Station Master

at the station

TOM SANFORD

Tom Sanford, in No Longer Empty, at Invisible Dog.

Tom has a new website.
Tom's STUDIO! a visit by Brask.
Interview and Studio Visit at Look Into My Owl.
Tom! a flickr set by Bromirski.

...also featuring Amanda Browder!

Fred Gutzeit

Fred Gutzeit, Love to Fred from Lee Lozano, at Pocket Utopia.

In 1971, Lee Lozano gave Fred Gutzeit one of her blank notebooks inscribed "Love to Fred from Lee Lozano"... thirty years through space and time later Fred used that still-blank notebook to plot out this wormhole of an exhibition inspired by Lozano's wave paintings and his own interests in the cosmological.

Pocket Utopia Salon to discuss the legend, myth, and work of Lee Lozano...  lots of information provided by Fred G., Loren Munk, Kevin Regan, Austin Thomas, Ingrid Dinter. 

Barbara Lubliner and Elizabeth Riley. Elizabeth (wearing the scarf) is included in a group show - MISC Video and Performance - opening Wednesday at NY Studio Gallery, 7-10pm. 

Eileen Weitzman - look at her sculpture.

Fred Gutzeit's installation at Pocket Utopia will be up for one more week...

RELATED:

Nice images of a two-person show (Gutzeit and Peter Reginato) at Sideshow.

Fred Gutzeit has been in the same Bowery studio for almost forty years.

James Kalm on Lee Lozano for The Brooklyn Rail.

James Kalm youtube visit to Fred Gutzeit's studio.

Paul Santoleri

Paul Santoleri is showing at The Arts Center of the Capital Region (Troy, NY)...

This trojan horse is only a part of a larger installation, but this was my favorite wall... the way he incorporated the recessed area and worked around the fire extinguisher.

The darker corner at top left is drawn on paper and pinned to the wall... most of the rest of the installation is a mix of working on various supports and working directly on the wall, all making one big, fantastically busy landscape.

Adam Cvijanovic

Adam Cvijanovic has a good painting at Mass Moca....

It was a surprise to see how much of that flying stuff is first painted onto paper, or something, then cut out and stuck on after.... all of those slippers, the big tire, the ajax.

It's kind of a painting/mural/sculpture-plus thing....

Much better up close... you can see his painting skillz. Halfway back in the room it didn't seem quite so interesting.

RELATED: I just saw on his Bellwether resume that he went to PCA (now University of the Arts), class of 1982! Interesting to me because that is my alma mater...

I talk about some other artists that went to PCA/UofA here.