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December 18, 2014
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December 18, 2014
Taku Obata featured on WideWalls
BUST A MOVE By Steve Gray December 2, 2014 Japanese artist Taku Obata has his first United States solo show entitled Bust a Move now showing at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York. Bust a Move features Taku Obata’s life size sculptures, created from wood and acrylic and influenced by classic b-boy style and... read more
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December 18, 2014
Dan Witz on the cover of Juxtapoz
DAN WITZ ON THE COVER OF JUXTAPOZ MAGAZINE The following is an excerpt from the January 2015 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine, on sale now. The first time I actually met Dan Witz was on a ferry boat ride touring the magnificent fjords of western Norway. At the time, like most people interested in the broader... read more
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December 12, 2014
Best Exhibitions to See This Month
The Best Art Exhibitions to See This Month By Susan Cheng DOZE GREEN: OUT OF KNOWHERE Location: Jonathan LeVine Gallery, 557C W. 23rd St., New York 10011 Dates: Nov. 20 – Dec. 20, 2014 Back in the late ’70s, Doze Green wrote graffiti on subway trains and helped form the b-boy group Rock Steady Crew. Although he’s... read more
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December 2, 2014
Kai & Sunny in Hi-Fructose
Opening Night: Kai & Sunny’s “Lots of Bits of Star” at Jonathan LeVine Gallery by Caro Artist duo Kai and Sunny on opening night On November 22nd, London artists Kai and Sunny celebrated the opening of “Lots of Bits of Star” at Jonathan Levine Gallery. A simple theme ornately executed, their exhibition takes an up close and personal look at... read more
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December 2, 2014
EVOL on Societe Perrier
The Street Art of Evol: A Social Dystopia German street artist, Evol, explains how the architecture of a job center and ex-Stasi HQ in Berlin inspired him to turn power boxes into tenements. By James Buxton Power boxes can be found on almost any street, in any city around the world, yet in the hands of... read more
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November 28, 2014
Doze Green on Societe Perrier
Iconic B-Boy Doze Green Unveils New Art Show And What’s On His Playlist Transitioning from b-boy to fine artist via graffiti, Doze Green contributions to the art world are invaluable. By Barbara Pavone A born and bred New Yorker, Doze Green first made a name for himself as a b-boy, becoming one of the original members of the iconic... read more
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November 21, 2014
Paper Mag 10 Must-See Art Shows
10 MUST-SEE ART SHOWS OPENING THIS WEEK by Gary Pini via Jonathan LeVine Gallery Jonathan LeVine Gallery kicked off another big week of openings with "Out of Knowhere," a solo exhibition of new works by Doze Green on Thursday, on November 20th, at 557C West 23rd Street. The NYC-born artist currently lives out... read more
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October 31, 2014
Fabio D’Aroma featured on Hi-Fructose
Fabio D’Aroma’s “West of Ovest” at Jonathan LeVine Gallery by Nastia Voynovskaya October 31, 2014 Painter Fabio D’Aroma’s characters perpetually march westward, though it’s unclear to what end. His nude men and women with protruding bellies and knobby limbs appear to be part of an endless procession. D’Aroma adorns them with anachronistic accouterments such... read more
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October 7, 2014
Marc Giai-Miniet on Yatzer
Marc Giai-Miniet’s Nightmarish ‘Theatre of Memory’ on Show in New York By Rooksana Hossenally October 7, 2014 With his eerie twists on children’s dolls houses, French artist Marc Giai-Miniet’s dioramas, or miniature 3D theatres or boxes, are disturbing metaphors for the human condition that succeed in rattling our curiosity wide-awake. Containing the aftermath from scenes... read more
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October 2, 2014
Esao Andrews interview on HF
HiFructose.com Interview: Esao Andrews Discusses New Work for Epilogues at Jonathan LeVine Gallery by Nathan Spoor October 2, 2014 Ever the astute aesthete, Esao Andrews brings a renewed sense of clarity and purpose to his latest body of work. His new paintings will be featured at NYC’s Jonathan LeVine Gallery from October 11 through November 8... read more
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September 30, 2014
GQ on Dan Witz’s PETA project
Why are chicken feet appearing all over London? By James Buxton September 30th, 2014 Chicken feet poke out of a metal grate on the side of Smithfield market, the largest wholesale meat market in the UK and the last bastion of London’s butchers; a pig’s face stares through a window in Clerkenwell; and a... read more
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September 25, 2014