Katarina Burin has won the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston’s 2013 James and Audrey Foster Prize.
Burin's work is on view at the ICA through July 21st.
Press for Katarina Burin:
“Katarina Burin wins ICA’s Foster Prize.” The Boston Globe
“Artists in Foster offer different approaches.” The Boston Globe
Jordan Kantor has written an article for The Highlights journal on his work.
Barry McGee currently has solo exhibitions on view at two major institutions in the US.
FOCUS: Barry McGee at The Modern Art Museum of Forth Worth
March 31 – June 02 2013
Barry McGee at The Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston
April 6 – Sept 2, 2013
Noam Rappaport's exhibition has been reviewed by Kenneth Baker in the San Francisco Chronicle
Noam Rappaport's current solo exhibition at Ratio 3 has been reviewed in San Francisco Arts Quarterly.
Lutz Bacher presents at new solo exhibition at Portikus in Frankfurt Germany. The exhibition runs February 9 – April 14, 2013
Takeshi Murata's recent exhibition at Salon 94 has been reviewed in Art in America magazine.
VernissageTV has posted a video walkthrough of Jordan Kantor's solo exhibition at Ratio 3.
Danny Keith has a solo exhibition of new work opening at Wentrup, Berlin on November 10th. The show runs until December 21st.
Takeshi Murata speaks about his new works now on view at Salon 94 in a video at The Fader.
Lutz Bacher's current solo exhibition at Ratio 3's new location has been featured at San Francisco Arts Quarterly Online.
Takeshi Murata's new solo exhibition, Synthesizers, opens tonight at Salon 94 Bowery in New York City.
Barry McGee has been interviewed on The Modern Art Notes Podcast.
Ratio 3 artist Ara Peterson has created a print for The Fund-A-House Project by GA Collaborative. Proceeds from sales of the prints go towards funding efforts to rebuild housing in Rwanda.
The print is available for sale online here.
Ratio 3 owner Chris Perez and Larry Rinder, Director of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, discuss Barry McGee's work and his upcoming retrospective at BAM/PFA in the new issue of San Francisco Arts Quarterly.
You can download a pdf of the issue online, or check their website for where to pick up an issue.
