Went to Chelsea two times last week to take in as many fall shows as my brain could handle. After a pretty bleak Chelsea summer (with many galleries just closing their doors completely for most of it) I was rather pleased with the work on offer this fall.
I think my favorite exhibition was Laurent Grasso‘s Soleil Double installation at Sean Kelly Gallery. The video pieces were particularly mesmerizing (especially the video on the lower level of the fantastically lit Roman plaza). Sean Kelly Gallery consistently shows great work, it has become one of my favorite galleries over the past couple of years. The LG show runs through October 18, 2014 (next weekend!) More information here.
Photography: Jason Wyche © Laurent Grasso Courtesy: Sean Kelly, New York
Another favorite was the Stephen Shore show at 303 Gallery.
The gallery is showing a selection of Stephen’s images from Ukraine and Israel. Exhibition runs until November 1st. More information here.
Home of Musya Vainshteyn, Nemirov, Ukraine, October 16, 2013
Home of Lyubov Brenman, Borispol, Ukraine, July 19, 2012
Room 509, Dnipro Hotel, Kiev, Ukraine, July 18, 2012
Elka Seltzer’s Front Door, Ovruch, Ukraine, July 31, 2012
Jerusalem, Israel, January 1, 2010
Mar Saba Monastery, Judean Desert, Israel, September 20, 2009
Sefad, Israel, June 14, 2010
There were some really great photo shows this October, Justine Kurland‘s Sincere Auto Care at Mitchell Innes & Nash was another highlight. Show unfortunately ended on October 11th. More information here.
280 Coup, 2012
For Abigail, 2014
Installation view
Installation view
I also enjoyed John Divola Clive Wearing’s Dilemma at Wallspace. Show ended October 13th. More info here.
Untitled, 1990
Untitled, 1990
Untitled, 1990