Part 1: Michael Gittes solo exhibition at the Park Avenue Armory May 8, 2013
Interview with Michael Gittes on his work & solo show at The Armory
http://www.domainehome.com/michael-gittes-historical-fiction/
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Originally from Miami Beach, Evan Robarts lives and works in New York. He is currently an Artist in Residence at Artha Project.
If you had to explain your work to a stranger what would you say? My work is an exploration of the transformative effects of time from both objective and…
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Tappan Collective teamed up with Stephanie and Olivia of American Two Shot to present THE RIGHT ANGLE: an exhibition of new work by David Kitz and Evan Robarts. Thanks to all our friends and Tappan artists who came out to support our first east coast show!
The show is up at American Two Shot until May 7th, go check it out!
American Two Shot
135 Grand Street
New York City
Check out Tappan Collective’s Instagram of Solange at Armory week! It made Guest of a Guest’s (social news site of People, Places & Parties of Gotham) Instagram Round Up: 2013 Armory Week In NYC!
“The Armory Show closed out its centennial edition this weekend at Pier 92 and 94 in NYC. It opened on March 7 and ran through March 10, leaving art writers, curators, and collectors scrambling to the west side. From Solange’s blow out performance at the Armory Party (with Jay-Z and Beyonce), to the weekend street style from the Pier, we’ve rounded up the best Instagram shots from Armory Week. In case you missed it, here’s a run through of the highlights from the week.
“Photos from Thursday’s TAPPAN COLLECTIVE opening at two shot! we showed work by evan robarts and david kitz.”
More to come soon…
See more of David Kitz’s creative genius with his interview on The Crosby Press, before the Right Angle opening at American Two Shot 135 Grand Street. See you tonight!
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Art 101: Architectural Humanity
Jay Ezra, an anthropology expert and architecture fanatic, loves to explore space, place, and connectivity. His photography and philosophies resemble the work of Guy Tillim, South African photojournalist turned artist. Both are concerned about the humanity of architecture and how it is inner connected to who those built, occupied, and were a part of it . As Ezra believes there is a “manifestation of ourselves” in buildings. Tillim also tries to capture this sensibility through his photographs. The Grande Hotel, Beira, Mozambique has a long political history that can be felt through the composition of the photograph and the sense of tension between the decrepit dilapidation of the columns and the upward movement of the light. Both literally and figuratively this photograph comments on the human state. Brasillia captures Oscar Neimeyer’s modernist design to reflect a simple, optimistic state of mind. Similar in composition, these pieces visually compliment each other.
Read more about Tillim’s work here and find Ezra’s photographs on yours truly, the Tappan Collective.
Tap in with the newest Tappan artist, Brandy Eve Allen. She is defying time and boundaries with her intricately detailed work. Allen shoots with film and prints her work in her own dark room. She mounts her work on heavy weight matte paper to be drawn on, painted over, and consumed by their new environment. It would be a constant source of inspiration to own one.
