Stop #1: Joshua Liner Gallery to see David Ellis‘ amazing work in his “True Value” show:
Stop #2: Porter/ Contemporary- “Body Beautiful” through February 18 with David Agenjo, Pato Bosich, Juliet Foxtrot, Sarah Kaufman, Jennifer Murray, Carolina Baptista Rodriguez, Catherine Tafur:
Stop #3: Foley Gallery- “Penetration” through February 11 with Danielle Durchslag, Joseph Heidecker, Marco Breuer, and Jowhara AlSaud:
sorry, no photos from the current exhibit. But I did discover that Foley Gallery represents Richard Barnes! He is an American Academy in Rome Fellow from 2006, when I was there as an intern! That is one of his photographs, above.
Stop #4: Mike Weiss Gallery to see Will Kurtz‘s show “Extra Fucking Ordinary” on view through February 18:
Step #5: Paul Kasmin Gallery to see Santi Moix‘s show “Santi Moix on Huckleberry Finn: Watercolors and Wall Drawings” on view through February 11:
Reminds me a bit of Kara Walker…
Stop #6: Hasted Kraeutler Gallery to see Pierre Gonnord‘s photographic exhibit “Relatos” on view through February 4:
Stop #7: Metro Pictures Gallery to see John Miller‘s show “Suburban Past Time” on view through March 10:
very disorienting!
And Last Stop: Gagosian Gallery to see the universal Damien Hirst Spot paintings exhibit “The Complete Spot Paintings 1986-2011″, on view through February 18. But we weren’t allowed to take pictures, so… here’s one courtesy of Gagosian:
Not bad for walking around Chelsea in an absolutely, blistery, cold day.
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