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November/December, 2010
With artists:
Dan Estabrook, Christian Rex van Minnen, Julie Anne Mann, Carrie Ann Baade, Christopher Conte, Heather Gargon, Alex Passapera, Caitlin Hackett, Buddy Nestor, Dan Ouellette, Samantha Levin and Danielle Ezzo
Please email art @ artanagnorisis. com or call 646.712.2820 with any inquiries about the artwork. Please note: not all work is for sale. All artists are available for commissioned work.
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About Anagnorisis:
Anagnorisis Fine Arts is a young organization run by curator Samantha Levin that represents and exhibits extraordinary emerging and established artists. Each artist is chosen for their penchant for creating very lush artwork, uplifting or uncomfortable, subversive or sublime, that pushes boundaries and excels in craftsmanship. Much of this artwork could be said to fall under the new contemporary genres of the Neo-Grotesque and the Pop Surreal. Read more…
View the exhibit in person at:
Ise Cultural Foundation
555 Broadway
New York, NY 10012
T:212-925-1649
November 9 through December 31, 2010
Opening reception:
Friday November 12, 6-8pm
Exhibit Lecture and Discussion on the grotesque in art
Guest lecturer, Dr. Nancy Hightower, Instructor in the Program for Writing and Rhetoric at the University of Colorado, Boulder
Saturday, November 20, 5-7pm
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[...] and Rhetoric at the University of Colorado, Boulder, will be conducting a talk in conjunction with Another Roadside Attraction, Anagnorisis’ group exhibit exploring a newly dubbed genre of art, the [...]
Pingback by The Pervasive Fingers of the Grotesque « Anagnorisis September 19, 2010 @ 7:38 pm[...] Curators that has been run by New York’s ISE Cultural Foundation since 1984. Finally, Another Roadside Attraction has been realized and is fully installed in ISE’s gallery in [...]
Pingback by Another Roadside Attraction | Opens This Friday « Anagnorisis Fine Arts November 9, 2010 @ 12:08 pm[...] by Anagnorisis Fine Arts and Phantasmaphile. In conjunction with the exhibit “Another Roadside Attraction: An Exploration of the Neo-Grotesque,” Dr. Nancy Hightower will lead a discussion on the grotesque in art as it relates to the [...]
Pingback by The Grotesque In Art With Dr. Nancy Hightower | Chronolect November 12, 2010 @ 1:23 pm[...] a discussion on the grotesque in art with Dr. Nancy Hightower. In addition to chatting about the amazing work on the walls at the ISE Cultural Foundation, Nancy will have other works to present from visual and literary [...]
Pingback by On the Value of Utilizing a Goose « Anagnorisis Fine Arts November 15, 2010 @ 11:54 amI was blown away by this exhibit. Wow. Visceral is a huge understatement. One piece more chaotic and raw in feeling than the other. At least, that was MY perception. So many pieces I’d love to have at home to just STARE at perenially. Check this out before it closes!
Comment by Diana November 15, 2010 @ 3:08 pm[...] she had gotten a strong impression of my interests when she viewed the Anagnorisis group exhibition Another Roadside Attraction this past fall, 2010. I cannot express how right she was and how excited I am about Bye Bye [...]
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