age brutalism. I feel like it’s lost its spiritual meaning in the modern world. It seems too perfect whereas megalithic structures like Stonehenge and the underground temples in Malta or Anatolia/Turkey still embody the deep mysteries of humanity connected to natural cycles. I understand this attempt here but having it in conjunction with even larger mundane creations like the people eating buildings, it seems more like window dressing on a horror instead of a human space on the earth that connects to the infinity. These works cannot possibly stand the test of time and will be gone as soon as whomever owns the land there tires of the current structures. They live on top of a scaffolding of cement and metal that has no connection to the original land and cannot hope to have any real connection to those who work or walk in their vicinity. The intention is absolutely pure and I understand the symbolism and talent behind such structures. I just personally think we need more of the permanency that the older creations are still able to teach us. Beauty and timelessness rarely work together and when they do it has an awe some effect on the psyche of everyone who experiences it. I’d rather see works like this grounded and given a chance at permanence. You should be able to feel the chance for your shadow to fall into the same space as a future offspring who likewise experiences the same in the reverse. Otherwise it is difficult for people to relate. I think it would be interesting to set climate markers in certain spaces and depending on their visibility to us, or their disappearance, used as bellwethers to physically see the changes humanity has caused. Sort of how the sands of the world’s deserts conceal and reveal our attempts at transcendence. A relatable thermometer humanity can watch and care for. Otherwise it becomes too abstract and uncontrollable for our species to manage. Sort of like the giant sun dials of old, but with the intention to track climate instead of celestial bodies.
Love this
Videographer and editor did good job. Mater of fact the lady elaborating the story line was amazing
Coming from the left, this sounds like some textual, liberal pablum.
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Great piece - looking forward toward her exhibition coming up in LA
Look forward to seeing her works at Pace Tokyo.
Looks like David Reed's palette. Could be more original?
Please dont use me. I work hard working large scale. Subtractive use my moniker.
Awesomeness
AHORA LOS ARTISTAS VIVIMOS ATEMORIZADOS ISTITUCIONALIZADOS CENSURADOS ESPERANDO UNA EXPOSICIÓN PARA PAGAR FACTURAS, LA CULTURA ES UNA COARTADA PARA QUE NO DESPIERTES, SOBRA MUCHO DE TODO SIMPLIFICATE! DONDE RASQUES ES DE MENTIRA CUAL DONDE COMO ES TU NIVEL DE CONSCIENCIA? BENDITAS PANDEMIAS QUE NOS DESPERTARAN COMO CIVILIZACIÓN CUÁNTAS NECESITAS EN TU VIDA? QUE TE ENSEÑO ESTA CRISIS Y QUE VAS HACER CON ELLO? LOS PRÓXIMOS AÑOS NO QUEDARÁ PIEDRA SOBRE PIEDRA HASTA QUE DESPERTEMOS COMO CIVILIZACIÓN. que clase de cultura arte museos necesitas para despertar? La belleza verdad justicia se han buscado en todas las épocas aquel que la percibe se libera de sí mismo Goethe
Wonderful! Thanks for showing.
Magnificent 🎉
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inspiring....!!!
Thanks for showing. AWESOME !
All his works are so interesting.
Wow, I love her work and mind!
How can i get canvases like this
@KpxUrz5745 That is your HIERARCHICAL WORLD VIEW. Art and beauty is for everyone. The individual must decide for themselves. Dear me, I thought this conversation was over. No more of this, "We agree to differ."
Wow I'm really loving his new paintings
the art. on display is the one ...where bullshit needs to cover the lack of talent.
Why bother sharing this dump truck thought.
Quelle maîtrise du vide!...
Brilliant art work, best wishes ❤❤❤
이건용 작가님은.... 실제로 유머스러운 분이십니다.
when will the book be published? I see her holding it!!
SO beautiful!
Some people do nothing and still get the attention All I saw empty canvas with nothing or very minimal detail Art is just so confusing and infinite
What nonsense…..No talent.
York pa boys!!!! 💘💘💘🌅🌅🌅
Did I really see a gallery with white panels and another with just white canvases on the walls?
I think they are just very subtle and don’t translate well on video.
MAGNIFIQUE ! une réalisation vidéo qui rend hommage au travail de l'artiste avec beaucoup d'attention et de sensibilité.
I respect the openness and affability of Julian in explaining his inner workings. The mention of "what doesn't kill you mskes you stronger" indicates his concerns with mortality and legacy etc, and it immediately provided me with a humsnising connect with his personality. Very interesting. Thanks!
kind of reminds me of Clifford stills jagged shapes
Amazing! Love this ❤
"The promise of dawn..." Such beautiful narration <3
There could hardly be a bigger art fraud, unless it is someone like Damien Hirst, Eric Fischl, or Gerhard Richter. Whatever happened to actual talent???
Rather than being resentful, and showing your ignorance, why not educate yourself about contemporary art.
@@mattbrown-mb Educate? I have multiple degrees in this field, including Ivy League, have studied with some of the nation's top art historians, have spent thousands of hours in the best museums, have won countless fine art awards, have many works in important collections as well as a growing number of museums, have over 1000 good art books in my personal library, and believe that my knowledge in this field is extensive enough to dispel your fatuous little attack. As well as to know and appreciate artistic talent or lack thereof when I see it.
Schnabels art is on a whole other level. You can't understand it. It doesn't hit you. You fall on your knees and look away. Then you continue on about your little life and away you go.
@@RoseanneSeason6 Uhh--- hemmm... Scintillating comment. --- now, "away I go!!!!"....
@@KpxUrz5745 It's a matter of personal taste with Art. There are no all-encompassing pronouncements to be made. Me, I like his stuff. You don't, no biggie. It's not about educational degrees, it's about depth of feelng; it has to click for you. (Yes, I am an artist and studied Art History, no bfd).
This video and her work are beautifully contemplative, so calming, almost meditational. ❤
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Amazing ❤
Beautiful ❤.
L'Art à son paroxysme...que d'intelligence et de subtilité.