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Hebel_121, Basel, Switzerland  Click image for Hebel_121 Founded 1998, Hebel_121 is run by MS artist Daniel Göttin and artist Gerda Maise. Their new web site includes an archive of all past exhibitions with images and other information.
Minimalism and After
Conceived by Renate Wiehager of the DaimlerChrylser Collection, this new publication provides a much needed, more thorough overview of reductive art practices — in both Europe and the United States — than previously published. 300 works by 150 artists, including MS artists Hartmut Böhm, Sylvan Lionni, Jan van der Ploeg, and Michael Zahn. Buy this book.
Tropicália: A Revolution in Brazilian Culture
Tropicália is an incredible exhibition — the first comprehensive survey of one of the most significant chapters in modern cultural history, a period beginning in the late 1960s when daring experiments in Brazilian art, music, film, architecture and theater converged. The exhibition features artists Lygia Clark, Antônio Dias, Nelson Leirner, Hélio Oiticica, and Lygia Pape, among many others. Don't miss it.
Jan van der Ploeg
George Ortman at Mitchell Algus Gallery
In The Brooklyln Rail, New York artist Jim Long reviews George Ortman's exhibition at Mitchell Algus Gallery, which included 14 pieces spanning 48 years. "If you weight a piece of string and submerge it in a glass of water saturated with dissolved sugar, over a period of hours you’ll see crystals, “rock candy,” start to form..."
Interview with Rossana Martínez
MS artist Rossana Martínez is currently a resident artist at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Workspace program. Interview by Perry Garvin, Digital Projects Manager, LMCC.
Lena Valetine Haber October 9, 2006. 7:07pm. 6 pounds 2 ounces. A masterpiece of reductive art. New baby daughter of MS artist Lynne Harlow and rock star / marathon runner / technologist Nich Haber. Congratulations!
A labyrinth into which I can venture —
MS artist Joan Waltemath takes on Joseph Kosuth's recent installation "a labyrinth into which I can venture (a play of works by guests and foreigners)" at Sean Kelly Gallery, New York. Polonius, Hamlet, Foucault, and more.
Robert Yasuda at Elizabeth Harris Gallery
MS artist Michael Brennan discusses Robert Yasuda's recent exhibition Elizabeth Harris Galley, New York. "Radical luminosity on eccentrically shaped supports..."
All's Fair: In Miami for the Art
In her blog, artist Joanne Mattera reports on her trip to Art Basel Miami Beach, as well as six other satellite fairs (out of twelve), and gives an overview of abstract work of interest. "Imagine Costco on steriods and filled with art..."
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