FAIR GUIDE Dec 1 – 4, 2011
PULSE Miami 2011
GENERAL INFORMATION Ramsay Fairs Office 20 West 22nd Street, Suite 1 51 2 New York, NY 1 001 0 T + 1 21 2 255 2327 F + 1 21 2 255 2024 info@pulse-art.com www.pulse-art.com Cornell DeWitt Director
Stef Gordon Controller
Galerie Anita Beckers
Anne Robinson Managing Director, US
Jen Bekman Gallery Benrimon Contemporary GALERIE ANDREAS BINDER
Producer SPACE I design + production Eric Romano Sarah Haselwood T + 1 646 755 3652 eric@space-productions.com www.space-productions.com
bitforms gallery Black & White Gallery / Project Space Blythe Projects BRANCOLINI GRIMALDI Rena Bransten Gallery Conner Contemporary Art CONRADS Danziger Gallery
Public Relations Andy Cushman Octopus Outreach ac@8op.us / am@8op.us M + 1 91 7 744 4042
Davidson Contemporary DOMOBAAL Andrew Edlin Gallery NIEVES FERNANDEZ Jonathan Ferrara Gallery frosch&portmann
Design AHOY Studios T + 1 21 2 265 2065 newyork@ahoystudios.com www.ahoystudios.com
SAMUEL FREEMAN FREIGHT + VOLUME
C-105 E-102 B-200 D-200 C-201 B-302 A-203 A-201 B-403 E-200 E-402 C-103 F-202 E-404 E-400
fruehsorge contemporary drawings ftc., Berlin Larissa Goldston Gallery Hasted Kraeutler
F-201 D-101 A-102 E-100
PDX Contemporary Art Purdy Hicks Gallery GALERIE RICHARD Yancey Richardson Gallery Galerie Stefan Roepke JULIE SAUL GALLERY Schroeder Romero & Shredder Carrie Secrist Gallery
FAIR INFORMATION
Hilger modern/contemporary Hosfelt Gallery
Private Preview Brunch Thursday Dec 1 10 am – 1 pm Public Hours Thursday Dec 1 Friday Dec 2 Saturday Dec 3 Sunday Dec 4
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balzerARTbalzerARTprojects projects
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Diana Diana Lowenstein Lowenstein Fine FineArts Arts
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Cristin Cristin Tierney Tierney
E-301 E-301 E-302 E-302 E-105 E-105
Lyons Lyons Wier Wier
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Rick RickWester Wester Fine FineArt Art
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Michael Michael Dinges Dinges
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D-200 D-200 Purdy Purdy Hicks Hicks Gallery Gallery
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fruehsorge fruehsorge contemporary contemporary drawings drawings
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BOX OFFICE Josh Josh Azzarella Azzarella
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Gallery GalleryJoe Joe
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Charlie CharlieJames James Gallery Gallery
Davidson Davidson Contemporary Contemporary
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La LaEstación Estación Arte Arte ContemContemporáneo poráneo
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Sam SamLee Lee Gallery Gallery
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bitforms bitformsgallery gallery
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I-202 Causey Contemporary I-205 ClampArt I-201 Dorsch Gallery I-200 KESTING / RAY I-204 La Estación Arte Contemporáneo I-101 Sam Lee Gallery I-102 Man&Eve I-203 Ellen Miller Gallery I-106 THE RESIDENCE GALLERY I-104 SCHUEBBE PROJECTS I-100 WAGNER + PARTNER I-105 MORI YU GALLERY I-103
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PULSE MIAMI 2011 PROGRAMS 3
PULSE PROJECTS
Josh Azzarella
Jim Campbell
PULSE Art Fair’s signature PULSE Projects program is committed to the presentation and promotion of audience-engaging large-scale sculptures, installations, and performances. PULSE Projects is part of our continuing mission to link an international roster of premier contemporary galleries and artists with local cultural institutions, communities, and audiences. Among the artists whose sculptures and installations have been presented in the past are Ben Wolf, Orly Genger, Christy Gast, Leo Villareal, Clifton Childree, Anthony Lister, R. Luke Dubois, and William Powhida.
Untitled #125 (Hickory), 2009 – 2011 HD video, 5.1 surround sound; dimensions variable, 120 hours Courtesy of Mark Moore Gallery, Booth B-402 Untitled #125 (Hickory) is a work derived from the 6 minute and 30 second scene in The Wizard of Oz in which Dorothy is transported from Kansas to Oz. Using a technique based on layering and recursive frames, this moment of transformative transition is extended to envelop the entire time of her experience. Just as dreams which realistically occur in flashes of seconds in our brains can seem like hours or days, so Dorothy’s hours of unconsciousness take on a five-day journey of transformation in Oz.
Exploded View, 2011 1152 LEDs, custom electronics; 46.5 x 72 x 38 in Edition of 3 and 1 AP Courtesy of Hosfelt Gallery, Booth E-302 Shipping courtesy of Elizabeth Stevens & Company Jim Campbell uses technologies developed for information transfer and storage to explore human perception and memory. His exploration of the distinction between the analog world and its digital representation is a metaphor for the human talent for poetic understanding or “knowledge” as opposed to the mathematics of “data.” In his “Exploded” works, three-dimensional, analog information is captured in the two-dimensional medium of video, which is then represented in a three-dimensional form, rather than on a flat plane.
Yorgo Alexopoulos No Feeling Is Final, 2011 Limited edition video wall, continuous loop, digital animation with sound on media player and eight Planar flat panel monitors; 9 minutes and 23 seconds Courtesy of Cristin Tierney Gallery, Booth E-106, with special thanks to Planar Created for projection or flat screens, No Feeling Is Final is a synchronized composite of two horizontally aligned high-definition video frames with a continuous looping duration of 10 minutes. An animated grid of digitally manipulated paintings, photographs, and graphics moves across the screen, and an abstract narrative unfolds, composed of archetypal images and symbolic shapes.
Roberley Bell Other Landscape Bench, 2009 / 2011 Pigmented fiberglass, blown glass, steel, foam, real flowers; 58 x 32 x 28 in Courtesy of Black & White Gallery / Project Space, Booth C-105 Bell’s most recent work departs from the overtly adorned surfaces of the earlier Flower Blob series to reveal the form stripped bare, increased in scale, and swelling and bursting with energy. In the artist’s words, “there is certain sexuality as if fresh pollen is oozing over the surface.”
Woojin Chang –scape, 2011 Digital print, image constructed from scanned drawings; 348 x 103 in Courtesy of Conner Contemporary Art, Booth C-201 PULSE Presents Award-winner of ACADEMY 2011 hosted by Conner Contemporary, Washington, D.C. Chang completed his MFA at Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD The –scape series is about the existence of individuals within the greater volume of society, depicted in the form of a landscape composed of tiny beings, each struggling for survival. In a sense, the monstrous wave that devours the individual is none other than our other self; we are both the unopposable force of nature and the perilous being in front of it. The resulting scene is a manifestation of the terror and beauty of our world, of the sublime.
PULSE MIAMI 2011 PROGRAMS 5
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Teresa Diehl
David Ellis
Ewerdt Hilgemann
Russell Maltz
What Lays Beneath, 2011 Single-channel video projection, glycerin soap, resin, monofilament line; dimensions variable Courtesy of Galerie Anita Beckers, Booth B-203 What Lays Beneath is a video, sound, and soap installation dealing with the current state of affairs in the Middle East, the constant turmoil and everlasting spectacle of war. The presence of conflict is eminent. Animals become metaphors for what is happening below. Civilians have turned into predators, acting on their primal instinct to survive. When once they were the hunted, now they have become the hunters, going after mechanical beasts.
Okay, 2008 Animal, 2010 Transforming Beauty, 2011 Blu-ray editions; dimensions variable Courtesy of Joshua Liner Gallery, Booth D-204 In these three “motion paintings” – a term coined by Ellis – the images are painted in improvised, overlapping patterns on the studio floor. Overhead, a dome is constructed to support a time-lapse camera and control the lighting during production. Later, these images are compiled into a stopmotion video.
Irregular Columns (California Trees), 2010 Imploded stainless steel; each approx. 95 x 16 x 15 in Courtesy of SAMUEL FREEMAN , Booth E-404 Hilgemann creates three-dimensional, geometrical, hollow forms which, in their pure austerity and reduction, constitute an idealized structure of classical beauty. These “pure” conceptual volumes are then deformed through the impact of natural forces. Using a vacuum generator, the artist removes the air from inside the construction, allowing the external atmospheric pressure to act with such force as to cause it to implode, buckle, and fragment without, however, completely destroying the basic form.
PAINTED/STACKED – PULSE/ MIAMI, 2011 Plywood, metal studs, electrical conduit, construction lumber, CMU; dimensions variable Courtesy of Galerie Michael Sturm, Booth E-104 Russell Maltz’s sculptural projects often utilize stacked and painted commercial building materials to establish formal and physical relationships with existing architectures, including college campuses, shopping centers, museums, and public spaces. His studio-based and site-specific works continue to expand the legacies of conceptual and minimalist art, focusing on issues of scale, density, documentation, and systemic progressions.
Michael Dinges Lifeboat: The Wreck of the Invisible Hand, 2011 Engraved vinyl siding, wood, and acrylic paint; 132 x 42 x 22 in Courtesy of Packer Schopf Gallery, Booth E-407 “Underwater” is a neologism – referring to the state of owing more on one’s home than its current market value — that arose in the wake of the collapse of the housing bubble in the late 2000’s. Lifeboat: The Wreck of the Invisible Hand is a full-sized “lifeboat” fabricated by the artist out of vinyl siding and engraved on its exterior with images and text exploring the intertwined stories of labor, consumerism, and the environment, as well as the political and social fallout from the excesses of globalization.
Dan Gioia Sphere, 2011 Sod and steel; 60 x 84 x 84 in Courtesy of Conner Contemporary Art, Booth C-201 PULSE Presents Award-winner of ACADEMY 2011 hosted by Conner Contemporary, Washington, D.C. Gioia completed his BFA at Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD Sphere was made to bridge a connection between viewer and sculpture via physical interaction. It invites the viewer to touch the grass, and the sculpture relies on that contact to survive. If the viewer does not engage and rotate the sculpture to give all sides access to sunlight and water, it will die.
Nici Jost Just a Piece of Meadow, 2011 Plexibox, monitor, grass, soil; 36 x 36 in Courtesy of balzerARTprojects and Nici Jost, Booth I-202 Please view this missing piece of meadow at balzerARTprojects, Booth I-202.
Michael Laube 22-11, 2011 Acrylic paint on acrylic glass; each 23.6 x 23.67 in Courtesy of Kuckei + Kuckei, Booth D-205 In the group of works that Michael Laube continues to develop, in variations and metamorphoses, the artist uses Plexiglas as his ground, adding colored structures in series of stripes. Each stripe condenses in itself a possibility of pictoriality between the concrete actuality of the respective color and a wide variety of references.
MAC PREMO The Dumpster Project, 2011 Mixed-media assemblage in 30-yard Dumpster; 135 x 102 x 281 in Courtesy Pavel Zoubok Gallery, Booth B-400 1. I have archived much of my life through collected objects. 2. I have moved into a smaller studio, making it necessary that I get rid of a lot of these objects. 3. I have done so by using them as the raw material for one enormous collage, created inside a 30-yard Dumpster. 4. O h, also, I have photographed around 500 of these objects and display one daily at www.thedumpsterproject.com, accompanied by a brief history of each item.
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Helga Steppan
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Parallelistic Imitations, 2010 Mirrors Perspex, dimensions variable Courtesy of Man&Eve; Booth I-203 Shipping courtesy of Elizabeth Stevens & Company Parallelistic Imitations is a series of geometric forms, constructed from mirrored surfaces that immediately disorient, interrupt, and disrupt the spaces that they inhabit. Drawing influence from the utopian architectural designs of the 1950’s and 1960’s, from “Architectures Fantastiques” and Le Corbusier’s belief in the mathematical order of the universe, Steppan’s work, at first perplexing creates worlds within worlds. The mirror, historically representative of a gateway into other dimensions or entry point into the subconscious, leads us into a never-ending labyrinthine gaze.
PULSE Play is a curated video program, presenting work by both emerging and established artists. Among the international roster of past PULSE Play curators are Todd B. Smith, Marina Fokidis, Bill Arning, and Christopher Eamon.
Santiago Taccetti Smoke & Mirrors / Nothing to See Here, 2011 Plexiglas, wood, fluorescent lights, smoke machine; 96 x 96 x 96 in Courtesy of Black & White Gallery / Project Space, Booth C-105 Smoke and Mirrors / Nothing to See Here confronts the viewer as a great summary of the mechanisms of seduction. It also makes a parody of the sad side of the system — the exclusion. The show is not for everyone, the illusion is — it’s even public.
Domesticity II For PULSE Play, Lucie Fontaine will create a domestic setting in which she will organize a program of videos that are themselves dealing with contents related to domesticity. The environment she will present in Miami will resemble a common living room, similar to the famous first scene of The Simpsons. Here the visitor is invited to sit down and enjoy what’s on TV, which is in fact the video program selected by Lucie Fontaine. Furthermore, Lucie Fontaine has requested that all furniture should be bought at IKEA, and in a way this environment is not only made to present the video program at the fair, but also as an artwork itself, an instruction piece of sorts: she has made a list of items (a sofa, a coffee table, a TV, fake plants, etc.) to be bought exclusively at the Swedish department store. This project is part of “Domesticity,” a series of exhibitions conceived by Lucie Fontaine. The first iteration was part of the Prague Biennale 5 and the third part will be presented at Marianne Boesky Gallery as part of a larger project called “Estate.”
exhibitors
PULSE MIAMI 2011 EXHIBITORS 9
8 Maria Jose Arjona On Knowledge and Liberation [Vires], 2010 (Teatro Anatomico Archiginnasio Bologna, 2010) Dress and C-print on rice paper, unique piece Dress: 5 ft x 110 in Print: 22 x 16 in
Tom LaDuke The Unbearable Tide, 2010 Oil and acrylic on canvas over panel 60 x 80 in Courtesy of the artist and Angles Gallery, Los Angeles Photography: Brian Forrest
Mark Schoening The Cove, 2011 Acrylic, mixed media and resin on panel 30 x 40 in
Dieter Rehm Untitled, 2011 Ilfochrome photo behind Plexiglas 23.5 x 33 in
Angles Gallery C-202
Galerie Anita Beckers B-203
GALERIE ANDREAS BINDER B-401
Blythe Projects E-102
2754 South La Cienega Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90034 T + 1 310 396 5019 F + 1 310 202 6330 info@anglesgallery.com www.anglesgallery.com
Frankenallee 74 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 60327 T + 49 697 390 0967 F + 49 697 390 0968 info@galerie-beckers.de www.galerie-beckers.de
Knöbelstrasse 27 Munich, Germany, 80538 T + 49 892 193 9250 M + 49 171 432 6335 info@andreasbinder.de www.andreasbinder.de
5797 Washington Boulevard Culver City, CA 90232 T + 1 323 272 3642 M + 1 310 990 3501 info@blytheprojects.net www.blytheprojects.net
Mark Powell Man in red car, 2011 Digital photography 24 x 28 in
Michelle Muldrow Cathedral III, 2010 Casein on clay panel 40 x 30 in
Zimoun 121 prepared dc-motors, cardboard elements 8 x 8cm, 2011 DC-motors, cardboard elements, power supply, wooden body 35.4 x 35.4 x 11.8 in
Massimo Vitali Las Catedrales Diptych, 2011 C-print 71 x 87 in each panel
Arróniz F-103
Jen Bekman Gallery E-101
bitforms gallery B-303
Brancolini Grimaldi B-200
Plaza Río de Janeiro No. 53, PB Colonia Roma, Mexico City, Mexico 06700 T + 52 555 511 7965 F + 52 555 511 6723 info@arroniz-arte.com www.arroniz-arte.com
6 Spring Street New York, NY 10012 T + 1 212 219 0166 info@jenbekman.com www.jenbekman.com
529 West 20th Street, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 366 6939 F + 1 212 366 6959 info@bitforms.com www.bitforms.com
43-44 Albemarle Street London, United Kingdom W1S 4JJ T + 44 207 493 5721 london@brancolinigrimaldi.com www.brancolinigrimaldi.com
Miguel Palma EGO(electronic growing organism), 2009 70’s Milwaukee advertising drill model made of fiberglass, 350 watts drill, drill bit, and drill extensor, iron adapters, base, electric wiring, screws 62.9 x 55.1 x 15.7 in
Changha Hwang A Three-Fold, 2010-2011 Acrylic on cotton canvas 25 x 28 in
Galería Bacelos C-203
Benrimon Contemporary D-202
Progreso, 3 Vigo, Spain 36202 T + 34 986 224 785 T + 34 986 431 345 galeria@bacelos.com www.bacelos.com
514 West 24th Street, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 924 2400 M + 1 516 724 5006 info@bcontemporary.com www.bcontemporary.com
Michael Van den Besselaar Aesthetics of Contemporary Power, 2011 Oil on linen 59 x 59 in
Black & White Gallery / Project Space C-105 483 Driggs Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11211 T + 1 718 599 8775 F + 1 718 599 8798 info@blackandwhiteartgallery.com www.blackandwhiteartgallery.com www.blackandwhiteprojectspace.org
Vik Muniz Kate (Blood), 2011 Digital C-print 44 x 30 in
Rena Bransten Gallery D-200 77 Geary Street San Francisco, CA 94108 T + 1 415 982 3292 info@renabranstengallery.com www.renabranstengallery.com
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10 Katie Miller Young Bling Cole with a Merry Canary, 2011 Oil on panel 14 x 11 in Copyright Katie Miller, courtesy of Conner Contemporary Art
Conner Contemporary Art C-201 1358 Florida Avenue, NE Washington, D.C. 20002 T + 1 202 588 8750 info@connercontemporary.com www.connercontemporary.com
Ghost of a Dream Double or Nothing, 2011 Discarded lottery tickets on panel with UV coat 30 x 40 in
Davidson Contemporary A-201
Nieves Fernandez E-402
Samuel Freeman E-404
724 Fifth Avenue, 4th Floor New York, NY 10019 T + 1 212 759 7555 info@davidsoncontemporary.com www.davidsoncontemporary.com
Monte Esquinza, 25 Madrid, Spain 28010 T + 34 913 085 986 M + 34 620 586 269 contact@galerianievesfernandez.com www.galerianievesfernandez.com
2639 South La Cienega Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90034 T + 1 310 449 1479 gallery@samuelfreeman.com www.samuelfreeman.com
Boris Mikhailov Case History, #45, 1998 C-print 24 x 15.6 in
Lara Viana Untitled (chair), 2010 Oil on board 12 x 10 in
CONRADS B-302
DOMOBAAL B-403
Lindenstrasse 167 Duesseldorf, Germany 40233 T + 49 211 323 0720 M + 49 177 323 0720 mail@galerieconrads.de www.galerieconrads.de
3 John Street London, United Kingdom WC1N 2ES T + 44 207 242 9604 M + 44 780 170 3871 info@domobaal.com www.domobaal.com
Karen Knorr The Joy of Ahimsa, Tarkat Vilas, Jodhpur, 2008 Pigment print 30 x 24 in
Kelli Vance To Look Inside You, 2011 Oil on canvas 24 x 48 in
Julio Blancas Untitled, 2011 Graphite on canvas
Thornton Dial Lost, 2004 Wood, tin, steel, paint-stained cloth, carpet, and Splash Zone compound on wood 72.5 x 46.5 x 8 in
Michael Combs Wild Card, 2011 Mixed media 33 x 16 x 20 in
Jonathan Ferrara Gallery C-103 400a Julia Street New Orleans, LA 70130 T + 1 504 522 5471 F + 1 253 399 1649 info@jonathanferraragallery.com www.jonathanferraragallery.com
Robert Yoder Untitled (P.A), 2011 Oil on canvas with found papers 16 x 13 in
Danziger Gallery A-203
Andrew Edlin Gallery E-200
frosch&portmann F-202
527 West 23rd Street New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 629 6778 info@danzigerprojects.com www.danzigergallery.com
134 Tenth Avenue New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 206 9723 info@edlingallery.com www.edlingallery.com
53 Stanton Street New York, NY 10002 T + 1 646 820 9068 eva@froschportmann.com www.froschportmann.com
Kristen Schiele Suburban Vampyre, 2010 Oil on canvas 58 x 60 in
Freight + Volume E-400 530 West 24th Street New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 691 7700 info@freightandvolume.com www.freightandvolume.com
Bas Louter Untitled, 2011 Charcoal, graphite, and pastel on paper 81 in x 60 in
fruehsorge contemporary drawings F-201 Heidestrasse 46-52 Berlin, Germany 10557 T + 49 302 809 5282 M + 49 175 275 1210 mail@fruehsorge.com www.fruehsorge.com
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Alain Delorme Totem #11, 2010 C-print, Edition 5 31.4 x 47.2 in
ftc., Berlin D-101
Sharon Louden Cathedra, 2010 Orange foam rubber tubing, glue, wood chair 26.5 x 20 x 55 in
PATRICK HEIDE CONTEMPORARY ART B-100
Lindenstrasse 35 Berlin, Germany 10969 T + 49 302 529 4095 F + 49 302 529 4079 office@ft-contemporary.com www.ft-contemporary.com
11 Church Street London, United Kingdom NW8 8EE T + 44 207 724 5548 info@patrickheide.com www.patrickheide.com
Larissa Goldston Gallery A-102
Hilger modern/ contemporary A-200
530 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 206 7887 F + 1 212 206 7829 info@larissagoldstongallery.com www.larissagoldston.com
Dorotheergasse 5 Vienna, Austria 1010 T + 43 1 512 5315 F + 43 1 513 9126 contemporary@hilger.at www.hilger.at
Driss Ouadahi Shadows in the Sky, 2011 Oil on linen 74.75 x 86.5 in
Hasted Kraeutler E-100
Hosfelt Gallery E-302
537 West 24th Street New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 627 0006 info@hastedkraeutler.com www.hastedkraeutler.com
531 West 36th Street New York, NY 10018 T + 1 212 563 5454 info@hosfeltgallery.com www.hosfeltgallery.com
Jörn Vanhöfen Chicago #2767, 2009 C-print mounted on aluminum 48 x 57.9 in
Charlie James Gallery E-103
Kuckei + Kuckei D-205
975 Chung King Road Los Angeles, CA 90012 T + 1 213 687 0844 F + 1 213 687 8815 info@cjamesgallery.com www.cjamesgallery.com
Linienstrasse 158 Berlin, Germany 10115 T + 49 30 883 4354 F + 49 30 88 68 3244 info@kuckei-kuckei.de www.kuckei-kuckei.de
Charles Ritchie Reflection: 11 March 2011, 4 am, 2011 Watercolor and graphite on Fabriano paper 4 x 6 in
Oliver Dorfer the pulpproject / donk, 2011 Acrylic on acrylic glass 78.74 x 78.74 in (4 parts)
Orly Genger Untitled, 2011 Cast aluminium 22 x 13 x 3.5 in
Marc Dennis Dragonslayer, 2011 Oil on canvas 24 x 38 in
Richard Kraft 100 Walkers: Los Angeles (for Stanley Green), 2011 Mixed media 8 x 2.5 x 2.5 in Edition of 3
Gallery Joe F-102 302 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 T + 1 215 592 7752 mail@galleryjoe.com www.galleryjoe.com
Christoph Ruckhäberle Artist, 2008 Oil on canvas 78.7 x 51.2 in
Galerie Kleindienst, Leipzig E-105 Spinnereistrasse 7 Haus 3/11 Leipzig, Germany 04179 T + 49 341 477 4553 F + 49 170 808 5816 kontakt@galeriekleindienst.de www.galeriekleindienst.de
Alexander Gorlizki We could always elope, 2010 Pigment and gold on paper 10 x 8 in
KUDLEK VAN DER GRINTEN GALERIE B-101 Schaafenstrasse 25 Cologne, Germany 50676 T + 49 221 660 6830 F + 49 221 739 2936 art@kudlek-vandergrinten.de www.kudlek-vandergrinten.de
Jo Hormuth Better Grammer, 2011 Archival Lambda photographs 1/4” museum-grade UV non-glare acrylic 1/8” Dibond aluminum 106 x 64 in
KUSSENEERS GALLERY F-101 De Burburestraat 11 Antwerp, Belgium 2000 T + 32 3 257 2400 M + 32 475 65 1109 info@kusseneers.com www.kusseneers.com
PULSE MIAMI 2011 EXHIBITORS 15
14
Penelope Umbrico Suns of Flickr, 2006-current 4 x 6 in Kodak prints Various installations from 48 x 96 in to 48 x 120 in to a full wall installation (detail)
Zach Harris Warp and Weave, 2010-2011 Paint on metal with wood backing 26 x 20 x 1 in
Doug Rickard #82.948842, Detroit, MI. 2009, 2010 Archival pigment print 40 x 64 in © Doug Rickard, Courtesy Yossi Milo Gallery, New York
Jason Yarmosky Wondering Woman, 2011 Oil on canvas 48 x 36 in
Elizabeth Leach Gallery A-104
LMAKprojects C-100
LYONS WIER E-301
Yossi Milo Gallery D-201
417 NW 9th Avenue Portland, OR 97209 T + 1 503 224 0521 F + 1 503 224 0844 art@elizabethleach.com www.elizabethleach.com
139 Eldridge Street New York, NY 10002 T + 1 212 255 9707 F + 1 212 255 9708 info@lmakprojects.com www.lmakprojects.com
542 West 24th Street New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 242 6220 gallery@lyonswiergallery.com www.lyonswiergallery.com
525 West 25th Street New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 414 0370 F + 1 212 414 0371 mail@yossimilo.com www.yossimilo.com
Seonna Hong Combustible Engine, 2010 Mixed media on wood panel 48 x 48 in
LeBasse Projects E-405 6023 Washington Boulevard Culver City, CA 90232 932 Chung King Road, Los Angeles, CA 90012 T + 1 310 558 0200 contact@lebasseprojects.com www.lebasseprojects.com
Stephen Powers Credit Is Dead, 2010 Enamel on aluminum 24 x 24 in
Daniel Gonzalez Secret Book for Girls – Page 3 – First Lover, 2011 Hand-sewn sequins on canvas 66.93 x 70.87 in
Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts C-204 2043 North Miami Avenue Miami, FL 33127 T + 1 305 576 1804 F + 1 305 576 1805 info@dlfinearts.com www.dlfinearts.com
Matthew Brandt American Lake WA C8, 2011 C-print soaked in American Lake water 46 x 64 in
Rob Carter Culte (film still), 2010 Two-channel HD video projection 9 minutes, 19 seconds
M+B Gallery C-101
Mixed Greens B-301
612 North Almont Drive Los Angeles, CA 90069 T + 1 310 550 0050 F + 1 310 550 0605 info@mbart.com www.mbart.com
531 West 26th Street, 1st Floor New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 331 8888 info@mixedgreens.com www.mixedgreens.com
Andrew Schoultz Melting Flag (Eyes are Watching Us), 2011 Gold leaf, acrylic, and embossment on stretched American flag over panel 30 x 52 in
Heather Gwen Martin Axis, 2011 Oil on linen 60 x 84 in
Stephanie Washburn Reception 3, 2011 Digital C-print 30 x 40 in
Joshua Liner Gallery D-204
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles B-102
Marx & Zavattero C-104
Mark Moore Gallery B-402
548 West 28th Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 244 7415 info@joshualinergallery.com www.joshualinergallery.com
2685 South La Cienega Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90034 T + 1 310 838 6000 gallery@luisdejesus.com www.luisdejesus.com
77 Geary Street, 2nd Floor San Francisco, CA 94108 T + 1 415 627 9111 info@marxzav.com www.marxzav.com
5790 Washington Boulevard Culver City, CA 90232 T + 1 310 453 3031 F + 1 310 453 3831 info@markmooregallery.com www.markmooregallery.com
PULSE MIAMI 2011 EXHIBITORS 17
16
Sharon Louden Eventing, 2011 Oil on wood panel 45 x 41 x 2 in
Angelo Musco Xylem, 2011 Photograph printed on metallic paper, mounted between Plexiglas and aluminum 240 x 96 in (5 panels at 48 x 96 in each)
Gonzalo González Del Jardín, 2006-2008 Mixed media Various sizes
Bettina von Zwehl Made Up Love Song: Part 7 (Sophia), 2011 C-print 2.25 in (diameter)
Morgan Lehman D-102
Purdy Hicks Gallery D-100
Galerie Stefan ROEPKE B-202
Carrie Secrist Gallery E-401
535 West 22nd Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 268 6699 F + 1 212 268 6766 art@morganlehmangallery.com www.morganlehmangallery.com
65 Hopton Street, Bankside London, United Kingdom, SE1 9GZ T + 44 207 401 9229 F + 44 207 401 9595 contact@purdyhicks.com www.purdyhicks.com
St. Apern-Strasse 17-21 Cologne, Germany 50667 T + 49 221 25 5559 F + 49 221 25 5742 info@galerie-roepke.de www.galerie-roepke.de
835 West Washington Boulevard Chicago, IL 60607 T + 1 312 491 0917 info@secristgallery.com www.secristgallery.com
Matthew Cox Heartthrob #4, Olive Oyl [with belly button ring], 2011 Hand-embroidered X-ray 12.5 x 28.5 in
Paul Henry Ramirez Playconics 6, 2011 Acrylic on canvas 66 x 66 in
Anna Malagrida Rue Laffite I, 2009, from Vitrinas series Digital Giclee print 57.1 x 86.2 in
Gonzalo Puch Untitled (TG3), 2011 Pigment print 40 x 26.5 in
Packer Schopf Gallery E-407
Galerie Richard E-107
JULIE SAUL GALLERY B-204
942 West Lake Street Chicago, Illinois 60607 T + 1 312 226 8984 M + 1 773 458 3150 packer@packergallery.com www.packergallery.com
3 Impasse Saint-Claude 514 West 24th Street Paris, France 75003 New York, NY 10011 T + 33 01 43 25 2722 T + 1 212 510 8181 info@galerierichard.com www.galerierichard.com
535 West 22nd Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 627 2410 F + 1 212 627 2411 mail@saulgallery.com www.saulgallery.com
Johannes Girardoni Diptych-Yellow Green, 2007 Beeswax, pigment, wood 60 x 60 x 4.5 in
PDX Contemporary Art E-403 925 NW Flanders Street Portland, OR 97209 T + 1 503 222 0063 info@pdxcontemporaryart.com www.pdxcontemporaryart.com
Bryan Graf Butterfly #7, 2011 Chromogenic print 40 x 30 in
Karin Waskiewicz Fate, 2010 Acrylic 45 x 60 in
Yancey Richardson Gallery C-102
Schroeder Romero & Shredder B-103
535 West 22nd Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10011 T + 1 646 230 9610 F + 1 646 230 6131 info@yanceyrichardson.com www.yanceyrichardson.com
531 West 26th Street New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 630 0722 F + 1 212 630 0726 lisa@srandsgallery.com www.srandsgallery.com
GALERIA SENDA – ESPAI 2NOU2 A-202 Consell de Cent, 337 Barcelona, Spain 08007 T + 34 93 487 6759 info@galeriasenda.com www.galeriasenda.com
Yuken Teruya Heroes – Geronimo, 2011 Bingata dye on cotton 73.25 x 49.5 in
SHOSHANA WAYNE GALLERY A-100 2525 Michigan Avenue, Suite B1 Santa Monica, CA 90404 T + 1 310 453 7535 F + 1 310 453 1595 mail@shoshanawayne.com www.shoshanawayne.com
PULSE MIAMI 2011 EXHIBITORS 19
18
Wolfram Ullrich RAJA, 2011 3-parts Acrylic on steel 27 x 78.3 x 1 in
Jojo Serrano Doors Ascending the Stairs, 2011 Oil on canvas 36 x 48 in
silverlens gallery A-101
Galerie Michael Sturm E-104
2/F YMC Building, 2320 Don Chino Roces Extension (formerly Pasong Tamo Extension) Manila, Philippines 1231 T + 632 816 0044 isa@silverlensphoto.com www.silverlensphoto.com slab.silverlensphoto.com
Christophstrasse 6 Stuttgart, Germany 70178 T + 49 711 615 9568 F + 49 711 615 9581 mail@galerie-sturm.de www.galerie-sturm.de
Hong Seon Jang Zip City, 2010 Zip ties Variable
David B. Smith Gallery A-103 1543 A Wazee Street Denver, CO 80202 T + 1 303 893 4234 F + 1 877 893 4234 info@davidbsmithgallery.com www.davidbsmithgallery.com
Markus Linnenbrink THEBEAUTIFULONES, 2011 Epoxy on wood 27.5 x 27.5 x 3 in
Tomlinson Kong Contemporary / Von Lintel Gallery B-201 520 West 23rd Street Artware Editions F-200 270 Bowery New York, NY 10012 T + 1 212 463 7490 F + 1 212 463 7491 info@tomlinsonkong.com www.tomlinsonkong.com www.artwareeditions.com
Anya Janssen But whatever it was, it came out of the trees 5..., 2010 Oil on canvas 40 x 31 in
Robert Sagerman 18,227, 2011 Oil on canvas 48 x 46 in
Margaret Thatcher Projects B-300 539 West 23rd Street, Ground Floor New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 675 0222 F + 1 212 675 1121 info@thatcherprojects.com www.thatcherprojects.com
Malia Jensen Seal + Penguin 4 Ever, 2008 Patinated bronze, polyester resin, acrylic urethane, cat whiskers 20 x 42 x 67 in
Marjan Teeuwen Archief 5, 2011 Inkjetprint, dibond and plexiglas, 49.2 x 61.8 in
Cokkie Snoei B-404
Cristin Tierney E-106
Mauritsweg 55 Rotterdam, The Netherlands 3012 JX T + 31 10 412 92 74 F + 31 10 412 92 74 M + 31 62 473 38 63 info@cokkiesnoei.com www.cokkiesnoei.com
546 West 29th Street New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 594 0550 F + 1 212 594 0556 info@cristintierney.com www.cristintierney.com
Lowell Boyers Lavender Wish/ Whssh, 2011 Acrylic, resin, watercolor, and ink on canvas 36 x 24 in
New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 242 0599 gallery@vonlintel.com www.vonlintel.com
Chris Martin Untitled, 2008-2009 Oil on canvas 77 x 88 in
TORCH B-405
Daniel Weinberg Gallery F-100
Lauriergracht 94 Amsterdam, The Netherlands RN 1016 T + 31 20 626 0284 F + 31 20 623 8892 info@torchgallery.com www.torchgallery.com
6363 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 103 Los Angeles, CA 90048 T + 1 323 782 0957 info@danielweinberggallery.com www.danielweinberggallery.com
George Rahme, Great White Wonderland, 2010 Mixed paper collage on board 83.88 x 48 x 1.5 in
FRED TORRES COLLABORATIONS C-200 527 West 29th Street New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 244 5074 F + 1 212 244 5075 frontdesk@fredtorres.com www.fredtorres.com
Laurie Lambrecht Naples , 1990 Archival pigment print, printed 2011 Signed in ink; title, date on printed label affixed to the reverse of the frame. 60 x 60 inches Edition 1/6
Rick Wester Fine Art E-300 511 West 25th Street, Suite 205 New York, NY 10001 T + 1 212 255 5560 rwfa@rickwesterfineart.com www.rickwesterfineart.com
PULSE MIAMI 2011 EXHIBITORS 21
20
Laura Ortiz Vega Mandarina, 2011 Yarn painting on board 8 x 20 in
Edward Burtynsky Dryland Farming #21, Monegros County, Aragon, Spain, 2010 Chromogenic color print 48 x 64 in
Jesse Burke Post Game, 2006 Digital C-print 25 x 20 in
Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery B-104
ClampArt I-201
505 West 24th Street New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 243 8830 F + 1 212 243 8620 info@brycewolkowitz.com www.brycewolkowitz.com
521-531 West 25th Street New York, NY 10001 T + 1 646 230 0020 F + 1 646 230 8008 info@clampart.com www.clampart.com
Yuval Yairi Morning at the Savoy, 2009 C-print 24.8 x 39.4 in
Nici Jost sidewalk poem, 2011 Photograph 26.4 x 39.4 in
La Estación Arte Contemporáneo I-101 Calle Aldama 1002 Col. Centro Chihuahua, Mexico 31000 T + 52 614 410 7216 laestacion@leac.com.mx www.leac.com.mx
Alia Malley Los Angeles (Exposition 04_03a), 2009 From Southland series Archival pigment print 20 x 24 in, 33 x 40 in, and 44 x 53 in
Brookhart Jonquil Never Odd or Even, 2010-2011 Mixed media installation Dimensions variable
Zemack Contemporary Art D-203
balzerARTprojects I-202
Dorsch Gallery I-200
Sam Lee Gallery I-102
Hey B-iyar 68 Tel Aviv, Israel 62198 T + 972 3 691 5060 F + 972 3 691 4582 info@zcagallery.com www.zcagallery.com
Riehentorstrasse 14 Basel, Switzerland 4058 T + 41 61 229 3306 isabel.balzer@yahoo.com www.balzer-art-projects.ch
151 NW 24th Street Miami, FL 33127 T + 1 305 576 1278 contact@dorschgallery.com www.dorschgallery.com
990 North Hill Street #190 Los Angeles, CA 90012 T + 1 323 227 0275 F + 1 323 227 0256 sam@samleegallery.com www.samleegallery.com
Kühne/Klein Painting Time, 2010 Postcard collage 19.75 x 27.5 in
Alyssa Dennis Extensions, 2011 Mixed media on paper on panel 42 x 54 in Courtesy of KESTING / RAY Gallery
Norman Mooney Wallflower No. 4, 2011 Cast aluminum with pigment 48 in diameter x 48 in deep
Larissa Nowicki Annunciation (detail), 2009 Woven book pages with no adhesive, 12 carat white gold 64 x 38 in
Pavel Zoubok Gallery B-400
Causey Contemporary I-205
KESTING / RAY I-204
Man&Eve I-203
533 West 23rd Street New York, NY 10011 T + 1 212 675 7490 F + 1 212 675 8672 info@pavelzoubok.com www.pavelzoubok.com
92 Wythe Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11249 T + 1 718 218 8939 F + 1 718 218 9347 info@causeycontemporary.com www.causeycontemporary.com
30 Grand Street, Ground Floor New York, NY 10013 T + 1 212 334 0204 info@kestingray.com www.kestingray.com
131 Kennington Park Road London, United Kingdom SE114JJ T + 44 207 582 7861 info@manandeve.co.uk www.manandeve.co.uk
PULSE MIAMI 2011 EXHIBITORS 23
22
Natascha Stellmach Did I Flash the Toilett, 2010 Archival ink on photo rag, Edition of 5 + 2AP 34.65 x 45.2 in
Deb Todd Wheeler Untitled(12), 2011 Cyanotype of plastic bag 13 x 17 in
Richard Renaldi Smashed Grain Silo, Electra, Texas, 2005 Color C-print 33 x 40 in
Ellen Miller Gallery I-106
WAGNER + PARTNER I-105
Charles Lane Press P-2
38 Newbury Street Boston, MA 02116 T + 1 617 536 4650 M + 1 617 620 9818 ellen@ellenmillergallery.com www.ellenmillergallery.com
Karl-Marx-Allee 87 Berlin, Germany 10243 T + 49 302 196 0137 M + 49 177 880 2207 mail@galerie-wagner-partner.com www.galerie-wagner-partner.com
8-E Charles Lane New York, NY 10014 T + 1 212 924 0206 books@charleslanepress.com www.charleslanepress.com
Paramodel ParamodelicGraffiti, 2010 Plarail, plastic toy, artificial grass, sandstone, Styrofoam, etc. Various dimensions
Alexander Heaton Spear of Destiny (Dogs of War), 2011 Oil on linen with gold leaf 36 x 48 in
Various ArtCenter artists Small Wonderz (art) Salon Juried installation of small format work in multiple media Variable
THE RESIDENCE GALLERY I-104
MORI YU GALLERY I-103
ArtCenter South Florida P-1
Prospect New Orleans P-4
229 Victoria Park Road London, United Kingdom E9 7HD T + 44 208 985 0321 info@residence-gallery.com www.residence-gallery.com
4-19, Rengezo-cho, Shogoin, Sakyo-ku Kyoto, Japan 606-8357 T + 81 75 950 5230 F + 81 75 950 5240 info@moriyu-gallery.com www.moriyu-gallery.com
Gallery: 800 Lincoln Road Office: 924 Lincoln Road, Suite 205 Miami Beach, Florida 33139 T + 1 305 674 8278 F + 1 305 674 8772 email@artcentersf.org www.artcentersf.org
135 Grand Street 4th Floor New York, NY 10013 T + 1 212 680 5305 info@prospectneworleans.org www.prospectneworleans.org
Christian Schoeler Studio Shot, 2011, November
T.J. Ahearn Good Vibrations, 2009 Collage on vintage LP Jacket with original e-mail 12.25 x 12.25 in
SCHUEBBE PROJECTS I-100
Available Space P-3
Neubr端ckstrasse 6 Duesseldorf, Germany 40213 T +49 211 328985 schuebbe@aol.com www.shuebbeprojects.com
Miami, FL T + 1 786 208 2580 info@availablespacemiami.org www.availablespacemiami.org
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